Endeavor is the entertainment company behemoth that consists of William Morris Endeavor, IMG, UFC and others.
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Editor's note: This post has been updated to correct references to "WME Endeavor" to just "Endeavor."
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If you endeavor to obstruct — and there is much evidence here of endeavor — you've violated the obstruction statute.
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William Morris Endeavor (a subsidiary of Endeavor) is among the top Hollywood talent agencies, serving clients like Ben Affleck and Amy Adams.
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It takes a while with any platform, or any endeavor, whether it's artistic or a business endeavor, or an activist role you're taking.
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If it's like a week-long kind of endeavor, absolutely, I'd love to go to Mars, but not ... It's not a week-long endeavor.
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It's like reading a New Yorker article where you don't know if it's gonna be a ten-minute endeavor or a two-hour endeavor.
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When entertainment and sports conglomerate Endeavor decided to build out its podcast operation around 2017 — officially launching Endeavor Audio in 2018 — it recruited Soyoola to lead it.
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Endeavor Streaming is just one piece (and a relatively new one) of the massive corporation that is Endeavor, which owns IMG, WME, and bought the UFC in 2016.
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He worked for the William Morris Agency until 2008, according to a spokeswoman for William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, the company formed in 2009 when William Morris merged with Endeavor.
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Bong's "Mother" is his funniest — and riskiest — endeavor.
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Parnassus Endeavor + 8 % + 4 S. & P. 500 TOT. RET.
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Endeavor, which owns the mixed martial arts league UFC and talent agency William Morris Endeavor, announced Thursday it is filing to raise $100 million, a figure that could change at a later date.
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The medical tourism industry is an intrinsically entrepreneurial endeavor: it
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Today, the production of flu vaccines is a global endeavor.
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I am struck by the collective nature of the endeavor.
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Screenshot: YelpThe entire endeavor is as fruitless as you'd expect.
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That added another layer of inadequacy to the whole endeavor.
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They made the whole endeavor feel shallow, forced and fake.
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Endeavor Crater on Mars, as seen by Opportunity in 0003.
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Scanning the fingerprints of airport loungers isn't Clear's only endeavor.
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"This forecloses our success in every other endeavor," he said.
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For insurers, evaluating and underwriting policies is an expensive endeavor.
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Naturally, this endeavor proves much more complicated than anyone thought.
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As a result, the whole endeavor feels unfinished and unresolved.
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Endeavor Robotic's Frost, though, is more sanguine about the outcome.
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Johnson's series for YouTube Red is his latest digital endeavor.
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Given the tight timeframe, it would be a challenging endeavor.
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But it's a big endeavor that could have big consequences.
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In what human endeavor has government ever been 100% successful?
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The institutions will play their full role in this endeavor.
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Keeping an apartment clean and tidy is a lifelong endeavor.
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But not every endeavor requires the same kind of light.
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Nate Berkus' newest endeavor is one for the (baby!) books.
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In fact, they're at the fore of his artistic endeavor.
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It may be a bigger endeavor than Noto had realized.
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All the decentralized election systems make hacking a fruitless endeavor.
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It's a commercial endeavor, with Zipline earning revenues per delivery.
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Watson's latest film endeavor certainly acts as a cautionary tale.
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Indeed, they assist me in the endeavor of not mourning.
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SRS: Are you making conservation an easier endeavor for people?
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Endeavor did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment.
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Apple has backed the endeavor and said it would participate.
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"This is not a philanthropic endeavor," Bezos said last year.
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Endeavor did not immediately respond to Reuters request for comment.
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What's easier to assess is the pointlessness of the endeavor.
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Wanda and Endeavor did not respond to requests for comment.
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Constructing the fishing rod is a slightly more involved endeavor.
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I have funded this entire endeavor myself since the beginning.
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Endeavor also owns mixed martial arts company Ultimate Fighting Championship.
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The futility of the entire endeavor borders on the absurd.
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He flew aboard Space Shuttle Endeavor in 2008 and 2010.
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Thanks to Rothy's, the endeavor won't compromise style or comfort.
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Both actors are represented by the William Morris Endeavor agency.
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From that, the endeavor grew to include the entire state.
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That's inherently honorable, and essential to human endeavor at large.
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Being a cheerleader for professional teams is a pricey endeavor.
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Endeavor did not respond to a Reuters query for comment.
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The endeavor also became the focus of a criminal investigation.
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Zuckerberg's first endeavor was a music recommendation platform called Synapse.
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The endeavor also became the focus of a criminal investigation.
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For Silvie, however, the endeavor is not merely a game.
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It was a troublesome endeavor, involving homelessness and unhealthy relationships.
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But the charitable endeavor was also about positioning his business.
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In this endeavor, he stressed mental health education and compassion.
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First, the caravan is hardly an anarchic and lawless endeavor.
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The Nobel — imperfect as any human endeavor — shone a light.
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Endeavor and Goldman Sachs were not immediately available for comment.
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Wish you nothing but the best in your next endeavor.
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New York's dense, vertical landscape makes collection a labyrinthine endeavor.
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I thought P.U.S.T. was an endeavor that had a chance.
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As a creative endeavor, Gun Island just doesn't dare enough.
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Christian Zionism is inherently an endeavor of erasure, for Jews.
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Free breakfast won't lift their entrepreneurial endeavor off the ground.
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Elected representatives should be an integral part of this endeavor.
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"We need to celebrate the effort and endeavor," he said.
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Breakfast may help drive growth, but it's a costly endeavor.
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Please RT if you would support this endeavor for me.
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Endeavor Content did not immediately respond when reached for comment.
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Joining him in this endeavor was a treat for me.
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It's turned out to be a very exciting cultural endeavor.
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With war transformed into a perpetual endeavor, expectations have changed.
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W.M.E., for instance, has an affiliate company called Endeavor Content.
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It's a complicated, expensive, and risky endeavor, experts tell me.
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That makes understanding how it works a potentially lucrative endeavor.
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" The org pleads, "Please do not repeat this foolish endeavor.
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The endeavor is quaint, though I'm not sure much else.
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Given that this is a biography, it's worth noting there is one Gottlieb endeavor omitted from an otherwise comprehensive book, the poisoner in chief's role in another equally questionable, though less harmful, endeavor: parapsychology.
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As general manager of Endeavor Audio — the new podcasting division of entertainment conglomerate Endeavor — Moses Soyoola is overseeing a group that's bringing top Hollywood talent into the podcast space and financing new types of shows.
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This is Gomez's first musical endeavor since her 2015 album Revival.
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And above all, remember that investing is a long-term endeavor.
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This new endeavor is part of his 2017 New Year's resolution.
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The UW teams expect to be a part of that endeavor.
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Left or right, people also perceived science as a useful endeavor:
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Alanis launched his cinematic endeavor when "Endgame" came out in April.
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But the executive branch should not be alone in this endeavor.
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But the philosophy behind her latest business endeavor might surprise you.
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Trying to shake off your past is largely a pointless endeavor.
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"Every day is a new creative endeavor," Taupin told The Observer.
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Both had a lot riding on the success of this endeavor.
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We will endeavor to improve communications, with or without a shutdown.
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"Presidential support is a necessary ingredient for this endeavor," added Logsdon.
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Gimmicky though it may sound, Foster's endeavor is an earnest one.
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For an actor, Rachel isn't in this endeavor to look cute.
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They're aided in this endeavor by the film's late-'70s setting.
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The company said its endeavor will create more than 450 jobs.
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David was on hand to support his wife's latest art endeavor.
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Both stars are represented by the same agency, William Morris Endeavor.
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So tying all of that content together isn't a new endeavor.
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Marketing seems to be a big part of the whole endeavor.
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Watching all of the Oscar-nominated films is a noble endeavor.
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Producing all this cash is a profit-making endeavor, Rogoff said.
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This endeavor could be the beginning of more beautiful musical collaborations.
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Endeavor said it plans to raise $100 million in the offering.
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Dubbed Kate Moss Agency, the talent-management endeavor launched this month.
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These studies are a reminder of what that endeavor is worthwhile.
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Refinery29 has reached out to the William Morris Endeavor for comment.
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In that endeavor, Chavkin is helped enormously by her able crew.
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The endeavor is backed by Y Combinator and several angel investors.
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Reaching the far-flung Maldives is usually a very expensive endeavor.
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Negotiated agreements save years of bloodshed and are an honorable endeavor.
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It has never been as heroic an endeavor as she hoped.
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"Obviously we're very interested in this whole endeavor," a spokesman said.
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U.S. travel to Cuba was long an expensive and complicated endeavor.
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Nicky Hilton Rothschild's newest style endeavor was a long time coming.
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This interest, however, has advanced well beyond an ordinary research endeavor.
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Fifty-five seats would push this endeavor well past $100 million.
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"I'm not stressed at all," he says of his new endeavor.
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Let's endeavor to give them better opportunities and a brighter future.
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Some have expressed worries about the costs involved in that endeavor.
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But it's an important endeavor to take on — and talk about.
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Few people gave Nissan much of a chance in that endeavor.
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Their significant foreign and security policy experiences should aid that endeavor.
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Cleaning and organizing grew into an art form, a creative endeavor.
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"I wish him the best with his next endeavor" (The Hill).
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The redesign of the SAT, however, was Coleman's most ambitious endeavor.
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It was a really interesting and grueling and phenomenal creative endeavor.
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But he didn't endeavor to place his finger on any scale.
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It also exposed me to values like leadership, teamwork and endeavor.
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The Olympics, like many a human endeavor, remain an expectation game.
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Titled "Project Nightingale," the endeavor includes employees from Ascension and Google.
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For Reinhardt, art was a speculative, philosophical endeavor with political dimensions.
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The Crown is Netflix's latest impressive endeavor, out Friday, November 4.
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We are proud to work alongside them in this critical endeavor.
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"UCMP has been a great partner in that endeavor," Rhodes said.
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More recently, international VCs TPG Growth and Endeavor Catalyst have invested.
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Every sport should endeavor to these heights of absurdity and whimsy.
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The whole endeavor is inevitably beset by lawsuits at every step.
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Questioning Wayne's next move has never been a reliable endeavor anyway.
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Likewise, you'd never want to build your wealth around one endeavor.
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My attempt was halfhearted though; I knew the endeavor was doomed.
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Anyways, attempting to provide depth to this is a meaningless endeavor.
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Everyone except J. Austin (still in high school) joined Josh's endeavor.
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In the lawsuit filed on Monday, William Morris Endeavor hit back.
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It is William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, not the William Morris Agency.
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I don't think health care should be a for-profit endeavor.
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"Working through some creative endeavor, we're really resolving uncertainty," he said.
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And I know you will bring that to everything we endeavor.
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That endeavor drew opposition from Carl Icahn, the veteran activist investor.
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Trump is simply a useful and temporary tool in this endeavor.
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It says political ads are not a significant money-making endeavor.
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Moses Soyoola, senior vice president and general manager of Endeavor Audio
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For Microsoft, ElectionGuard is not meant to be a commercial endeavor.
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Mr. Forsythe is more than qualified for such a choreographic endeavor.
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The costs of this endeavor have always exceeded the obvious benefits.
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Mr. de Blasio has not always had success in that endeavor.
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Just 9 percent said Clinton would be successful in that endeavor.
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"There's an essential human factor in every business endeavor," writes Gates.
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Instead, the President gave this critical scientific endeavor a mere footnote.
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WeGrow is WeWork's newest endeavor and its first foray into education.
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The key is to just start your own site / business endeavor.
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But even that endeavor had its own strange path to success.
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Any sort of new nuclear technology is a hugely expensive endeavor.
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It can help to ask for support in your new endeavor.
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Not every entrepreneurial endeavor of Nelson's was a home run though.
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It's hard to say what her latest endeavor, "This," will bring.
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We endeavor to roll this out as soon as practically possible.
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Science is a noble endeavor, but it is not entirely pure.
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Perhaps narrative is the key ingredient in all human endeavor. Idk.
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Entertainment company Endeavor said Thursday that it will postpone its IPO.
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Finally, we have learned that effective adaptation is a collective endeavor.
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It was always unlikely the US would succeed in that endeavor.
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It's now a journalistic endeavor but it didn't used to be.
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A characteristically bold but sonically unconventional endeavor by the Dutch producer.
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The rise of the funeral industry was a purely capitalist endeavor.
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The founders of Unifonic were selected as high-impact Endeavor Entrepreneurs in 2013, and we are thrilled to announce the Endeavor Catalyst fund is now investing in Unifonic alongside STV as the company continues scaling up.
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I recognize that that's the point of this endeavor, but just saying.
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"Cities" represents a new sort of endeavor for the Planet Earth team.
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For all the bits and bytes involved, cybersecurity is a human endeavor.
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"An open source license cannot discriminate against fields of endeavor," he explained.
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Endeavor is the parent company of UFC and the Miss Universe contest.
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The Apalachin, N.Y. native piloted both the space shuttle Endeavor and Atlantis.
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He sees this as the most critical social endeavor of our time.
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It's a totally unregulated endeavor whose benefits ramify throughout the local marketplaces.
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Really, the endeavor is about Nancy talking to her little girl again.
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He was a hard worker who gave 110 percent to every endeavor.
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Here is some of what I've learned: Every great endeavor involves risk.
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Still, filmmaking is never a risk-free endeavor, as Feige pointed out.
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Whether it is a realistic endeavor is of course a different matter.
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Binge-watching old episodes of Law & Order is a serious athletic endeavor.
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Then, about 20 races into their endeavor, the 2016 presidential election happened.
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Is your tongue dyed pink and yellow and blue after this endeavor?
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But this doesn't mean that it's all just a simple, brainless endeavor.
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It next explored the Endeavor crater, 13 miles away, starting in 2011.
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Yet, delivering all of that content remains an expensive and challenging endeavor.
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Their new record Gensho is a newly ambitious endeavor for the collaborators.
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Their separate fields of endeavor made them respected figures in dance scholarship.
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This latest endeavor hopes to further the work of Parker's initial vision.
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Funding the RNC this year is not a neutral or unbiased endeavor.
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We will also proactively endeavor to mitigate the impacts of this incident.
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"Profiteers tempt and endeavor to hook us with compulsive addictions," Romney said.
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But enforcing that law is often a complex, multiyear endeavor for workers.
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Of course, not everyone is thrilled about the actress' latest charitable endeavor.
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But especially in present times, science is hardly ever a solitary endeavor.
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Vonn announced her newest endeavor with Under Armour on Instagram Tuesday morning.
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This wasn't the first adorable Emmy endeavor for the pint-sized stars.
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NASA is streaming the entire four hour endeavor on its channel here.
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Sometimes it's an unexpected endeavor and other times it's a planned event.
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Patreon could thrive under Endeavor given their alignment of values and mission.
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The latest endeavor comes in the form of an app called 1600.
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Sending virtual hugs to everyone who had supported me along this endeavor!
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Between the lines: Endeavor is perhaps best known for representing movie stars.
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Politics and identity add another layer of complexity to this whole endeavor.
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Nick Lee of Tendigi Insights is behind this absurd and hilarious endeavor.
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Climate change campaigners have compared the endeavor to fighting a world war.
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Cassidy that the endeavor to memorialize congressmen in oil paintings is a
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Fire behavior analyst Shelly Crook, Blue Team, is key to that endeavor.
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Developing safe and effective MCMs is an extraordinarily challenging and risky endeavor.
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Buying a latrine in rural Cambodia has historically been an arduous endeavor.
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That's what the people at Nested, a London-based endeavor, are thinking.
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Michael Bay and his production company, Platinum Dunes, are producing the endeavor.
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And last spring he discussed the endeavor with the Turkish publication Hurriyet.
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Early stage technology investing may seem to some like a deregulated endeavor.
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" Impeachment, Mr. Flint declared, was a "childish endeavor" and a "coup attempt.
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Yet writer-director Quentin Tarantino makes rooting for Cliff a complicated endeavor.
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Armstrong also practiced moon moves on the ground, a less risky endeavor.
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Actually, sending humans to those planets is an incomparably more difficult endeavor.
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Creating the foundation for that is not exactly an inexpensive endeavor, however.
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The decennial line-drawing process has always been a somewhat political endeavor.
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Witnessing such despair is what led to his philanthropic endeavor, Tyler said.
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And Trump just became essentially Putin's right-hand man in that endeavor.
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Marathon running is a solitary endeavor that can be lonely and isolating.
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And these same divisions seem to exist regarding her latest endeavor: marriage.
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Moonves was considering executives to oversee the endeavor, and Redstone suggested Peters.
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Understanding the women's true leanings toward Boko Haram is a complicated endeavor.
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While it started off as a bipartisan endeavor between Alexander and Sen.
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And his latest endeavor: starring in a Super Bowl commercial for Tide.
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But the endeavor as a whole is more endearing than off-putting.
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Now, this is a celebrity entrepreneurial endeavor we are definitely excited about.
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It was Fantano's other endeavor, thatistheplan, that the Fader piece looked into.
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It's an interesting and unsurprisingly complex endeavor that Yuki Asano et al.
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In the wake of the presidential election, that became a political endeavor.
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Landing a rover on the moon is a fraught and complicated endeavor.
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Planning a multi-leg journey to Europe can be a daunting endeavor.
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If not, we shall endeavor to do so in an upcoming acrostic.
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"The House Science Committee should endeavor to promote sound science," he said.
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That follows him winning them during his wildly successful South Carolina endeavor.
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For example, if you're investing for retirement, that's a long-term endeavor.
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How do you successfully manage and balance the responsibilities each endeavor entails?
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Others saw a chance to express their revulsion at the entire endeavor.
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Experiential retail can have hefty upfront costs, making it a risky endeavor.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Richard Silvestri sets us up for a difficult endeavor.
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He recently shared a video showing his newer endeavor, Proper No. Twelve.
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Others worry it will turn species exploration into a cutthroat commercial endeavor.
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Hunting is a time-consuming endeavor that involves large amounts of planning.
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There are occasions when writing about music feels like a moot endeavor.
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In New York City, fun is a high-risk, low-reward endeavor.
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We must endeavor to be vigilant caretakers of what we have left.
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Getting children to do chores without nagging — that's an entirely separate endeavor.
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It was a short and expensive endeavor, kind of like Bloomberg himself.
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The endeavor has since brought multiple alarming flaws to light every year.
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"Just to get to 100,000 subscribers is a huge endeavor," he said.
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Recycling textiles is a thrifty endeavor that is older than rag rugs.
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Its defining creative endeavor is where to find a place to sleep.
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Endeavor Catalyst and Google's Gradient Ventures also put money into the round.
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The exhibition is the first major endeavor for the organization's new leadership.
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Wahlberg and Williams are both represented by the William Morris Endeavor agency.
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The endeavor has been marred by delays, logistical challenges and wasteful spending.
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For Endeavor, in particular, the managers want outfits known as standout workplaces.
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And if any place can support such an endeavor, it is Montclair.
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No one thinks of suicide as a courageous endeavor to kill time.
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His latest endeavor may be more challenging than winning any yacht race.
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It's virtually the same endeavor: to show us that other people exist.
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Endeavor co-CEO Ari Emanuel was right to "walk away," Cramer said.
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He saw himself as engaged in a putatively "cutting edge" scientific endeavor.
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The art of the possible is, like journalism, a distinctly human endeavor.
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But with any charitable endeavor, the focus should be on the beneficiaries.
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And last spring he discussed the endeavor with the Turkish publication Hurriyet.
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Clearly, and in a bipartisan manner, tax reform is a worthy endeavor.
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Things got messy, however, when Slipknot caught wind of the whole endeavor.
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Endeavor owns and operates major industry events, including New York Fashion Week.
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Every challenge and endeavor in my life has never been mine alone.
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"Transparency and reproducibility are the foundation of any academic endeavor," Zoepf wrote.
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" Perhaps I could expose people to an equally wondrous endeavor, "To Walk.
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Shell declined to comment and Endeavor did not respond to a request.
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Bozoma Saint John is leaving Uber for entertainment company Endeavor, Recode first reported.
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Her crafty endeavor grew into her own arts and crafts business, From Lucy.
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About 80 percent said the endeavor helped them land a job in cybersecurity.
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On Thursday, Markle and her husband, Prince Harry attended the Endeavor Fund Awards.
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It was a personal endeavor and hence naturally limited to my own resources.
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Tyra Banks has her sights set on her next endeavor — a graphic novel!
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It's a worthwhile endeavor that can lead to new scientific insights about birds.
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Passing universal child care would be an expensive and complicated endeavor, Hegewisch said.
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In Lawrence's latest endeavor, one brother kills the other over their father's will.
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Today, Parker announced his latest endeavor: a $20113 million bet on eradicating cancer.
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There's always a chance that a creative endeavor could beat the matchmaking odds.
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But their first endeavor was restoring the logo back to its original state.
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The latter is what directly inspired the pair's new endeavor, The Soulfull Project.
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All and all, the voyage to Santa Clarita was well worth the endeavor.
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Furlough from #MeToo jail is apparently a pretty cushy endeavor for Charlie Rose.
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It's very hard to trace in any creative endeavor, what was the cause.
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It's no secret that paying for long-term care is a costly endeavor.
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These are the unexceptional settings of an exceptionally American endeavor: running for president.
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By any objective measure, the app should not have been a successful endeavor.
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A new last chance IVF is a physically-demanding, bank-account-draining endeavor.
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Endeavor reports $231 million of profit on $3.6 billion in revenue for 2018.
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Building a data lake from scratch is a slow-moving and laborious endeavor.
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Feeding the beast has become an increasingly morally compromised and professionally competitive endeavor.
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Jonathan Alcorn/Bloomberg via Getty Images Ari Emanuel, chief executive officer of Endeavor.
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A starlet embarks on a press tour to promote her latest cinematic endeavor.
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The cross-border endeavor will cost more than C$7.5 billion ($343 billion).
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In short, it frames survival as an endeavor for the entire human society.
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"This is a fully commercial endeavor based on no government funding," said Isella.
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"I have never been more present in a creative endeavor," he said, beaming.
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The complicating factor ... Wahlberg and Williams are both repped by William Morris Endeavor.
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He wasn't secure enough to be able to support this endeavor for her.
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That exchange and that process made the work less of a solitary endeavor.
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When he returned to California, he began plotting Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings endeavor.
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The team behind the web series had wanted $750,000 to fund the endeavor.
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And the good news is that it would be a low-risk endeavor.
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Getting there requires rigor and technical facility, but the endeavor itself is artistic.
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Ikea sees this endeavor as the third step for their Home Smart division.
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A BSC has not had to be formed for the current British endeavor.
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Pinpoint wants to change that by making engineering a more data-driven endeavor.
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You could sink lots of money and your remaining time into this endeavor.
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And that, by definition, means the nature of the endeavor is inherently political.
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All of that makes prepping well sites and shipping gas a costly endeavor.
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In the case of dating, the goals of your endeavor are less clear.
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If surplus military equipment saves one cop's life, it is worth the endeavor.
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Given the dish's ingredients, he may have a hard time with that endeavor.
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Now, tax reform will need to be a Republican-only endeavor, he said.
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If you can qualify for the Southwest Companion Pass, it's a worthwhile endeavor.
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To be constructive, tax reform should endeavor to promote fairness, efficiency and simplicity.
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I would endeavor to recreate the spirit of that itinerary on only $100.
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In the next 10 years, let's endeavor to reduce the veteran suicide rate.
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He now has a more realistic endeavor: finding success in the United States.
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Indeed, fake dog balls has turned out to be his most lucrative endeavor.
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Swanson and Reese endeavor to replicate this quality in all that they create.
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The endeavor, ColoradoCare, would be paid for by a 10 percent payroll tax.
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Light fields turn every file into a potentially massive endeavor to ship easily.
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Jawbone is also trying to raise more money for this new endeavor. 6.
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Indeed, her new endeavor, a clothing and lifestyle-goods company, is called Everybody.
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Today, a trip to Paisley Park is no longer such a rarefied endeavor.
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"It's so weird," she said after a recent rehearsal of her latest endeavor.
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An Endeavor spokesperson did not immediately respond to CNN Business's request for comment.
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There's a playful, volleying spirit to the whole endeavor — intriguing, endearing and odd.
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As in any endeavor, the very best speculative journalism has some beneficial value.
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"Acting's always been a physical endeavor, and cycling helps that," Mr. Ramos said.
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This is a worthy endeavor but one that he does not fully pursue.
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Looking back, my first mistake in this endeavor was, as usual, overthinking things.
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The urgency of the approaching premiere lent the endeavor a sense of momentum.
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Obviously, there are multiple challenges standing in the way of such an endeavor.
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J. Crew, as well, shut down its endeavor into wedding products in 2016.
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Your success in this endeavor would make you heroes of the Nuclear Age.
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This is typical in every endeavor from major corporations to other major sports.
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In total, he says the endeavor has cost him about $25,000 so far.
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"Paradoxically, systemic change is a deeply personal endeavor," The Future We Choose reads.
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But Mr. Boch's tenure as doorman may have been a creative endeavor itself.
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The scientific method is a self-correcting endeavor, and scientists are professional skeptics.
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Looking back, I am most jarred by the sheer artificiality of the endeavor.
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As we all learned in 2016, public polling can be a tricky endeavor.
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Her mother, Colette, is a very smart businesswoman who supported her daughter's endeavor.
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Let's step back for a minute and consider the scale of this endeavor.
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"I'll endeavor to get an opinion out as quickly as possible," Hazel said.
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They see history as cataclysmic cycles — a zero-sum endeavor marked by conflict.
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Having one country induce a change in another is already a fraught endeavor.
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The two actors are represented by the same agency, William Morris Endeavor (WME).
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But look in every endeavor, there are pros and cons strong and weak.
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And Mr. Kilimnik leveraged his access to American diplomats for a new endeavor.
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Endeavor in all things to be responsible, especially when it comes to donations.
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But they were skeptical that the new endeavor would breed really innovative companies.
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Don't count too much on Super Likes, because they're mostly a moneymaking endeavor.
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"We then endeavor to make it later and later and later," Beighton said.
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Learning to practice meditation can be a frustrating endeavor, though, especially for beginners.
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Some 44 percent of Americans say they have listened to a podcast at least once but it's the 56 percent who have never listened that has attracted Endeavor Audio, a new unit of Hollywood talent and deal-making agency WME/Endeavor.
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Endeavor, which owns the William Morris Endeavor talent agency and the IMG sports and fashion business, took a look at the Weinstein Company to see if there was a way to protect clients who have projects in the works there.
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Endeavor has also asserted itself as a financier and seller of movies and TV shows, creating a new entity last year called Endeavor Content that has supplied hits like "Killing Eve" to BBC America and "Book Club" to Paramount Pictures.
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Endeavor Content, the content development arm of the talent agency Endeavor, has started a diversity hiring plan for behind-the-scenes jobs, and more than half a dozen studios have pledged to hire more female directors in the coming year.
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New backers Social Capital, Kickstart Ventures and Endeavor Catalysts have also joined the party.
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It's a highly ambitious endeavor — and one of the most polarizing topics in technology.
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"I will endeavor to issue a ruling shortly after receiving the briefing," he said.
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That endeavor results in him activating the gate and its portal to other worlds.
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I think we bring sometimes complementary and sometimes the same skills to this endeavor.
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And Twinkie ice cream is now here to make that endeavor even more nostalgic.
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For them, security is an expensive and technically challenging endeavor with an uncertain outcome.
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In many areas of human endeavor, it pays to admit that you are uncertain.
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Forslund was especially excited to be able to take part in a large endeavor.
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To be honest, I approached this little endeavor with a healthy dose of skepticism.
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Now, the kingdom will endeavor to cut about 900,000 bpd in just two months.
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It quickly became a pricey endeavor thanks to the increasing cost of developing film.
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Endeavor declined to comment, as did representatives for both JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.
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As with any genetic endeavor, testing your pet's DNA is a game of probability.
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Sure, this exercise sounds harmless and fun, but it's not a zero-risk endeavor.
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But at least 4DX lends an element of novelty to the whole boring endeavor.
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No human endeavor has resisted automation, so why should creative endeavors be any different?
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It's important to ask how much of Hunter's work is a PR-led endeavor.
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This is just the start, the tip of the iceberg in a new endeavor.
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They convinced publishers to use Facebook Live in part by financially supporting the endeavor.
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The entire endeavor to refly rockets is meant to be a cost-saving tactic.
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This is a long-term endeavor that needs effort and commitment from the founder.
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Luckily the entire endeavor is intriguing enough to earn it a few more episodes.
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The technology is part of Project Loon, an endeavor by Google parent company Alphabet.
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In fact, Rihanna says she has a lot to learn with her latest endeavor.
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One is a bloody and brutal endeavor while the other is tedious and necessary.
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Rumours swirled in 2018 that Royal Dutch Shell would buy a company called Endeavor.
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Betting against entrepreneurs who are changing the world has never been a profitable endeavor.
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On Thursday, Comme des Garçons announced a more commercial endeavor under its CDG umbrella.
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Today, Browne released images of his latest endeavor and unsurprisingly he's gone full sport.
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Despite that variance, there's consensus it is a costly and timely endeavor to undertake.
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Delaying tactics were routinely put in place to make filling vacancies an arduous endeavor.
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This is especially critical now, as private companies endeavor to mine the sea floor.
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Epic Games also counts Tencent, Walt Disney Co and Endeavor among its minority shareholders.
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"Here, at One World Observatory, we are launching a collaborative planetary endeavor," Milner continued.
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In September, it launched a division, Endeavor Audio, to develop, finance and market podcasts.
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Endeavor wants to leverage its talent and evolve its revenue model toward scalable businesses.
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An Endeavor-Patreon deal would need to occur before Patreon's valuation gets too high.
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Ask about adaptability Today, every human endeavor takes place in an environment of change.
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"Obviously it's going to be a challenge to fund this whole endeavor," Musk said.
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In the latter endeavor, it will have to navigate a minefield of competing interests.
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Their plus size fall line-up is its most fire extended sizing endeavor yet.
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It bills itself as a scientific endeavor that balances cinematography with targeted special effects.
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Anyone who's ever shopped knows that buying a good handbag is no cheap endeavor.
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It would be a very costly endeavor that would undoubtedly impact their bottom lines.
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That should be enough to convince the skeptics that this is a worthwhile endeavor.
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Suddenly, this wasn't just a wonky academic endeavor to retrieve data from some company.
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Endeavor is profitable with oil prices CLc1 of about $40 per barrel, Meloy said.
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But the drain is shallow, and kid seems pretty excited about the whole endeavor.
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Smelling better—with your nose, not your bodily aromas—is ultimately a personal endeavor.
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When you endeavor to make healthy people healthier, you always risk making them worse.
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In fact, terrorism experts have long known that terrorism is often a bourgeois endeavor.
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MUNCHIES: What is the Global Seed Network and how did the endeavor came about?
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Famous or not, declaring any species extinct or likely extinct is a difficult endeavor.
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In any situation, our government will endeavor for the restart of North Korea-U.
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The new endeavor — called "CrossFit Health" — is the future of his business, Glassman said.
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Finding something new to watch on TV is a fun, but sometimes exhausting endeavor.
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Crossing that group, at least right now, is, still, a potentially perilous political endeavor.
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For her latest endeavor, Zoe Kravitz plays Bonnie Carlson on HBO's Big Little Lies.
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The actors deserve a lot of credit for how bisexual this whole endeavor is.
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But the battle to fully reclaim the city could be a months-long endeavor.
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I would never endeavor to question Carson's concern for those who utilize HUD programs.
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Her most recent endeavor is MushLume, a line of lamps grown from mushroom mycelium.
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Now, I get that this could be a super scary endeavor for many people.
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It is a high-risk endeavor because leases can run out before drilling succeeds.
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But equally, the country had much to gain by joining in this collective endeavor.
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The key, as with any grilling endeavor, is not to torch whatever you're cooking.
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And it's hard for that not to seep into any creative endeavor you do.
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If only someone was there to take photos of the whole sorry endeavor happening.
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Skill-building must be a lifelong endeavor, and our policies must reflect this philosophy.
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He pours money and resources into the endeavor, not to mention old-fashioned dogma.
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"This is a major endeavor for me, and I want to make it amazing."
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She's alone in that endeavor because the rest of the island is clearly #TeamGroceryStoreJoe.
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Traveling can be an expensive endeavor if you don't approach it with a plan.
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Standing in between you and your vacation is the stressful endeavor of flying commercial.
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" The document also indicates the leaders will endeavor to establish "new US-DPRK relations.
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That's the sort of wedding spirit that I mean — that this is collective endeavor.
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Maybe we could locate an objective reporter or two to aid in that endeavor.
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Administering the census is an expensive endeavor, encompassing billions of dollars in federal funding.
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The exercise that was supposed to involve the B-52s was a separate endeavor.
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McCarthy should take care not to head down the same path with his endeavor.
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"Naming a business is a creative endeavor," said Mr. Albucker, pronounced All-beu-KER.
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"This day, we set upon a mighty endeavor," Trump said, reading from Roosevelt's remarks.
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It developed into a multinational endeavor that launched into space on October 133, 1997.
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It makes exporting an artificially costly endeavor, especially for small and medium-sized firms.
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Eclipses correspond with destiny, so whatever endeavor you begin now will be long-lasting.
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However, the longest running such endeavor can be found at Washington, DC's Congressional Cemetery.
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This isn't the first time Finnair has transformed the tarmac for a creative endeavor.
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It could be just what the U.S. needs to move forward in this endeavor.
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But there are a few cloud services that actually endeavor to do something cool.
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Team-building is a tricky, delicate endeavor, and rushing the process risks derailing it.
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"The success of such a big endeavor is building this creative ecosystem," said Farbman.
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Calabasas is nice and all but there's something vaguely 2015 about the whole endeavor.
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We rode through that town together, and we were done with this massive endeavor.
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Gola even dropped out of school to commit himself to the endeavor full-time.
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Mr. Trump was also president and sole shareholder of Trump Endeavor 28959 Management Corp.
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Dish has narrowed the list down to 13 for the purposes of this endeavor.
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"It's a costly endeavor, to tie to a museum show like this," he said.
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The sheer feat of human endeavor that had created this gleaming expanse was overwhelming.
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The most difficult part is deciding why, exactly, you're interested in such an endeavor.
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Ideonella sakaiensis has given us an assist in our endeavor to make plastics rot.
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Endeavor owns 256 million Qualcomm shares, making it one of the company's largest shareholders.
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A representative for Mr. Singer's talent agency, William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, declined to comment.
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Still, recovering from trauma is a serious endeavor, and I hoped for more healing.
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So, like any endeavor, it's best to break your wardrobe update into manageable chunks.
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"They don't read like this is a speculative or nascent endeavor," Mr. Lewis said.
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But that's not what the White House's latest bias complaint endeavor is all about.
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Endeavor Audio, as the entity is called, will also sell podcast ads and sponsorships.
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Its success in this endeavor will be one way to measure its overall performance.
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Without that kinship, Kitchens said, rooting for the Jets feels like a private endeavor.
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Making crosswords can be a frustrating endeavor, but has it really come to this?
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"The pursuit of justice is never a 9-to-5 endeavor," said Mr. Rosenstein.
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Are you amazed at the massive popularity of what was once a fringe endeavor?
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But for the best teams, recruiting has become more of a national endeavor anyway.
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Too great a disparity makes a mockery of all human endeavor other than accumulation.
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Taking steps to learn something and to better yourself is always a worthwhile endeavor.
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Even under normal circumstances, finding a pricing sweet spot can be a fraught endeavor.
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Dees no longer works for Endeavor, a Delta subsidiary, according to a Delta spokesperson.
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The California Science Center would be just next door, housing the Endeavor Space Shuttle.
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The endeavor began last year with a large Greek ship doing a preliminary survey.
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It&aposs said to be the biggest and fastest growing endeavor in apple history.
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FIFA, the sometimes crime family that runs global soccer, is a vastly male endeavor.
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Age: 22 Occupation: Student, intern at William Morris Endeavor You're an intern at WME.
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Her latest endeavor, the book "Get on Top," aims to keep those conversations going.
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"It's a human endeavor, and human endeavors fail more than they succeed," he said.
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"I do not run for office as some sort of quixotic endeavor," she said.
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And her show is being produced by Endeavor Content, another arm of the company.
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Believe it or not, being in special operations can be a part-time endeavor.
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The NFL declined to verify the specific details of its new agreement with Endeavor.
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How you exit a situation is very important in any relationship, in any endeavor.
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But it can be a complicated endeavor, full of potential road and wardrobe hazards.
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Trump has since looked to the military to help him pay for his endeavor.
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Mr. Keller's 2012 book, "Every Good Endeavor," has become a touchstone of the movement.
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A common defense of the endeavor centers on three qualities: expertise, eloquence, and attention.
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Royal Dutch Shell, Houston-based Endeavor Energy and Golar LNG also hold minority stakes.
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Crisis (the comic) was an equally audacious endeavor, albeit one with the opposite motive.
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WeWork and Endeavor said we'll do this later, you know, or not at all.
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This is why I have always sought roots of human endeavor such as these.
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Saint John spent a year at Uber, leaving in June for marketing business Endeavor.
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The other investors were non-profit organisation Endeavor and existing investor Vostok New Ventures.
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Its first partner in this endeavor is Wordly Wise 3000, a vocabulary curriculum publisher.
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The couple married in 2015, about a year after Mr. Matusik started the endeavor.
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The result was her first entrepreneurial endeavor — an eco-friendly tote bags fundraising business.
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But he also acknowledged she'd have to win a crowded primary, a difficult endeavor.
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Plumbing oil from shale rock is a costly endeavor that depends on expert execution.
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But anyone with a little geographical knowledge knows what a futile endeavor it is.
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My mother understood well the difference between a legitimate endeavor and an illegal one.
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Myers characterized the endeavor as democratizing what would have previously been private pool reports.
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The sincere pursuit of justice was meeting the absurdity of human endeavor head-on.
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To support this endeavor, The Christie's Education Trust, in conjunction with Christie's Education Inc.
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He later identified the man as Adam Venit, an agent at William Morris Endeavor.
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Compared with those roles, however, the psychological drama Goat is a completely different endeavor.
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Needless to say, by spring that endeavor was abandoned, and so was the term.
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In 50 years, we'll likely regret spending so much on this futile, antisocial endeavor.
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What motivated you to start your nonprofit harassment support endeavor, also called Crash Override?
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Endeavor Audio launched on September 13 as the podcast division of entertainment conglomerate Endeavor, dedicated to financing, developing and marketing podcasts made for as diverse a set of topics and styles as there are in TV: scripted dramas, competition shows, documentaries, etc.
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On Friday, the plane was registered to a new owner, DT Endeavor I, according to records kept with the F.A.A. DT Endeavor I is a limited liability company that was registered in Delaware in early January, and is controlled by Mr. Trump.
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"It was a very seamless shift," the sharply manicured Zilberman says of her new endeavor.
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It was a wholly professional endeavor, I swear — I was doing it for a story.
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Idris Elba's latest acting endeavor has nothing to do with detectives or high-risk crimes.
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As Beijing and Washington endeavor to end the dispute, prices have rallied about 80 cents.
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In its 14 years on Mars, Opportunity has driven over 18 miles in Endeavor Crater.
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The whole endeavor also works out, since Anna ends up loving his divisive pizza preference.
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It runs in every direction, multiplies with each public-minded endeavor we set ourselves to.
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This makes cooking a fun, creative endeavor, not another addition to my list of chores.
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Boe was first selected as an astronaut in 240 and piloted the space shuttle Endeavor.
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What's more, the endeavor is allowing Tijn to shift his focus off his terminal diagnosis.
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Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz also pledged $20 million to the endeavor through his family foundation.
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But the most bizarre musical endeavor was a poppers-themed grindcore band called Nose Burn.
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This eventually turned into his latest endeavor– becoming the host of VICELAND show, Balls Deep.
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Because this was such an emotional endeavor for her, she understandably was driven to tears.
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No matter where you're coming from, moving to New York is not a cheap endeavor.
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Solving a mystery without caring about who it affects and why is a hollow endeavor.
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After then, the school was unable to solicit enough donations to realize the massive endeavor.
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One quick look at Cracker Barrel's store map and it is clearly a daunting endeavor!
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It's a tricky endeavor to tie humor into art without making it trite or cheesy.
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For we vintage enthusiasts, a well-executed time-warp costume is a highly satisfying endeavor.
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It makes conferring with other members of the IEP team a more continuous, dynamic endeavor.
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We could then endeavor to avoid overexposure to the segments with particularly high failure rates.
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All Stechner needs is Peña's hero status to add some PR glow to the endeavor.
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Selling Grandma's vintage tea cozies is a different endeavor from offloading your old stereo system.
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It will be a "complex and expensive endeavor," according to the developer's lawyer, Scott Mollen.
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And if that's a futile endeavor for any parent, it's also this play's fondest wish.
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Whatever athletic endeavor you're into, there is probably a local volunteer coaching opportunity for you.
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Making a decision about what to put in your Tinder bio is no simple endeavor.
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The film was co-financed and sold by Endeavor Content and produced by Overbrook Entertainment.
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This is the closest the president has been to being tied to a criminal endeavor.
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"The party of Lincoln must endeavor to behave like the party of Lincoln," Malek said.
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At first glance, this may seem like a purer endeavor compared with messy human experimentation.
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Such an endeavor is inherently subjective and James doubts her tool will get everything right.
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Stock trading is an endeavor that requires a lot of work to maximize an investment.
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The crown prince's future, and that of his supporters, also depends on the whole endeavor.
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Ciara said it's a worthy endeavor she very much wanted to be a part of.
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A sphere sounds simple enough, but bringing the Holosphere to life was a difficult endeavor.
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"There clearly was a shortage in qualified people to assist in that endeavor," Rosen said.
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In this endeavor, the UAE has acted in collaboration with friends, who share our values.
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But to view them only as such would miss the vibrancy of their whole endeavor.
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Somehow trying to extrapolate [it] that's the joy and the difficulty of any creative endeavor.
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When one drone finds itself caught on protective netting, rescuing it becomes a community endeavor.
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It was an endeavor so ludicrous, laborious, and expensive that Li had trouble getting funding.
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Voyager will be 750,000 square feet and situated next to the Endeavor in Santa Clara.
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We're in a rare moment where a passion for gaming can be an entrepreneurial endeavor.
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I find the act of buying meat to be sweetest when it's a solitary endeavor.
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Making light of darker emotional experiences isn't a creative endeavor limited to a single subgenre.
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The endeavor seemed akin to looking for cups of water added to a swimming pool.
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It is a refreshingly uncynical endeavor: unapologetic in its optimism and endearing in its sincerity.
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Trading against the trends can be a perilous endeavor and trading is largely about probabilities.
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The site explains that Tocewicz started the artistic endeavor to get to know his customers.
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The EU should make every endeavor to ensure the cohesion of the 27 member states.
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Patten announced his endeavor in a tweet Sunday featuring screenshots of some of the highlights.
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For Trump, though, being The Bachelorette was an endeavor too frivolous for her business aspirations.
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Where Amazon might have difficulty moving forward in this potential endeavor is around customer data.
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For the person trying to verify Mariah Carey's age, however, this isn't an easy endeavor.
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"I share the President's goal of wanting this endeavor to be bipartisan," said Utah Sen.
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The trio seemed to be at the center of every cultural endeavor happening in Moscow.
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I don't know where to start, trying to describe this rather special endeavor of ours.
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Of course adjusting to a different sexual orientation had been a smooth endeavor for me.
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Impact-accelerators such as Artemisia and the nonprofit Endeavor play important roles in the ecosystem.
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It follows on from the $123 million raised in 2017 for Vista's first Endeavor fund.
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For this endeavor, the museum is trying to raise the ruby-worthy sum of $300,000.
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Extra capacity, which is crucial to disaster planning, is simply not a financially profitable endeavor.
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It's also, notably, a more social endeavor, as groups of four go through the experience.
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Perhaps hotel guests balk at this additional and mildly time-consuming endeavor at check-in.
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"We endeavor to be a voice for forgotten children," she told CBN in an interview.
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No one should endeavor to live their life as an exemplar for the white gaze.
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We cannot fail in this endeavor simply because a link in the chain was neglected.
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That is not acceptable and that is not how I endeavor to run my restaurants.
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Although some progressive claim there's been no war on coal, others fully embraced the endeavor.
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"For all hair texture, air drying is definitely a 'less is more' endeavor," says Salkin.
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Secretary Pompeo will be leading a mistrust-and-verify endeavor every step of the way.
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"It's our contribution to an international endeavor which is in our profound interest," Lee said.
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She ate more, pleased with the oddness of this endeavor, comforted by the acceptable flavor.
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Of course the work of politics and policy is a serious endeavor with real stakes.
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Regardless of the flaws in the process, the pursuit of peace remains a noble endeavor.
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The annual report provides numerous examples of the use of behavioral science in this endeavor.
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She began channeling her energy into another endeavor: saving others from the experience she had.
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"We will always endeavor to make that disclosure in accordance with applicable law," it says.
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Sorting through which ones are worth your time and money can be a challenging endeavor.
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The best stand mixers make baking bread, cakes, cookies, pies, and more an enjoyable endeavor.
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Wittine began his career at William Morris Endeavor in 2014, and joined CAA in 2018.
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Endeavor Group, the entertainment and talent agency, pulled its IPO in September after weak demand.
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It was sold again in 2013 to William Morris Endeavor and combined into WME-IMG.
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He spoke as if the mine were a kind of charitable endeavor, helping the unfortunate.
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Hiding those scandals appears to be turning into a costly endeavor for the ridesharing pioneer.
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Attacking Trump isn't in itself subversive—and there's a Goldilocks dynamic to the whole endeavor.
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But I do think that between algorithms and integrating software, it's an endeavor worth pursuing.
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At current Bitcoin prices, each person would receive about $1 for their year-long endeavor.
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For the most part, gloving was an endeavor Michael undertook outside of the family sphere.
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In this artistic endeavor, Joe makes downer acoustic stylings that showcase his witty, dark humor.
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Really, we had a hard time finding anyone who thinks it's even a realistic endeavor.
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You can try to keep the blood at the clinics but it's a huge endeavor.
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Egging on lawmakers in this endeavor is the usual cadre of nonprofits and opinion shapers.
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So they spent the first 210 months of their bootstrapped endeavor feverishly cranking out content.
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And I loved Craig for his passion, and heart, and absolute belief in the endeavor.
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"This idea of photography as a kind of humanistic endeavor is gone," Mr. Chanarin said.
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For many writers, mapmaking is a practical endeavor that pulls them into their own work.
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This was likely the first documentation of the species, an endeavor that was ultimately contested.
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Officers will endeavor to keep the two sides separate, Metropolitan Police Chief Peter Newsham said.
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When a Dutch supermarket sold it at a premium, the monks denounced the capitalist endeavor.
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But overhauling Fannie and Freddie has proved to be a complicated and politically thorny endeavor.
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So far, the IEO's endeavor to tame bluefin has yielded slow progress and many setbacks.
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He's not the first artist to use fibreoptic cables as a muse in this endeavor.
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Tom Wolf heard about the endeavor and called Rubin to urge him to go forward.
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This is a risky endeavor that depresses margins, and where the hits can be mercurial.
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Mr. Steyer's listing is among the most concrete signs of his seriousness in the endeavor.
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In the process, Belfast's filmmaking industry has gone from a sleepy endeavor to a powerhouse.
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This endeavor could make what should be a bracing exploration feel like an academic assignment.
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Existing investor Alven is leading the round, with Endeavor Catalyst, UniCredit and others also participating.
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That's true of every creative endeavor: art, music, writing, video games—it's a common motivator.
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And her latest endeavor is rooted in that spirit of inclusivity and fashion for all.
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Apple also said it will endeavor to delete recordings in which Siri was inadvertently triggered.
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And even in that endeavor, with their demands and protests, women are taking the lead.
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We are in this endeavor together, and we want to make it worth your while.
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The sights attending this endeavor are as pasty and pitiful as you're no doubt imagining.
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Or rather, I think the boringness is part of what makes it a worthwhile endeavor.
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They can make exercising — in and out of the gym — a much more organized endeavor.
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The Trump administration has officially proposed its own bold endeavor: a $2628 trillion infrastructure plan.
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Headlines Media group Endeavor plans to raise as much as $712 mln in IPO on.ft.
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An irony surrounds the whole endeavor, and a lot of students seemed to see it.
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For many travelers, packing a suitcase is a stressful endeavor; packing light, a perpetual fantasy.
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TO: Endeavor FROM: M.D. You are said to be the world's largest global talent agency.
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It's undertaken a similar endeavor, moving its popular design and architecture software to the cloud.
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This new way of leadership also requires will at the center of the collaborative endeavor.
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"Brandon was the husband and father that we should all endeavor to be," Lee said.
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Palihapitiya's endeavor is all about uniting "technologists, entrepreneurs, and technology-oriented investors," the filing said.
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"Let's step back for a minute and consider the scale of this endeavor," he writes.
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As with any great American endeavor, women have been in football from the very beginning.
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Still, there is no question that this e-commerce endeavor is extensive and eagerly anticipated.
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Instead, I realized that trying to balance my ambition with motherhood was a foolish endeavor.
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Major public corruption cases are a damned-if-you-do, damned-if- you-don't endeavor.
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Second, this should be the death knell of treating gymnastics like a girly, sexualized endeavor.
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In the face of this reality, the Vision Mercedes Simplex is arguably a frivolous endeavor.
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And whom should they enlist as their spirit guide in this endeavor but Forster himself?
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Endeavor first showed interest in Centamin in 2018 with a proposal that was promptly rejected.
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He said he would "endeavor" to issue a ruling by the end of the year.
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Still, "America to Me" is the kind of endeavor that one hopes people will find.
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In the United States, hut-to-hut skiing is a backcountry endeavor designed for experts.
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Opening a restaurant seemed like the only way to stop losing money on the endeavor.
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There is no sign that she would go along with or participate in this endeavor.
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I talked to people who had studied, and they seemed slightly insulted by my endeavor.
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This month, the talent agency Endeavor announced that it had returned a $400 million investment.
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Many of the details of this endeavor are not public or have not been decided.
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They invite us to collaborate in another endeavor, the avoidance of a sense of shame.
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It has been a central occupation of researchers in almost every field of scientific endeavor.
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The show is the culmination of a larger, three-part endeavor that began in 340.
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Kurt is currently the CEO of Endeavor Strategies and the publisher of the Morning Hangover.
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He filed a lawsuit against Venit and his employer William Morris Endeavor over the alleged assault.
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To me, the most fascinating part of the endeavor was the moment when a diver surfaces.
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When Kim began his work nine years ago, Forge would have been a nearly impossible endeavor.
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The ambitious, years-long endeavor aimed to measure glucose levels in tears using on-lens sensors.
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They also partnered with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti's education-focused philanthropic endeavor, L.A.'s Best.
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This means it relies on whitelisting policies to fend off threats, and it's a massive endeavor.
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So almost immediately, the question arose of whether Don Jr. told his father about this endeavor.
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To me, home means isolation, and that's the dominant theme underpinning Robinson and Shaw's entire endeavor.
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With its death we mourn the ending a monumental human endeavor and celebrate its untouchable legacy.
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At one institution, an entire student-run website was devoted in part to just this endeavor.
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Hunting for deals on flights can be a soul-sucking (not to mention wallet-draining) endeavor.
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In an Instagram post, Kris congratulated her youngest child, Kylie, for her extremely lucrative makeup endeavor.
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An earlier version of this post misstated the name of Venit's employer, William Morris Endeavor Entertainment.
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These routes are also the airline's first overseas endeavor; it operated exclusively in Europe before this.
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Buying over-ear noise-canceling headphones that are worth the money is usually an expensive endeavor.
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Leading the round is Spanish VC Seaya Ventures, with participation from Variv Capital, and Endeavor Catalyst.
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Cosmologist Martin Rees says the search for extraterrestrial intelligence is finally becoming a mainstream scientific endeavor.
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Declaring him a Jonah, they endeavor to toss him overboard as a tribute to the seas.
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So it was a really good starting point, especially because that was my first musical endeavor.
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Really, we're the best at every athletic endeavor that involves sharp-ass blades in any capacity.
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Perhaps other Endeavor companies could access Patreon data to identify specific creators fit for other opportunities.
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Then, he tried to "put dating on the blockchain," an endeavor he won't even talk about.
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For students, it's surely a worthy endeavor, but safety must not be compromised in the process.
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However, consumer privacy concerns and regulatory barriers could stand in the way of Facebook's crypto endeavor.
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While growing skin is a straightforward prospect, keeping it alive is a much more complex endeavor.
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But experimentation, failure, politics, and infighting seem to be inescapable elements of any ambitious human endeavor.
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I've read and learned so much from you all and will endeavor to be more thoughtful.
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Accumulating billions of miles of test driving for self-driving cars is an almost impossible endeavor.
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That would be a huge endeavor, even for companies with deep pockets like Amazon or Comcast.
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And just like the other building, Endeavor, Voyager will share the same wild, distinctly Nvidia design.
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The office on Sutter is Forward's flagship location and the endeavor is surely an expensive one.
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Also, will Trump work with partners that contribute the right amount of resources to this endeavor?
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"It's a little bit of a complicated endeavor because there are robocalls people want," said Cohn.
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For Harmon, who's spent over three decades in technology, Swivel is his latest Austin-based endeavor.
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His biggest such endeavor is the Vietnam Children's Fund, which he launched with actress Kieu Chinh.
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Learning to love our bodies might not be easy, but it is always a worthy endeavor.
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The $5.6m Series A involved investment from Michigan-based La-Z-Boy, Beringea, 14w, and Endeavor.
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The pipes may be the exoskeleton of Tichy's endeavor, but the students' voices are its lifeblood.
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Mattel is really committing to the endeavor, too, by designing special clothing for the new dolls.
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And Tony: Last year, I began discussions with members of my team about my next endeavor.
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Nothing makes sense, and to try and dissect what's happened to Kanye is a fruitless endeavor.
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" Comey believes his own firing "was an endeavor to change the course of the Russian investigation.
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While failure can sometimes be tragic, the potential for failure is part of any great endeavor.
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Science may have long considered fountains of youth a crackpot endeavor, but these thinkers weren't crackpots.
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By Pankaj Mishra Artistic endeavor has become democratic opportunity: art for artists,' if not art's, sake.
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Endeavor, UTA, and CAA have all made inroads sports marketing, as well as production, for example.
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I mean, making renewable energy more accessible is a noble endeavor, any way you slice it.
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Because while this is a DIY in your own bathroom endeavor, it'll at least look profesh.
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She's joined in this alternately playful and contemplative endeavor by a captivating, multigenerational cadre of performers.
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As with any endeavor involving the internet there was the potential for it go very bad.
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It is as if the author is live-tweeting a journalistic endeavor, but in book form.
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It's also important to note that voting in an informed way is a relatively costly endeavor.
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But as with any great endeavor, there are always next steps and more to be accomplished.
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Or, extra projects at the office may interfere with your ability to launch a new endeavor.
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Some conservative observers have cited these past parades to rebut concerns about Trump's endeavor this week.
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I've read and learned so much from you all and will endeavor to be more thoughful.
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Yes, shelling out upwards of $400 or $500 for a driver can be a painful endeavor.
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Let us, then, look to the great cause, and endeavor to preserve it in full force.
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He anticipates the endeavor leading to a partnership with up to five nascent companies, he added.
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The current company was formed in 2009 after William Morris Agency and the Endeavor Agency merged.
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Of course, to raise financially literate children, you need to endeavor to be financially literate yourself.
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A previous endeavor by the UN in 2004 flopped when Greek Cypriots rejected the reunification blueprint.
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This is a guess, of course, in a time when predicting anything is a precarious endeavor.
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Other companies endeavor to build something similar, including Glucowise, which has a device still under development.
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She told Gizmodo that developing the ethical framework around quantum computing should be a multidisciplinary endeavor.
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We can't know if he is genuinely sorry, or if he really will endeavor to change.
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"Obviously it's going to be a challenge to fund this whole endeavor," Musk told the audience.
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The big question, therefore, is why neither Endeavor nor its private equity partners are stepping in.
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If you have enough startup capital and the know-how, the endeavor is like printing money.
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"Writing code is a creative endeavor," said Patrick Malatack, Twilio VP of Product, in today's announcement.
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I will now endeavor to break those feelings down, here, in a series of short essays.
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Crossing the U.S./Mexican border has been known to be a risky, and often lethal endeavor.
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I was at one point in time and then I realized it was an unhealthy endeavor.
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But Firebrand is a new endeavor; "Caroline," directed by Lili-Anne Brown, is its third outing.
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Mr. Kashua characterizes self-determination for the Jewish people in Israel as an intrinsically racist endeavor.
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Deciding which player is less likely to even briefly top Minnesota's list is a difficult endeavor.
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As a result, I start to wonder about the ethics of the whole Human Uber endeavor.
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They dropped more than 5 percent on Tuesday, a $25 million hit to the Endeavor fund.
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I think a lot of people think that it's some sort of rarefied endeavor in life.
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Warren's plan attempts to connect American trade policy to American values, a laudable and critical endeavor.
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Almost everybody is calling Misi, the latest endeavor from the chef Missy Robbins, a pasta restaurant.
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My question, however, as someone in love, was beyond what the court would endeavor to know.
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It was unclear whether he was speaking to me or to Pete, which was his endeavor.
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She responded without guile, as if the whole ordeal really were a collaborative fact-finding endeavor.
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My upcoming live tour is the most exciting (and terrifying) endeavor I've yet to embark on.
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The endeavor is both an acknowledgement of and a lifeline to a facet of black identity.
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If successful, Endeavor Audio podcasts could generate major spinoff revenue in the form of television adaptations.
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"It's an absolutely humbling endeavor and an honor to be asked to do this," Popovich said.
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If he was successful in that endeavor, Hannah Ann would be the likely choice for Bachelorette.
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The central endeavor of higher education is not the pursuit of money or fame but knowledge.
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It was something familiar from my past as I was setting out on a new endeavor.
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It's difficult to pinpoint who started "Tide Pod challenge," as this idiotic endeavor is now called.
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This is truly a human endeavor about which the more you know, the less you understand.
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"Who's ever doing good, let's join together around them and stand with them in the endeavor."
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In this poem, grammatically correct sentences reveal and bear the burdens of Long Soldier's poetic endeavor.
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SAI can tell these advertisers whether or not they&aposve actually been successful in that endeavor.
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"We don't go around the world extorting people for a partisan political endeavor," said Democratic Rep.
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The effort to project any consistent intellectual framework onto someone like Trump is a pointless endeavor.
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With little potential for profit, securing adequate funding for such an endeavor will also prove challenging.
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Part of that is, as she is the first to admit, science is a collaborative endeavor.
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" And, as Motherboard's Jason Koebler reminds us, "making a new iPhone is an incredibly destructive endeavor.
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Huntsman said he "realized this was a charitable endeavor" when he acquired the paper in 2016.
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Not only that, but one of the tenets of my endeavor is to be less wasteful.
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Combatting voter suppression is a crucial part of that endeavor, but there's room for much more.
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"It's still a worthwhile endeavor to attempt to shift the stalemate that currently exists," he said.
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As of April this year, Carroll has taken on bullet journal as a full-time endeavor.
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Telling the story in a way that didn't perpetuate harmful racial stereotypes was a delicate endeavor.
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Much like at the Senate's hearing, Republicans commended Facebook on the endeavor to build something new.
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"Not every opportunity to score a film feels like it's an artistic endeavor," Mr. Reznor said.
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Finding the expensive fungi is a patient and muddy endeavor—although, perhaps, not the most thrilling.
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Even under the best circumstances, speaking at your own wedding ceremony is a high pressure endeavor.
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The 89-year-old Kimiko Nishimoto, who Kushino discovered, however, is largely uninterested in this endeavor.
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Many of them only see each other once a year to prepare for the overnight endeavor.
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One of the earliest and most primitive enrichment techniques used in this endeavor was gaseous diffusion.
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"This project is a labor of love," Eddington wrote of his endeavor in a 2004 letter.
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The venture was announced in 2016, and the endeavor will span five years as digitization continues.
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It's a serious endeavor done by serious analysts — and this year, it's heavily focused on Trump.
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Mr. Emanuel canvassed other investors, including some who already had put money into Endeavor, to help fill the void that would be left when the firm returned the Saudi money, according to the two people familiar with the talks, including one who is an Endeavor investor.
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Endeavor is lucky to have her, and I'm excited to watch her work in her new role.
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Frank has been building his house since 2013, when he began the so-called Palais Récup endeavor.
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Halili and his family take on the endeavor every year—laying limestone in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Here's how much each of the countries in the deal will endeavor to keep off the market:
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Lane is currently focused on another entrepreneurial endeavor — a technology consulting business that existed before the store.
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DUNE prototypes at CERN (Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum)Particle physics is rarely a cheap-and-easy endeavor.
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Green is also the founding chairman of the Kauffman Fellow Program and a founding member of Endeavor.
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It really is an endeavor of the heart, and I feel like that's what keeps us honest.
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NASA released this image on Tuesday, showing Opportunity's final resting place at the edge of Endeavor Crater.
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In preparation for this endeavor, Fineberg studied psychoanalysis at the Boston and Western New England Psychoanalytic Institutes.
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She later appeared in British TV programs including Law and Order: UK and the detective series Endeavor.
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It goes back to that simple principle of beer bringing people together and providing a communal endeavor.
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Although Musk himself referred to the endeavor as a side project, lately it's been picking up speed.
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On a global scale, organizations like Endeavor have sparked high-impact entrepreneurship and success around the planet.
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Some are willing to cross through the river — a potentially dangerous endeavor when waters begin to rise.
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Make sure to schedule your Baby Foot endeavor to properly avoid any embarrassing public displays of shedding.
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The man smiled, and in that instant, thru no endeavor of my own, I understood his actions.
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Nevertheless, cracking into a crab's carapace to extract said meat is a messy and frankly gruesome endeavor.
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But after a delay, the I.P.O. was canceled in September because of weak demand for Endeavor shares.
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And as he embarks on this new endeavor, Kardashian will be cheering him on from the sidelines.
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Instead, we should endeavor to use this moment as an opportunity to reflect on our common humanity.
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We must endeavor to help ALL restaurants grow and thrive; even the ones that aren't our customers.
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A startup, like any creative endeavor, is doomed to fail, but its very existence is a miracle.
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On the scree fields of eastern Washington, facing an unpredictable and shifting world is a literal endeavor.
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His Brioche chain of bakery and coffee shops started as a small self-funded endeavor in 2013.
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Yet another traditionally "offline" endeavor, subsumed, to some degree, by the march of digitization and the internet.
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While commercial space is finding its footing, NASA is inextricable from almost any major American space endeavor.
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The $500 headset-projector combo was Avegant's first commercial endeavor, produced following a successful 2014 Kickstarter campaign.
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Alaa knew Youssri's curious mind was limited at Info Arab and supported him in his next endeavor.
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DR. It actually returned money to investors, but William Morris merged with Endeavor and they killed it.
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"I think that marriage is a really beautiful, noble and worthwhile institution, pursuit and endeavor," Paltrow said.
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Carly Fiorina learned the hard way Friday that mixing politics and sports can be a dangerous endeavor.
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You went to work for William Morris Endeavor and did digital stuff for a bunch of years.
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And each new endeavor seems to up the ante on just how cool the cat can get.
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It's just a fun way to use grass as an unorthodox canvas for your next artistic endeavor.
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Later, Kim and Khloe have a private meeting where they basically talk smack about Kourtney's new endeavor.
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Patreon would be the scalable asset that plugs the mid-tail of creators into the Endeavor ecosystem.
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He didn't even tell his own parents about his clandestine endeavor, though they eventually pieced it together.
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Anyone who has ever royally screwed up a cooking endeavor (who hasn't?) needs to watch this show.
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The high-profile executive Bozoma Saint John has left Uber for Endeavor, sources say and Uber confirms.
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There's a pretty good chance a new supermodel or two will come from her intriguing new endeavor...
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Johnson, it should be noted, had her last job at Nickelodeon, a very much for-profit endeavor.
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Although portrayed as family drama spilling over into her new business endeavor, there is a larger point.
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But even Wilkins acknowledges that wading into evolutionary psychology is a risky endeavor, and one he avoided.
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Last week, Crews filed a lawsuit against Venit and his employer William Morris Endeavor over the assault.
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And so, the book does not endeavor to give advice about how to show your anger more.
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In fact, Christian Louboutin is using that famous phrase to inspire its latest beauty endeavor — yes, beauty.
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But small-dollar fundraising is also an expensive endeavor that can result in a high burn rate.
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What began as a collection of vintage toys sprouted into an entirely new creative endeavor for Burkard.
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While Academy membership was once a lifelong endeavor, voter membership now will be dependent upon career activity.
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This is because regardless of Apple's greenwashed marketing, making a new iPhone is an incredibly destructive endeavor.
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Taking a quarterback in the first round of the NFL Draft is a nearly all-risk endeavor.
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The company wants to buy 5,000 homes a month, which could be an expensive endeavor, Cramer said.
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Anyone who's ever moved cross country knows that it's an overwhelming, frustrating, and almost impossibly challenging endeavor.
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They'd experimented with edibles for personal consumption, and decided to embark on a new entrepreneurial endeavor together.
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He referred to it as a new endeavor, though it's been going on since August last year.
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But the chef's latest endeavor just might be the most impressive project she's worked on thus far.
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Even a decade ago, car manufacturing in China was still a fairly low-tech, labor-intensive endeavor.
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To start figuring out what you love and want to do, the author recommends a practical endeavor.
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For the most part, the specific lies have pertained to the substance of the repeal endeavor itself.
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And reducing the number of cosmonauts could both cut costs and serve as a money-making endeavor.
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Such an endeavor would tax the United States beyond any real political gain from a battlefield victory.
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Russia tweeted the endeavor to "overcome existing differences": Reuters: The outgoing head of U.S. Pacific Command, Adm.
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You can launch an endeavor, but then when it starts to scale, how do you handle that?
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The group raised $313,000 to put towards leasing the 3D printer required to take on this endeavor.
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All that is required is the installation of a carbon-filtration system, not a particularly expensive endeavor.
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He also began to rethink his stance on the First Amendment, an endeavor his young friends encouraged.
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Instead, they hope to focus more on balancing their old habits with the new endeavor of parenting.
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It has won several hospitality awards for both locations, as well as its Miami Beach endeavor, Nautilus.
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Red Bull is known for pushing extreme stunts, but its latest endeavor has pushed yet another limit.
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But it's harder to tell how films, a newer endeavor for Netflix, will drive or retain subscribers.
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This endeavor, however, has had questionable effectiveness in comparison to the work of David and Charles Koch.
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" Alexei did not argue the point, admitting, "For two people to align spiritually—it's a complicated endeavor.
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I've read and learned so much from you all and will endeavor to be more thoughful [sic].
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The cost of such an endeavor would be well over a billion dollars in these counties alone.
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He is reportedly represented by William Morris Endeavor, where his brother Ari Emanuel serves as co-CEO.
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He spent eleven years as an agent with William Morris Endeavor before leaving to start his company.
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They may be pursuing an endeavor with the wrong approach because everyone else has told them no.
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Donald Trump and his lawyers and accountants have found creative ways to exempt him from this endeavor.
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The treasure truck isn't a huge money-making endeavor for Amazon, but more of a promotional stunt.
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Goldstein's new editorial endeavor is as informative as her last, but without the academic bent — or trendiness.
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Musk had already committed to the endeavor on Twitter when he gave himself an high-stakes deadline.
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In order to catch the early train from Geneva to Vevey, I woke him, a risky endeavor.
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But the European Economic Community back then was a far more modest endeavor than today's European Union.
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In case you missed it, here are some of the notable moments from his foreign diplomatic endeavor.
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As of this article's posting, it has raised over $3,500 of the $15,000 needed for this endeavor.
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The France-based ITER project is the largest endeavor, with a budget of around 20 billion euros.
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But when you go beyond optics, it seems that celebrating true diversity is a more elusive endeavor.
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Even supporters quietly admitted that if his endeavor goes wrong, it could plunge the capital into violence.
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The volumetric tech also can be used for merch — the lifeblood of any artistic endeavor these days.
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Making tortillas seems like a complicated endeavor, but it's actually not as tough as you might expect.
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And PSP was never a Mac endeavor, which somewhat limited its appeal in the professional design space.
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Tran funded the line using money he'd made from his previous fashion endeavor, Fuccboi, which sold jerseys.
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Bringing the two, cannabis and autism, together, was never going to be an easy or straightforward endeavor.
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Saint John came to Uber from Apple, and will become chief marketing officer at talent agency Endeavor.
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Wilson, however, maintains skeptical of the endeavor and said she has little faith in the forthcoming panel.
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I became the sole customer service representative for the company's online cooking school, a relatively new endeavor.
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Now, though, Imagination was gone, and Hamling's only remaining publishing endeavor was his bi-monthly girlie magazine.
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An Anduril spokeswoman said that what it's trying to do is not the same as Microsoft's endeavor.
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FOIA requests are costly and can take years, making legitimate compliance with state laws a dubious endeavor.
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Being a group that writes about homosexuality within a broadly homophobic landscape can be a risky endeavor.
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The risk: Being tied to another scandal-tainted government endeavor may cause further financial and reputational harm.
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From time to time, a reviewer is much better known for some other endeavor than for writing.
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A generation or two ago, gymnastics was seen as a more viable athletic endeavor for young men.
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Some notion of truth is central to the proper functioning of nearly every realm of human endeavor.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry walked the red carpet of the Endeavor Fund Awards on Thursday night.
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Experience like that is indicative of the confidence, grit, and poise required to succeed in any endeavor.
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For me, dance music was always sitting around the corner, untouched and more of a subconscious endeavor.
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We talked to some experts about what Oath will be facing in putting such an endeavor together.
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But no, we've never had a split in an endeavor, one of these plays or movies, never.
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Although it may sound ridiculous, this hippie-dippy endeavor has spent significant time in the planning stages.
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This has been an endeavor by turns deeply serious, deliberately subversive, and flamboyantly exciting, depending on context.
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So he took a proposal to the university administration: What if game play were an athletic endeavor?
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Consequently, the documents do not provide enough information to determine the overall profitability of Amazon's Hollywood endeavor.
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By contrast, what I mainly noticed the second time around were the intimate sides of the endeavor.
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It's the latest endeavor for the entrepreneur who, in 2003, at age 19, founded her eponymous brand.
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And with that, an endeavor that has taken up almost half of Gilliam's life has been completed.
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This generally makes it easier to peel the eggs, which can be a very frustrating endeavor otherwise.
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Trying to find one's place in these systems by shaming black people is inherently a bloodsucking endeavor.
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But Endeavor is ambitious about growth, to put it mildly, and listening experiences represent a promising area.
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MOSAiC scientists face the challenge of continuing a massive international research endeavor that can't easily be stopped.
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It was a conscious endeavor to break free from established routines and the rigors of our jobs.
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Mr. Wrona devised a way to smuggle Mr. Drimmer out of the camp, a potentially fatal endeavor.
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But judging solely by the domestic market, the endeavor does not seem to be going very well.
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She was assisted in this endeavor by Carrie Hicks, who teaches the school's newspaper and leadership classes.
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The next big endeavor for one of Wall Street's top dogs could come via the public cloud.
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By any moniker, vacationing with one's adult siblings is a unique endeavor with particular benefits and challenges.
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The struggle to cure the disease has also become an endeavor to restore Sweden's imperilled humanitarian values.
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The visuals, as lawmakers quietly strode across the Capitol's statuary hall, underscored the seriousness of their endeavor.
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Marrochello said he had known early on that Miller would be successful in any endeavor she chose.
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The accumulated story cruft of four decades slowed the whole endeavor down, like barnacles on a hull.
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On the list of those projects on the company's website, though, the new UFO endeavor isn't listed.
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This is social interaction in the Uncanny Valley: statistically important but substantively meaningless — a completely individual endeavor.
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The labor market integration of today's refugees is achievable, but it's a lengthy, labor-intensive, costly endeavor.
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A skeptical Congress appropriated only $40 million of its $738 billion military budget for the new endeavor.
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He has made his call to deport all undocumented immigrants in the U.S. central to the endeavor.
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Nonoo is one of Meghan's best friends, and recently launched a fashion-related charitable endeavor with Meghan.
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The "enormous wealth" that he praises is not the be-all and end-all of human endeavor.
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