Millions died, almost all from the lower echelons of society.
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He could never reach the echelons achieved by someone else.
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Women remain rare in the upper echelons of financial firms.
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Colin Kaepernick has been lambasted by the highest echelons of power.
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This office will exist among the highest echelons of public oversight.
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The scandals have reached the upper echelons of the Vatican itself.
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But it wasn't the top echelons of money-making like today.
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Interim ones typically came from within the Justice Department's upper echelons.
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But it is the cases implicating the upper echelons of Mrs.
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By Chloe's upper echelons are having family issues of their own.
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At Alibaba, a love of basketball reaches into the highest echelons.
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Chinese men still dominate the top echelons of politics and business.
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He, too, quickly realized what was happening in the senior echelons.
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"He has to turn in people from the upper echelons," he said.
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The issue extends well beyond the top echelons of the new administration.
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The report caused considerable consternation within the upper echelons of the department.
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The upper echelons of the Playboy masthead were predominantly staffed by men.
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CICIG was discovering that political corruption reached the highest echelons of government.
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"Most of the top echelons in the government are corrupt," he said.
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At echelons below the top level, he writes, "loyalty-enforcing groupthink" abounded.
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I'm focusing on men because they've dominated the uppermost echelons of politics.
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At jazz's upper echelons, this sort of thing is now standard practice.
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Romo immediately brought the program into the upper echelons of the FCS.
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These kinds of responses to Black women in music's upper echelons speak volumes.
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But the art world remains far from diverse, especially at the upper echelons.
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The frequent visits allow members access to the upper echelons of America's government.
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The misconduct appears to stem from decisions ... taken at the bank's top echelons.
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Holders of its degrees thickly populate the upper echelons of academia and government.
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It's an opportunity to access the impenetrable upper echelons of the capital's scene.
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His words are coming directly from the top echelons of North Korean leadership.
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Increased gender parity doesn't just bestow benefits when exercised in the highest echelons.
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Roger Federer remains an elite competitor at the highest echelons of world tennis.
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Roger Federer remains a fierce competitor at the highest echelons of world tennis.
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Over almost four decades, he rose to the highest echelons of the company.
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There are few black executives in the upper echelons of most financial institutions.
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There are big changes in the upper echelons of the big-money auction world.
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When Japanese firms buy Western competitors, they often absorb foreigners into their higher echelons.
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There are a raft of changes being driven through the upper echelons of Uber.
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What do you make of all this movement in the upper echelons of labels?
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But make no mistake, sexual abuse, unfortunately, is pervasive in all echelons of society.
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Meanwhile, the gains from automation almost entirely accumulate in the upper echelons of management.
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That staggering total would put Bloomberg in the very top echelons of political spending.
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Yet, a female candidate failed to crack the top echelons of the presidential race.
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And things in the higher echelons of intellect can maybe be more quickly replaced.
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Gucci is not the first fashion house to enter the upper echelons of jewelry.
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The sacking threatens to split the upper echelons of the ANC down the middle.
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" This "embedded" operative, he said, "is employed in the campaign in the highest echelons.
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None were considered to be participating among the higher echelons of New Zealand sport.
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White men still dominate the upper echelons of the market, as recent research has shown.
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Senate run, his place in the upper echelons of society gives him the ability to
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Word-of-mouth marketing has helped OnePlus climb to the top echelons of smartphone superiority.
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Why would the Babadook date a horror villain from the lower echelons of the genre?
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She became the target of critics in powerful echelons of the media and restaurant industry.
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This network of cronies helps Putin rapidly ascend to the upper echelons of Russian politics.
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This dearth of diversity in the top echelons of the industry can be self-reinforcing.
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However, none of these leaders hold positions in the upper echelons of the party's leadership.
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But their ascent into the upper echelons of celebrity was far more deliberate than that.
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Equally important to the Russians, it offered access to the highest echelons of American power.
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Ms. Levitt's recommendations are most likely to be heard at the highest echelons of government.
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Epstein was well-embedded into the upper echelons of the world's political and business elites.
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Trump is a New York fighter from the upper echelons of the real estate industry.
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As a result, women are barely represented in the highest echelons of power in India.
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They were in the higher echelons of a major crew, and they carried themselves accordingly.
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These last 48 hours have brought considerable change among the upper echelons of European soccer.
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When new administrative echelons were put in place, the cost of public education spiraled upward.
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Mr. Fisher took an unconventional path to the upper echelons of the money management world.
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The fact that this has not happened highlights continuing policy differences in Russia's policy-making echelons.
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Focus on the cities that are thriving and help them reach ever higher echelons of growth.
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Americans talk of "developing a target package", which is then sent to "higher echelons" for approval.
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Little Feat never reached the upper echelons of rock stardom and never had a hit single.
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That concern has been replaced by another: the central bank's top echelons are unpacked with anyone.
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THERE ARE three reasons people are ejected from the top echelons of President Donald Trump's administration.
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Women — and especially women of color — need to be visible at the upper echelons of tech.
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Women who make it to the upper echelons of power often have few or no children.
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So too does the yawning earnings gap between the top and bottom echelons of the industry.
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The party's four-day meeting also underscored how underrepresented women are in the party's highest echelons.
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She also recommends organizing in numbers and finding advocates in the higher echelons of the company.
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By the early twentieth century, life in the vast lower echelons of Russian society had changed.
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Men and women avoided any type of behaviors linking them to the lower echelons of society.
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American intelligence agencies have affirmed public reports that the pandemic has seriously divided Iran's top echelons.
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He said that there is pervasive and systemic sexism across the upper echelons of American society.
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When you went to the upper echelons of the East German government, it was a dark place.
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WhatsApp has proliferated in the highest echelons of the Afghan government — as well as among the Taliban.
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Despite coming from humble stock, he has climbed to the upper echelons of political and religious life.
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This skill stemmed from a trait rare in the upper echelons of politics: she was fantastically nice.
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A win over Guida would usually warrant a fight against the upper echelons of the featherweight division.
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The profits end up in the upper echelons of the authorities, and the people get paid little.
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And someone who, with his lifetime appointment, will outlast the President in the upper echelons of government.
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A smaller percentage of women than men will ever reach the upper echelons of their chosen profession.
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The revenge porn scandal rocking the Marines has been condemned by the upper echelons of the military.
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Now the scandal, recounted here in detail, is rippling through the highest echelons of Canada's arts world.
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Clearly, in many sectors, entry-level diversity is not translating into diversity in upper echelons of management.
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Word of the whistle-blower complaint had also reached the top echelons of the National Security Council.
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Unlike their counterparts in Spain and Gaul, they did not enter the highest echelons of imperial society.
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But neither billionaire credits short cuts for his rise to the upper echelons of the business world.
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And the snubs keep coming from the upper echelons of the party and the rank and file.
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The love-fear balance is at its most extreme in the upper echelons of the royal family.
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While Benchmark had long supported Uber's management, the investor had recently turned against the company's top echelons.
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Such fractures have been building in Silicon Valley for some time, reaching even into its highest echelons.
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We are perpetually fascinated by the upper echelons of society because it's become our version of escapism.
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And as he's done so, the top echelons of Virginia politics have begun to implode around him.
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And despite widespread awareness of his behavior, McCarrick advanced to the highest echelons of the Catholic hierarchy.
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See a purpose in his life other than elevating himself into ever-higher echelons of wealth and influence?
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The impact of stress has reached all the way up to the higher echelons of the banking industry.
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But while the business is all about the higher echelons of luxury, Arnault is not untouchable, states Antoine.
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Backed by the top echelons of the ANC, he has survived several scandals since taking office in 2009.
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From the judiciary to the civil service to parliament, many in Iraq's upper echelons owe him their positions.
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This endgame activity is built for players who have reached the upper echelons of the game's power climb.
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To be sure, many political prisoners and the top echelons of the party support Suu Kyi's reconciliatory approach.
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Dunn's death and Sacoolas' departure have since been escalated to the highest echelons of US and UK government.
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He's also spoken out against Trump's reliance on Wall Street veterans in the upper echelons of his administration.
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The result is that the highest echelons of academia, think tanks and research institutions are dominated by men.
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The auditors, however, had little authority to investigate the top echelons of management, according to the former employee.
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Would those at the upper echelons of Hollywood be expressing the same degree of horror they are now?
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H.R. McMaster, Mr. Trump's national security adviser, or with the top echelons of the State Department or Pentagon.
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It is a remarkable story of an unbelievably rapid ascent into the upper echelons of national Democratic politics.
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Wang Qishan, who has reached retirement age, stepped down from the top echelons of Chinese leadership last October.
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Macron has said in the past he wanted more proportional voting and less corruption in the echelons of power.
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Achieving gender parity in the higher echelons of research, where Nobel-worthy work gets done, remains a distant challenge.
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That's right — just like the upper echelons of Hollywood, red carpet photography is still a relatively male-dominated space.
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Clegg's addition to the upper echelons of Facebook could help the company circumnavigate these relatively new and sweeping rules.
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Since men dominate the upper echelons of finance, this gives them an excuse to perpetuate the old boys' club.
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Both are men of principle, who spent years in the political wilderness before vaulting to their party's top echelons.
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His dissimulation fooled neither the public nor the upper echelons of his own party, among which discontent is rumbling.
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To move to the upper-echelons of videos on the Link Up TV channel, you had to stand out.
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The kids take turns skating in tightly-bunched echelons around a small track at a park near the Barclays.
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An insider from within the upper echelons of power, he has worked with the supreme leader Khamenei for decades.
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The flagship was a reflection of Barneys' quest to be an exclusive store for the upper echelons of society.
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As he became more enshrined in the art world's upper echelons, such provocations became much harder to pull off.
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Sometimes dubbed "mini Merkel", Kramp-Karrenbauer is admired by the CDU upper echelons for her appeal across the party.
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All in all, according to Mazarr, a "truly astonishing degree of wishful thinking" permeated the upper echelons of government.
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The settlements were a rare instance of personal consequences for those at the highest echelons of the banking industry.
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Mr. Ianniello managed to stick it out at the upper echelons of CBS through times of success and turmoil.
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It is rare to find a female coach in the higher echelons of the game, even among women players.
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At the time of her ascension there, the editorial echelons at the notoriously gritty tabloid were dominated by men.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump may have leapt from reality-show success to the highest echelons of political power.
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The dossier claims to provide a breath-taking peek into the highest echelons of Russian President Vladimir Putin's Kremlin.
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Speaking to Fox News on Tuesday, Johnson suggested bias and potential corruption at the upper echelons of the agency.
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Cardinal Law's resignation was a stunning turn of events, showing how the scandal had reached the church's highest echelons.
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For most, that will mean the Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A and perhaps the upper echelons of Ligue 1.
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Although the 51-year-old judge has reached the top echelons of the US judiciary, he came from modest beginnings.
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But the rot is not confined to the upper echelons of power, having seeped through to provincial and municipal authorities.
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But it remains unclear how well the populist Democratic heroine is connected to the top echelons of the Clinton campaign.
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The expectation was that they would encourage companies to promote more women in order to fill the upper echelons faster.
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On the other hand, this is Macron's unique chance to elevate France back to the upper echelons of economic prowess.
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And it's clear that the upper echelons of the Trump administration are thinking about a wholesale market model for 25G.
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Mulvaney is one of a handful of close confidantes Trump has in the top echelons of his White House staff.
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That configuration, also standard at the time, was prohibited in the upper echelons of British soccer after the Hillsborough tragedy.
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While the memo was not made public, Mr. Xi endorsed it by ordering it circulated among the party's upper echelons.
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Xi's crackdown on corruption has seen dozens of senior officials jailed, reaching right into the upper echelons of the party.
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The top echelons of the Sri Lankan government have been criticized for not heeding multiple alerts about a possible attack.
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This is understood by measly interns like myself in 2010 all the way up to the highest echelons of political power.
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But whatever the language, one thing was clear: Democratic attitudes toward Israel are shifting in the highest echelons of the party.
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What emerged is a tantalizing thriller about a friendship poised between New York's glitzy upper echelons and its most desperate corners.
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But over the past year, their connections in Kiev had suddenly helped propel them to the highest echelons of American society.
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The app, which is owned by Facebook, has now also fully penetrated the highest echelons of the Afghan government and military.
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Because his hunting grounds are the highest, most expensive echelons of gay culture, he perfectly embodies the ideals of that time.
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It's emblematic of the revolving door between the upper echelons of the United States government and powerful Silicon Valley technology companies.
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I don't know if I would characterize it as the fastest-charging laptop available, but it's certainly in the upper echelons.
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The post was housed on her now-defunct blog The Tig, another casualty in her transition over to society's upper echelons.
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While women have made incredible progress in recent decades, we are still underrepresented in the upper echelons of business and government.
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Watered silks and other weighty, pricey fabrics were customary, and in the higher echelons of the Vatican hierarchy, so was jewelry.
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If France's top-tucking rhetoric has diffused into the upper echelons of English soccer, is there really anywhere it hasn't reached?
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This collection of New Yorker stories by writer John Brooks offers a rare glimpse into the upper echelons of corporate America.
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But it probably won't be the release that launches him to the mainstream echelons of Drake and his mentor Kanye West.
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In each of these cases, there were a thousand errors at lower echelons of command that contributed to the ultimate failure.
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The reason people buy Nikes is it's about elite excellence can bring you to the highest echelons of performance and recognition.
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The intensifying chaos in upper echelons of the NRA comes on the heels of a particularly bad year for the organization.
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And he said that any failure most likely took place at the upper echelons of the F.B.I. and other intelligence agencies.
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Piwowar took the reins at the SEC on Inauguration Day, and the agency is currently drastically understaffed at the top echelons.
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Alphabet surpassed a $53 trillion market cap on Thursday, joining Microsoft and Apple in the upper echelons of mega-cap stocks.
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He is generally known to be gracious and friendly, characteristics that are not traditionally associated with the fashion industry's uppermost echelons.
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Sex propelled Natividad to the upper echelons of burlesque royalty, placing her among the likes of Tura Satana and the mononymous Haji.
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I love everything about the sport itself (the pitfalls and corruption in the big-money echelons of the art are another story).
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"Should it be led by the immediate needs of criminal investigation, or should be driven by diplomacy and higher echelons of government?"
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Reaction from Mormons to the appointments was overwhelmingly positive, with many praising the move to increase diversity in the church's upper echelons.
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In its lower echelons, my name was listed with the title of Research Editor, which is a glorified term for fact-checker.
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By his mid-20s, Spencer Pratt, along with his wife Heidi, had reached the upper echelons of reality TV fame and fortune.
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She should instead have used her powers of patronage to remake the upper echelons of her party by promoting talented younger Tories.
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He has purged more than 100 generals and installed a coterie of staunch allies in the uppermost echelons of the defense establishment.
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He wanted to travel in the highest echelons of society, clinking glasses with socialites and captains of industry and cavorting on yachts.
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But so great is the secrecy surrounding the highest echelons of power in China that it is impossible to know for sure.
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He was a master musician, intelligent and resourceful, honored in all echelons of the jazz world, whether cabaret, bebop or avant-garde.
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LONDON — The son of a London bus driver, Sadiq Khan has had a remarkable rise into the upper echelons of British politics.
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On Tuesday, Rubin tweeted images teasing a new phone from his company Essential, cementing his attempt to return to tech's upper echelons.
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Bahrain was regarded as an important conduit between Saudi Arabia and Iran, where some in al Qaeda's upper echelons had taken refuge.
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The staff moves are part of a broader effort to quell concerns about a lack of diversity in the DCCC's upper echelons.
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While he has received an apology from the higher echelons of Facebook, he said Zuckerberg has been too quiet on the matter.
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Peculiarly, it was perhaps the least competent striker in the upper echelons of MMA who really shone a light on this trick.
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The movie follows three boys ranging in age from 10 to 18 as they train for the upper echelons of European ballet.
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Their extended family was part of Marawi's political and business elite, as well as related by marriage to M.I.L.F.'s highest echelons.
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Overseen by Dame Moira Gibb, a former social worker, the report shines an uncomfortable light at the highest echelons of the church.
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Each section is managed by a different conglomerate of companies, most of which are enmeshed with the higher echelons of the state.
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This strongly suggests that representation for people of color, especially black Americans, remains elusive at the higher echelons of the corporate world.
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But Mr. Folden said he hoped the investigation would lead to many more arrests and reach into higher echelons of smuggling rings.
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But the cult of men and boys who worship him don't tend to welcome freewheelin' women into the echelons of 'great artists.
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"I came with no expectations, but I think this is on par with the upper echelons of restaurant cooking," Mr. Purkayastha said.
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The council chairman has traditionally been pulled from the highest echelons of academia to advise the president, not to lobby or persuade.
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America is exhausted, desensitized and even disinterested in hearing about the incessant tsunami of chaos coming from the top echelons of government.
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If those departures become official, it will leave the top echelons of the department responsible for the nation's public security relatively empty.
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And in a sign of soaring prices at the art market's highest echelons, the same work sold in 2003 for $27 million.
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But a chance email sent to me has now rocketed Winston into the upper echelons of famous corgis like Corgnelius and Ralph.
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UEFA reckoned that if it prevented teams from spending money that they did not earn, the sport's top echelons would be more meritocratic.
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"I hope that the high echelons of the (ruling) Republican Party will unequivocally recognise the popular velvet and non-violent revolution," he said.
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At the Board level, the highest echelons of the Fed, Yellen is the first woman chair in the central bank's 103-year history.
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Like Aladdin, Diyab wanted to own a market stall; like Aladdin, he longed to be a part of the upper echelons of society.
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When the upper echelons, like Salemme, started cooperating with authorities, it opened the floodgates for members to turn on one another, Burnstein said.
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The result is deceptively laconic, an accumulation of impressions reiterating the same incantation on the primacy of death — even in society's upper echelons.
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Apart from her gender, she occupies the highest echelons of the Hollywood hierarchy: She's blonde, she's young, she's skinny, she's straight, she's white.
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Amid the tyranny of Zia Ul-Haq's dictatorship, Babu set up invitation-only swingers parties catering to the upper echelons of Pakistani society.
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Mr Greitens has become exceedingly unpopular in the upper echelons of his own party, which has a supermajority in both House and Senate.
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"We are not robots" went the Guardian headline, though it is obvious that many in the upper echelons of Amazon wish they were.
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She may not have reached the elite upper echelons of the wealthy, she's been making more money than me for quite some time.
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Money from the Sinaloa cartel and other drug trafficking organizations allegedly corrupts officials from the municipal level to the upper echelons of government.
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When a bit more than half of Congress and the Supreme Court and the upper echelons of every corporation and nonprofit are female.
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But Obama's refusal to punish bad actors in the upper echelons of American society reinforced the cynicism that powered the backlash he bemoans.
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Liu's rise from a small village where his family had little money to the upper echelons of Chinese business earned him widespread recognition.
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He appeared to have had hopes for promotion into the top echelons until March 2012, when his son fatally crashed a Ferrari Spider.
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Strong crosswinds at the start in the Rhone Valley split the peloton into "echelons" — groups of strung-out riders fanned across the road.
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Women made up only a fifth of the bureau's 13,500 agents as of October, and few women work in the agency's top echelons.
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These are all some of the stepping stones you'd take if you were trying to climb to the upper echelons of House power.
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Johansen, meanwhile, quickly rose through soccer's governance ranks as a rare woman in the upper echelons of a sport long run by men.
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It's precisely this same unabashed and straightforward approach that has slowly but surely propelled Henderson to the upper echelons of England's gastronomic scene.
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As this representation has grown, so has the awareness of the holiday — and of Indian cuisine and culture — within the echelons of government.
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They were all quickly welcomed into the upper echelons of acting with open arms and given the award recognition that come with it.
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Birchers were convinced that Communists were plotting to control the world and that their agents had infiltrated the highest echelons of American government.
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Now, with years of melody dominating the upper echelons of rap, DaBaby's throwback dedication to mostly just rapping helps to set him apart.
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One of the biggest lessons of #MeToo is that men in the upper echelons of society are also capable of violent, coercive behavior.
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Under Maduro, who took power in 2013, Venezuela's economy has crumbled amid allegations of graft and drug trafficking in the government's top echelons.
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Trump also praised his own efforts to defeat the so-called deep state and the "scum" in the upper echelons of the FBI.
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But those contributions — including $325,000 to a Trump-aligned super PAC — also provided them access to the top echelons of the Republican establishment.
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Are we breaking down barriers for future generations, or simply congratulating ourselves for reaching the upper echelons of women who have vaulted them?
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Yet many in Bolivia say ethnic differences are increasingly irrelevant, with ever more indigenous people reaching the upper echelons of business and politics.
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Their enforcement mechanism takes the form of bilateral consultations at technical levels that could escalate to top echelons in case of serious disagreements.
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In the Mormon tradition, only couples who have been married in a Mormon temple are capable of reaching the highest echelons of heaven.
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And he elevated the styles of the black women he grew up around in the deep South to the highest echelons of fashion.
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Well, it certainly sends a signal that some folk in the higher echelons of the church are trying to turn back the clock.
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Pratt has had a lucrative career since rising from sitcom "Parks and Recreation" to the upper echelons of Hollywood's leading men and women.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the people in the top echelons of the finance industry were seen as the least deserving of all the rich professionals.
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Women will account for 53 percent of those people selected to serve as court judges, promoting gender equality in the top echelons of justice.
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The event splices together research scientists far more accustomed to red tape than red carpets with tech's deepest-pocketed and most idealistic upper echelons.
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The world may have changed, but within this cross-section of the upper echelons of religion, finance, and culture, things don't appear much different.
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All of this has occurred amid a corruption crackdown extending into the upper echelons of Vietnam's political hierarchy, which has not dimmed Hanoi's resolve.
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Looking out over Biscayne Bay, discussing his presidential library and foundation amid South Florida's upper echelons, the Iowa State Fair never seemed so distant.
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The upper echelons of society are filled with Game of Thrones-style intrigue that doesn't feel cliché because the show executes it so well.
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The religious types and the secularists are still squabbling about how much access they should enjoy to the upper echelons of the Euro-bureaucracy.
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This is especially true of drag since it remains largely a cisgender male pursuit whose professional echelons requires lots of free time and money.
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Mormon doctrine is clear that temple marriage is essential to enter the highest echelons of heaven, and leadership never encourages interfaith dating or marriage.
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But as awareness of the scale of the disaster worked its way up the echelons of power, sustained concern seemed to grow more distant.
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The executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) resigned abruptly on Monday amid members' complaints that the committee's upper echelons lacked diversity.
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Israel has said it will not do business with FPO ministers, only with the "operational echelons" of government departments headed by an FPO minister.
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Blankfein, who grew up in public housing in New York and rose to the highest echelons in finance, also used Hollywood as an analogy.
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However, Thae also wrote there were some exceptions for those from the top echelons and who were seen as the most loyal to Kim.
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Western Europe also has many champions—particularly the Netherlands—and teams from Turkey, Brazil, Australia and Iran consistently place fighters in the top echelons.
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" But she also believes that most men, certainly those in the upper echelons of management, "don't need beating up with a two-by-four.
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The action on the field was secondary, but the week offered close games and upsets, creating ambiguity in the upper echelons of the league.
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When he asked the official if he would raise the warning to the top echelons of government, he was told "not during the holidays".
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The scandal involving the family of the Honduran president showed this in a stark light as drug trafficking penetrated the highest echelons of power.
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His office had obtained several guilty pleas and indictments were pending against Nixon officials in the highest echelons, including former Attorney General John Mitchell.
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He has worked in the agency's top echelons before, during President George W. Bush's tenure, and is considered more politically moderate than Ms. Verma.
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Mr. Bannon created, in his words, a "platform for the alt-right" and somehow elevated that toxic platform to the highest echelons of democracy.
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It called for an expansion of the advisory effort to lower echelons of the Afghan security forces, something the U.S. did earlier in Iraq.
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I chose a Swedish brand lately catapulted to the upper echelons of hipsterdom for designs that were, in the Scandinavian way, functional yet fashionable.
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And while there is much hand-wringing among the upper echelons of the church in Ireland, there is a blame-deflecting edge to it.
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Balotelli thumped the ball into the upper echelons of the stands and threatened to leave the field after monkey chants were directed at him.
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In English soccer, 26 of the 44 teams that compete in the sport's top echelons wear shirts festooned with the names of bookmaking sites.
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Reminder: Last May, the U.S. Justice Department also charged Mr. Winterkorn with fraud, placing the scandal within Volkswagen's upper echelons for the first time.
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Over the past two years, the probe ballooned into a sweeping corruption investigation that has jailed members of Brazil's highest political and social echelons.
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A few weeks ago, an anecdote made the rounds about several women in the upper echelons of the Obama administration during the president's first term.
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And as white supremacy emanates from the highest echelons of government, do we really think Tony Stark would be leading the project to dismantle it?
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"There are special, elite projects for treating the highest echelons of officials, while there is a lack of quality treatment for ordinary people," she said.
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At the same time the central bank chief has come under fire, the defense of Rajan from the upper echelons of government has been underwhelming.
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It launched aggressively into international markets and firmly established itself as a major player in the highest echelons of Hollywood, with the budget to match.
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Cao's talents allowed him to cultivate contacts that reached into the upper echelons of the country's ruling elite, respected business magazine Caixin has previously reported.
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Consider Buddy Holly, an enormously skilled songwriter who was poised to redefine pop and rock music but never reached the upper echelons of music stardom.
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The whole thing is I like the fact that we have different echelons of people that come in from social to economic side of things.
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"He brought golf into the upper echelons of sport and he took great advantage of his success to be a major philanthropist over the years."
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"It's coming from the upper echelons at the Bank of Canada so I think it's a pretty strong signal," said Nick Exarhos, economist at CIBC.
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Before her win, Sargeant criticised the dominance of white, middle-class people "with double-barrelled names" in the upper echelons and media representations of gardening.
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Another is to get more women at the highest echelons of transit, so the people running the system look more like the people riding it.
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The case thrusts the young man into the upper echelons of American high society, as he's tasked with bringing a case against inventor Thomas Edison.
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Harry didn't end up with the sort of person everyone thought he would -- a wife born and bred in the upper echelons of British society.
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As a former musician, I can tell you that when it comes to competing at the upper echelons, talent isn't everything; it's the only thing.
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However, Manafort, who worked in the top echelons of the campaign for five months unpaid, has been viewed as a key figure in the probe.
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But the expectation of his impending departure has escaped the hushed confines of Ryan's inner circle and permeated the upper-most echelons of the GOP.
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Unlike the national team, however, the upper echelons of most professions in Brazil — be it medicine, media, business, entertainment or government — are occupied by whites.
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Well, Epstein's web of donations provided him with a philanthropic sheen that eased access to the highest echelons of society while he committed his crimes.
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Moreover, the Chechen leader is believed to depend on Mr. Putin for protection from his enemies in the upper echelons of the Russian security establishment.
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Their grousing and moaning and general sourpuss disposition soon filtered into academia, Hollywood and the media, then into the upper echelons of American snobbery, a.k.a.
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"We don't have very many governors left, honestly," he said when asked if any state leaders are in the upper echelons of potential presidential hopefuls.
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Yet there is another, far less publicized election occurring now that could mark a milestone for gender parity in the uppermost echelons of global power.
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In the past year, department staffers described the secretary as remote, secluded, unapproachable and opaque with underlings not in the upper echelons of his team.
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With the ruling, Pope Francis appears to be sending a signal that even those in the highest echelons of the hierarchy will be held accountable.
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"There is no indication that the president or top echelons of the current administration are willing to press Orban on any of those issues," he said.
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This is a question of these people in the upper echelons of the FBI charged with this investigation of steering an investigation to a desired result.
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A photo uploaded on Saturday by Reddit user u/SolidAsSnake shot to the upper echelons of the site, because it showcased his wife's passion for Deadpool.
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But there's a long history of Black List films getting made and going on to receive awards and praise from the highest echelons of the industry.
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Icke is also a prominent proponent of the false conspiracy theory that lizards, posing as people, have taken over the highest echelons of government and society.
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Economics can indeed pay quite well at the upper echelons, but that often requires a degree from one of a very limited list of PhD programs.
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The report found that only 24% of the CIA workforce and 10.8% of its top Senior Intelligence Service, the highest echelons of the service, were minorities.
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At the 2014 Oscars, staffers handed out slices of pizza to the A-list attendees, elevating the greasy delight to the highest echelons of pop culture.
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Venezuela's opposition has seized the case as evidence that top echelons of the government are involved in narcotics, and has demanded a full explanation and investigation.
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Fortunately there are some ways to get access to the the upper echelons of eroticisim for cheap or free—at least in the case of SNCTM.
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Many of the military leaders at the top echelons of the Trump administration have championed a foreign policy that elevates development and diplomacy as foundational pillars.
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This all comes as Rubin attempted to reenter the top echelons of tech society on Tuesday by tweeting images of his other company Essential's new phone.
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Officials from both countries who had been interacting with one another said they continued to do so despite the changes in the upper echelons of government.
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In the Northeast, for example, the sharp declines in income in the upper echelons of Wall Street are also weighing on the demand for luxury homes.
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Albeit being praised then subsequently excluded from critical acclaim by the French system, Buffet remains at the highest echelons of 20th century Post-War European painting.
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A more top-down system may become less responsive to market signals, and more sensitive to the whims of individuals in the upper echelons of power.
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From there, Mr. Wodni moved to Berlin, where he worked for a fishmonger before he started cooking in the upper echelons of the city's gastronomical circles.
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The addition of Ms. Hicks to Lachlan Murdoch's core management team offers him another boost in replicating his father's influence at the upper echelons of government.
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Men still dominate the top echelons of society in South Korea, enforcing a strictly hierarchical code that analysts say makes women vulnerable to abuse and bias.
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Her mother and Rousseff spent time in the same prison, and Costa's access to and comfort with the upper echelons of the Workers' Party is evident.
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More women in the higher echelons of the corporate ranks could help change a culture that turns a blind eye to, if not condones, bad behavior.
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Mr. Kelly's departure is expected to have a ripple effect across the upper echelons of the West Wing staff, as well as in Mr. Trump's cabinet.
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Despite her stiffness, Marino, 28, showed flashes of the power and clean ball-striking that sent her into the upper echelons of tennis seven years ago.
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Mr. Clarke, who declined to comment for this article, would eventually rise to the upper echelons of the authority, as a senior vice president for operations.
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This problem has worsened over the years as initial decision-making on CFIUS filings has been relegated to the lower echelons of the respective USG agencies.
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That such a mind could be preoccupied with such a question points, I think, to the obstacles women still face in climbing to math's upper echelons.
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The state news media has long presented him as an incorruptible graft buster with the courage to catch "tigers" — corrupt officials in the party's high echelons.
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Sadly, Baltimore has endured so much turbulence at its highest echelons of power in recent years that new plans have scarcely had time to be drafted.
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In the ever more fragmented bloc, leaders are trying to balance political affiliations, varying interests of different regions, and an acute gender gap in senior echelons.
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Prince Miteb was the last remaining member of Abdullah's branch of the family to hold a position in the upper echelons of the Saudi power structure.
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Aaron Sorkin is a pro at writing high-adrenaline dramas that explore life in America's uppermost echelons, from The West Wing to Moneyball to The Social Network.
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Valdet was reputedly transferred from the rear echelons to front line duties and, on July 4th, 2015, he was reported as killed in action in Northern Syria.
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If true, the blockbuster "Salvator Mundi" acquisition signals MBS's entry into the upper echelons of the art market, though he has no track record of collecting art.
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Trump was born into a certain sort of privilege, but never enough to elevate him to the elite societal echelons, and corresponding acceptance, that he so craved.
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The lesson is unerringly simple, and quite politically charged, at a time when empathy seems to be in such short supply in the highest echelons of power.
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Barack Obama made Silicon Valley coolness a part of his political aesthetic and tech names were expected to stack the highest echelons of a Hillary Clinton administration.
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It was at the centre of some epic battles, tussles which spread far beyond the cup itself and into the very highest echelons of the top flight.
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From humble street-food sellers ordered off Bangkok&aposs pavements to wealthier echelons of society, the junta&aposs promise to "return happiness" to Thailand now rings hollow.
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What do we do with a man who has helped many women reach the upper echelons of their shared industry but pawed others at holiday office parties?
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As we've recently documented on this very site, we are living through a period in which mum-friendly dad tunes occupy the upper echelons of the charts.
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The Foxes have broken into the moneyed upper echelons of the Premier League, shattering the monopoly on success shared out by the top six or seven clubs.
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Despite a number of national security professionals coming out against Trump, some maintain there are plenty of experienced and supportive GOP officials left to fill the echelons.
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Public filings show that Drummond, who has worked for Google and its parent firm Alphabet since 2002, is in the upper echelons, receiving $47 million in compensation.
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But when you start getting into the upper echelons of sending a song around to be recorded, you have no idea where it's going to end up.
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These were owned and used mostly as prestige objects by those at the upper echelons of society and by the few people who traveled to faraway latitudes.
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The Anglo-Protestant community in New York, which encompasses the upper echelons of the economic order, was definitely in favor of the British side of the war.
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But it has succeeded mainly in bringing a few black players to the very top of South African rugby without supporting new talent in the lower echelons.
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Reminder: Last May, the U.S. Justice Department also charged Mr. Winterkorn with fraud, placing the scandal within the upper echelons of the company for the first time.
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The amendment is a significant development in a liturgical schism that has split Catholics across the world and was evident at the highest echelons of the church.
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The storm also revealed what had been carefully hidden cracks in the upper echelons of Puerto Rican society, which has been imploding during a decade-long recession.
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While the highest echelons of American society might have been out of reach to an actress, in the Old World her notoriety was anything but a liability.
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We're all clicking on the Trump show, and meanwhile they're methodically transferring wealth from the lower and middle to the upper, upper echelons of the income ladder.
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Between the testimonials, a man named Juan—a member of Herbalife's Active World Team, one of the upper echelons of the sales hierarchy—spoke to the crowd.
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With time, however, it earned a reputation as out of touch and catering to privileged students from the upper social echelons and struggled to modernize its image.
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There are few black executives in the upper echelons of most institutions, and research has shown that black mortgage borrowers are charged higher interest rates than whites.
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But what may help Ramaphosa is a realization in the upper echelons of the ANC that Eskom is no longer untouchable, sources in the ruling party said.
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Unless you glide among the upper echelons of New York society, you are not likely to attend a holiday gathering in a more sumptuous setting this season.
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Put it down to psychology, personnel or management, the fact is that Arsenal look incapable of competing in the upper echelons of the continental game these days.
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Through doing this one can test the depths of their willpower and discipline and ascend to the highest echelons of humanity and graduate to 'Destroy Dick December.
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Grace, 52, who has become a power broker in ZANU-PF since her elevation to the top echelons of the party in 2014, said Mugabe's word was "final".
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The abuses of Christianity and Islam are well documented, but there have also been sex abuse scandals in the upper echelons of yoga, and terrorism among practicing Buddhists.
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" She added: "As high fashion houses tap more and more into this growing social media trend, streetwear is occupying a larger space within the upper echelons of style.
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Now synonymous with chunky, rolling, defiantly fun, big room house music as Eats Everything, Pearce is a firm fixture in the upper echelons of the European club scene.
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When it comes to the highest echelons of power, the politicians at the top still won't move an inch on issues that are important to the LGBTQ+ community.
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But two sources close to the Russian government said that these clinics were not suitable for the top echelons of officialdom because they lacked the necessary security provisions.
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It's in finding her voice that Ally ascends to the upper echelons of fame — but the concept also holds true for A Star Is Born and Vox Lux.
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For one, it trained AlphaStar to use all three of the game's playable races, adding to the complexity of the game at the upper echelons of pro play.
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If socialist egalitarianism—which encouraged, even required, women to work—were the whole story, you would expect many of them in the upper echelons of the Communist Party.
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While Sheeran doesn't necessarily pop to mind when these names are uttered (usually this does), he is undoubtedly in the the upper echelons of the industry alongside them.
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Lots of people have worked together and know each other in the higher echelons of government and that fact alone is not really a legitimate conflict of interest.
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Ma, a Chinese citizen, appears frequently with leaders from the highest echelons of the Communist Party, and both sides have voiced their support and admiration for each other.
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Finally, it allows the promotion to spring a surprise if it really wants, elevating a fresh face to the upper echelons of WWE's storylines in one broad stroke.
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He knew that what he was teaching his students was a betrayal of the humane socialism that inspired him to join the party and staff its upper echelons.
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Orban told public radio earlier that he was planning to reshuffle some positions in the upper echelons of his cabinet, although the government structure would remain largely intact.
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A win over 'Gunni' will open the door to the higher echelons of the division for the 24-year-old, but Nelson certainly won't lie down for him.
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It's about creating a platform for "ethnic" food to come outside of that category that it's put in, which is at the bottom echelons of the food world.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence share an adviser in Kellyanne Conway, a Republican strategist and pollster whom Mr. Trump recently promoted to the upper echelons of his campaign.
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Born and raised in India, Nooyi enrolled at the Yale School of Management, became a naturalized US citizen and rose to the highest echelons of American corporate life.
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Those outside the upper echelons will continue to resist big bids for their stars, and will continue to cherry-pick the odd one of their own from abroad.
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Taking off the blinders This is where the real genius of Satya Nadella comes in — and you can see it reflected in conversations with the company's highest echelons.
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Kerby is also having an impact by simply being a black designer in the upper echelons of the fashion industry, which has long been plagued by diversity issues.
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His stump speeches drew from his compelling life story — he grew up in poverty on Chicago's South Side before ascending to the upper echelons of business and politics.
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This calls for a forceful diplomatic response aimed at defusing a rapidly escalating nuclear standoff — guided by the seasoned professionals at the highest echelons of the State Department.
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Poorly designed for its scale, rote and entrenched at the higher echelons, it has become vulnerable to a particular sort of change: disruption by a bright, daring idea.
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That deal met with resistance in Russia's higher echelons of power who were worried that Schlumberger might seize control of Eurasia, a senior government official said in 2015.
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This voice helps to launch him from just being another black dude at a desk into the upper echelons of the company — and that's when things get weird.
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But the reality is that the emptiness of the administration's upper echelons actually makes it harder for Trump to enact his agenda and change the way Washington works.
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He's worked in the upper echelons of Baltimore's school system as was as the school system in Minneapolis, figuring out how to create positive change from inside the machinery.
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That there are such obvious divisions in the lower echelons of White House power -- witness Conway and Spicer -- will be disconcerting, but not surprising to Trump's senior European counterparts.
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Yet in the early 21st century, just as in the 20th, individuals who are either very religious or at least from religious backgrounds have often reached the highest echelons.
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She can command the attention of the upper echelons of Metropolis society, she can remember the past, she can time-travel, and in some moments, she can literally fly.
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"I hope that the high echelons of the (ruling) Republican Party will unequivocally recognize the popular velvet and non-violent revolution," he said to loud applause from the crowd.
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The network that connects Florentino to the upper echelons of the Spanish establishment may be hard to put one's finger on, but that doesn't mean it isn't entirely tangible.
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But by the end of the week, for precipitating reasons unknown to anyone outside of the campaign's highest echelons, Trump—the candidate who fetishizes dominance and self-congratulation—capitulated.
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In Brazil the harm to Petrobras, the national oil company, from the oil price has been exacerbated by a corruption scandal that has paralysed the highest echelons of government.
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If the top echelons of critical agencies are filled with lackeys, the expertise and experience of those serving under them will ultimately decide just how much damage is done.
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At 11.4 percent, Goldman's annualized return on equity for the quarter places it in the upper echelons of the industry, along with the likes of JPMorgan and Wells Fargo.
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The researchers postulated that one of the (many) reasons men dominated the upper echelons of the company is that they were willing to try for more positions than females.
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This season has been one of modest recovery, which has seen them go on several good runs and compete for a place in the upper echelons of the Championship.
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Members of parliament said they were hopeful some changes would be approved if an agreement could be reached between the upper echelons of the military and the civilian government.
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If the first theory is true—that Mr Liu was rebuffing Mr Li—the saga would point to divisions about economic policy in the highest echelons of the party.
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But what he did draw light to was a plan within the upper echelons of the DOJ/FBI to oust President Trump because they didn't like his personnel decisions.
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Without PACs, speechwriters, or press secretaries, the lower echelons of the state's senatorial race have the grassiest of roots, and we think they should be celebrated for their efforts.
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But it remains unclear whether the highest echelons of the Vatican knew about the problem, how much they knew, and when they learned of the extent of the problem.
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The split, which means no member of the Jacobs family will be involved at the top echelons of Qualcomm for the first time in 33 years, was not friendly.
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" Mr. Duterte, 73, said that attendance at some meetings should be delegated to the "lower echelons" or ministerial staff, and that leaders should tackle only the "most important ones.
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Democratic lawmakers said Mr. Rosenstein, who had been confirmed by the Senate to serve in the upper echelons of the department's leadership, should rightfully become the acting attorney general.
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Last century, a mere blip in time's arrow, Dieselnoi and his knees of legend were a fuzzy, worn out, pirate videotape passed around the higher echelons of the gym.
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SCHMIDT: So, do you think that had the outcome of people coming to believe that sometimes anonymity is an absolute necessity for reporting at the highest echelons of power?
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He would eventually make the same trip and join the highest echelons of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but he took a more circuitous route.
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Maiden Noir: Designed in Seattle and made in Japan, Nin Truong's monochromatic drawstring pants, sweatshirts and shorts are appropriate for the upper echelons of an urban phys. ed. class.
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As Mr. Trump brings candidates for national security adviser to meet with him in Florida this weekend, he presides over a government where the upper echelons remain sparsely populated.
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During his time as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, one of the church's top echelons of leadership, Nelson said that he prayed for revelations daily.
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Poorly designed for its scale, rote and entrenched at the higher echelons, it has become vulnerable to a particular sort of change: disruption by a bright, daring idea. ♦
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Mr. Trump, who has begun filling the top echelons of his national security team with hard-liners, met with Admiral Rogers on Thursday at Trump Tower in New York.
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And that is before accounting for the fact that women hold less than a fifth of partnerships at law firms and are underrepresented in the higher echelons of law.
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Hollywood Medium with Tyler Henry is, as you may have guessed, a show in which Tyler Henry acts as a spiritual medium to members of the various echelons of Hollywood.
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Orrin Hatch's response to Donald Trump Jr.'s emails revealing that the top echelons of the Trump campaign were trying to collude with the Russian government to win the election.
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Changes have occurred in the upper echelons of JAL too, following Abe's call for greater transparency and shareholder profitability in a bid to shake up corporate governance at Japan Inc.
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Late on Tuesday, Pelosi also called for creation of a new leadership post, a move that could make room for younger lawmakers in the upper echelons of the House Democrats.
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Now, however, coming off his second one-sided loss to Dillashaw, the Nova Uniao man has to prove he is capable of rising to the higher echelons of another division.
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This gathering, held once every five years, will extol the achievements of the Xi Jinping-led government, cement his approach in party doctrine, and reshuffle the top echelons of leadership.
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To the chagrin of many Bell Pottinger employees, however, the firm's efforts to reduce debt were felt most keenly in its lower echelons: employees say that their compensation was mediocre.
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"Israel will hold working contacts with the operational echelons of the (Austrian) government departments that are headed by ministers from the Freedom Party," Israel's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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This season has been no exception, with the No. 19 Wolverines taking down opponents their expected to beat and failing to compete against the upper echelons of the Big Ten.
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The occasion of my trip was a gathering of two dozen of the entrepreneurs and radical anarcho-capitalists who make up the upper echelons of the bitcoin digital currency movement.
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Perhaps, but it also offers him a great opportunity to break through into the upper echelons of the division in a match up which might favor him in some areas.
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A senior western diplomat said that the SDF was made up of almost 90 percent Kurdish fighters and that Arab representation was more symbolic and within the SDF's Political echelons.
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Close race Michael Kugelman, a South Asia expert at the US-based Wilson Center, said that the military remains "very much ensconced" at the upper echelons of power in Pakistan.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina, a shake-up in the top echelons of the West Wing just as the President confronts a growing public health crisis and girds for reelection.
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Day-Lewis stars in the film—due out in December—as a dressmaker tapped to design for the upper echelons of British society and the royal family, according to IMDb.
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The arc of Ms. Ros-Lehtinen's political career has tracked her party's: Her election in 1989 signaled the arrival of Cuban-American Republicans to the highest echelons of political power.
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Now, Ms. Harris is seeking to reclaim the mystique that catapulted her into the highest echelons of the Democratic presidential race just two years after her election to the Senate.
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At 11.4 percent, Goldman's annualized return on equity for the quarter places it in the upper echelons of the industry, along with the likes of JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo.
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Schiff said the refusal to hand over the complaint signaled a confluence of abnormalities, which the California Democrat suggested hinted at wrongdoing in the highest echelons of the Trump administration.
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While Venezuela's population shoulders this burden, public funds lost through the corruption of the ruling class are estimated at $300 billion, and government echelons are increasingly intertwined with drug trafficking.
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The film centers around a group of gay men from the upper echelons of society who are gathered at a wake, interspersed with one of the guest's fantastical dream sequence.
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While Trump seems dedicated to tearing down the social and political order, Johnson, whose hero is Winston Churchill, is simply clambering back to his ordained place in its upper echelons.
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VICE gathered former law clerks who knew of, clerked for, or experienced harassment from Judge Kozinski to talk about the #MeToo movement in the top echelons of the legal profession.
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People close to the former Boeing executive say his departure from the highest echelons of the corporate world was motivated by his father, a Vietnam War veteran and Bronze Star recipient.
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His swagger around beautiful women had nothing to do with consuming them or displaying them as eye candy; rather, he celebrated them, raising them to the highest echelons of pop culture.
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Graham's role in tamping down concerns about Trump's pick to lead the Justice Department offered another display of the influence Graham still maintains in the upper echelons of the Trump administration.
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He tends to drop his hands and fight quite close in for a man of his height and reach, which can be dangerous stepping into the upper echelons of the division.
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Veasey said his best hope is that some strong conservative voices from outside of Congress might start to make themselves heard by the Party's upper echelons on climate and related issues.
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Durbajlo, a cybersecurity specialist, had worked for years in the top echelons of the Polish government, including with people and agencies involved in sensitive national security matters, Reuters reported this week.
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Her departure underscores the now near-absence of women at the top echelons of Uber management; the company is still looking for a CMO, a CFO and a head of product.
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Which is a shame because TalentSmart research with more than a million people shows that—even among the upper echelons of IQ—the top performers are those with the highest EQs.
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The scandals have reached the upper echelons of the Vatican itself with the conviction of Cardinal George Pell, jailed this month for six years for abusing boys in his native Australia.
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Not just because China may be about to witness big changes, but mainly because nobody knows if the rumours are true—since nobody knows what goes on inside China's senior echelons.
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"This is not a story of someone getting into the higher echelons of leadership and then coming out, this is someone walking into this role with her full self," Fidas said.
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Donald J. Trump is adding two women to his team on his presidential efforts for the general election, a shift for a campaign whose upper echelons have been dominated by men.
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Attorney and legal blogger Ken White noted that the federal guidelines require prosecutors to seek approval from the Justice Department's upper echelons before applying for a warrant targeting a lawyer's office.
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But in any case, the works on display here joyfully diverge from the overly academic, zombie formalism-style painting that has plagued the medium's upper echelons in the past few years.
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As the official truth finally moves ahead, soul-searching can be expected about the political responsibilities of both Socialists and Gaullists, and of the highest echelons of the French armed forces.
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For Brooke Sivo, director of American furniture and decorative arts at Bonhams in San Francisco, the status of the kitchen has, if anything, strengthened — particularly among the wealthiest echelons of society.
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Judging by the trailer, you can expect some North and South-style industrial mill scenes, along with what looks like a very generous helping of the upper echelons — a Fellowes classic.
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The author, Eugène Briffault, was a journalist, gastronome, editor and critic who frequented the upper echelons of French society in the mid-19th century, a time of prosperity, indulgence and refinement.
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The public cares about the aggregation of wealth in the top echelons, the suppression of wages and the shrinking of the middle class, all of which are linked to industry concentration.
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He was an actor, made movies, and was both beloved (by many) and dismissed (by many), was crazy-making good-looking and traveled in the upper echelons of the red world.
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The blueprint for the new Trump administration trade policy can be traced to the lobbying of the steel industry, now very well represented in the high echelons of the U.S. government.
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The authors are mostly graduate students (for many, this is their first published paper), but their early-career ideas and insights will reach astronomy's highest echelons—thanks to the human panel.
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Today, there's a straight line from the politics of right-wing provocation that inspires college Republican groups to invite Milo Yiannopoulos to campus to the upper echelons of the White House.
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The protesters have rejected any presidential election carried out now, saying the continued presence of Bouteflika allies in the upper echelons of the government mean it cannot be free or fair.
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Tolerance and acceptance of homosexuality changes on a century by century basis: occasionally it's a prominent part of the upper societal echelons, yet more often it's a reviled source of shame.
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As Mugabe has systematically dismissed veterans of the liberation struggle from party posts, the top echelons of ZANU-PF are now stacked with officials who did not fight in the independence war.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's President Xi Jinping condemned "cliques", "conspiracies" and "fraud" within upper echelons of the Communist Party and said there were urgent problems to be addressed, state media reported on Wednesday.
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If the Aztecs win out, there's little doubt the selection committee will rule in their favor, but a single loss will undoubtedly push them out of the upper echelons of college basketball.
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A SCIF — a sensitive compartmented information facility — sounds fancy, but in reality are just rooms designed to be secure for sharing sensitive and secret information at the higher echelons of government secrecy.
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Even if clinging to American machismo hurts us, the steeling of young black males will continue, because the obstacles we face are relentless, brutal, and ensconced in the highest echelons of power.
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Let's call this what it is: religious extremism having crept so deeply into the upper echelons of government that people are no longer bothering, or are simply too exhausted, to be outraged.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: GettyThere's no question that artificial intelligence is poised to uproot and replace many existing jobs, from factory work to the upper echelons of white collar work.
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That system is used by the various branches of the US military to interpret intelligence from a variety of platforms "spanning all echelons from space to mud," according to the US Army.
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Combining the two companies, which make everything from refined oil products to latex gloves and insecticides, would propel it into the top echelons of the competitive global chemicals, fertiliser and oil industries.
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Enconsed in a web of official protection, the Castaños' United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC) would absorb much of the country's narco-infrastructure and penetrate the highest echelons of formal power.
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Those that are in the higher echelons of management, according to the UN's International Labour Organisation, are clustered in specific areas: human resources, public relations and communications management, and finance and administration.
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The Brazilian has proven how dangerous he can be, and a win would get the fans plenty excited as Pettis looks to climb into the higher echelons of his new weight class.
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Consequently, the even splitting of agents' fees between the two sides has become common in the top echelons of British soccer, dozens of player contracts and other emails seen by Reuters show.
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When it comes down to it, entrepreneurship is hard — and reaching the upper echelons of success requires a serendipitous cocktail of dedication, passion, people, and sometimes, a little bit of plain luck.
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Cardi B has, demonstrably, experienced an ascent to the upper echelons of hip-hop in the amount of time it takes most people to go from shagging to pregnant to giving birth.
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That image is one of a business built on the talent of women and people of color, but who are suddenly markedly absent when it comes to the upper echelons of power.
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My vote goes to Iella Wessiri, the absurdly capable ex-Corellian Security agent, who could slip so easily into the ranks of Imperial upper echelons to report back to a young Rebellion.
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Combining the two companies, which make everything from refined oil products to latex gloves and insecticides, would propel it into the top echelons of the competitive global chemicals, fertilizer and oil industries.
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So if either challenger catches fire in the lead up to the primary, many in the upper echelons of the GOP will want the party to circle the wagons around the incumbent.
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Even with that confidence, though, past presidential cycles, namely the Republican primary in 2016, showed how difficult it can be to move from the lower rungs of candidates into the upper echelons.
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He has overseen a crackdown on dissent While ostensibly opening up the Saudi economy and society at large, MBS directed a swift crackdown on dissent that reached the highest echelons of power.
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Perhaps as a result of his unfair media treatment, he became obsessed with reaching the very highest echelons and proving to everyone that he was right to believe in himself all along.
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"Ansar Allah represents only a quarter of the state's top echelons and one percent of the overall administrative structure of the state," Abdel-Malek al-Houthi said in a speech on Sunday.
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Art Review Women remain grossly underrepresented at the highest echelons of American science, and continue to face absurd claims of "innate" inferiority, whether from former Harvard presidents or senior engineers at Google.
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His father, Steven F. Roth, was a founder of the powerful Creative Artists Agency in Los Angeles, and Josh grew up immersed in the upper echelons of the West Coast art scene.
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Under one scenario being teased in the company's upper echelons, Weinstein's brother Bob will assume the leadership of the company along with David Glasser, the Weinstein Company's chief operating officer and president.
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Even as these voters are excluded from the new meritocratic elites occupying the upper echelons of the socioeconomic order, they see themselves threatened by ascendant minorities and immigrants pushing up from below.
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In a study of students who graduated at the top of their class, the education researcher Karen Arnold found that although they usually had successful careers, they rarely reached the upper echelons.
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As the first multiracial, half-American child born in the top echelons of the royal family, he has come to signify, for many, the monarchy's progression into a more modern, inclusive era.
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The initial lawsuit filed in 2016 came just as the #MeToo movement was gaining traction among the upper echelons of all businesses, and Goguen was quickly dismissed as the lawsuit played out.
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It is five years since former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn resigned in another sex scandal, unleashing a soul-searching debate within France about sexual abuse in the upper echelons of power.
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Domestically, her undoing provides the latest example of how corruption remains entrenched at the top echelons of political and corporate life in South Korea, at a moment when the economy is slowing.
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Nunes has promised that the memo contains explosive details of wrongdoing within the upper echelons of the FBI and Justice Department in the securing of judicial permission to conduct overhears of Americans.
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But since Safin's retirement, in 2009, the country has fallen into relative obscurity on the men's side, instead mainly drawing attention for its success in the upper echelons of the women's game.
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At the core is a federal work force divided between those at the upper echelons of the Civil Service making six-figure salaries, and those making less pay in lower-ranking jobs.
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He said he used the Central Clinical Hospital, a vast complex on the outskirts of the Russian capital where for decades the top echelons of the Soviet and Russian leaderships have sought treatment.
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Early on, they tended to be what one castaway characterised as "men and women of distinction and enlightenment"; in practice this often meant they were drawn from the narrow echelons of high society.
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Critics say it was mainly Gulenist prosecutors who, around the time in 2008 when Erdogan's AK Party narrowly escaped being banned, built two big conspiracy trials targeting the upper echelons of the army.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The top echelons of China's ruling Communist Party must lead the fight against corruption by accepting supervision for all they do, state media on Tuesday quoted President Xi Jinping as saying.
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Bencic advances to meet the winner of the first round encounter between Swede Johanna Larsson and Thai qualifier Luksika Kumkhum as she continues her ascent into the upper echelons of the women's game.
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Manafort installed many of his associates in the upper echelons of the campaign, signaled his support for an allied super PAC and crushed attempts to embarrass Trump at the Republican convention in Cleveland.
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Black and Latino students are still dramatically underrepresented at the highest echelons of American higher education, the hyperselective colleges where the debate about the use of race in admissions carries the most weight.
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Her position in the aristocracy situated her arguments within a very specific and socially defined group because the upper echelons of society had different rules than the middle and especially the lower-classes.
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Fortunately, his long experience in the top echelons of business, together with his personal knowledge of world leaders and world trouble spots, have prepared Tillerson to be an outstanding proponent of American interests.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The top echelons of Goldman Sachs Group Inc's investment bank hosted a dinner over the summer with the representatives of almost 20 private equity firms at Manhattan's Legacy Records restaurant.
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The fact that the highest echelons of the donor class don't represent the diversity of the nation could help explain why they are more likely to prefer policies that will disproportionately harm Latinos.
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Israel's Druze, some of whom have reached the senior echelons of the Israeli military and government, have been calling for help on behalf of their brethren in Syria, both at home and abroad.
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Colin Kaepernick's plight in the NFL has seeped into the upper echelons of hip-hop ... 'cause Jay-Z dedicated 1 of his most racially charged songs to the QB during a live show.
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It is the latest dream of 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who rose from relative obscurity two years ago to the top echelons of power, becoming heir-apparent in June.
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Both Robert and Fragonard were pioneers of a new bravura style, characterized by looser brush strokes and often thicker impastos, conveying a self-assured insouciance that appealed to the upper echelons of society.
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It's a tactical threat that shows just how much the United States, at all echelons of power, has failed to assert its interests as the polarity between America and Thailand continues to grow.
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I'm also interested in how the explosion makes it clear that to the upper echelons of Gilead, to those in power, the violence of everyday life in the world they've created is invisible.
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Having not been majorly overhauled since 173, the new MacBook Pro, released in October, is meant to herald the return of Apple's high-end laptop to the upper echelons of portable computing prowess.
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In the upper echelons of the skin care market, brands like La Mer and SK-II charged hundreds of dollars for their products, paying celebrities like Cate Blanchett millions to endorse their lines.
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Every ounce of glossy know-how available at the highest echelons of the commercial theater has been applied to ensure its success, both on Lee's terms and on what it supposes are ours.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The more closely the art world aligns itself with the upper echelons of global capital, the less it seems like a potential force for radical social change.
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A hundred days later, Lebanon has a freshly minted government, led by non-partisan Prime Minister Hassan Diab and a cabinet of technocrats who are newcomers to the upper echelons of political power.
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What I saw in the raw, unfiltered documents confirmed and added depth to my earlier reporting, revealing Iran's use of agents, spies and bribery to infiltrate the highest echelons of the Iraqi government.
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That smackdown ended up being a preview of how Sanders would do throughout the delegate-rich South, highlighting weaknesses in the top echelons of his campaign team, which was largely white and male.
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Experts have said it is unlikely that the special counsel's probe will wrap up anytime soon, given the scope of the investigation that has reached into the upper echelons of the White House.
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Mr. Awad, the militancy expert, said he had found evidence that Egyptian militants in the upper echelons of the central Islamic State leadership had established the network of cells in Egypt's main cities.
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One side will claim the McCabe revelation as proof positive that there is indeed a broad-scale conspiracy within the upper echelons of the government aimed at ousting and/or hamstringing President Trump.
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The lack of diversity in Silicon Valley becomes more acute the further up the corporate echelons you go, and at the top of the largest consumer tech companies, there are very few women.
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Women would not penetrate the upper echelons of the Klan — no Grand Wizard titles for them — but they would be active members, donning the white robes and hoods and canvassing for Klan candidates.
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Misconduct reached into the sector's upper echelons, with top wealth manager AMP Ltd engaging in board-level deception of a regulator over the deliberate charging of customers for financial advice it never gave.
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Ma, a Chinese citizen who appears frequently with leaders from the highest echelons of the Communist Party, had promised Trump in a meeting a year ago that he would create 1 million U.S. jobs.
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Sanctions watchers originally saw the April 6 actions as a smart way for Washington to hurt the upper echelons of the Russian state, while hitting a commodity that was less existential than, say, oil.
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Penas said he knew Gurtel - investigators' code name for the case - would be big when he made the audio recordings, but had never imagined it might reach the upper echelons of the conservative party.
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The duo has become a regular punching bag for the President, who believes the upper echelons of the FBI were biased against him during the 2016 campaign and the early days of his administration.
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During Zuma's tenure, both the official opposition party Democratic Alliance and Malema's Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) were able to capitalize on anger generated by daily headlines alleging corruption in the highest echelons of power.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday it was not clear whether a foiled attack on a Paris-based Iranian opposition group was ordered by the higher echelons of authorities in Tehran.
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More than a month after she was brought on, O'Rourke campaign manager, Jen O'Malley Dillon, a big-name hire from the upper echelons of Obamaworld, has yet to start on the campaign full time.
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Dozens of critics and researchers have underlined the flaws in Lean In, focusing especially on its narrow focus on women who are heterosexual and/or already occupy the upper echelons of the class hierarchy.
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Baker's father was her hard-nosed coach, a Black man who likely knew before she did that there were rooms she might never be allowed into, echelons she would never be permitted to reach.
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The former officer, who reviewed a copy of the supply forms and is familiar with the requisition process, said the equipment transfer showed Zeyar Phyo had contacts in the highest echelons of the army.
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The fact of the matter is, electability and likability are social constructs rooted in the way things were, and they're designed to keep the current upper echelons in power and maintain the status quo.
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People simply love to interrupt women who are talking, to the point that one of the barriers to women reaching the higher echelons of certain industries are those industries' interruption-based styles of communication.
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Trailing him are Marina Silva, a former environment minister, and Mr. Barbosa, who are among the few black people who have managed to muscle their way into the top echelons of power in Brazil.
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While inclusion in the Venice Biennale means recognition from the highest echelons of Italy's art world, Guerrilla SPAM, a graffiti crew, uses street-art to communicate with people directly through the spaces they inhabit.
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His remarks afterwards sparked outrage among some of his predecessors in the top echelons of the game in Australia, a nation that has always prided itself on its mental toughness in the sporting arena.
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Allegations of the undue influence over top echelons of government prompted opposition parties to call for an investigation by the watchdog, seeking to pile pressure on Zuma's African National Congress party ahead of Aug.
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Trump has repeatedly denied having a close relationship with Epstein and last week said he "wasn't a fan" of the billionaire financier, who frequently hung out with people in the upper echelons of society.
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Despite U.S. sanctions, the upper echelons of Venezuela's military have largely ignored entreaties from the opposition and Washington to turn against Maduro and just over 1,000 troops have defected, mostly to Colombia and Brazil.
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As long as he has an ally in Washington as reactionary and aggressively ignorant as Trump, Bolsonaro will have the latitude to pretend his administration has influence at the highest echelons of global power.
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One can only hope that this moment generates some introspection among the higher echelons of the CCP — with countless innocent lives on the line, is such unbounded fealty to one man really worth it?
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It was 2016, and she was still over a year out from releasing Ctrl, the album that took her from the fest poster's small print and into the rarefied upper echelons of the lineup.
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This mutual appraisal between the foreigner and the Irish — not to mention between the various echelons of Ireland's implacable class system — will prove one of the many pleasures of this humane and lucid novel.
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The stint in Washington led to a career at the top echelons of China's financial machinery: He was vice minister of finance, and later chairman of the supervisory board of the China Investment Corporation.
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The daughter of immigrant doctors from India who settled in suburban Detroit, she graduated from Yale and earned a law degree at the University of Chicago before entering the upper echelons of Republican Washington.
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Her crusade against the wealthy of America has rankled donors and politicians in the upper echelons of both the Democratic and Republican parties but has resonated with potential voters ahead of the Democratic primaries.
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Most foreign policy elites belong to one of these two groups, both political parties include both tendencies in their upper echelons, and most recent presidencies have been defined by internal conflicts between the two.
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"They are still active-duty Army officers, and as they continue to be promoted and progress in their careers, they will take command at higher echelons over larger units of soldiers," Baldwin told CNN.
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It was a rare public accusation for South Korea, where men dominate the upper echelons of a strictly hierarchical society and victims of sexual violence often stay silent for fear of shame and retaliation.
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Pragya Singh Thakur, who is currently facing terrorism charges connected to a bombing attack on Muslims several years ago, won the backing of the highest echelons of the BJP despite an uproar at her nomination.
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And it's hard to read these emails and not conclude that the top echelons of the Trump campaign were well aware of the Russian government's support for Trump and willing to collaborate in the effort.
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According to them, there was no longer anything to prove against an untrained aggressor, and I would guess that a similar principle translates over for those that reach the upper echelons of any fighting style.
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The middle and upper echelons sought the chic, perhaps foppish approach to combat taught by the Masters of Defence, while the lower classes fought, pell-mell and in mass, in battagliole, with sticks and fists.
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Overlooked by Serbia's ruling basketball echelons, Kokoskov learnt his trade across the Atlantic and applied it with such devastating effect against his compatriots, as the Slovenians capped a magnificent tournament with a 9-0 record.
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Eventually, Ryan transitioned into creating celebrity parody videos skewering Kim Kardashian, Amy Winehouse, and Justin Bieber, which catapulted her into the upper echelons of the YouTube space and offered her opportunities outside of online videos.
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Both Daddy Yankee and Shakira reached the lower echelons of the US pop charts with reggaeton tunes earlier this decade; Yankee's 2004 "Gasolina" got to No. 32 and Shakira's 2005 "La Tortura" was No. 23.
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One thing that Saint John's departure underscores is the now near absence of women at the very top echelons of Uber management, which — you might have heard — has had some gender issues in the past.
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Lovingly assembled through rare and often unseen fan home movie footage, Howard's film also draws on more familiar material—restored to the highest echelons of HD— and new interviews with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.
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Multiple men who occupy the upper echelons of power have fallen from their perches in recent weeks as dozens of women, emboldened by the #MeToo movement, come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct, including rape.
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These crimes had been "perpetrated by Myanmar security forces and extremist Buddhist vigilantes", Alam said, calling for an end to what he called "xenophobic rhetoric..including from higher echelons of the government and the military".
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Zuma has come under increasing calls to resign, including from within the ANC, following a series of corruption scandals, and analysts say Molefe's removal will placate the top echelons of the ANC who want unity.
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In 280, widowed seamstress Lena Bryant began making maternity clothing out of a storefront she rented for $211 a month, including a stretch waistband dress that would launch her into the echelons of retail royalty.
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"If what we are about is getting drivers into the upper echelons of motorsport and especially into Formula One, this represents an absolute sea-change in the opportunities for women in motorsport," she told reporters.
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TalentSmart has tested more than a million people and found that the upper echelons of top performance are filled with people who are high in emotional intelligence (90 percent of top performers, to be exact).
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It's a natural assumption that Facebook's upper echelons would have made the call to begin with, though Zuckerberg stopped just short of making it clear that it was someone else up there, just not him.
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The rapid ascent through the echelons of elite status providing reassurance that the American meritocracy is functioning just fine and is not in fact a rotten soulless fraud designed to rob the masses of dignity.
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Carlos Ghosn's devastating fall from the upper echelons at Nissan has thrown both the auto maker and its longtime partner Renault into crisis, and has cast doubts on the structure of corporate governance in Japan.
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It lays out how "deep state" conspiracies are affecting the upper echelons of U.S. policymaking, and it comes as Trump and his defenders in the GOP openly clash with career diplomats in the impeachment inquiry.
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A reassuring physical presence and fast-growing online sales have vaulted Magazine Luiza into the upper echelons of Brazilian e-commerce, lifting shares over 500 percent last year and 20 percent so far in 2018.
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Kerber floated around the lower echelons of the top 10 for the last four years and did not even make the second week of a grand slam in 2015, but it all clicked in January.
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It's likely that prior to his convictions, his success as an artist afforded him the opportunity to move from Waterford into the upper echelons of Jamaica, but the artist never forgot where he came from.
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Shimomura's soundtracks have traveled far and wide, serving as an inspiration (and often as literal sample material) for artists in both the upper echelons of popular culture as well as in the deep experimental underground.
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The long history of discrimination against Asians — and the real struggle Asians face in accruing cultural clout and ascending to the highest echelons of politics and business — are tied to the anchor of affirmative action.
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The image it provoked was an evocative one: It pitted the very upper echelons and wealth and power against the masses, and it set up a framework for thinking about how the political economy works.
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Stereotypes abound, she noted, with the upper echelons of the profession embodied by the aspirational up-and-comer cloaked in cashmere and silk and the role-play specialist dressed in pinstripes or a schoolgirl smock.
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Last month, Uber installed a new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, and the company appeared to be trying to get past a turbulent period that included questions about its culture and changes in its top echelons.
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The Commanders for Israel's Security, a network of 270 retired Israeli generals who have served at the highest echelons of the Israeli military, police and intelligence forces, has developed a program for such an arrangement.
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Her removal capped months of turmoil, as hundreds of thousands of South Koreans took to the streets, week after week, to protest a sprawling corruption scandal that shook the top echelons of business and government.
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We can have a competitive — and even adversarial — relationship with China, but we will put future generations at risk if we do not pursue partnerships from the grassroots to the top echelons of the government.
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Especially in light of the turmoil that has engulfed Washington over the past year, she's seen as one of the few sources at the higher echelons of public discourse who has not gone politically nuclear.
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Foxx is one of many famous faces to employ new names upon entering certain echelons of Hollywood — but in a hilarious meme, fans are using celebrity stage names to guess the "real" names behind the star.
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But if you're a price-conscious shopper who'll settle for less silicon, the Surface Pro 7 starts cheaper and stays cheaper for the same quantities of memory and storage until you get to those upper echelons.
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Bizarre and unwieldy, it seemed like an intern's pipe dream that somehow made it to the upper echelons of Netflix programming, even though it had the Wachowski siblings (The Matrix, V for Vendetta) at its helm.
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It's not only a major cause of violence, exploitation, and death—usually metered out to those occupying the lower echelons of the drug trade—but also an essential part of what makes the drug business tick.
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Several analysts were also concerned by the resignation of chief technology officer and pioneer of the company's electric batteries, J.B. Straubel, the last of the company's old guard left in its top echelons outside Musk himself.
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With titles like "Rumor and Truth About Chinese Authorities" and "The Secret Trade Between Rich People and Top Officials," some books peddle poorly-sourced secrets and rumors about the top echelons of China's ruling Communist Party.
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The relationship between a clerk and a justice can be very powerful as the clerk -- often just a few years out of law school -- has the rare opportunity to experience the law at the highest echelons.
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Though the game does later connect the upper echelons of the police management with the evil, shady doings of the Umbrella corporation (whose decidedly unethical bioweapons research started the whole zombie apocalypse in the first place).
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As a woman, such vocal strength and clarity was unexpected, and it placed her at the upper echelons of rock royalty to be admired and serve as inspiration to Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley.
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I've reported on instances of automation unfolding more organically in the middle echelons of the companies, and of lower-level workers taking the initiative to automate parts or all of their own or their colleagues' jobs.
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Trump has triggered controversy and discord many times before, but the upper echelons of his party have not cut him loose, hoping to preserve their dream of a conservative legacy for the GOP's monopoly on power.
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The reaction to the reaction to Damore spoke to the fear conservatives have that they are increasingly unwelcome in the upper echelons of Silicon Valley, and that their views will see them drummed out of power.
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Just take a snapshot of the racial and class profiles of women who have come to the fore of #MeToo and you see those who occupy the upper echelons of business, the media and higher education.
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Many companies on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley understand that the efforts are more a matter of paying tribute to Washington, rather than a substantive effort to increase diversity in the upper echelons of business.
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When charges of corruption were brought against top echelons of the AKP, including Erdoğan's own family, in December 2013, this led to an extensive purge of Gülen's followers in the police and judiciary the following year.
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The use of hacked material during electoral campaigns has been a focus ever since the 2016 campaign, when emails from the upper echelons of the Clinton campaign were leaked in the closing weeks of the campaign.
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After Sunday's historic board meeting in London, HSBC said that Asia remained at the heart of the group's strategy, a line a spokeswoman for HSBC reiterated when asked about any divisions within the bank's senior echelons.
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His trial is among the hundreds of graft cases that comprise the enormous corruption scandal known as Operation Car Wash that has engulfed the highest echelons of Brazilian politics for the better part of three years.
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The Volkswagen emissions scandal reached the highest echelons of the company on Thursday after its former chief executive was charged with conspiracy in the company's rigging of diesel vehicles to feign compliance with federal pollution standards.
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The nearly $20 million raised by Buttigieg comes as the campaign struggles to regain the early momentum that propelled the mayor of a city of about 100,000 to the top echelons of the Democratic primary contest.
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But where Native people were then shut out of society and the upper echelons of the political and media sectors, they now, though still underrepresented, have established at least a semblance of power in these areas.
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Yovanovitch testified that she had raised her concerns with the top echelons of the State Department, seeking a statement of support as Giuliani and his cohorts disparaged her in the media — a statement that never came.
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With a flurry of moves deftly manipulating salary cap space, Marks dealt his way into the lower echelons of the draft and emerged with LeVert, a versatile guard, and Jarrett Allen, a mobile, defensive-minded center.
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They were among a list of other well-connected people who Mr. Dean said benefited from a "systematic culture of corruption" that stretched from the department's gun licensing division to the upper echelons of the department.
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With a Republican congressional majority and Republicans controlling the White House and the FCC, the support from the highest echelons of Republican power indicates that the rules rollback is well on its way to being implemented.
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The 21-year-old continued his meteoric rise to the upper echelons of global sprinting when he shattered a two-decade old 60 metres world record with a blazing time of 6.37 seconds at Clemson, South Carolina.
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While many protesters rail against what they see as a gulf between them and the upper echelons of French society, OECD data suggests that the wealth divide is not as bad as in many other rich countries.
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For the first time in its nearly 200-year history, the Mormon Church on Saturday appointed a person of color into the upper echelons of its leadership, a group that has previously been occupied by white men.
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And because ties to organized crime run to the highest echelons of government, it's difficult for government leaders to address fraud and embezzlement in earnest, even if they were inclined to do so, Friar Don Pino said.
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Western backers saw the reform-minded foreigners in the upper echelons of the Ukrainian government, including many Georgians who came along with Mr Saakashvili, as a sign of the new leadership's commitment to change after the revolution.
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What began two years ago an investigation of graft has ballooned into a tour de force headed by Sergio Moro, a federal judge who has jailed members of Brazil's highest social echelons in a sweeping corruption investigation.
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Finally "Leleco" reminded us that the game of mixed martial arts allows all sorts into the upper echelons, and you can still get into the UFC—the world's premier fighting promotion—with a hideous grasp of striking.
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In striking out on their own back in 2001, Town set a precedent for a new form of ownership that has done much to encourage democracy, transparency and community values in the lower echelons of the game.
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It's in the higher executive echelons: In Sleeping With Your Smartphone,Harvard Business School leadership professor Leslie Perlow documents her successful intervention to help a team of high-achievers at Boston Consulting Group take a night off.
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They use virtually all banking products, including international wires, retail services, prepaid products, and money service businesses (MSBs) at different operational echelons, ranging from international/strategic to regional, domestic support companies (DSC), and at the tactical level.
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The diary also reveals Rosenberg's role in the deportation of German, Austrian and Czech Jews, and it shines a light on the infighting and struggles within the upper echelons of the Third Reich to secure Hitler's favor.
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Inability to serve in combat made it difficult for women to advance to some high-ranking military positions, and the wars of the past 15 years had increasingly erased the distinction between front lines and rear echelons.
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This time, two senior staffers informed me that current protocol dictated that constituents petition their doctors for tests, an unsatisfying piece of advice that suggested the state government was passing the buck back down to lower echelons.
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Under Mr. Naharin's direction, the company has ascended to the upper echelons of contemporary dance while a generation of former Batsheva dancers has helped populate an impressive independent choreographer scene in Israel, with some establishing themselves abroad.
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The Obama official said he believed that someone in the ''upper echelons'' of the Egyptian government may have ordered Regeni's death ''to send a message to other foreigners and foreign governments to stop playing with Egypt's security.
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Cementing the value luxury companies see in the upper echelons of online retail, Cartier owner Richemont last month offered up to 2.8 billion euros ($3.4 billion) to buy the stake of Yoox it did not previously own.
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After helping to found the Herut (Freedom) party, he reached the top echelons of its outgrowth, the Likud, and was seen by many as the natural heir of the conservative prime ministers Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir.
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But, aged only 26-years-old, this time away from the Octagon could have benefitted him as he continues to round out his game to compete with the upper echelons in the shark tank UFC lightweight division.
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What the 5050x2020 organizers understand, in the same way that the Times Up organizers know, is that for the women in the lower echelons of the industry to achieve the conditions they desire at work — equal work for equal pay, the kind of opportunities their male peers enjoy, and a safe working environment — the women who are most visible in the industry have to make a stand in the highest echelons of the industry, ideally making space for women whose jobs are much less visible, and who work for a much more middle-class wage.
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Netflix may have pulled the plug on other, whiter shows, but when you look at what's making it to the highest echelons of the streaming site (Hello, The Ranch) and what definitely is not, the pattern is undeniable.
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At the same time that she is reaching the upper echelons of her career, she is using Dirty Computer to dig her heels even deeper into those Kansas City roots, with several references to her upbringing and hometown.
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After the release of his career-defining album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, West decided to launch his own women's fashion line, and once again he felt himself unfairly excluded from the upper echelons of the fashion word.
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We know that women don't reach the upper echelons of management in the same numbers as men, but we don't always agree on why—and women's insecurity is an appealingly simple explanation that takes the blame off employers.
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In New York the trial began of a Turkish banker linked to the alleged purchase of Iranian oil and gas in violation of American sanctions in a case that stretches to the upper echelons of the Turkish government.
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But the state of his own movement, though humming along at the grassroots level with a coherence unusual for the left, suffers from at least one very familiar problem: the lack of a bench at the highest echelons.
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That 2004 ticket, now on display in Little Big Town's new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, puts in a nutshell the quartet's long and difficult climb to the upper echelons of the genre.
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For New Yorkers, the Cuomo headline that perhaps caused the most outrage broke in The New York Times over the weekend, and involves the publication of emails that demonstrate the depth of corruption surrounding the governor's highest echelons.
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While it was a fellow prisoner who, the authorities said, put two bullets in Mr. Lima's head, in all likelihood the intellectual authors of the killing hail from the highest echelons of the state and the moneyed elite.
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Now, belatedly released information from the files of those favorite FBI lovebirds — Peter Strzok and Lisa Page — has created even more concern that the top echelons of America's premier law enforcement were involved in name-smearing media leaks.
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana — The discovery of an enormous oil deposit off the coast of Guyana was meant to catapult this tiny country into the top echelons of petroleum producers and put its citizens on the path to better lives.
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They have deep networks in college sports, the Ivy League and the highest echelons of finance that would seem to allow them to get the biggest bang for any buck they spent to help even the playing field.
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SAO PAULO, June 16 (Reuters) - The head of Brazilian state development bank BNDES has submitted a letter of resignation amid public tensions with President Jair Bolsonaro, reflecting the serious divisions that continue to plague the administration's upper echelons.
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But with Ms. Yingluck and her brother in self-imposed exile, and many in the top echelons of Pheu Thai sidelined by various legal rulings, it is unclear how effectively the party's supporters will be able to campaign.
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Investing in retirement accounts like IRAs or 401(k)s, which often lead to indirect ownership of stocks, is much more common than directly owning stock, but still more concentrated in the upper echelons of the wealth distribution.
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She found her way to the upper echelons of New York society in 1995, when she landed a job at a luxury spa within Reebok Sports Club, the Central Park West gym frequented by countless bold-face names.
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"He should be commended for standing up to provide information and public testimony against individuals such as Manafort, Craig and Stone, knowing well that they enjoy support from the upper echelons of American politics and society," they said.
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An article in The Times on Monday detailed interviews with dozens of former Bridgewater employees who described a workplace where the emphasis on challenging others can lead to humiliation, at times reaching the upper echelons of the firm.
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Cementing the value luxury companies see in the upper echelons of online retail, Cartier-owner Richemont earlier this year offered up to 2.8 billion euros ($3.4 billion) to buy the stake of Yoox it did not previously own.
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For Vatican-watchers, this statement by Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio, contained in a 30-page booklet which was published this week with clear papal approval, was proof positive of "civil war" raging in the upper echelons of the Catholic church.
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Even then she toyed with quitting the sport in 2017 but her decision to continue has been fully vindicated and with a hefty serve and powerful baseline game she now looks comfortable in the highest echelons of women's tennis.
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Although WikiLeaks, which denies being a Russian puppet, did the lion's share of the talking, it appears that in some cases Trump Jr. actually conveyed the whistleblowing website's requests through to the highest echelons of his father's presidential campaign.
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"Until last week, there was really no information in the upper echelons of government on the level of emergency that not having enough medicines could mean," Jorge Diaz, a legislative aide who is HIV+, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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When Federer was asked what he would write in a letter to his 18-year-old self, his answer might have been directed to Dimitrov and the others players trying to break into the top echelons of the game.
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One interesting possibility is that the high incidence of religiously influenced people in the upper echelons of politics may not have all that much to do with the content of their beliefs or the policies they yearn to implement.
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The generation that we have viewing the highest echelons of gaming already has that understanding, from their own personal gaming experience, and maybe in the years ahead that'll grow, and we will find a greater viewer base coming in.
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The North Koreans were employees of the Korea Mining Development Trading Corporation (KOMID), a branch of the state linked to the Workers' Party's secretive Office 39, a slush fund for assets used by the higher-echelons of the government.
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To address the angry comments already auto-populating below, the reason this matters is that straight white men — and their innate artistic perspectives and prejudices — have dominated the top echelons of filmmaking since the invention of the art form.
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"I think it's a game-changer because it shows that this kind of bias and discrimination is alive and well and in fact is being cared and fed at the highest echelons of business in this country," said Maatz.
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A number of analysts were also concerned by the resignation as chief technology officer of the pioneer of the company's electric batteries, J.B. Straubel, the last of the company's old guard left in its top echelons outside Musk himself.
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With no queues for women at the bathrooms and corridors filled with men in suits, the World Economic Forum in the Swiss Alps may not reflect the real world, but it does reflect the upper echelons of corporate life.
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Taking advantage of free speech Several publishing houses and bookshops here have spent years churning out books banned on the Chinese mainland, often focusing on poorly sourced secrets and rumors about the top echelons of China's ruling Communist Party.
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These occurrences, far from the exception, tend to be so common as to go unremarked, and it's hard to see how they can't be blamed for delaying the progress of women into the upper echelons of food and wine.
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Even though his income reached echelons mine will likely never approach, he let me pay for rounds and ante up for taxis — since, he once mentioned, research shows that people feel more invested in things they've paid for themselves.
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Ronaldo and Messi have been inseparable at the highest echelons of their sport for more than a decade, as both have helped their respective teams to domestic and European trophies, scooping up the majority of individual prizes to boot.
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In a move unusual for the highest echelons of American corporate law, one of Wall Street's top deal makers is defecting to a rival after a 26.9-year career at the white-shoe law firm Cravath, Swaine and Moore.
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Ms. Valdimarsdottir, an organizer of the demonstrations in 2016, said inequality still persisted in other areas of Icelandic society, such as wealth distribution and representation in the arts and literature, as well as in the upper echelons of business.
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This measure would be of far greater benefit for those in the lower echelons of the economy, and fiscal conservatives can rest assured it would still be less costly to implement than Trump's proposal of suspending the payroll tax.
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The other people in the box seats, including the Bushes, are the "fancy" ones; Ellen's merely a humble woman of the people who just so happens to circulate at the highest, most ideologically and economically insulated echelons of society.
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Sexism has for decades been rife in French political circles, though only in the past few years have women politicians, journalists and businesswomen felt more emboldened to speak out about harassment in the upper echelons of power and beyond.
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Despite the high numbers with law degrees, women hold fewer than 20163 percent of partnerships at law firms and are underrepresented in the higher echelons of law, including the ranks of judges, corporate counsel, law school deans and professors.
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The man's accusation and the inquiry by the Met, one of the world's most prestigious opera houses, showed that the national reckoning over claims of sexual misconduct had entered the world of classical music at its very highest echelons.
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Despite "constituting an empowered minority" in China, due to the country's unbalanced sex ratio, women are largely absent from the top echelons of Chinese politics, and only make up about a third of the main business leaders, Brown told Refinery29.
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Now, however, body positivity is more popularly equated with unretouched ad campaign images, brands that make clothing in a wider range of sizes, and a handful of plus-size models who have reached the highest echelons of the fashion industry.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Manny Osborne-Paradis posted the fastest time during the first downhill training of the Olympics on Thursday and delivered a boost of confidence to a Canadian team seeking to rejoin the upper echelons of Alpine skiing.
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But as Christopher Stroop notes in a recent issue of Foreign Policy, another journal, one striking feature of today's Russia is that faith is more clearly present in the echelons of political power than it is at the base of society.
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The charges mark the latest development in the "Car Wash" probe, a sprawling corruption investigation that has felled many members of Brazil's political and business elite, revealing the rotten business dealings that long underpinned the upper echelons of Brazilian society.
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It is because in the decade and a half (under the influence) since their debut album Tell All Your Friends was released, shooting to the upper echelons of the modern emo canon, Taking Back Sunday have not stopped killing it.
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With some notable exceptions, such as Ethiopian Airlines, the state firms that lie at the heart of the economy are poorly run by inexperienced political appointees with links to the security services or top echelons of the ruling EPRDF coalition.
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While this study and these interviews had nothing to do with the presidential election in theory, the conversations provide a rare glimpse at the disconnect between the upper echelons of the national Democratic party and their troops on the ground.
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That investigation, which some expect to conclude soon, has resulted in a number of convictions and guilty pleas from those in the top echelons of the president's political orbit, including his former campaign chairman and his former national security advisor.
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Telling the New York Times that music is going to become like "running water or electricity," the "Starman" singer predicted the meteoric rise of the streaming subscription that last week confirmed its place in the upper echelons of the industry.
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Freshman members of the House Democratic delegation will also have to meet to pick a replacement for Hill as their representative on the leadership team to serve as a liaison between new members and the upper echelons of the caucus. Reps.
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" Tait said that the it wasn't initially clear how independent Smith was operating, but he said it was "immediately apparent that Smith was both well connected within the top echelons of the campaign and he seemed to know both Lt. Gen.
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But Pougetoux, perhaps because she represented a student union in a country where unions hold particular sway and are an important element of French protest culture, struck a particularly sensitive nerve, and her case reverberated to the highest echelons of government.
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This exposure has catapulted him into the upper echelons of rap's new generation—in an interview with XXL, he says he's been hit up by the likes of Lil Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert, 21 Savage, and Rich the Kid for beats.
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The native of Indiana who attended Harvard for college and law school, served as a Supreme Court law clerk, and worked in the Reagan White House counsel's office, has always been on a trajectory to the highest echelons of the law.
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Although this group accounts for over half the Saudi population, their opportunities have been restricted by a system that places too much value on seniority and experience ahead of promoting youth and new ideas, especially in the upper echelons of government.
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The growing awareness of America's seemingly intractable class divide has reportedly driven some in the upper echelons of New York society to hide their wealth by taking price tags off their purchases, so their household staff don't have to see them.
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HTF methodology targets the extension of those connections into financial markets, focusing detection strategies on the fund flows and intersections between one or more threat groups or operational echelons in international and retail banking, gaming, MSBs, and digital currency exchanges.
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Bye Of course, it's not just the format of Cher's Twitter that elevates it to the upper echelons of the Internet, but its content too, which seems to be a purely immediate, unfiltered snapshot into the inner workings of her mind.
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Mr. Hunt's trajectory also suggests that the administration has found civil servants to elevate to the highest echelons of government, despite Mr. Trump's assertion that the government is controlled by a so-called "deep state" that is out to get him.
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Instead of focusing on the contents of those leaks, though, Trump has put considerable effort into decrying the state of news media and promising to conduct a full investigation into the leaks coming from the highest echelons on the White House.
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Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the daughter of former Vice President Richard Cheney first elected to the House in 2016, will lead the Republican conference, the No. 3 position and a potential springboard into the upper echelons of Republican politics.
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He swiftly clambered up the echelons of the conservative establishment, editing the op-ed page of The Wall Street Journal by the time he was 28 and eventually advising the presidential campaigns of John McCain, Mitt Romney and Marco Rubio.
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That message was always more likely to resonate with tech's rank and file workers, while the sector's better-compensated upper echelons turned to Buttigieg and other Democratic candidates who reflected their traditionally liberal values while promising less upheaval for the industry.
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Four days later, the White House made the latest high-profile administration departure official, announcing Tillerson's ouster in a move that officials said is likely only a prelude to more shake-up in the administration's upper echelons in the coming weeks.
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"He should be commended for standing up to provide information and public testimony against individuals such as Manafort, Craig, and Stone, knowing well that they enjoy support from the upper echelons of American politics and society," the prosecutors wrote Tuesday.
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Real Madrid's long, complex seduction dance has already begun, with Mbappé its target; the cash-rich, trophy-poor denizens of the upper echelons of the Premier League are casting their greedy eyes at him and most of his teammates, too.
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The vacancy is all but certain to frighten Democrats and those in the small world of government ethics who see the office under Mr. Shaub as an important political bulwark against conflicts of interest in the upper echelons of the government.
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The subsequent release of a whistleblower complaint further confirmed that the ardently pro-Trump conspiracy theories that have percolated on the far right for years had reached the highest echelons of power — and influenced the decision-making of the president.
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In the Trump era, the blog has at once lost its cachet in the highest echelons of government and become relevant to a far larger audience as the writers train their expertise on the biggest controversies of the new presidency.
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There is a genuine dread, in the echelons of Brussels and Strasbourg, that the United Kingdom may prove to be the rule rather than the exception, and that other nations, emboldened by the British break for freedom, could follow suit.
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That alone is a reason enough to hope the company makes it to the higher echelons of the fight game, but like the fighters competing in their fights, it also feels as though for SCL, that is a secondary objective.
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Emma Garland Brooklyn's rap scene is full to the brim with blokes, but that never put 21-year-old rapper DonMonique off from rising to the city's upper echelons, and making a name as one of this generation's brightest rap talents.
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For Gignac, Sabatino, Zafar, and other criminals like them, South Florida is the place where you can fake your way past the velvet ropes into the upper echelons of business and high society by showing off flashes of luxurious living.
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They have worked hard for years to be given a respected place in the upper echelons of the industry, and through the stories they have told me it is incredible to see how much the attitudes of the industry have already changed.
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Weinberg also suggested he could immediately start discussing within the highest echelons of government the wall he has threatened to build between the U.S. and Mexico, potential deportations and tariff changes, as well as feasibly label China to be a currency manipulator.
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The Justice Department Closely related to the first obstacle is the need for any such prosecution to receive the sign-off of the Justice Department, which, though staffed by political appointees in its upper echelons, is primarily comprised of career government lawyers.
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That struggle is something that Maren Morris has highlighted every since she rose into the upper echelons of the industry with her 2016 album Hero, and still now as she cements herself as one of the very few women superstars in country music.
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A few days after the release of the bombshell assessment from the intelligence community, BuzzFeed News published an unverified dossier that had circulated within the upper echelons of the US government alleging that the Russians had been "cultivating, supporting and assisting" Trump.
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The Boeing Starliner mission was originally scheduled for this month, but that has been delayed to at least the end of the year or into 2020 due to technical issues and amid a shakeup in the top echelons of the space agency.
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Which Donald Trump is about to descend upon the global elite in Switzerland at this week's Davos Economic Forum: the New York businessman hoping for inclusion in the world's top echelons, or the populist leader set on bullying his detractors into submission?
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In particular, the picture's flaunting of high-end production values only widens the gap in empathy between the well-fed and well-heeled upper echelons of contemporary art, and those who might ostensibly benefit from critiques of capitalism — the poor and disenfranchised.
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In particular, there is deep resentment in the top echelons of the Indian civil service over the interference in government by the Rashtriya Swayemsevak Sangh (RSS), the Hindu right-wing umbrella group of which the BJP is a part, these officials said.
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We now have an unprecedented number of women reaching the highest echelons of wealth — the number of female millionaires in the U.S. has doubled since 2005, worldwide women control some $51 trillion dollars — and the highest share ever of families with female breadwinners.
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A former lightweight champion of MMA's premier organisation, it's expected that Henderson is also interested in a fight with present titleholder Will Brooks eventually—with the potential to become one of MMA's few two-weight champions at the upper echelons of the sport.
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China's confirmation of the "red notice", an international alert for someone wanted for extradition, came on the day VOA interviewed Guo in an hour-long live-stream in which he elaborated on his accusations of graft in the top echelons of the party.
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On July 1, he will join Cathay Capital, a private equity boutique with 1.2 billion euros ($1.3 billion) under management and offices in Shanghai and Paris, after 30 years of working his way up the echelons of French administration, he told Reuters.
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Highlighting a schism that extends far into the upper echelons of the party, both campaigns later issued briefing notes criticizing senior Conservatives in the rival campaign, including pro-EU finance minister George Osborne and the figurehead of the Brexit campaign, Boris Johnson.
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"Pyongyang's leisure infrastructures are populated by a mélange of the traditional higher echelons of party and military, along with newer entrepreneurial social sectors, not of course forgetting their offspring," said Robert Winstanley-Chesters, who studies North Korean leisure spaces at Australian National University.
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The Economic Freedom Fighters' (EFF) leader Julius Malema, a charismatic leftist candidate who pledged to accelerate land appropriation as a tool to redress widespread inequality, was able to capitalize on anger generated by daily headlines alleging corruption in the highest echelons of power.
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Reuters has not been able to determine their intended audience, but the documents cover every aspect of Zimbabwean political life over the last eight years - Mugabe, the top echelons of his ZANU-PF party, the military, opposition parties and the white business community.
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One way in which the contemporary character of society is made manifest is through the medium of football, with teams from our domestic top tiers to the lowest echelons of the grassroots game attesting to the heterogeneous, multiethnic nature of modern Britain.
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Five years ago, when a sex scandal forced Frenchman Dominique Strauss-Kahn to resign from his post of IMF chief, the case unleashed a soul-searching debate within France about sexual abuse that goes undeclared or undetected in the upper echelons of power.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump moved quickly on Friday to begin filling national security posts at the top echelons of his administration, selecting a group of hawks and campaign loyalists who reflect the hard-line views that defined his run for president.
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So, it's partially because of his genuine efforts to secure the Lumbee vote that it feels at least a little disappointing that McCready, and candidates of his politically vanilla flavoring, continue to dominate the upper echelons of North Carolina's nominally left wing.
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If his accusations are proven, Herz's testimony would up the ante in an ongoing Brazilian investigation of the commodity trading industry - codenamed Operation Without Limits - as it brings accusations of wrongdoing to the top echelons of some of the sector's largest companies.
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We also seen cold hard facts about how the upper echelons of the business is still dominated by an overwhelming majority of old white dudes, which can't be doing anything to ease the circumstances in which women are routinely exploited, belittled, and silenced.
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Even though MI5 had been aware of the Pakistan-born terrorist, opened an investigation into him in 2015, and received multiple calls from the public about his extremism, it decided to move Butt into the "lower echelons" of counterterrorism investigations, Rowley said.
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He was, however, possessed with a preternatural talent for getting to know everyone, and an energy to call and call again, making him something of a ubiquitous presence for nearly everyone in the upper echelons of New York's public life in recent years.
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They talk about infiltration by radicals in the upper echelons of the Mossos d'Esquadra and roll their eyes at the booming popularity of what they call the "flower police" who, with local firefighters, at times protected pro-independence voters from the national police.
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Through the 2020 race, the elite upper echelons of tech — executives, venture capitalists and the like — sought a moderate alternative to the economic upheaval they feared would be bad for business, even as their own workers aligned with the contest's most progressive candidates.
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"Despite this huge public outcry, anytime the upper echelons have been told about the company's morale loss and negative public reception they've been incredulous, disbelieving, shrugging it off as untrue, and in some cases blaming employee greed," the employee wrote in an email.
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Those efforts appear to have succeeded for months, at least in part because of the willingness of a virtually all-male staff in the top echelons of the West Wing to believe a talented male colleague over women they had never met.
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Even as the highest echelons of China's government mobilize to fight the illness, much of the task of preventing contagion still falls on local officials, who can be unsure of how to respond to crises and uneven about following through on policies.
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A raft of awards and record-breaking watches — like its Octo Finissimo Chronograph GMT, introduced last year and, at 6.9 millimeters, said to be the world's thinnest mechanical chronograph — have pushed the Italian marque into the highest echelons of contemporary mechanical watchmaking.
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Age: 28Position: ForwardA clever recruitment drive which has included the acquisitions of Rui Patricio, Adama Traore, and Joao Moutinho, to name just a few, has been the secret to Wolves' ascension to the upper echelons of the Premier League and the Europa League.
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Why he's been the best this decade: Kante's rise from the lower echelons of French football to one of the world's most celebrated and decorated midfielders is a tale that's been told again and again, however that doesn't make it any less impressive.
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And yet, despite two ex-wives with credible, consistent documentation that was shared with the FBI and at least some members of Trump's inner circle, Rob Porter was interviewed, hired and given elite political access into the top echelons of our government.
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Mr. Jean-Raymond, who is Haitian-American, has kept the black experience, historically underrepresented in the upper echelons of fashion, at the center of his work and has dived into politics in an industry that often skirts it for the sake of sales.
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Those whose predecessors fought alongside Kim Il-sung in the guerrilla struggles against the Japanese occupiers of Korea before its 1945 liberation are endowed with the highest level of songbun; many of their descendants today occupy the highest echelons in the government.
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For Mr. Bannon, the possibility of losing control of Breitbart — the vehicle that propelled him into the national spotlight, and eventually the highest echelons of power — could present a significant test to his potency as a leader of a political and cultural movement.
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Six years ago a sex scandal forced former finance minister Dominique Strauss-Kahn to resign as head of the International Monetary Fund, provoking a round of soul-searching in France about sexual abuse that goes undetected in the upper echelons of power.
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If your goal is to convince the world to forget that you have been credibly accused of doing terrible things, and to find a way to once again work in the uppermost echelons of Hollywood, then Gibson is an admirable role model.
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We should be demanding that the institutions that shape our culture — all the media, tech, journalism, and political organizations — share and implement short- and long-term plans to transform their workplace culture, including creating gender equity in their highest echelons of power.
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U.S. officials have said the Trump administration is considering sanctions targeting companies and officials linked to China's crackdown on minority Muslims, including Xinjiang Party Secretary Chen Quanguo, who, as a member of the powerful politburo, is in the upper echelons of China's leadership.
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By sending no-name employees, rather than anyone from the upper echelons of the business — who then dodged tough questions and gave the impression that they are still unprepared for another round of foreign meddling — tech squandered any opportunity at a quick redemption narrative.
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But six fights into his UFC tenure and on the last fight of his UFC contract, Ray is eager to win on Saturday and be in a good position to negotiate a new contract before finally breaking into the upper echelons of his division.
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Mr Bolloré has made no secret that his son Cyrille, 33, who chairs Bolloré SA, or Yannick, 39, who chairs Vivendi, will be in charge one day (a third son is not active in the business; a younger daughter is in its lower echelons).
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"We decided to focus on MBAs, because if you think about women's access to the top echelons, the corporate sector is one where they have had a particularly difficult time," says Marianne Bertrand, an economist at the University of Chicago who led the study.
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From what I gather he had such a passion to be successful, and being a writer, I think, was just something that he was not only passionate about, but I think he saw that as an avenue to get to the higher echelons of society.
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This is the third installment in a trilogy of cases arising from an almost $1 billion bribery scheme that reached the highest echelons of the Uzbekistan government and was orchestrated by some of the largest telecommunications companies in the world, U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said.
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Six years ago, a sex scandal forced former French finance minister Dominique Strauss-Kahn to resign as head of the International Monetary Fund, provoking a round of soul-searching in France about sexual abuse that goes undeclared or undetected in the upper echelons of power.
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There was a movie that came out last year called The Zookeeper's Wife, which a lot of women loved but a lot of people didn't get to see the movie because it was panned by the upper echelons of the top critics [on Rotten Tomatoes].
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Still, whether you find Poppy charming or vacuous, something about her robo-Pamyu Pamyu vibe is resonating with hundreds and thousands of people, and in an industry run by numbers that gives her as good a shot as any at reaching the upper-echelons.
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Now, presidential and other executive-level government salaries are set by law and are not, in general, gender-dependent, but it is interesting to note that it is those Western nations that have somewhat lower political salaries that women have reached the highest elective echelons.
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"Historically, the legal profession and the medical profession seemed to be better alternatives for women… It seemed like there was more opportunity in those two fields than in business at the higher echelons, and slowly I think we're starting to see that change," he said.
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Vietnam-era debates influenced something of a physical break between the military and political elite, with the upper echelons of society increasingly turning away from military service and the family members of those in the military increasingly choosing to follow in their parents' footsteps.
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The controversy this year filtered up to the highest echelons of Wall Street, as a controversial trade GSO orchestrated around struggling US homebuilder Hovnanian was discussed in a meeting between Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein and Jon Gray, president and heir apparent of Blackstone.
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Instead we should celebrate organizations like Mighty Oaks and encourage partnerships between faith-based PTSD treatment groups and organizations like the VA. The inclusion of faith-based solutions to combating suicide and PTSD has been embraced by the highest echelons of the executive branch.
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We know that millennials picked up the torch fairly quickly, carrying the phrase to the highest echelons of Twitter; it was a millennial legislator from New Zealand's Green Party who used "OK Boomer" both to put down a heckler and to go viral on YouTube.
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The mental load of spending $30 month on email is admittedly heavy and is undoubtedly a barrier for Superhuman scaling to different echelons of users, but with $33 million from Andreessen Horowitz, the startup certainly has some options for how it grows from here.
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In the upper echelons of boxing, wherein small openings are quickly filled by counters which have been practiced into instinct, the focus of all techniques is the economy of motion and the fighter's ability to stay on balance and protect himself at all times.
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But with MMA being a constant arms race where everyone needs something new and no-one can learn everything we have seen shifts play key rolls in more fights over the last four years than perhaps they ever have in the upper echelons of boxing.
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While the upper echelons of the Republican class seem to have turned their attention away from the nation's books, many in attendance here haven't forgotten about the need to tackle the soaring national debt — an idea their own party leaders have sold them for years.
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"With political cases such as Ling Wancheng and Guo Wengui, the U.S. seems reluctant to send them back because both have valuable classified information about the top echelons of the party," said Willy Lam, an expert on Chinese politics at Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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The one-two punch of revelations on Wednesday about Herring and Fairfax left many Democrats in Richmond in a state of shock, dismayed by their top elected officials and appalled that these were the men representing them in the upper echelons of state politics.
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During the first trial, the public will be treated to daily drips of information on the alleged dishonesty within the Governor's highest echelons, and be constantly reminded of his own efforts to hinder, impede and eventually disband his own commission to investigate public corruption.
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With Obama, the terms of electability looked as if they were starting to shift—but President Donald Trump's ascendency has shown, as has Harris' campaign suspension, that America remains a mostly fixed entity within the highest echelons of government, however much we covet change.
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Even before the official release of the report scheduled for August 28500, the Trump administration had unfortunately already turned its back on the scientific community, government agencies and even the highest echelons of military leadership in denying the real dangers associated with climate change.
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One senior administration official resolved that question Wednesday by unburdening himself -- or herself -- on the op-ed page of The New York Times, describing a "resistance" within the upper echelons of the Trump administration that has acted to protect the country from an unmoored President.
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Sandy would become the first official at the White House's Office of Management and Budget to talk to impeachment investigators, a breakthrough that could shed light on how Trump's effort to freeze aid to Ukraine was handled at the highest echelons of the administration.
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Historically, classism ruled the sports and athletic activities practiced by the gentry, not only to prevent the mingling of the higher echelons with the common masses, but because many of the elite insisted that the 'plebeians' had no concept of sportsmanship and fair play.
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"Some current and former employees are suggesting that the scarcity of women at the upper echelons of Amazon could have made the company more lenient toward Mr. Price until his actions became a public relations embarrassment," The New York Times reported on Friday evening.
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"I want and will continue to open up all positions of responsibility within the civil service, in particular the top echelons, to people of talent and merit coming from other horizons and even more than what has been done up to now," he said.
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In 2004 someone (no authority has said who) spent months listening to the mobile-phone calls of the upper echelons of the Greek government—including the prime minister, Costas Karamanlis—by subverting surveillance capabilities built into the kit Ericsson had supplied to Vodafone, the pertinent network operator.
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It's also worth pointing out that, while firms of all sizes crack this ranking, the list underscores that the highest echelons of investment banking remain cloistered and lacking in diversity — the list is dominated by white men; not a single woman investment banker cracked the top 20.
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THINK OF THE upper echelons of the money-management business, and the image that springs to mind is of fusty private banks in Geneva or London's Mayfair, with marble lobbies and fake country-house meeting-rooms designed to make their super-rich clients feel at home.
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Proposals last year to widen the income tax to 10 percent of the population were thwarted by mass protests — which is questionable, given that they were then replaced by regressive consumption taxes that hit the lower echelons of the population far harder than the wealthy minority.
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Most importantly, the new memos make clear that Ohr, a man whose name was barely uttered during the first 22019 months of the scandal, may have played a critical role in stitching together a Democratic opposition research project and the top echelons of the FBI and DOJ.
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Read more: Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi should not have been included in FIFA's world team of the year, Liverpool star saysVardy's rise from the lower echelons of the English football league to Premier League goal-getter has been as rapid as it has been remarkable.
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Elizabeth FisherEliot, Me. To the Editor: The principal problems with our health care system are fairly clear: high cost, uneven access across socioeconomic echelons, poor outcomes for poor people, and lack of portability of insurance from one job to the next and from one location to another.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Fresh off the back of an announcement that she'll be rising to the lofty echelons of legends like Patti Smith and Yoko Ono to curate this year's Meltdown Festival at London's Southbank Centre, M.I.A. has teased new music via Twitter.
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She lost, but her twin sons went on to unquestionable success, enrolling at Stanford University as undergraduates, then at Harvard Law School and eventually reaching the highest echelons in politics: Mr. Castro was appointed to Mr. Obama's cabinet, while his brother, Joaquin Castro, serves in Congress.
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What we learn from Hayden is that the upper echelons of the intelligence community are filled with patriots who can tell you what is happening in a compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan — but are at a loss for words when the scene shifts to a Pennsylvania bar.
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These corner-cutting ethics have too often become part and parcel to the way business is done in the top echelons of tech, allowing those who violate clear rules and flout decent behavior to thrive and those who object to such behavior to endure exhausting pushback.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Britain's Dan Evans took a big dose of self-belief from his run to the fourth round of the Australian Open and said two weeks playing against the best players in the world had convinced him he belongs in the top echelons of the game.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador received a pledge of loyalty from top military chiefs on Wednesday, three weeks after a report of a critical speech from an army general raised fears of dissent among the upper echelons of the country's armed forces.
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At this point in his career, Bourdain could be residing in the upper echelons of pop culture—hanging with his silver fox coworker Anderson Cooper or his new pal Obama, whom he interviewed in a recent episode of his Emmy award-winning CNN show Parts Unknown.
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While the Strauss-Kahn scandal in 2011 unleashed a soul-searching debate within France about sexual abuse that goes undeclared or undetected in the upper echelons of power, the petition in Liberation said too many women still remained silent for fear of damaging their career or political party.
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In the lower echelons of the English game, Burnley, Wolves and Crystal Palace have gone on 11-match winless runs against Blackburn, West Brom and Brighton & Hove Albion respectively, while Oxford United went 226 games without a win against rivals Swindon Town between October 21990 and April 22002.
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All echelons of the industry were present, like low-level tech blogger C.J. Cantwell of Code/Rag — she was notably seen chugging from a bottle of Tres Comas while draped over a rustic electric chair done up to look like the throne of Liliuokalani, the last queen of Hawaii.
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So, as is our duty to humankind, let's get it to number 1 or at least into the ears of the average music fans who spend their days listening to Rag'n'Bone Man or whatever damp, shower-grout-like music usually sits in the upper echelons of the chart.
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The Boston/ Seattle troupe clawed their way to the upper echelons of this kind of music—known for its bleak atmosphere, punk grit, and black metal, crust, and doom influences—with an explosive 2011 debut for Prosthetic Records, Darker Handcraft, which was followed by the even wilder Blissfucker.
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The painting's slog from a New Jersey basement to the upper echelons of the art world began in July when adult children cleaning out their family home in Essex County after their parents died contacted John Nye, owner of Nye and Co auction house in Bloomfield, New Jersey.
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And these vegan versions of classics come with the sort of high-end flair, attention to ingredients, and ingenuity found in the more traditional echelons of New York dining, which has historically looked down on the city's vegan restaurants as niche—for punky bike messengers and health nuts only.
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Based on his first three UFC outings, it seems that emergence in the featherweight title conversation will be sooner rather than later, but a test from one of the top tier fighters in the division is needed to see if he is ready for higher echelons of the bracket.
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WHITMER: People who are trying to hold onto their status in the upper echelons of decision-making in the country, they're vilifying anyone who doesn't see the world the same way, whether it's Serena on the tennis court or the woman who's outside locking arms with her fellow protesters.
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He never married yet maintained a decades-long intimacy with Emilie Louise Flöge, the younger sister of his brother Ernst's wife, while carrying on innumerable affairs with models — who occupied virtually the same social standing as prostitutes — as well as patrons from the highest echelons of Viennese life.
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Tsai replied on Sunday night — roughly 22.35 hours after Daryl Morey, the general manager of the Houston Rockets, had tweeted, "Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong," a comment that sent a shudder through N.B.A. headquarters, as well as the league's partners at the highest echelons of Chinese basketball.
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Ms. Verma's reimbursement request, reported in Politico over the weekend, was the latest revelation in a string of reports that have portrayed the upper echelons of the Department of Health and Human Services as divided on policy and personality, and roiled by expenditures that have come under scrutiny.
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The hefty donation came at a key time when both men were mingling with the upper echelons of the Republican Party, dining with President Donald Trump in Washington, meeting with House members, and launching the back-channel effort in Ukraine that would include Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer.
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In 2014, Monica Simpson of the reproductive justice group SisterSong published an open letter to Planned Parenthood in the abortion rights–focused outlet Rewire, challenging the lack of diversity in the upper echelons of reproductive rights leadership and asking for a "face-to-face meeting" with the nonprofit's leaders.
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The show's "upstairs, downstairs" structure — it tells stories of both the Crawleys, an upper-class British family, and the working-class servants who keep their estate running — was made literal by a poster split into two echelons, with all of the characters filed away neatly into their appropriate hemisphere.
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While Barack Obama succeeded in getting elected as America's first black president and Hillary Clinton became the first woman to win a major party's presidential nomination, it's obvious that both black Americans and women are underrepresented in US politics (and board rooms and other upper echelons of power).
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She may not yet have reached the upper echelons of the genre's mainstream, but you might already know her from "Dumi Hi Phone," a bouncing, high energy rap track set to industrial Gqom beats, or else "Huku," in which her melodic vocal wraps itself around some intense, cold rhythms.
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But reading between the lines, it's also possible to see in Viganò's letter a wider political concern: the accusation that Pope Francis's liberal ideology and lax attitude toward homosexuality fostered a culture of sexual abuse, propped up by a gay lobby operating at the highest echelons of the Vatican.
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The disgraced lawyer talked about potential witness tampering, lies about payoffs such as the one to adult actress and director Stormy Daniels, violations of campaign finance laws, the falsifying of financial records, and more — the kind of corrupt conduct that exists in the shadows among the highest echelons of America.
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If you were to look at the Twitter accounts of folks like Maggie Haberman or Mika Brzezinski or Andrea Mitchell without context, you would've thought Wolf punched a baby, instead of doing her job speaking truth about a grown woman affiliated with the upper echelons of the vile Trump administration.
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A tenuous peace in the upper echelons of the Republican Party showed signs of unraveling this weekend as a major donor compared Donald J. Trump to Hitler and Mussolini, Mr. Trump and Mitt Romney reignited their feud, and one of Mr. Trump's aides took a shot at an important campaign ally.
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"This is the third installment in a trilogy of cases arising from an almost $1 billion bribery scheme that reached the highest echelons of the Uzbekistan government and was orchestrated by some of the largest telecommunications companies in the world," Geoffrey Berman, the U.S. Attorney in Manhattan, said in a statement.
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Google has found itself at the centre of controversy after an anonymous software engineer, later revealed to be a young Harvard graduate called James Damore, published a ten-page memo on two internal company networks explaining why there are so few women in the upper echelons of the technology industry.
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WASHINGTON — House impeachment investigators on Tuesday called on Mick Mulvaney, the White House's acting chief of staff, to testify this week in their inquiry into President Trump's pressure campaign on Ukraine, closing in on the upper echelons of Mr. Trump's staff as they near the end of their fact-finding phase.
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This is the third installment in a trilogy of cases arising from an almost $1 billion bribery scheme that reached the highest echelons of the Uzbekistan government and was orchestrated by some of the largest telecommunications companies in the world, Geoffrey Berman, the U.S. Attorney in Manhattan, said in a statement.
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During its 30 years in the upper echelons of Britain's spin doctoring game, it sought to polish the image of dictators (Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus), repressive regimes (Bahrain and Egypt, to name two) and celebrities accused of despicable crimes (the Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius after he was charged with murder).
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Mr. Trump's connections to Jews are lifelong: He grew up in a largely Jewish neighborhood in Queens; his family's real estate empire employed many Jews in its upper echelons; and he has surrounded himself with Jewish advisers in the White House, including his Orthodox Jewish son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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It is the first time a journalist is known to have died in government detention in Algeria since its independence from France in 1962, and it comes amid tension as the president's incapacity after a stroke in 2013 has set off a power struggle in the top echelons around him.
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But a major news story was brewing, and word wafted down from the upper echelons of the newsroom: I was not allowed to leave the country until the very pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, the person formerly known as Kate Middleton, gave birth to the next heir to the British throne.
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Voters in the Democratic primary are watching an accomplished, experienced member of the establishment, Hillary Clinton, argue that the top echelons of power are rigged against women, while her main rival, Bernie Sanders, has soared in the polls by saying that the system is rigged in favor of the rich and powerful.
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Now, these artists occupy the upper echelons of the market in terms of the prices their work fetches at auction (close to the one million mark for many, and over for Cindy Sherman, though still less than their male peers), and are firmly ensconced in the canons of postmodern and feminist art.
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The projection of subliminally-perceived personal failings onto an othered social group, the conviction that this group has infiltrated the upper echelons of society to promote its own agenda, the belief that members of the movement have "taken the red pill" and perceived a reality that normal members of society cannot see.
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The prevalence and influence of the Orange Order — a Protestant fraternity charged with resisting "by all lawful means the ascendancy of the [Catholic] Church of Rome" — at the upper echelons of political society only intensified these tensions; nearly every major Protestant political figure of the early and mid-20th century was a member.
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It might seem counterintuitive to describe an artist with an MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, who summered at Skowhegan and did a residency at Yaddo, as an outsider; yet despite Hà Ninh's recent experience in the elite echelons of American art, he remains intellectually isolated from the mainstream.
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The allegations against him were one reason he could not obtain a permanent security clearance, and the scandal surrounding his departure highlighted a pattern at the White House of allowing senior officials who had not been given permanent clearance to see classified information to serve in the highest echelons of the White House.
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I'm told she pulled up with 33 semis in tow, hired an extra hundred dancers, restricted the coveted echelons of Guest Viewing to exclusively Her People, and had spent the week prior levitating above the Merv Griffin Estate while directing the show's finishing touches through the telekinetic force of her third eye.
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The outsize personalities of Billie Eilish, Megan Thee Stallion and Lil Nas X, photographed by Arielle Bobb-Willis, are magnified by the vibrant greens, reds and yellows with which they were shot, reflecting the unique energy and showmanship that has catapulted each of these artists to the upper echelons of pop today.
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It's hard to read these emails and not conclude that the top echelons of the Trump campaign were well aware of the Russian government's support for Trump and willing to collaborate in the effort — which you'd have to think implies that Trump himself has been well aware of this knowledge all along.
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SAN ANTONIO — When Rosie Castro's sons, Julián and Joaquin, were still in elementary school, she took them to countless political meetings in San Antonio, hoping they would learn to see the world as she did: a place that needed Mexican-American voices, like theirs, fighting for representation in the upper echelons of power.
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So it's going to be very hard for somebody to be born poor and bootstrap themselves up into a higher position in society when the upper echelons of society are not only enjoying the privileges of health and education and housing and all that, but are bioenhancing themselves to unprecedented levels of performance.
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A glance at Clinton's top donors—JP Morgan, Citibank, Google's parent company, and the University of California, to name just a few—and Trump's—which includes lesser-knowns like Hawaiian Gardens Casino and Renaissance Technologies—shows that the highest echelons of corporate America are siding with Clinton—and the food industry isn't any exception.
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Seeking resolution in the case, Mr. Dunn's parents have petitioned the highest echelons of government on both sides of the Atlantic, culminating with a meeting at the White House this month that left them disillusioned after President Trump unexpectedly announced that Ms. Sacoolas was in an adjacent room and wanted to meet with them.
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More people entering the workforce "improves the supply potential [of the labor force], ...and it helps contain income inequality at a time when those on the lower echelons of the income distribution scale have already and persistently fallen well behind," Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, wrote in a Bloomberg op-ed.
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After Boehner returned to the upper echelons of the G.O.P., first as party leader and then in 2165 as speaker of the House, Nunes continued to serve as a valuable wingman, raising lots of money and regularly voting with leadership — "a loyal, trusted and honest member of the team," one former Boehner aide says.
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But the Pennsylvania scandal, combined with recent revelations that Cardinal Theodore McCarrick rose to the upper echelons of the church even though some officials knew he had sexually abused seminarians and altar boys, shows that there is a limit to the church's willingness to take responsibility for the decades of suffering it has caused.
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Adolfo LaCola's ability to hustle has gotten him far in life: Though he started from humble beginnings, the son of Italian immigrants growing up on Staten Island, New York, he worked his way to the upper echelons of the music industry, becoming the co-owner of Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah's record label.
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So much was that the case that, as Fleet Foxes rapidly ascended to the upper echelons of the indie stratosphere—think Grizzly Bear, Bon Iver, Dirty Projectors, and Animal Collective—their rise anticipated a brief surge of mainstream interest in folk-leaning sounds, from Mumford & Sons and the Lumineers to American Idol winner Phillip Phillips.
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Meanwhile, an article in the Atlantic favours the proposition that women's buttons are "the wrong way around" because at a crucial time when fashion norms were taking hold, women in the upper echelons of society would not dress themselves; inverting the buttons would make it easier for a right-handed maid to fasten them.
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So much was that the case that, as Fleet Foxes rapidly ascended to the upper echelons of the indie stratosphere—think Grizzly Bear, Bon Iver, Dirty Projectors, and Animal Collective—their rise anticipated a brief surge of mainstream interest in folk-leaning sounds, from Mumford & Sons and the Lumineers to American Idol winner Phillip Phillips.
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Between the Depression and the 1950s, threatened by Communism and facing powerful unions and a New Deal-era majority willing and able to regulate and redistribute, corporate America reconciled itself to a family wage for its male-breadwinner workers and a certain modesty in how its upper echelons were paid and how conspicuously they consumed.
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The winners of two small-time road races in Richmond, Va., over the weekend have been disqualified — not for any known wrongdoing of their own, but for a link to the kind of doping scandal convulsing the top echelons of sports: Their Russian agent has been accused of providing her runners with performance enhancing drugs.
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A New Coating Promises to Make Fingerprints and Grease Stains Invisible on Stainless Steel…I've warned my family that if I ever go missing, it's probably because I was committed after…Read more ReadOutside of what you'll find in a professional kitchen, the LG LRFVS3006S sits somewhere in the upper echelons of fancy appliances.
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The testimony allegedly implicates European and American media personalities and human rights defenders with access to media resources and individuals in the highest echelons of power, and reveals the ambiguity associated with foreign nation-states acquiring access to information and media personalities aiming at advancing their own agendas, projecting their own interests on target audiences.
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Thrust into the most competitive Hollywood echelons before she was 20 — and having grown up around it, being the daughter of singer Eddie Fisher and actress Debbie Reynolds — she absorbed whatever chemicals she could to get by, not believing the doctors who told her that her addictions were exacerbated by a form of manic depression.
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Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsTrump's criminal justice reform record fraught with contradiction House Democrats launch process to replace Cummings on Oversight panel The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP MORE, a towering native son who ascended from the impoverished streets of Charm City to the highest echelons of Congress.
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The activists involved in the legal challenge say they number about 1,200, a fraction of the LREM's total membership of more than 375,000, but they reveal a degree of discontent in the ranks with Macron's forceful style of leadership.. The group says the disputed statutes would limit decision-making and future internal ballots to the LREM's upper echelons.
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And where this "representing" is deemed to matter is instructive, because while it's obvious people want to be represented at the top, our focus is on the highest of the high echelons of American business: The most commonly cited stats are those that show alarming female and minority underrepresentation among Fortune 500 CEOs and in high-paying STEM jobs.
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Not only is she one of two female designers suddenly elevated to the highest creative echelons of heritage couture houses for the first time in decades (Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior is the other), but Ms. Jarrar takes the helm at Lanvin's women's wear after a period of particularly bitter internal strife that played out in the public domain.
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Some of the earliest documented examples of Mr. Trump's deceptive business tactics come from none other than Mr. Trump, who in books and in interviews sometimes seems to delight in describing the brazen bluffs and well-timed trickery he used to claw his way to the upper echelons of New York City's cutthroat real estate world.
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What the group shares is a determination to shake up the top echelons of the House Democratic Caucus, whose leaders have remained unchanged for more than a decade, with Ms. Pelosi, 22006, at the helm; Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, 20063, as the No. 22006, and Representative James E. Clyburn of South Carolina, 216, as the third ranking.
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Because the vehicles that carry the popular will to the highest echelons of the Iranian regime are imperfect, the electorate and the politicians seeking its favor have learned, over the course of decades, to play a long game, wedging the system open with the force of their numbers and refusing to acquiesce silently in their exclusion.
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Damore never said women cannot rise to corporate leadership including at Google, but he stepped on a similar outrage land mine that former Harvard Professor Larry Summers triggered when he said at a conference in 2005 that women were underrepresented in the upper echelons of abstract science because women and men have different intellectual make-ups.
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He is Mr. Trump's point man with some foreign governments and in working for Middle East peace, and he is at the helm of a new White House Office of American Innovation, which seeks to bring private sector concepts into the West Wing to streamline a bureaucracy whose upper echelons Mr. Trump has so far left largely vacant.
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Even in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, there was no shake-up in the upper echelons of the company — the most high-profile departure was that of Alex Stamos, the chief security officer who — according to The Times — independently chose to investigate Russian operations on the platform, and clashed with top brass as a result.
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The measure opposing the Israel boycott, drafted by Senators Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, and Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, appeared to be calculated, in part, to drive a wedge between Israel supporters in the upper echelons of the Democratic Party and a younger, activist wing more willing to challenge unconditional American support of the Jewish state.
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Glendon zeroes in on these alarming disconnects with a message most elites would rather not be confronted with: if our society doesn't wake up soon to the catastrophic risks hurtling toward us, our civilization will become more dangerous, crisis-stricken and authoritarian than most people will admit—and not even the financial world's upper echelons will be protected from the chaos.
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And while Guy's playing and wild performances — playing guitar with his teeth, soloing as he strutted along the length of the bar top — earned him praise from giants of the instrument like Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Clapton, Guy languished in the lower echelons of blues fame until 1991, with Damn, Right, which won him a Grammy and went gold.
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With the UFC's middleweight luminaries such as Luke Rockhold, Chris Weidman, Michael Bisping, Lyoto Machida, Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, Tim Kennedy, Yoel Romero and Anderson Silva competing in the upper echelons of their division well into their thirties, with the latter of which aged 41, the premier MMA promotion is in dire need of young blood at the 185lbs weight limit.
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But the latest shocking claims from Blakely, the trickling departure of the Google Walkout organizers, new workplace-discussion rules that could prevent similar protests from bubbling up in the future, and the fact that women remain severely outnumbered in the highest echelons of the company — only two of its 10 board members are women — suggest cultural change has a long way to go.
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Not for Offset: In the less than 24 months since "Bad and Boujee" hit No. 1 and Migos pushed its way, millions of streams at a time, into the upper echelons of not just rap but pop, the group's members have released two albums (plus two solo albums and a 30-track label compilation), plenty of guest features and hours of videos.
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In posts that carried him into international controversies, occasional dangers and Washington's highest echelons, Mr. Carlucci was a daredevil diplomat, an expert budget-whacker and, to presidents and cabinet secretaries, the indispensable No. 2 man who ran things: the day-to-day affairs of America's anti-poverty programs; its health, education and welfare systems; its intelligence services; and its military operations.
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