Baptiste is the only black model in that elite group.
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There is an elite group of celebrities that are ageless.
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Black Panther joining an elite group at the box office.
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The elite group holds a total valuation of $243.6 billion.
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"They only represent the elite group of political leaders," said Bukhari.
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In fact, it's for a very small, elite group of people.
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Imagine the networking possibilities that await you in this elite group.
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To acquire working interest in permian basin oil wells * Elite group inc - signing of a letter of intent to acquire a 75% working interest in 2 wells in permian basin of texas * Elite group inc - lease is for 160 acres of land in gaines county * Elite group inc - have arranged for funding for wells Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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For the elite group that figure was almost three times higher, 39%.
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Nobody else in that elite group has failed to win the title.
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Some, like Calvin Coolidge, gaze at the elite group from the background.
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JOE KERNEN: Black Panther joining an elite group at the box office.
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Evancho joins an elite group of singers who have performed at presidential inaugurations.
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That's what happens when you date within a small, elite group of people.
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Among that elite group is Mike Krieger, one of the founders of Instagram.
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An "elite group" of five Facebook executives can override what content gets censored.
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For others like Walsh, being part of this elite group was more transformational.
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With 14 nominations, the musical La La Land joins a very elite group.
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Do these voters ever question the motives and actions of that elite group?
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A tiny elite group of donors provided a full third of that money.
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Mr Bindhammer is part of the IFSC's elite group of 26 "route-setters".
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Perry joins an elite group of brave celebrities who multi-mask out in public.
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"This one joins an elite group of six objects that are stable," says Batygin.
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Roy now joins an elite group of 324 people in the Hall of Fame.
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This is not just a little elite group that I went to talk to.
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The very best players are invited to attend a so-called elite group session.
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You'll don the role of Fireteam Raven — an elite group of Orbital Drop Shock Troopers.
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Tips from the elite group of layperson Disney pros are sprinkled throughout the booking process.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An elite group of hedge fund managers must have awakened on Jan.
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And there is sort of an elite group above that who are much better paid.
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Beginning in 211, the club welcomed an elite group for the World Match Play Championship.
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That elite group includes Bobby Jones, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Johnny Miller and Tiger Woods.
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They now join an elite group of animals that exhibit communications once thought exclusive to humans.
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Indictments are announced against an elite group of Baltimore police officers, the Gun Trace Task Force.
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Froome could join that elite group on Sunday, when the Tour rolls onto the Champs-Élysées.
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The years of competing at the highest level are taking their toll on that elite group.
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She was fully cemented in the elite group of wellness gurus who were taking over social media.
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The story focuses on Iden Versio, leader of an elite group of Empire soldiers called Inferno Squad.
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" She continues: "It's such a small, elite group that you're filtered out if you don't have that.
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Wisenberg described that strike force as "an elite group" and said that the Boston office was small.
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But for everyone else who isn't part of that elite group, things might not be so rosy.
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Gina Rodriguez is among an elite group of celebrities whose flawless skin we can't help but gawk at.
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The studio team is an elite group of do-it-yourselfers—black belt fine artists who practice bricolage.
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Then Jeff invited me into what sounded like an elite group of guys who train together every week.
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Count Nasir Jones, the multiplatinum-selling rapper better known by his stage moniker "Nas," among that elite group.
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And that number just represents the threshold — the average income of this elite group nationwide is $26.1 million.
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ScienceTake A small lizard is among the elite group of animals that race across the surface of water.
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And among that elite group of advertisers was Dashlane, a password management app you probably hadn't heard of.
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And that number just represents the threshold — the average income of this elite group nationwide is $32.32 million.
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And at last night's "Fashion Oscars," singer-actress Janelle Monáe joined the elite group taking home the top title.
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They were also honored as members of the elite group of seniors tasked with exercising discipline at the school.
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The content of these glossy pages and shops was determined by an elite group of buyers, editors, and photographers.
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But, in our experience, only an elite group of salons can be relied upon to provide that every time.
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But it's said to be very valuable and include hacking tools developed by an elite group within the NSA.
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More than their share of accidents To date, 82 of the 252 members of this elite group have died.
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Zuckerberg, the 32-year-old co-founder and CEO of Facebook, is the youngest dad of the elite group.
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Despite having a fiancée, David becomes an object of intense desire among an elite group of closeted young students.
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In Wikipedia's case, that comes down to an elite group of editors who handle much of the site's content.
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"They were part of a very small, elite group of people who could do what they did," he said.
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An elite group is elitist if it tends to look down on and behave somewhat disparagingly toward the nonelite.
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At any point in time an elite group of firms in a particular country are on the frontier of innovation.
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In Singapore, an elite group of "master teachers" are responsible for helping other teachers in the school system to improve.
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An elite group of 20 scientists — the RNA Tie Club, as they were known — had formed to discuss this problem.
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Inside Russia, one of the two units cited in Friday's indictment, Unit 26165, had a reputation as an elite group.
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Apple is part of an elite group I call "buyback monsters," companies that have been aggressively buying back stock for years.
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Just 25 tickets are available for the presentation, and at $2,030 each, there's sure to be an elite group in attendance.
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In "Captain Marvel," Chan played Minn-Erva, an expert sniper and a member of Starforce, an elite group of Kree soldiers.
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So will the top 15 finishers within the elite group, meaning for 5th, 253th, and 230th place, prizes will be duplicated.
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For example, Chichester's prior time was 2:53:30, about six minutes slower than the qualifying time for the elite group.
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Check. Ty Bingham of El Dorado Hills joined an elite group of Eagle Scouts who have earned all 137 merit badges.
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That trend has frustrated customers in the past, since only an elite group of consumers can afford to spend $1,000 on sneakers.
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He leads an elite group of investigators, including long-timers DiNozzo, Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette) and Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard (David McCallum).
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson takes on the David Hasselhoff role of Mitchell "Mitch" Buchannon, who heads up an elite group of lifeguards.
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Mack Wilds, also known as Tristan Wilds, joins an elite group (including Drake) that has successfully made the television to music crossover.
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He is the only full-time member dedicated to this elite group of about 125 officers, spread out across New York City.
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Elite soldiers The plot centers on an elite group of Chinese soldiers that thwart a terrorist plot and resolve a hostage crisis.
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The technological leap puts the country in an elite group of nations with such capacity, along with the U.S., Russia and China.
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For an elite group of big investors, the pain signals that it's a good time to look for opportunities to make money.
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Even among that elite group, Stuzin said the three listed below stood out, even if they've enjoyed strong performance in recent years.
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That milestone places YouTube amongst an elite group of just a handful of non-gaming apps to hit the $1 billion mark.
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Seeing the wide-ranging charges that more recently ensnared the elite group of parents, "I was shocked a little bit," she says.
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Shannon is one of an elite group of diplomats who rose to the top ranks of the foreign service as career ambassador.
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An elite group of political leaders gathers to ask, What should be done in the face of a worldwide public health crisis?
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As far as anyone could tell, GameOver Zeus was controlled by a very elite group of hackers—and the group's leader was Slavik.
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So far, China is among an elite group of three countries that have landed a spacecraft softly on the surface of the Moon.
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He's hoping by Sunday afternoon to replace it with the black cap that designates an even more elite group -- the 400 mph club.
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They become part of an elite group of American politics that none of them wanted to join: the runners-up for the presidency.
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The elite group of policy influencers leaned Republican, but there was little agreement on the gravity of the actions of Trump's inner circle.
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"They want power for an elite group of individuals who want to perfect man through constant social engineering," Clovis wrote in July 2011.
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Before long, I ended up as a full-time member and enjoyed being part of what I perceived to be an elite group.
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Based on the real-life Naval Criminal Investigative Service, it stars Mark Harmon as Jethro Gibbs, who leads an elite group of investigators.
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If the demotion of Kim Won Hong is really true, then that's another sign of a crack in the North Korean elite group.
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Mr. Philips concedes that the Ivy League schools and other "mega-endowments" do have advantages, including access to an elite group of managers.
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This latest venture would have brought India into the elite group of nations who have successfully accomplished a soft landing on the moon.
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Those words are usually interpreted as Jesus' injunction that his teachings are not meant to be esoteric or confined to an elite group.
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They know he sold out to the people Roosevelt called "economic royalists" -- an elite group who control the wealth and power in this country.
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With close to $50 billion of assets under management in mutual funds alone, she is part of an elite group of star portfolio managers.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Once the leader of the elite group of developers known as the "Five South China Tigers", Guangzhou R&F Properties (2777.
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From these, the 15 rats that loved tickling were selected to be part of an elite group that went on to the next step.
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Essentially, Envoys are an elite group of soldiers who can needlecast (or project their minds into sleeves, or bodies) repeatedly, without experiencing mental deterioration.
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One of an elite group of "free solo" rock climbers, he scales sheer vertical cliffs thousands of feet high, alone and without a rope.
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As a member of the "PayPal Mafia," Hoffman was part of an elite group of entrepreneurs that molded what the modern internet has become.
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The strike puts Messi in an elite group of players to have scored 123 career free kicks, including David Beckham, Ronaldinho, and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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MIT Media Lab, an elite group within MIT, was largely responsible for courting Epstein and arranging the donations, according to a New Yorker report.
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This year, the "elite women," or 46 of the best of the best, qualified to start at 9:32 am in the elite group.
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Military planners mobilized members of the Navy's SEAL Team 6, an elite group of commandos, to mount a rescue, according to senior American officials.
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The elite group includes Rosa Parks, a civil rights pioneer, Elie Wiesel, a Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor, and Mother Teresa, a literal saint.
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The elite group includes Rosa Parks, a civil rights pioneer; Elie Wiesel, a Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor; and Mother Teresa, a Catholic saint.
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It would have the effect of granting greater free speech rights to an elite group, those who control the media, than to everybody else.
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The elite group of 14 had been buried in the same tiny room over the course of 330 years, starting around the year 800.
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Most of the employers are small companies, and it is aimed at an elite group of women — highly educated and on a leadership track.
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The community storehouse contained all the food that the elite group of FLDS members known as the United Order were allowed to access each week.
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Gary joins the elite group of "2,000 milers," a term coined in the 1970s to identify the group of hikers who successfully complete the AT.
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But the most intriguing story follows writer Jon Ronson's quest to identify and interview the elite group of New Yorkers who live above 800 feet.
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We put the question to the CNBC Global CFO Council, an elite group of chief financial officers representing public and private companies from various sectors.
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Does this indicate the existence of an "old girls' network," a small and relatively elite group of women who are sought after for board seats?
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About 2,000 of Ruffalo's followers joined an elite group of Marvel superfans, because they're the only ones that got any sort of Thor: Ragnarok preview.
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One way to punish this elite group of travelers is to "introduce regulation to ban frequent flyer reward schemes that stimulate demand," the researchers said.
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Even though a small elite group of these Indians owned slaves, their nations had to be removed so that whites exclusively could profit from slavery.
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Cyrus Ahsani was treasurer of the Monaco Ambassadors Club, an elite group of executives, diplomats and celebrities that claims Prince Albert II as honorary president.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon now finds itself in an elite group of companies whose annual revenue can be measured in the hundreds of billions.
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During the invasion, McMaster's Eagle Troop ran into an elite group of Saddam's tanks hidden by a sandstorm — and routed them without suffering a single casualty.
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In practice, it is beholden to the Patron (the elite group of funders who underwrite museums) and not the patron (your everyday ticket-holding museum-goer).
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Nadia Volvokov, played by Natasha Lyonne in the new Netflix series Russian Doll, is the latest addition to this elite group of next-level TV hair.
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King For A Day, in particular, is perhaps your most varied album and—for an elite group of FNM fans—considered to be the band's masterpiece.
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The company was briefly among the elite group of companies with market capitalizations above $1 trillion during Friday trading, a milestone it first hit in 2018.
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After military officials started Gallagher's review, Trump vowed on Twitter that he would never permit the Navy to revoke the Gallagher's membership of the elite group.
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The 2019 The Hollywood Reporter's Actress Roundtable featured an elite group of talented actresses whose silver screen performances have made them the center of Oscar buzz.
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Gru ends up making an enemy of an elite group of supervillains known as The Vicious 6 after stealing something very precious from them, an amulet.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's vote to leave the European Union is raising questions about sterling's place among the small, elite group of hard currencies underpinning the financial system.
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A Business Insider article from earlier this month giving the rundown of the elite group Trump follows shows that he was never following Conway to begin with.
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In 2010, the faithful were divided into two castes: An elite group of the most pious and obedient men and their families emerged at the United Order.
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Pence called for a new "elite group of joint warfighters, specializing in the domain of space," who would be part of a newly minted Space Operations Force.
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An elite group of chief executives of major American corporations, Roundtable members collectively have more than $7 trillion in annual revenue and employ nearly 15 million workers.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is holding an event for "an elite group" of its members at the Trump National Doral in March, according to its website.
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When Trump vowed on Twitter that he would never permit the Navy to revoke Gallagher's membership in the elite group, Spencer reportedly reached out behind the scenes.
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One week into 2017, Moore has continued his fine form, finishing tied for third in Maui against an elite group of 31 other winners from last year.
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In addition to playing on the same rugby team, they were also honored as members of the elite group of seniors tasked with exercising discipline at the school.
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Launch startup Rocket Lab has become noteworthy for being among the extremely elite group of new space companies that is actually launching payloads to orbit for paying customers.
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Schrage reported to Sandberg, though Kaplan was often looped into high-level decision making as well as part of "an elite group" of senior executives at the company.
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The 22-year-old Shiffrin joined quite an elite group in Phil Mahre, Tamara McKinney, Bode Miller and Lindsey Vonn as the only American overall World Cup champions.
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In Test cricket, India's Ravi Ashwin and Australia's Nathan Lyon are on track to join an elite group of five spinners to have taken more than 400 wickets.
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It depicts Captain America and the Howling Commandos, an elite group of soldiers in the Marvel universe, and required some paste-up corrections, which are now slipping off.
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An elite group of 50 companies and trade associations spent a combined $714 million to lobby Washington in 2015, according to new disclosure data tallied for The Hill.
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Once again, an elite group will use data, some not necessarily related to the student, and help college admissions offices make decisions that we are supposed to trust.
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While the party was drawing more of its money from an elite group of the wealthy, it was drawing more votes from working-class and middle-income whites.
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You play Marcus Fenix, a soldier who leads "Delta Team" — an elite group of soldiers tasked with destroying a bunch of creepy alien creatures called the Locust Horde.
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The technological leap, which was confirmed by the Pentagon, puts the country in an elite group of nations with such capability, along with the U.S., Russia and China.
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About 40 percent of contributions to campaigns during the 2016 federal election came from an elite group of 24,949 donors, equivalent to 19683 percent of the adult population.
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Of those artists who started by exhibiting in the bottom 20% of institutions, only 10% eventually made it into the elite group—and around 16% stayed at the bottom.
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Rising out of relative obscurity to star in Lee's Netflix series, she now joins an elite group of movie actors to land the goldmine that is the Marvel Universe.
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If that happens, China will have officially moved into its own elite group, as the only country to visit the side of the Moon we cannot see from Earth.
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Now, as Myanmar's Supreme Court hears their final appeal against conviction, Pulitzer prize administrator Dana Canedy announced that the pair had been inducted into the elite group of winners.
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To the contrary, the only ones being enriched in these cases are an elite group of plaintiffs' attorneys and the U.S. Treasury, not to be confused with one another.
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He also joined an elite group of drivers who won their first races at their new teams: Verstappen had arrived at Red Bull the previous week from Toro Rosso.
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Listed in the most elite group of donors to the Clinton Foundation – the $2628 million and above category – is a Canadian-registered charity named the Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership.
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Many called the supercrew not an elite group with the best chance to call the game fairly, but a handpicked unit designed to do Commissioner Roger Goodell's dirty work.
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Gallagher was then demoted in rank -- a decision Trump reversed in a move that angered military officials and led to a review of Gallagher's status in the elite group.
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Live coverage is set for 3:40PM ET, so check back then to see if India joins an elite group of nations with intact spacecraft on the Moon's surface.
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He was then demoted in rank -- a decision Trump reversed in a move that angered military officials and led to a review of Gallagher's status in the elite group.
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"The top six cars are almost fixed in place," said Renault driver Nico Hülkenberg, who typically finishes just outside the elite group and is currently seventh in the driver standings.
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Trump has built an elite group of 22016 golf courses, either owned by him or using the Trump name under license, focusing on buying financially distressed courses and renovating them.
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In a dramatic Sunday at the Masters, Patrick Reed pulled out a victory and joins an elite group of golfers who sport the infamous green jacket as a Masters champion.
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Axminster Carpets, which was founded in 1755, became part of this elite group by producing plush, colorful carpets that are in Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and other royalty-owned addresses.
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Despite his disappointment, he came to support the treaty and, sometimes as a member of Jason, an elite group of scientific advisers, consulted with the government on disarmament and defense.
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Trump remains the only first lady in recent history who has not eclipsed her husband in merchandise sales — an elite group that includes Mr. Trump's general election opponent, Mrs. Clinton.
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He was one of CEO Jeff Bezos's closest advisors, and was part of his elite group of top lieutenants, known as the S-team, for most of his time there.
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Yet General Motors (GM), which last year joined Toyota and Volkswagen in an elite group that sells over 10m vehicles a year, may be on the brink of such a manoeuvre.
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Hyman, head of investment strategy at Proshares Advisors, said companies that have delivered earnings growth of more than 2 percent this season, such as dividend growth names, represent an elite group.
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The judges will select five of the 15 startups to pitch a second time, and from that elite group of five comes one overall winner of TechCrunch Startup Battlefield Africa 2018.
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Winning the MJ Video Vanguard Award is a big deal -- J Lo now joins an elite group with the likes of David Bowie, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, Rihanna, Janet Jackson and more.
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Now, an elite group of YouTubers are pulling in big money for their content, and YouTube says the number of creators earning six figures is up 50 percent year over year.
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Read more: 16 trends you'll only remember if you grew up in the '90shigh fashion and luxury name brands were mostly reserved for an elite group of people — celebrities and designers.
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The Rock, its "Sexiest Man Alive" for 2016, ushering him into an elite group of physically appealing men that over the years has included George Clooney, Matt Damon and David Beckham.
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And from that elite group comes one champion who will hoist the Disrupt Cup, bag a $50,000 equity-free cash prize and become the investor-and-media darling of Disrupt Berlin.
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I did think that it was just, like, this elite group; that if you weren't up to the beauty standards they've decided, you had no right to be part of it.
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But for the female runners, if they're not in that original elite group of 403 or so runners, they can't — even if their final times place them among the top competitors.
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An elite group of supporters and suite owners this year were not invited to a team calendar shoot, in Mexico, and two female police officers accompanied the team to provide security.
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Traditionally, the people drawing up our cultural canons have been an elite group of scholars and critics who embraced a work of art and sent it aloft to some deifying realm.
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All of them wondered whether it was time to step down from the Strategic and Policy Forum, an elite group formed late last year to advise the president on economic issues.
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An elite group inside the Russian intelligence system has been attempting to destabilize Europe for at least a decade, but its existence has only recently become known to Western security officials.
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ProSieben said it was paying 100 million euros for 50 percent plus one share in Parship Elite Group, which operates online platforms Parship and Elite Partner in the German-speaking world.
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Following the trial, Gallagher was demoted in rank -- a decision Trump reversed in a move that angered military officials and led to a review of Gallagher's status in the elite group.
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So how does that integrate down to people who don't have health care or are not well served versus this sort of elite group of people who are monitoring everything they do?
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The latest "24" features a new protagonist, played by Corey Hawkins, who is part of an elite group of Army rangers who participated in a secret mission abroad eliminating a terrorist leader.
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Now that he's in college, in addition to the WGA, he also co-founded a more elite group known as Washington eSports that encompasses eight teams, each specializing in a different game.
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It signified the social status and financial ability to spend more than necessary to be part of an elite group, and, like a stamp of approval, projected specific qualities to potential employers.
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Detectives Daniel Hersl and Marcus Taylor were members of Baltimore's Gun Trace Task Force, an elite group of plainclothes officers tasked with getting the worst firearms and offenders off the city streets.
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With 17 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, "Old Town Road" pulls ahead of an elite group of songs that held the record for the longest reign on top.
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In early April, McIlroy will tee off at The Masters, a tournament that grants him his fifth opportunity to join the most elite group in golf by completing the career Grand Slam.
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Just to clarify, many models get the chance to walk in the lingerie brand's annual runway spectacular, but only a small, even more elite group are handpicked to become certified VS Angels.
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Froome is already in an elite group of multiple Tour winners but he boldly declared in October his goal to win the Tour, Olympic Road Race and Olympic Time Time in 2016.
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I suppose it was something of a rite that had been established between the candidate and the elite group that had been covering his campaign for a little over two months now.
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The firm has teamed up with Property Markets Group and Spruce Capital Partners on the condo, which is the latest to elbow into the elite group of high-rises along Billionaires' Row.
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Once that induction process is complete, India will join an elite group of countries with access to intercontinental ballistic missiles, a list that includes China, Russia and the United States, experts say.
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Up until now, only the United States, Russia, and China have ever landed vehicles on the Moon, so Chandrayaan-2 could put India in a very elite group of space-faring nations.
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The median age of tech startups going public has stretched to 12 years, and by the time they list have achieved most of their growth, enriching only an elite group of investors.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has tapped a 21-year company veteran and one of the first employees of its cloud division to his elite group of top executives, known as the S-team.
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The gap between this "top two" and the rest of the Premier League's "big six"—an elite group of clubs that has dominated the competition for most of the last decade—was vast.
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Observers have noted there's a risk that an elite group of informants could be biasing Bezos's work toward their favored projects, rather than honestly and comprehensively assessing who exactly has the best idea.
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But he pushes skepticism of mainstream media outlets further (he recently described them as "an elite group of corporate whores") and says his brand of anti-corporate comedy would never be welcome there.
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He also joined "The Elders," an elite group of former leaders founded by Nelson Mandela, eventually succeeding Desmond Tutu as its chairman after a failed interlude trying to resolve Syria's rising civil war.
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A successful landing would have brought India into the elite group of nations who have successfully accomplished a soft landing on the moon, after the United States, the former Soviet Union and China.
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Groups that are underrepresented among inventors as a whole are also underrepresented among the elite group of inventors who develop very high-impact patents and earn very large financial rewards for doing so.
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For years, the existence of "Seed Bearers," an elite group of FLDS men tasked with impregnating the women, was just a rumor, a disturbing sign of how twisted things were getting inside the FLDS.
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"Emerging artist" is another patronizing term that excludes or diminishes the work of artists who haven't been accepted by the insular art world's elite group of wealthy collectors, gallery owners, museum curators, and critics.
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Reuters reported on Friday that an elite group of at least five senior executives, including chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg, regularly directs content policy and makes editorial judgment calls, particularly in high-profile controversies.
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While the survey only generated a response from 30 officials, the results provide a window into how Trump is viewed among an elite group of diplomats who can shape policy toward the United States.
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That's why Business Insider once again solicited some of Wall Street's most acclaimed experts — an elite group that includes investment chiefs overseeing trillions in assets, Nobel-winning economists, and strategists capable of moving markets.
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Democrats had blasted Trump in recent days after acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney revealed that the Doral would be the site of the meeting of an elite group of world leaders.
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Managing director is the highest title at Citigroup, and 220 employees recently earned a promotion to that elite group across the firm, according to a company-wide memo CEO Michael Corbat sent out Tuesday.
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CNBC has assembled an elite group of chief financial officers representing public and private companies from various major sectors, to share their frontline insights and unique views on key issues and challenges facing today's CFOs.
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To this elite group of journalists falls the awesome responsibility of examining and challenging the Administration and ensuring that the public had accurate — fair and balanced — reporting on activities shaping the republic and the world.
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As members of an elite group of African-American fighter and bomber pilots known as the Tuskegee Airmen, they successfully flew a number of heroic missions while experiencing discrimination both within and outside the military.
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The theme park attraction of our Hayao Miyazaki-inspired dreams has just been designed by John Ramirez, a Disney animator and former freelance Imagineer—the elite group of engineers who design Disneyland rides and attractions.
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Jian Xu Women In Technology International (WITI) Hall of Fame inductee Jian Xu works as a distinguished engineer at IBM and is part of the IBM Academy, an elite group of the company's top engineers.
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At the novel's beginning, shortly before 203/11, he's at Bailey Academy, a fictional prep school in New Hampshire, part of an informal elite group of students who collect around a teacher named Pierre LaVerdere.
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But an investigation published in The New York Times last month identified them as operatives from Unit 29155, an elite group within Russia's military intelligence agency that carries out assassinations and disruption operations in Europe.
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Known for their entrepreneurial mindset and anti-establishment attitude, this elite group is known as the "PayPal Mafia," and they all put in time during the payment platform&aposs early days some 20 years ago.
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The American University's 220,230 students are the apex of an elite group of 0003,2000 students enrolled at private universities, where the curriculum is often taught in English and fees reach thousands of dollars each semester.
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Members of this elite group, who served under Democratic and Republican presidents alike, had submitted their pro forma letters of resignation upon the end of the Obama administration, as was the custom during presidential transitions.
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His quick rise through the ranks in the Soviet Air Forces, coupled with his engineering background, earned him a spot in the first elite group of 20 cosmonaut candidates, known as Air Force Group One.
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Iran's top authority Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has replaced the head of the influential Revolutionary Guards Corps, state TV reported on Sunday, days after the United States designated the elite group a foreign terrorist organization.
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Five of the 15 startups will be chosen to move on to the finals and pitch a second time and, from that elite group, the judges will name the winner of TechCrunch Startup Battlefield MENA 2018.
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Instead, Only the Brave tells the real-life story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, an elite group of firefighters from Arizona that distinguished themselves under the leadership of a grizzled veteran named Eric Marsh (Josh Brolin).
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But when you take $600 billion out of the American health care system and funnel it to a small, elite group of people, the inevitable result is that everyone else has to get by with less.
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"Recently even North Korea's elite group is collapsing, followed by key figures defecting to foreign countries, showing a sign of serious cracks, with chances of shaking the regime further," she told a National Security Council meeting.
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But when you take $600 billion out of the American health care system and funnel it to a small elite group of people, the inevitable result is that everyone else has to get by with less.
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As the ban was lifted on Sunday, our correspondent hit the road with Hessah Alajaji, above, one of an elite group of female drivers who succeeded in getting their licenses in time to mark the day.
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CNBC reached out to YPO, an international organization of some 21.3,236 young chief executives, and our own CNBC Global CFO Council, an elite group of chief financial officers from more than 100 public and private companies.
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In the 2013 interview, Fontana said that though she was a writer in Hollywood in the 1960s, she didn't necessarily think of herself as a rarity — but instead felt she was part of "an elite" group.
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The win was Germany's sixth unbeaten match in the tournament and lifts them into an elite group alongside the United States and Norway as the only teams to win both the Women's World Cup and the Olympics.
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Some of the standouts in that elite group are the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), the American Council on Exercise (ACE), the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), and the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).
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In fact, despite an elite group of pass-rushers led by Chris Jones, Dee Ford, and Justin Houston, the Chiefs allowed more first downs than any other defense this year, and more yards than all but one.
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Bernie Sanders won't ever be president, but he joins the small, elite group of political figures who have changed American politics as much as any resident of the White House even without ever becoming commander-in-chief.
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The select few hundreds who would receive a jacket (it sounds like a lot, but given that last year 122,313 people attended, it's a relatively elite group) received an email about their status as giftees in advance.
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Last month, Trump -- despite strong opposition from military leadership -- reversed Gallagher's demotion and later tweeted that he wouldn't let the Navy punish Gallagher in a review of whether he should be kicked out of the elite group.
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It took more than two years, but Jeff Bezos has promoted more women to Amazon's "S-team," an elite group of senior company executives who run the sprawling tech giant that still consists mainly of white men.
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Griffin, a top Rauner ally who is among an elite group of donors who met with President Donald Trump and members of his administration, heaped on another $5003 million — the single largest individual donation in Illinois history.
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She's been trained as part of an elite group of warriors led by Yon-Rogg whose mission is to eradicate a threat posed by the Skrulls, a race of shape-shifting aliens hell-bent on infiltrating other planets.
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Automata moves the setting forward a few thousand years, and stars an android named 2B, part of an elite group of soldiers tasked with saving a post-apocalyptic version of Earth from an onslaught of mechanized alien forces.
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Now we know that everyone says about their pups (and they're right), but this shepherd-husky-lab mix enters an elite group of really good dogs after saving her friends from a grizzly bear in a Canadian park.
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Mr. Peele, who wrote and directed "Get Out," received a raucous standing ovation for winning best original screenplay, signaling the Hollywood establishment's respect for his movie and also his arrival as a certified member of that elite group.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's top authority Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has replaced the head of the influential Revolutionary Guards Corps, state TV reported on Sunday, days after the United States designated the elite group a foreign terrorist organization.
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It raises the prospect that control over our public companies, and ultimately of Main Street's retirement savings, will be forever held by a small, elite group of corporate insiders — who will pass that power down to their heirs.
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Dorsey has long groomed himself to be in the same elite group as Steve Jobs and Elon Musk, who each ran two companies at the same time — never mind that both men hated their lives while doing so.
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And at times, to try to make sense of these things, it feels like you must be of some elite group—as Carl stresses to Kendrick—if so many barriers have to be set up for you to fail.
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Some 15% of the Premier League's transfers since 2016 have come from an elite group of the world's top 14 clubs, according to 21st Club, a football consultancy, compared with an average of 9% for other major European leagues.
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The problem with a lot of current design-forward tech clothing, even when it's made with real humans in mind, is that the designs are often only available to an elite group, often people with a lot of money.
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It was "Morning in America," however, that remained the signature spot, ranked by advertising historians among an elite group of opinion-shaping commercials led by "Daisy Girl," the commercial for Lyndon B. Johnson's campaign against Barry Goldwater in 1964.
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Podesta, a garrulous, gravelly voiced man known for his bold neckwear, is part of the elite group of lobbyists atop the industry who move easily between black-tie fund-raisers on Embassy Row and closed meetings on Capitol Hill.
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Though his tax returns probably weren't part of the series, you can safely guess he had enough in losses to join the elite group of New Yorkers who make plenty of money but don't pay income taxes on it.
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With fans pressing too close to an elite group of riders at the conclusion of the 1093 hairpin bends up to Alpe d'Huez, Vincenzo Nibali, the top contender, crashed into a police motorbike and later withdrew from the race.
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He is such a valued worker that TruStage invited him to its headquarters earlier this year for a two-day visit by an elite group of agents, in which executives pumped them for insights about how to increase sales.
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As a result, there is an increased risk that in this wave of tech I.P.O.s, an elite group of investors, like sovereign wealth funds and venture capitalists, will grab a larger share of the winnings compared with new investors.
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The 45-year-old British climber has just conquered Everest and completed all Seven Summits of the world - putting him into an elite group of around 2003 people globally who have scaled the highest mountains on all seven continents.
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Of course, who could forget the video where Gigi totally lost her cool, breaking down into tears upon finding out she had been accepted into this elite group of girls, and finally made one of her biggest modeling goals come true.
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After starting the robotics division, Mr. Rubin quickly went on a buying spree, purchasing a number of promising companies, including Boston Dynamics, the maker of experimental military robots, and Schaft, an elite group of Japanese roboticists from the University of Tokyo.
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One, changing the campaign finance system to make candidates less reliant on super-wealthy donors would end the tightrope walk both parties now have of appealing to their voters and a small elite group of donors at the same time.
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The urban elite group tended to be more pro-democratic and pro-Western and voted with the newly formed liberal parties, while the working-class group voted for National Salvation Front [the party that came to dominate post-Communist Romania].
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Wilt Chamberlain confronted a similar fate playing against Bill Russell and the Boston Celtics all those years in the N.B.A. For a while, the elite group of men's tennis players known as the Big Four comprised Murray, Federer, Nadal and Djokovic.
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Bottom line from CEO Leland Miller: Investors have been wowed by the performance of Chinese super-firms like Alibaba and Tencent, but that elite group is not a good proxy for China's retail sector, or for Chinese consumption more generally.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An endangered crow species from Hawaii that already is extinct in the wild displays remarkable proficiency in using small sticks and other objects to wrangle a meal, joining a small and elite group of animals that use tools.
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He joined an elite group of former leaders founded by Nelson Mandela, called the Elders, and in 2012 was appointed as a joint envoy of the Arab League and the UN to try to help broker a settlement in Syria.
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The German football federation announced that Steinhaus, a 38-year-old police officer who is the daughter of a referee, would officiate at Hertha Berlin's home game against Werder Bremen, confirming her place among the league's elite group of 24 referees.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's proposal to eliminate the exam for the specialized schools, known as the SHSAT, would upend an admissions system that is dominated by this elite group of schools, and could send ripples of change through the system.
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Today, the actor is walking the red carpet at the 2020 Oscars (and will be among the elite group presenting later in the evening), and LaBeouf has a very special date with him to make the night even more meaningful.
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Stephen Schwarzman, the co-founder of private-equity giant Blackstone Group, will be making his first public comments since the Strategic and Policy Forum, the elite group of business leaders that advised President Donald Trump on economic issues, was disbanded.
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Ms. Pearl was 213 when she quit the Boston Conservatory in 212 to join the elite group of dancers — strong, athletic and poised — who are as emblematic of New York City as the Empire State Building and the yellow taxi cab.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis is to elevate five Roman Catholic prelates from outside Italy and the Vatican to the rank of cardinal, the elite group of churchmen who are his closest advisers and can enter a conclave to choose his successor.
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And while many majored in economics and finance, as you might expect, politics, history, English and philosophy were also among the most popular areas of study in this elite group, which requires a minimum net worth of at least $2.1 billion to join.
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Deripaska, who secured a spot among Russia's elite group of oligarchs after prevailing in the "aluminum wars" of the 1990s, said the sanctions rendered him an economic pariah shunned by business partners and banks and had erased four-fifths of his net worth.
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Choi made his debut in "Captain America: The First Avenger" as Jim Morita, a member of the Howling Commandos, an elite group of Allied soldiers in World War II. Morita fought alongside Captain America, and later helped him defeat the villainous organization HYDRA.
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COM-PRIME DAY/ORDERS (UPDATE 230), moved, 2790 words) Brexit raises questions about pound's elite status LONDON - Britain's vote to leave the European Union is raising questions about sterling's place among the small, elite group of hard currencies underpinning the global financial system.
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" Earlier Saturday at the forum, Spencer denied a New York Times report that he had threatened to resign or be fired if the President stopped the military from removing Gallagher from the elite group, saying, "Contrary to popular belief, I am still here.
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Deripaska, who secured a spot among Russia's elite group of oligarchs after prevailing in the "aluminum wars" of the 1990s, said the sanctions rendered him a pariah, shunned by business partners and banks, and had erased four-fifths of his net worth.
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In fact, when you're part of that elite group dubbed the A-list, couturiers around the world will fight to clothe you in custom duds, wagering that the press they'll receive for doing so will be well worth forgoing their usual astronomical price tag.
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And while I think that flossing is more important to the health of far more people — that is, pretty much everyone -- than cupping is to an elite group of athletes, both are relatively low risk activities even if they're not doing everything that's claimed.
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Only in the past decade or so did an elite group of neurologists, physicists and senior officers begin pushing back at a military leadership that had long told recruits with these wounds to "deal with it," fed them pills and sent them back into battle.
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In fact, rather than going after an elite group with the elimination of this tax credit, they will be increasing inequalities in access to our most advanced educational opportunities and will inevitably diminish diversity in the science, technology, engineering and math fields and academia.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A former senior Deutsche Bank banker, who "ruled the roost" in Frankfurt, was part of an elite group that gamed the global financial system, seeking an edge over counterparties in a five-year rate rigging plot, a London trial heard on Tuesday.
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I can't afford Sollis, but I understand how for an elite group of New Yorkers, or those with chronic conditions who might spend a lot on medical care, this is a nice alternative to long hospital waits and a confusing mess of paperwork and appointments.
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LONDON — The International Cricket Council plans to award Test status to Afghanistan and Ireland in a vote this week, adding the countries to the elite group of 10 nations that play the five-day format that is considered the sport's highest level of competition.
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Thanks to a small Richmond art gallery, the band that bills itself as, "an elite group of chaos warriors who ravaged the galaxy with a boundless hatred of all things alive," earned the praise of a former public servant at the National Endowment of the Arts.
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Thanks to a small Richmond art gallery, the band that bills itself as, "an elite group of chaos warriors who ravaged the galaxy with a boundless hatred of all things alive," earned the praise of a former public servant at the National Endowment of the Arts.
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Looking at what did get a nomination for Best Picture â€" critical darling La La Land, the inspiring Hidden Figures, gritty drama Hell or High Water â€" it's easy to understand why the blood-and-guts-and-dick-joke-filled Deadpool couldn't crack this elite group.
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"NCIS," based on the real-life Naval Criminal Investigative Service, stars Mark Harmon as Jethro Gibbs, who leads an elite group of investigators, including long-timers Anthony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly, who's leaving after this season), Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette) and Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard (David McCallum).
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Fit City In a back room temporarily labeled "athletes only" at a studio space on Ludlow Street, Joe DiNoto gave directions to an elite group of runners, and he reminded them of what they surely already knew: The race they were about to run was unsanctioned.
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Ms. Alajaji, 33, was one of an elite group of female drivers who succeeded in getting their driver's licenses in time to mark this historic day, one that erases her homeland's dubious distinction as the last nation in the world in which women could not drive.
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The Pentagon's recommendations unveiled on Thursday also outlined the establishment of a Space Development Agency and a Space Operations Force, which Pence described as "an elite group of joint war fighters specializing in the war-fighting domains of space" that would incorporate men and women across the military.
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In recent years, Sanders has been billed as one of the hosts for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee's retreats for the "Majority Trust" -- an elite group of top donors who give more than $30,000 per year -- at Martha's Vineyard in the summer and Palm Beach, Florida, in the winter.
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Mr. Cruz's challenge is to broaden his reach in the world of midlevel Republican fund-raisers — those who can raise tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars for his campaign — and among the elite group of billionaires who could write larger checks to the super PACs supporting him.
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To an elite group of Republican contributors who have donated millions of dollars to the party's candidates and committees in recent years, the cascade of revelations related to Mr. Trump's sexual conduct is grounds for the committee to cut ties with the party's beleaguered standard-bearer, finally and fully.
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The CNA Military Advisory board — an elite group of retired three- and four-star flag and general officers from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps — has released a series of reports over the last decade pinpointing climate change as a major national security risk and necessary priority.
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Democrats had blasted Trump in recent days after acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney on Thursday revealed that the Doral would be the site of the meeting of an elite group of world leaders, claiming it was the best possible site out of about a dozen considered.
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But after the success of "Parasite," which could soon become the fourth highest-grossing foreign-language film of all time in the United States, Bong will join an elite group of international directors like Guillermo del Toro and Alfonso Cuarón who can command top-tier interest from Hollywood.
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Froome, who is well off the lead after puncturing a tire in an earlier stage, shook off Tejay van Garderen climbing to the Villars-sur-Ollon ski station in Switzerland, and he finished four seconds ahead of an elite group that included Jon Izagirre, Quintana and the defending champion Ilnur Zakarin.
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Yet as much as it offers a chance to ogle lots of what a critic for this newspaper termed modish "junk art," Frieze also provides a choice opportunity to observe an elite group of people from among the ranks of the Bloomberg Billionaires Index doing what comes most naturally to them.
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With his gift for imitating Sullivan and others, among them Bing Crosby, Groucho Marx and Jack Benny, Mr. Jordan became — along with David Frye, Rich Little, Frank Gorshin, John Byner, Marilyn Michaels and George Kirby — one of an elite group of impressionists who performed regularly on television in the postwar decades.
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Facebook executives feel the heat of content controversiesFacebook has often insisted that it is a technology company - not a media company - but an elite group of at least five senior executives regularly directs content policy and makes editorial judgment calls, particularly in high-profile controversies, eight current and former Facebook executives told Reuters.
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The new valuation also puts the company in an elite group of only 14 female-founded VC-backed unicorns — or 10 percent of the 134 VC-backed companies at that valuation in the US. [Sapna Maheshwari / The New York Times] Apple's plans for its new TV service: Sell other people's TV services.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 2628: Gallup MORE interrupted his schedule in mid-June to dine with an elite group of South Asian liberals.
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"At a time when Americans are worried that the elite are running the country, and not doing a good job of it, this is the most elite group you could have," says Benjamin Barton, a law professor at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, who has studied the pre-appointment experience of Supreme Court justices.
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Forty-six percent of all the cases occurred at Russell Group universities, an association of 250 of the top educational institutions in the UK. The elite group of universities, which includes Oxford, Cambridge, and the London School of Economics, received a total of 2020 complaints of stalking and domestic abuse over the last three years.
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Compass set the pace on this front with its debut back in 2012, when it was called Urban Compass and announced funding of $8 million from an elite group of backers, at the time one of the largest-ever seed rounds for a startup (all things are relative: $8 million seems almost quaint now).
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Cybersecurity experts are a small and elite group, and, more often than not, feel the same way watching movies about our field that genuine medical doctors do as they watch Patrick Dempsey and Kate Walsh trade flirtatious one-liners over a flat-lining patient's body on "Grey's Anatomy," or how forensic pathologists feel when watching CSI.
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They believe Bouteflika, who hasn't spoken in public since he had a stroke in 2013, is propped up by an elite group of civilian and military leaders, referred to as the Le Pouvoir (the Power), who benefit from his enfeebled state to enact decisions that benefit them but leave Algeria's young population at a disadvantage — with few employment opportunities.
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Though this new platform — referred to as the Callisto Expansion to differentiate it from the campus version — is limited to a relatively small, elite group of users, the team notes that it's just the first stage in a larger plan to expand the service to a variety of industries, empowering harassment victims everywhere with the tools to fight back against abuse.
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She joins an elite group including prominent figures like Muhammad Ali, who was convicted of draft evasion during the Vietnam War; Billie Jean King, who advocated for equal prize money for men and women&aposs tennis champions; and Colin Kaepernick, who was blackballed from the NFL after kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality against people of color.
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Read more: An elite group within one of America's most prestigious universities is embroiled in the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal, and its director just quit — here's what's going onA plea deal arranged by Alexander Acosta, then the US attorney for Southern District of Florida, enabled Epstein to leave the facility and work from home up to 12 hours a day, six days a week.
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Greg and Vanessa now belong to an elite group of climbers in the "7 summits club" who have conquered some of the world's tallest peaks, which include 19,341-foot Kilimanjaro in Africa, 27,211-foot Mount Elbrus in Russia, 22016,220-foot Mount Kosciuszko in Australia, 28,28-foot Aconcagua in South America, 203,220-foot Denali in Alaska, 221,2500-foot Mount Vinson in Antarctica and, of course, the tallest existing mountain standing at 29,029 feet – Asia's Mount Everest.
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It's about 8 percent of the shares outstanding at the current price, but it doesn't even come close to the biggest buybacks ever announced: GE (2015) $50 billion Apple (2017) $50 billion Apple (2015) $50 billion Apple (1003) $50 billion Microsoft (2013) $40 billion Microsoft (2100) $2500 billion Microsoft (2500) $213.8 billion Still, what's important is that Wal-Mart is part of an elite group of large-cap companies I call "buyback monsters" that have bought back huge amounts of their stock in the last decade or so.
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That elite group has dwindled in recent months to include Trump family members and key campaign-era hangers-on like Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayMelania Trump makes first solo visit to Capitol Hill Trump says US is building a wall in Colorado An executive branch of dunces MORE, Stephen MillerStephen MillerAn executive branch of dunces The Memo: Drip, drip of revelations damages Trump Trump says acting Homeland Security chief McAleenan will step down MORE and Trump's son-in-law Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerAn executive branch of dunces Maryland AG sues Kushner-owned apartment company over alleged 'deceptive' practices, rodent-infested units Mnuchin to attend Saudi economic forum one year after Khashoggi death MORE, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough An executive branch of dunces Google claims quantum computing breakthrough MORE and Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump's new challenge is officials dishing dirt Budowsky: Trump presidency in mortal peril Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE.
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