Hess was a frequent figure on the local rock scene.
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It's hard to put a dollar figure on user experience.
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The document didn't put a total figure on the cost.
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CNN reported that figure on Monday, citing three city officials.
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Putting a precise figure on the economic impact is difficult.
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It did not give a figure on total cost savings.
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The figure on the right, by contrast, is something else.
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We will not put a dollar figure on human life.
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Actually, I didn't figure on this theme for a Monday.
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Mr. Linhart was a prominent figure on that storied scene.
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His statement didn&apost put a dollar figure on the settlement.
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Gupta declined to put a figure on the bank's Africa investment.
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Barry Rohrssen cuts an imposing figure on the St. John's sideline.
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The Statistics Office will give the January figure on Feb 23.
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There isn't a definitive figure on how many children have depression.
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You can blame this spooky figure on a phenomena called pareidolia.
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Jenner shared a sneak peek of her wax figure on Twitter.
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One political figure on the list might satisfy skeptics: former Rep.
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For large parties, figure on spending $10 to $25 per bottle.
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Salazar declined to put a figure on the campaign's fundraising goal.
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A Statue of Liberty figure on stilts emerged from the crowd.
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The shadowy figure on my screen appears to be Zadie Smith.
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We're not going to put a dollar figure on human life.
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He did not provide any figure on the company's financial results.
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Karem is a highly controversial figure on the White House beat.
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This martyrdom made him a cult figure on the religious right.
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The figure on top is an angel, or ANGE in French.
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That tally is the lowest figure on record in the Asian nation.
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The Game of Thrones community lost a truly monumental figure on Monday.
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Would you give us a ballpark figure on how much you've received?
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Later in the day, emergency services posted the revised figure on Facebook.
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Unlike Obama, she's not an exciting new figure on the political stage.
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Hannah B. has been a curious figure on the show so far.
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There's nothing quite like a strong father figure on a TV show.
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IKEA Group is due to report its annual sales figure on Tuesday.
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Some claim he became the most recognizable public figure on the planet.
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Normally, deficits do not figure on my list of top 50 concerns.
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"We will not put a dollar figure on human life," he declared.
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AK: Can you give me a figure on how big it is?
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Police said 54.33,800 attended at the peak - the lowest figure on their record.
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The figure on his left is his destiny, a body disappearing into light.
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There is no definitive figure on how much oil Iran exported in March.
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StubHub accounted for $230 million of revenues, a flat figure on last year.
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It was impossible to put an exact figure on the number of protesters.
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These are the key points: Figure on having one bottle per drinking guest.
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Levan Chilachava is an imposing figure on the rugby pitch for his opponents.
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Literally a figure on a plinth, she becomes a monument to her refusals.
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But Mr. Boyega has become a sought-after figure on the style circuit.
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No figure on the Christian right can claim such a large youthful following.
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He sees him as a unique figure on the stage of world history.
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Antonin Scalia was, as everyone has noted, a unique figure on the Supreme court.
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Lawson invites us to look at everything, not just the figure on the roof.
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A ministry spokesman said he could not put an exact figure on the compensation.
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Despite being a ubiquitous figure on the campaign trail, Abedin almost never gives interviews.
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Deminor declined to put a figure on the proportion of VW shareholders it represents.
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The other figure on the activist side was Morris Hillquit who was a liberal
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Gramegna declined to put a figure on Britain's divorce bill, a key stumbling block.
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Mr. Mano (pronounced MAN-o) was an unpredictable, idiosyncratic figure on the literary scene.
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Kavanaugh, for what it's worth, won't be a unitary figure on the Supreme Court.
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She noted that Mr. Bannon had become an influential figure on the European right.
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Mr. Hensarling, 60, cut a less divisive but still influential figure on Capitol Hill.
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He didn't figure on running for reelection with a recession hanging over his presidency.
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One young lady saw a dark figure on the balcony of the master bedroom.
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Washington made frequent appearances at Syracuse games and remained a beloved figure on campus.
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Often a gruff figure on the campaign trail, Sanders also showed unusual signs of sentiment.
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No-one can put an exact figure on the total value that is leaving Africa.
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Solo museum exhibitions, residencies, and a Joan Mitchell Foundation grant also figure on her resume.
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I've got a view on it but I'm not wedded to a figure on it.
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I can't put a figure on it and I don't want to at the minute.
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Other studies have tried to put an exact figure on the cost of the epidemic.
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Mr. Trump is what he is — a malicious, malignant figure on the American political landscape.
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"The bigger question is how do they figure on going forward with me," he said.
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The virtual currency had already climbed above the big figure on other, albeit smaller, platforms.
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Figure on more than $200 million for Mayweather and more than $100 million for McGregor.
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China's Statistics Bureau is due to release the official August property investment figure on Thursday.
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But that figure on its own doesn't necessarily mean Trump will be defeated in 2020.
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Big exporter Caterpillar gave a figure on how much tariffs will affect its bottom line.
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The other officer, police Captain Moe Yan Naing, is the figure on the top right.
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Mr. Xi is often portrayed as a transformative, paternalistic figure on a pedestal with Mao.
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Mama June Shannon was all smiles while showing off her new size 4 figure on Tuesday.
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Mr Trump was a polarising figure on the campaign trail; he is no different in office.
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Born in 2400 on the Isle of Wight, Arthur Pigou cut a scruffy figure on campus.
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But there is no exact figure on how many would be affected by Clinton's tax increase.
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We will not give a figure [on how much match-fixing there is], because it's impossible.
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The swinging pendulum transformed in the mind's eye into a figure on a swing, legs extended.
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Now, that's a rather bullish figure on IBM's part, but it's not too hard to swallow.
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His practiced smile and distant gaze suggest he is already a figure on a postage stamp.
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A Tesla spokesperson disputed that 8 percent figure on Thursday, but declined to provide more information.
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According to police, Dalton told investigators that "a devil figure" on Uber's app was controlling him.
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Rokita's campaign announced the figure on Wednesday, which now gives him $85033 million cash on hand.
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Mosley is an incredibly popular figure on the far right, especially in the U.S. and Australia.
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Biden does not have to be the dominant figure on Tuesday — that will likely be Sanders.
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But putting a figure on this is hard, because nobody has thousands of years of data.
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He was a decorated general and public figure on the official business of a legitimate state.
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A multiple Grammy Award winner, she was a towering figure on operatic, concert and recital stages.
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Notably, the Baby Yoda Funko was a top-selling action figure on Amazon in early December.
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He declined to provide a new figure on Wednesday but stressed the company is gaining ground.
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Because of their opaque nature, it is hard to put an exact figure on shadow economies.
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The children interrupted their play when they noticed a familiar-looking figure on the television screen.
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In one of the monotypes – they are all "Untitled" – the mirrored figure on the left is made of patches of faint gray and barely-there-green, dark and light, while the patches of green, yellow, and gray defining the figure on the right give him more solidity.
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In fact, Kardashian will soon be helping others get their own killer figure on an upcoming E!
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It's not just the "aw shucks" gaffes or occasional handsiness or protective-father-figure-on-steroids quips.
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When the son spots a creepy-looking figure on the beach, his family doesn't seem to care.
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As part of this new focus, Raibert has become a familiar figure on the tech conference scene.
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And scientists still don't have an exact figure on the mass of Saturn's rings or their age.
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The crucial figure on median household incomes in rural America isn't even found on its official report.
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Vivienne has been such an important figure on the British fashion scene and continues tobe incredibly influential.
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Transgender women figure on television, in beauty pageants and at hair salons and cosmetics counters in Thailand.
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Her father, Robert L. Jones, a singer and guitarist, was a prominent figure on the Cambridge, Mass.
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During his speech he said, "Daddy's gone" ... Vin thinks of himself as the father figure on set.
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For one, Abreu is gaining more media coverage than just about any other figure on the left.
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He is married to Zhang Zetian, a popular figure on social media known as Sister Milk Tea.
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It was also the highest monthly export figure on customs database records going back to January 2017.
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A gifted athlete with an air of independence and adventurousness, he cut a charismatic figure on campus.
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" Cramer also predicted that Warren would win Iowa, calling her a "very compelling figure on the stump.
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A Funko-branded Baby Yoda toy became a top-selling action figure on Amazon in early December.
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It's almost impossible to put an exact figure on how much you might need for your sabbatical.
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Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent and leading figure on the political left, among other members of Congress.
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A couple should figure on up to $50 per day total for guides, drivers and food service.
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He said he didn't have an exact figure on the number of tickets that had been sold.
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Figures, reviewed by Business Insider, show that Huoshenshan reached this figure on its tenth day of operation.
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"Why waste more time on pointless speculation," the masked figure on screen said, interrupting the Q&A session.
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The authority will not put an exact figure on the amount because it is negotiating with its insurers.
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Two more figures are bent over, eating, while a figure on the right is looking across the table.
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Putting an exact figure on the nation's total solar power output, however, is proving to be notoriously difficult.
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If you were a public figure on FriendFeed, people's comments would sort of be attached to your post.
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Denmark says it foiled a Iranian intelligence plan to assassinate an Iranian Arab opposition figure on its soil.
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An animatronic figure on Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean ride also lost his top on the same day.
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But Shimon Peres remained a key figure on that scene for six decades and leaves a powerful legacy.
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In 2016, the Almost Famous star discussed Russell's role as her father figure on The Howard Stern Show.
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Brielle Biermann isn't shy about showing off her figure on Instagram — and having some fun with the captions.
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Throughout the first half of March, activists and celebrities and their followers spread the haunting figure on Instagram.
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Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), a leading figure on national security, said Tuesday he would be departing as well.
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He towers over just about everybody in baseball and cuts an even more imposing figure on the mound.
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Tesla put a 215-mile figure on the Model 3 — but insisted that was just the starting point.
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If you were a public figure on FriendFeed people's comments would sort of be attached to your post.
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And by all appearances he seemed fine letting other politicians cut a bigger figure on the campaign trail.
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Shots are exchanged between two groups of men and the slumped figure on the truck is fatally wounded.
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That approach may have changed, but Xiaomi had never put a figure on its take-home margin before.
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Frances McDormand, or Fran, as she is called in regular life, cuts a handsome figure on the street.
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In the game, you play as a hooded figure on a journey toward a mountain on the horizon.
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For years Liaquat Ali, better known as Ehsanullah Ehsan, was a familiar and dreaded figure on national media.
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Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum is another figure on the CBC's radar, as is former Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown.
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Joaquin Phoenix [who's up for best actor for "The Joker"] has been a fascinating figure on this circuit.
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Vrabel was a key figure on some of Bill Belichick's best defenses in New England's early-2000s dominance.
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It sure sounds like a lot of money, and conservatives hopped all over the figure on Monday morning.
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Former Argentine dictator Reynaldo Bignone, 88, the highest ranking figure on trial, was sentenced to 20 years in jail.
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His reputation for being a good guy has helped make "Uncle Joe" a hugely popular figure on the left.
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History will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and world around him.
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China, the world's biggest consumer and producer of the metal, will report its February aluminium export figure on Friday.
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China, the world's biggest consumer and producer of the metal, will report its February aluminum export figure on Friday.
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This fighter will arrive around February 2019, & look forward to a new #amiibo figure on 2/15 as well!
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He declined to specify which new services the collaboration aims to offer, or give a figure on cost savings.
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Arpaio's views on immigration and fights with the federal government have made him a figure on the national scene.
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At this point, no figure on the national stage has been savvy enough or fresh enough to outmaneuver Trump.
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"He could see, in the clubhouse, that character was something you can't put a dollar figure on," Schilling said.
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Rendered in marble, it is the only figure on display that conveys a black subject in a white material.
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Ms. Campbell is still at the top of her game, and an omnipresent figure on the global party circuit.
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An earlier version of this review misidentified the historical figure on whom one of the book's characters is based.
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Miami Dolphins wide receiver Kenny Stills, an outspoken figure on social justice issues, was quick to criticize his boss.
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Reirden is now the leading candidate to replace Trotz, who will be an intriguing figure on the coaching market.
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We slowly zoom in on a single figure on the deck, staring out into the blackness, scanning for …something.
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Mr. Tate, who was knighted in April for his services to music, cut an unusual figure on the stage.
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A third figure, on the left, feminized by pink washes and flowing hair, gazes vacantly beyond the picture plane.
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Sonja Hagander, realized to her shame that there was no Muslim religious figure on campus to help students grieve.
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I can't put a dollar figure on it, and I won't limit it to just the Rio Grande Valley.
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Early on when she received contracts, her primary concern was that the dollar figure on the contract was right.
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And Anderson is front and center throughout, often the only figure on screen, melancholy and cracking at the seams.
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The number of interceptions was up from 904 the previous year and was the second highest figure on record.
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Kardashian has become somewhat of a workout guru in recent years, often showing off her killer figure on social media.
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Since Rachel played my older sister in the movie, I just saw her as an older sister figure on set.
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It's 2016, and the new supermodel is not the icy, one-dimensional, stick-figure on a pedestal of years past.
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An enduring figure When "The Brady Bunch" ended, Henderson continued to be a figure on screen and on the stage.
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The fact is, Facebook probably doesn't have anything close to an accurate figure on how its platform has been abused.
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A divisive figure on the show, Jacbos returns in a smaller capacity this season without Ravenel — thanks to to Eliza.
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It is as if the figure on the right is dreaming his passage from matter to weightlessness, his own dissolution.
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The DJ was once a figure on the side, half-hidden behind the decks, just a means to the beats.
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Then the son sees a creepy figure on the beach — though the rest of the family seems not to notice.
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The famous Turkish chef/Internet sensation, real name Nusret Gokce, just revealed his very own wax figure on his Instagram.
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But he's not the only noxious figure on the fringe right to suffer as a result of being no-platformed.
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Read more: How 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' set Dany up as a tragic figure on 'Game of Thrones'
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One pro-Obamacare advocate put a figure on the cuts: 1.1 million fewer people enrolled in health coverage next year.
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What about the figure on the left side of "Surf Party" who appears to be wearing a white astronaut suit?
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Sonia Sotomayor was not viewed as a leading judicial figure on the courts despite many years as an appellate judge.
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But he has been outspoken in his disdain for Mr. Trump, and is a ubiquitous figure on cable news shows.
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In memoriam: Jessye Norman, a Grammy Award-winning soprano, was a towering figure on the operatic, concert and recital stages.
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Naturally the shutdowns hugely disrupt people&aposs daily lives, and Top 10 VPN put a cash figure on this disruption.
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If Germany truly is the centerweight of Europe, then it matters enormously what its leading figure on foreign policy thinks.
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Another industry source said that no streaming service in India is spending anything close to that figure on just content.
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And in the case of Clinton, a polarizing figure on the right, it's likely some negative comments are being included.
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A single word flashed behind a lonely caped figure on-stage at a giant warehouse in far south Brooklyn: UTOPIA.
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Last month, Google announced that its mobile ads have driven two billion app downloads, a figure on par with Facebook.
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Dorfman said "nearly 100 chicken houses" were confirmed destroyed in Georgia, but he didn't have a dollar figure on livestock losses.
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The company did not publish an exact figure on the number of resets, and said it had taken the move proactively.
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Traders awaited the U.S. Department of Agriculture's weekly pork export sales figure on Thursday to see whether China has continued buying.
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Kalanick, who began his testimony Tuesday, cut a more animated figure on the stand, particularly upon cross-examination from Uber's lawyers.
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Complex reports that last Wednesday, the famous wax museum announced they were putting a new Beyoncé figure on display through September.
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Last year non-financial firms stuck an extra £74bn ($96bn) in their bank accounts, by far the largest figure on record.
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While it's hard to put a dollar figure on how valuable Kanye's tweet is for the chain, there are useful comparisons.
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Stripped of most of her clothes and nearly all of her power, she is a hauntingly mortal figure on spindly legs.
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This after a better-than-expected nonfarm payrolls figure on Friday and some dovish comments from Chair Janet Yellen last week.
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He tied his professional high with eight strikeouts, having last reached that figure on July 22015, 220 with Double-A Tulsa.
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Ms Abbott did not know a single correct figure on the police recruitment policy she was on air to speak about.
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The Jersey Shore star, 31, flaunted her post-baby figure on Instagram Tuesday, all while still keeping it real about postpartum.
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Queensland's top insurers, Suncorp Group Ltd and RACQ, said it was too early to put a dollar figure on the damage.
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Slaughter was a beloved figure on Capitol Hill, and many lawmakers from both parties are expected to attend her funeral service.
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Trump himself became a leading figure on the American right by questioning whether Barack Obama was born in the United States.
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Her nightly show is a required stop for Democratic presidential contenders, and she is a widely revered figure on the left.
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Dimon, 63, has been CEO of JPMorgan for over a decade, and is a larger-than-life figure on Wall Street.
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Dimon, 63, has been CEO of JPMorgan for over a decade, and is a larger-than-life figure on Wall Street.
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Mohamad said he could not put a figure on how much palm oil Malaysia was looking to trade for defense equipment.
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Mr. Wilson is a well-known figure on the far right, seen as a champion for both firearms enthusiasts and anarchists.
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Houston is a longtime friend of Zuckerberg and will likely be a supportive figure on the board as Facebook faces scrutiny.
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The soprano Jessye Norman, who died on Monday at 74, was a towering figure on stages in New York and abroad.
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Who was the key figure on the planning board under four mayors who was behind that push, according to the article?
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Initial estimates on Thursday indicated the hotline saw a 147% increase in call volume, but RAINN updated that figure on Friday.
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Part of this project was delving into the biography of James Collins Johnson, a prominent figure on campus for 60 years.
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In the early 2000s Law, then an archbishop, was a prominent — if at times controversial — figure on the Boston sociopolitical scene.
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His death has been erroneously reported over the last 26 years, making him a cult figure on "Dead/Not Dead" celebrity lists.
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President-elect Donald Trump just met with another peculiar celebrity figure on the heels of his very public meeting with Kanye West.
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While pointing to Jordan indicates the scope of Phelps' ambitions, the Olympian declines to put a dollar figure on his revenue goals.
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"It's difficult to put a dollar figure on how much the average American consumer is going to have to pay," says French.
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The figure on the far right is Stein, with short gray hair and wearing a vest, as she often does in photographs.
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Panic spread in the pro-exit campaign when Nigel Farage, a leading figure on the "leave" side, tweeted his Brexit U-turn.
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Put simply, the longer you wait, the higher the dollar figure on the Social Security check that will arrive in your mailbox.
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Android Police doesn't have an exact figure on what this limit is, placing an estimate at four to five downloads a year.
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Musically, there's no denying the hot simmer of "DNA," the mocking piano figure on "Humble," the percussive oomph that defines the album.
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Following up on Home Alone and Contra figures, the company just teased an official "Weird Al" Yankovic figure on its Twitter feed.
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The 46-year-old has portrayed the central figure on the Shonda Rhimes medical drama since it premiered on ABC in 2005.
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Singer Zee exhibits a solid range and a flare for style, and she cuts a commanding figure on stages large and small.
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Stability in a deeply divided country A hero in his sectarian strongholds, Hariri is an altogether different figure on the national stage.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) said attention over Sanders's White House run would make him an impactful figure on these and other issues.
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You know, I know, they know, that the figure on the stage isn't Bruce Springsteen, or Beyoncé, or Joy Orbinson, or whoever.
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But "general secretary" may not be enough for Mr. Xi, who regards himself as a figure on par with China's greatest leaders.
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She was a catalytic figure on that night, along with Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson, female-identifying drag performers of color.
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Arpaio's hard-line views on illegal immigration and clashes with the federal government have made him a figure on the national scene.
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He declined to put a figure on his net worth, repeatedly saying that the question should be put to the tax authorities.
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Loans constitute 63% of the maturing debt, the highest proportion since 2014 and, at $750 billion, the highest dollar figure on record.
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Bezos did not put a total dollar figure on the efforts to decarbonize but said many of the initiatives would save money.
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Both the United States Embassy and Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha of South Korea reconfirmed the 1.04 trillion won figure on Wednesday.
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Another figure on Cruz's list of advisors is Michael Ledeen, a scholar at the neoconservative think tank Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.
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However, he has gained the trust of Trump and been a constant figure on the campaign since he joined the team in August.
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Harbour plays her father figure on the show, and this type of relationship has manifested between them in real life — bickering and all.
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New announcements from some other potentially large donors are expected to raise that figure on Friday, including Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Finland and Belgium.
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New announcements from some other potentially large donors are expected to raise that figure on Friday, including Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Finland and Belgium.
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Her uncharitable view of human frailty and the trials imposed by the unfairness of life makes her an incendiary figure on the left.
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Suddenly, she had gone from a mayor dealing with local angst over gentrification and high housing prices to a national figure on immigration.
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They can operate anywhere in the world, which makes it harder to track them down or put a solid figure on their takings.
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Details: Not too many yet, as the San Antonio-based company only put a $100 million placeholder figure on its S-1 filing.
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This was a powerful and well-respected man, one who even had a reputation for being a relatively progressive figure on gender discrimination.
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Bey's father came on "TMZ Live" and we asked him to give us a ballpark figure on when the twins will be delivered.
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That is painfully clear when you see Mario walk next to them: Clearly, the figure on the left is an anatomically modern human.
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"We are not defined by the color of our skin, the figure on our paycheck or the party of our politics," he said.
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The euro area figure on the other hand came in at 1.3 percent, an increase from the previous month, but lower than estimates.
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The figure on the extreme right is the most tree-like in appearance and treatment, as it is cropped by the frame's edge.
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The Canadian government has not given a precise figure on how many of the border crossers were asylum seekers in the United States.
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In October, Denmark accused Iranian agents of attempting to carry out a plot to assassinate an Iranian-Arab opposition figure on Danish soil.
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Since most of those newly drilled fossil fuels are headed overseas, it's hard to put a figure on how it benefits the region.
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The speech has turned Mr. Graham into a heroic figure on the right, where he has often been seen as untrustworthy and opportunistic.
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Into that crucible has stepped Mr. Farage, perhaps the most divisive figure on the British political landscape, but also among the most effective.
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But Mr. Ilyasi remained a figure on Indian television, producing and starring in two other crime shows as he pursued an acting career.
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She became a multimedia culinary force, a frequent figure on the lecture circuit whose weekly lectures were published in The Boston Evening Transcript.
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Mr. Patel's efforts to discredit the Russia investigation made him a minor celebrity in conservative circles but a divisive figure on Capitol Hill.
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He soon switched to the tenor, partly to skirt the comparisons, and established himself as a central figure on the New York scene.
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The plaque-headed figure still has its plaque head — and the diving figure on the third floor has his door to dive into.
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He is such a figure on the world stage that it's good they get to know each other, and maybe build a friendship.
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Robert J. Kibbee, the CUNY chancellor, recommended Dr. Cobb, but faculty members, students and alumni preferred Dr. Hirschfield, a popular figure on campus.
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Click on any figure on the iPads provided in the gallery and each person tells a tale, either about themselves or the city.
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One, it's almost certain that BMW is basing this range figure on the European testing cycle, which tends to return more optimistic estimates.
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Despite leading one of the world's most reclusive states, Kim Jong-un has proved to be an adroit figure on the world stage.
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"We do know for sure that people are accessing PEP for PrEP, but we can't put a figure on it exactly," he replies.
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News of the discovery sparked jubilation among relatives and rescuers and spread swiftly enough to figure on the front pages of Tuesday's newspapers.
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He declined to put a figure on savings from this latest plan but said it would remove duplication and result in "significant cost reduction".
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The mother of two, 29, shared photos of herself in a red velvet dress that clung to her slim figure on Instagram Tuesday morning.
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He restored diplomatic ties with most Sunni Muslim countries: notably, he was the only senior Iranian figure on cordial terms with the Saudi leadership.
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It's not unlike having a mom-like figure on call to text you tips, only without the baggage of actually texting with your mom.
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If the most conspicuous figure on British campuses in the 1960s was the radical sociologist, the most conspicuous figure today is the academic entrepreneur.
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It was, instead, the way he towered over the occasion, the dominant figure on the field even when he was nowhere near the ball.
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Daily active users are also up 14 percent year over year, though Twitter didn't give an exact figure on where those are at overall.
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Pierre Garcon and DeSean Jackson both played well last season, but it's hard to carry a $19.45 million cap figure on two starting wideouts.
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It takes less than five minutes to become a "public figure" on Instagram, a status that carries over from the app's parent company, Facebook.
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Even throughout his tenure as a non-wrestling authority figure on SmackDown Live, Bryan never stopped being the most popular performer on the roster.
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And a lot of people were trying to figure on Friday, a lot of people trying to figure out what exactly does that mean?
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The Czech Republic also released a higher than expected February trade surplus figure on Monday and a 1.5 percent annual rise in industrial output.
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On Twitter, she has developed an impressive following — 6.86m — who regard her as an authoritative and influential figure on all matters — not just magical.
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"We are not defined by the color of our skin, the figure on our paycheck or the party of our politics," he said Wednesday.
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An agency spokesman declined to provide an updated figure on Thursday, saying officials would only provide the total number of immigrant children in custody.
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Kylie flaunted her flawless figure on the beach in Malibu, showing off her endless curves in a thong underneath a see-through wrap skirt.
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Altogether, 150 women were murdered in the state last year, the second highest figure on record, according to the Jalisco Institute of Forensic Sciences.
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Mr. Gokce, 35, cuts a dapper figure; on the job he wears a white T-shirt and sunglasses and performs dazzling, precise knife work.
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She became one of the most recognizable faces of the administration, a popular figure on the right who was cheered at Mr. Trump's rallies.
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Gloria dropped out of school at 17, joined her mother in Beverly Hills and was soon a glamorous figure on the Hollywood party circuit.
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A prominent figure on the Greenwich Village folk scene of the 21974s, he wrote songs performed by Bette Midler, Carly Simon and the Muppets.
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But it was particularly hard to miss Betances' familiar figure on Sunday morning before the Yankees played the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre.
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But it was particularly hard to miss Betances' familiar figure on Sunday morning before the Yankees played the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre.
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It has been almost two years since the still-mysterious assassination of Boris Nemtsov, another charismatic opposition figure, on the doorstep of the Kremlin.
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Both cases illustrated that, for the time being, at least, Anthony Kennedy remained the swing vote, and thus the pivotal figure on the Court.
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In 2003, the Department of Justice brought charges against more than 13,000 offenders for Federal firearms crimes, still the highest annual figure on record.
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The black and white flyer shows a hooded figure on a horse, dressed in typical KKK robes and waving a torch above his head.
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Look out for tension between your beliefs and an authority figure on Tuesday, when love and money planet Venus faces off with spiritual Neptune.
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Before "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" you would be hard pressed to find a female action figure on the shelves of your favorite toy store.
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The Colombian — a former conditioning coach at Manchester City — cuts a frantic figure on the touchline and his temper has occasionally gotten him into trouble.
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How will his political backing work now and how will he react to the latest developments as a reliable political figure on a diplomatic level?
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This must be a hand of someone who is really perfectly knowledgeable in this and who is a well-known figure on the international market.
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They confirm they are tracking hires, but won't put a figure on how many blue-collar workers have gained employment via their platform as yet.
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There is something joyous about the light-filled figure on the left, a sense of ease and acceptance in this figure melding into his surroundings.
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Even Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader and a deeply unpopular figure on the right, would be invited on Air Force One, Mr. Christie pledged.
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Kneeing my way around the four square ring, an unworthy amongst the worthy, I noticed a senior looking figure on the margins of the ring.
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"The Donald Trump post-first season of The Apprentice all of a sudden became a very popular figure on Main Street, U.S.A.," Dowd told Frontline.
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It's impossible to put a precise figure on how many mass shooting victims are intended targets and how many are collateral damage from random bullets.
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" Though Springsteen goes on to say that he thinks "we'll survive Trump," he also doesn't know if he sees a "unifying figure on the horizon.
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House Republicans, however, repeatedly noted during the probe that they view Schiff as a partisan figure on the panel, while Democrats have blasted Nunes's behavior.
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But a strong leader sweeps in — a gallant figure on horseback who inspires his men — whose bravery is beyond question and whose resolve never wavers.
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The U.S. dollar index was at its lowest since September at 95.089, while the greenback bought 112.49 yen having shed a big figure on Friday.
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Since then, Thomas emerged as a unique figure on the court, rarely speaking during oral arguments and plotting his own conservative course on the law.
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That includes $22019,000 on catering and venue rentals at the president's properties in Florida and Washington, D.C. The Washington Post reported that figure on Tuesday.
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When Prince overlays one image on another, he makes sure the contrast is graphically obvious — an outlined white figure on top of a multicolored one.
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He says it would help to "put a dollar figure on the value of electing Trump" because Democratic presidential candidates will likely oppose the plan.
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There is something deeply arresting about watching one figure on an empty stage; it's unnerving and weird and the antithesis of a Big Rock Performance.
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When I ask him if he feels any responsibility to be a positive black figure on Japanese TV, he's a little cautious in his answer.
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"OCD thinks it's an authoritative figure on all things having to do with safety, and then it tells you what you should do," Nicely said.
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The average hit among companies that put a dollar figure on the impact was $217 million, slicing an average of $0.07 from earnings per share.
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Bolton was viewed as a polarizing figure on Capitol Hill, where Democrats, and some Republicans, worried that he pushed Trump toward more hawkish foreign policies.
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The most popular figure on the left, by some polling consensus, identifies as an independent: Mr. Sanders, who would be 79 on Election Day 2020.
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Mr. Rockefeller could well be the last of a less and less visible family to have cut so imposing a figure on the world stage.
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As Young performs, animators take notes as they work to turn the stick figure on their screens into the familiar blonde — supplemented with a human edge.
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The reality star flaunted her post-baby figure on Instagram in a bikini two weeks after giving birth, all while still keeping it real about postpartum.
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His family and neighbors said that he was a familiar figure on the street corner and was known to be mentally ill, even by local police.
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Washington (CNN)Gary Johnson is trying to be a major figure on the world stage, and it doesn't sound like he's doing it for the company.
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There's little chance they'll be interested in putting a dollar figure on how much that data — the core of their business — is actually worth to them.
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There's talk of a shadowy, big bad figure on the horizon, though he's clearly just being set up for an appearance in some hoped-for sequel.
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While a legendary figure on Wall Street, Thain still carries some controversy around his time at Merrill, including a high decorating bill for his office then.
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And while Martin has remained a close friend and familiar figure on the actress' social media, Falchuk hasn't received his own personal Insta tribute until now.
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Charlize Theron is known for her slim frame on the red carpet, but the actress has a curvier figure on the set of her new film.
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The web version was published on Friday, August 24 after it was restored, and includes an updated figure on FEMA funds dedicated to restoring the grid.
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Bratton has been a figure on the national stage, including in the debate this year over domestic surveillance tactics involving Muslims amid heightened fears of terrorism.
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Biden stood like a wax figure on the stage—he was there to remind the audience of the way things were before Donald Trump was president.
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Warren, whom critics paint as a stiff, professorial figure, has proven a far warmer and spontaneous figure on the campaign trail than that caricature would suggest.
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But before the madness, the movie opens with a shot that starts in tight on a Christ-like figure on a cross that's covered in snow.
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As far as circulating coins in use today, just one woman of color is represented among the lot: the "Sacagawea" figure on the one-dollar coin.
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Marina Lizarazu, a junior guard and a key figure on this year's team, readily downsized in transferring to Iona after her freshman year at Texas Tech.
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But clouding the eurozone growth data was another new figure on Friday, indicating that consumer prices in the currency union were down 0.2 percent in April.
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What really turns this painting into something else is her placement of what appear to be two fish overlapping the standing figure on the lower left.
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Maybe more than any other figure on Capitol Hill, Graham personifies his party's spastic, incoherent, humiliating response to Trump across time and its fatally misguided surrender.
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We all felt, however, that it was important that he should figure on the album, as he had been an integral part of the whole process.
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King, who is running for reelection, is a controversial and polarizing figure on Capitol Hill, whose comments about race and immigration have sparked outrage and condemnation.
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Indeed, when Mr. Jones was merely a marginal figure on the paranoid right, the case could plausibly be made that he was better left in obscurity.
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C-SPAN's communications director, Howard Mortman, shared the figure on his Twitter feed Thursday afternoon, one day after Ocasio-Cortez gave her first House floor speech.
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A multiple Grammy Award winner, Ms. Norman, pictured above at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam in 1989, was a towering figure on operatic, concert and recital stages.
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Authorities have no exact figure on how many native animals in total have been killed but experts say it is likely to be in the millions.
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Dyson Ball Multi Floor 303 Upright Vacuum See Details You can currently get $230 off the Sphero R220-D225 App-Enabled Droid Action Figure on Amazon.
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It's a very sweet family moment, and Hawk's decision to share it is one of the reasons he's become such a beloved figure on social media.
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As more announcements get made through social media, it's becoming easier to pull off hoaxes by impersonating a public figure on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, or Facebook.
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Netflix and Amazon are up an eye-popping 81.7 and 69.6 percent, respectively, with the latter briefly hitting the $1 trillion market cap figure on Tuesday.
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Other icons in its action figure offerings include Pope Francis and Donald Trump (though the company named it the "Evil Trump Action Figure" on its site).
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What we will not see again, sadly, is the dapper figure on the podium, hands and fingers flicking this way and that, a diagram in motion.
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That huge $3.5 trillion figure on the cost of healthcare masks a lot of important information, notably how much of that spending is captured by insurers.
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But this idea was popular across the board with the US on 67 per cent and Germany, which had the lowest figure, on 62 per cent.
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TALK to Germany's policymakers in Berlin or Frankfurt and the chances are that somebody will invoke Goethe, the nation's foremost literary figure, on the perils of inflation.
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The Department of Justice charged 60 people last year with supporting or committing crimes because of their sympathies to Islamic State, the largest annual figure on record.
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It's so easy to glance at the "calories burned" figure on the cardio machine and then add more time to your workout to make the number higher.
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Twitter did permanently ban another controversial figure on Thursday: the livestreamer and alt-right intellectual Baked Alaska, who has frequently flirted with Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism.
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Friday's report puts a dollar figure on the donation by Singer, who spent millions either in support of other Republican presidential candidates or in opposition to Trump.
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Robert Primus, people close to the CBC said, is a highly respected figure on the Hill and a big reason why Capuano himself is so well-regarded.
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Stewart, for his part, turns Professor X into a heartbreaking figure, on the verge of disintegration from age and trauma, and prone to sentimental obsession over Laura.
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A Latinx figure on the left has long hair braided with light blue, pink and white ribbons, and one foot rests on a cracked riot police helmet.
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He is seen standing at his desk, hands thrown in the air, with a giant, blue Muppet-like figure on his desk wearing a Brexit t-shirt.
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In contrast, the random scatter of dots in the figure on the right shows that labor supply for high-income families is insensitive to the jobless rate.
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A solid figure on employment growth in September likely will reinforce expectations that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates by year-end, analysts and traders said.
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Toni Can you give a ballpark figure on what percentage of the vote could be affected by an outstanding data operation versus an average or mediocre one?
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The spokesman did not put a figure on the size of the compensation but said the problems affected three percent of the 200,000 customers using the platform.
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In order to implement this type of approach into your portfolio, Kostin recommends allocating an equal investment figure on the day of addition, and avoiding a rebalance.
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Dominating the movement, like the carved figure on the prow of a warship, is Agnès Dorgelle (Catherine Jacob), whose rallies amount to an act of collective worship.
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Denmark said earlier on Tuesday it suspected the Iranian intelligence service had tried to carry out an attack on an Iranian Arab opposition figure on its soil.
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Kennedy, a conservative who sometimes sided with the court's liberals on divisive social issues such as gay rights and abortion, was a key figure on the court.
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It was a typically flamboyant performance from Paire who, with his bushy black beard and dyed white hair, cuts quite a figure on the Roland Garros clay.
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She'd been a public figure on social media for a good three years to that point, though she'd always made sure to keep her personal life separate.
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The speeches of Tommy Robinson , the former leader of the E.D.L. and the best-known figure on the British far right, have garnered millions of views online.
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He has to understand he's becoming an important figure on the world stage, and he needs to cultivate the same reputation his father has — clean, modest, conciliatory.
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The verdict on Friday could come into play in the trial in April because it puts a per-phone dollar figure on some of Qualcomm's intellectual property.
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One tech upgrade was underwhelming: an augmented-reality app, "The U2 Experience," that turned Bono into a gleaming, spectral figure on phone screens for just one song.
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"In more than size, he was the largest figure on the European continent in decades," former President Bill Clinton wrote in his memoir, "My Life," in 2004.
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She was a well-known figure on Puerto Rico social media, where people frequently posted photos and comments mocking her as something of an oddball bag lady.
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The company declined to comment on its current valuation and the most recent figure on PitchBook, which has the company valued at $460 million, is from 2014.
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Kennedy was a complicated figure on the Supreme Court, but he was the key architect for the cases that have most impacted the lives of LGBTQ people.
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Democrats could also wind up agreeing to a larger figure on border security as long as the language of the deal steers clear of mentioning a wall.
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He said economic activity had picked up significantly since Russia entered the war on the government side in 2015, but did not put a figure on the increase.
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Castro spent decades as a towering, if controversial figure on the world stage, a constant irritant to the U.S. and an inspiration to liberation movements around the globe.
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The 23-year-old supermodel flaunted her figure on Instagram Wednesday evening, sharing a selfie to her feed that showed off her barely-there ruffled black bikini top.
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An action film star who portrays himself as a James Bond cum-Rambo figure on social media, Perez has added surreal twists to Venezuela's long-running political drama.
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Established star Demi Moore was a frequent figure on the set according to the actor — and made Willis "kind of distracted" from making deeper connections with his costars.
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But ultimately, the people who would collect the award for Three Billboards' Best Picture win are the producers, not the director, ostensibly the most important figure on set.
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Posobiec is a well-known figure on Twitter -- he has more than 181,000 followers -- thanks to his vociferous defenses of Trump and his willingness to promote conspiracy theories.
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"Putting a figure on that or making that a target has not been agreed by the Eurogroup," Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem told a news conference after the meeting.
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The concert closed with "Songs From Solomon's Garden," based on the Song of Songs by the German composer Matthias Pintscher, a well-established figure on the Modernist scene.
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What's more, blood vessels burst due to the electric discharge, and the heat can create a scarring pattern called a Lichtenberg figure on the skin (though it's rare).
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Castro will also still be a member of the National Assembly and, even if he is no longer president, remains the most powerful public figure on the island.
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Support from Bannon is helpful, McDaniel said, with strong Trump supporters who know Bannon was a leading figure on the President's campaign and with those who read Breitbart.
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Ren said he had "no idea" who might be interested in buying, and he did not put a figure on how much Huawei's 5G "stack" might be worth.
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Though his Charlotte Hornets are 29th in Forbes' list of NBA franchise values, owner Michael Jordan is the highest-rated sports figure on the list at No. 4.
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In that vein, Nicholson asked Congress to invest more in the Afghan air force, though he didn't offer a dollar figure on how much that investment could cost.
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Australia's Federal Court published the figure on Thursday after approving its terms earlier in the month, in a decision ending the last crisis-era case against the firm.
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Demidov," says Tinrod, trying to connect with the disheveled figure on his left, "Would you please tell our viewers what it is you saw on that fateful day?
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The latest Trumpian figure on the world stage is Jair Bolsonaro, a not-so-crypto-authoritarian who just won an absolutely crushing victory to become Brazil's next president.
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You cannot put a figure on the number of young women who have been squelched or run out of Dodge because they haven't been able to tolerate it.
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The following year, he became Austria's youngest foreign minister, at 27, and a figure on Europe's international stage, in his trim navy suits, often worn without a tie.
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The rare document was personally signed by Bryant in blue ballpoint pen shortly after he dropped the incredible figure on the Toronto Raptors in that legendary 2006 performance.
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Mr. Zorn, a saxophonist and seminal figure on New York's improvising avant-garde, has staged "Cobra" and "Hockey" — the game pieces presented here — many times through the years.
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The final figure, on the third floor, is cut off mid-torso by the door to what was then Mr. Mallon's apartment, where it appears to dive headfirst.
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He declined to put a figure on savings from this latest plan but told reporters it would remove duplication within the group and its impact would be significant.
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Her televised theatrics are one reason why she has become a hugely popular figure on the right and why her Twitter mentions pulsate with love from Trump supporters.
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One of the accusers did not tell the authorities at the time, her lawyer said, partly because Mr. Fairfax was a politically influential figure on the Duke campus.
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Still, she said in a telephone interview, Mr. Guterres could be a far more influential figure on gender equality as the leader of the 193-member United Nations.
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Voronenkov would come to represent a new kind of figure on the international stage: an adhocrat, someone who moved fluidly between the worlds of intelligence, crime and politics.
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This sounds bad, but it's actually not the first time a high-profile figure on Trump's side has pointed to Japanese internment camps to defend anti-Muslim polices.
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U.S. President Trump cuts a lone figure on the world stage after his Jerusalem announcement, General Electric announces a slate of job cuts and wildfires spread across southern California.
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The widening pay gap reflects a growing income inequality, according to the AFL-CIO, the largest federation of U.S. labor unions, which posted the latest figure on its website.
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The Pops that have two figures in them, particularly with one figure on top of another, can be tricky for the design team, especially when it comes to proportions.
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The costs of mercury pollution are hard to price, because it is difficult to put a figure on the cognitive impairment of children and fetuses due to mercury contamination.
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Expect to be in touch with some formidable figure on or near Monday—be it your boss or your dad—but don't worry; they want to share with you!
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Over the last two years, Bannon has proven himself to be a formidable figure on the right, with both the means and the ambition to alter the political landscape.
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Yiannopoulos has been a provocative figure on the internet for years, and has been widely criticized for comments he has made about Muslims, Black Lives Matter activists and feminists.
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Charlotte Hornets owner Michael Jordan is the highest-rated sports figure on the list at No. 4 with a net worth is $1.7 billion, up $300 million from 2017.
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Bollore was already a prominent figure on France's corporate landscape, having hosted former French president Nicolas Sarkozy on his yacht and having once befriended Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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Chris Cuomo, the son of one New York governor and the brother of another, is a popular figure on CNN's morning program "New Day," which ends at 9 a.m.
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He did not disclose an exact figure on the wearables business, but Maestri said wearables and home products accounted for 90 percent of growth in the "other products" category.
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We spend $86 billion a year, and that probably understates the figure, on IT. ... Those are orders of magnitude higher than anything you would see in the private sector.
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The QAnon conspiracy theory refers to a figure on online message boards 4chan and 85033chan who claims to be a high-level government official with a "Q" security clearance.
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Cohn has been advocating for Shahira Knight — a senior figure on the NEC who is well-regarded on the Hill and played a crucial role in passing tax reform.
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By this time, he had long been prominent as a leading critic of détente and arms-control talks with the Soviet Union, and a loathed figure on the left.
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Its bills feature Queen Elizabeth on one side, and a historical figure on the other; the current £50 has James Watt and Matthew Boulton, pioneers of the steam engine.
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As powerful as the billionaire is, he is something of an outsider within the royal family — not a dissident, but an unusually outspoken figure on a variety of issues.
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To some supporters of Mr. Sanders, who remains a powerful, animating figure on the Democratic left, the agreement described by Ms. Brazile reignited the anger they felt for Mrs.
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The Iowa Republican is a controversial and polarizing figure on Capitol Hill who has a track record of making racist comments that have generated backlash across the political spectrum.
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He is a far less polarizing figure on the national stafe than Cruz and already has more campaign cash than any other senator, with $5.8 million in the bank.
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His work with the US women's Olympic gymnastics team made him a respected figure on campus, and several women said in court that he had a god-like status.
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Spencer is a widely known figure on the internet because of his toxic, xenophobic views, but it took a media organization asking "Why?" for any action to be taken.
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At the same time, the economic cabinet is mostly empty, making Gary Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, the go-to figure on jobs, business and growth.
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Sullivan is a relatively well-regarded figure on Capitol Hill, and his nomination to serve as the U.S. envoy in Moscow is expected to make it through the Senate.
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One of the most precious pieces recovered after the looting was the Bassetki, a 4,19883-year-old copper sculpture of a seated nude human figure on a round pedestal.
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He's long been a constant figure on the global nightlife circuit too, often linking up with the world-roaming Detroit Love party alongside contemporaries like Moodymann and Carl Craig.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has become a dominant figure on social media, and democratic socialists have won seats in state legislatures and city councils throughout the country, including in Pennsylvania.
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Trumka is a highly influential figure on trade issues, and his support is likely to be necessary for the passage of any legislation on trade promoted by the administration.
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Malaysia's new government has said it has 1 trillion ringgit in debt and liabilities, blaming the ballooning figure on abuses by the previous administration led by scandal-plagued Najib Razak.
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A senior opposition figure on Thursday told Reuters the oil field's opening would not help the government's chances, given that it has overseen a slump since winning the 2012 election.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark said on Tuesday it suspected an Iranian government intelligence service had tried to carry out a plot to assassinate an Iranian Arab opposition figure on its soil.
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Speaking at the White House, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin didn't give a figure on how much that tax would be, but Trump has previously pushed for a 10 percent tax.
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That complicated the message for both contenders — were they really running, or were they simply stalking horses for Romney or Paul Ryan or some other establishment figure on the sidelines?
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She was the first young Trump to appear on his reality TV series, "The Apprentice," and, despite her tender age and limited experience, became an authority figure on the show.
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Giles Fraser, an Anglican cleric who is a prominent figure on the religious and intellectual left, is a convinced supporter of leaving what he sees as the capitalist European club.
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Update: A representative from Indiegogo stated that the figure on their site included the funds raised by Kickstarter, putting total crowdfunding of Ossic X at $3.2 million, not $5.9 million.
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Alternatively, if the Republicans were in control of the legislature, they could redistrict the state so that it has the convoluted boundaries seen in the figure on the far right.
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The 28-year-old actor was an electrifying figure on-screen and on the cusp of critical acclaim for his role as the Joker in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight.
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It did not provide a figure on the sums involved, but a spokesman for the prosecutors said several million euros had been illegally diverted from funds available to repay creditors.
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We explored its tiny rooms where monks once lived and prayed, most notably St. Ignatius, who founded it in the 16th century and is a venerated figure on the island.
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Two years later, she is still no firebrand, but she is emerging as a solid, relevant figure on the national political scene, inviting some comparisons with Angela Merkel's methodic rise.
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Highest-grossing 'Superman' movie: The 2013 film "Man of Steel" has the highest figure on record, with a nonadjusted gross of $291 million, according to figures from Box Office Mojo.
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He was the lone figure on the floor, standing atop a walkway on an eight-foot stage, staring out into an empty ground floor, soon to be filled by converts.
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Gretchen Whitmer, an emerging figure on the national political landscape, endorsed Joe Biden on Thursday, giving the former vice president a boost days ahead of his showdown with Vermont Sen.
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Warren is a "very compelling figure on the stump," Cramer said, predicting that she's going to win the first-in-the nation nominating contest in Iowa, set be held Feb.
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A more obscure figure on the barricades was Barbara Smith Conrad, a gifted young singer whose black skin precluded her from joining a University of Texas opera production in 1957.
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In 2015, Mr. Lew started a 10-month process to develop a plan that was initially intended to honor a female historical figure on the $10 bill, replacing Alexander Hamilton.
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Catherine (Cat) De Orio's high-wattage personality — not to mention her knowledge of all things food — has made her a respected figure on the Chicago food scene and, increasingly, nationally.
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Some lenders are likely to run multiple deal trees and could figure on the loans supporting CP and Central, ensuring a role for banks regardless of which bidder emerges victorious.
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The 30-year-old posts all kinds of updates and behind-the-scenes moments to her Instagram Story, making her perhaps the most powerful American political figure on the platform.
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Macron, meanwhile, cuts a more formidable figure on the world stage than at home, where his approval rating languishes at 27% and the far right is clawing at the door.
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And the fallout on the economy is projected to be just as swift: Morgan Stanley economists see the unemployment rate jumping to its highest figure on record since the 1940s.
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The administration has not yet put a figure on how much it believes it can save through curbing regulations over the course of a year or longer, Ms. Rao said.
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After watching his father, Irving, help found the neoconservative movement, he joined the Reagan administration as an aide to Education Secretary William Bennett, a leading figure on the cultural right.
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"Because I am convinced she's going to be nominee of party, and we need to start figure on what we need to do to be victorious in November," he continued.
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The so-called "Frick Shield Bearer," for example, is young, lithe, and supple, while the twin figure, on loan from the Princely Collections in Liechtenstein, is heavier and more muscular.
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Aramco had originally planned to open its books for the first time in 2017 and provide an accurate updated figure on the kingdom's total crude reserves as preparation for floating.
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" The bottom line: "Within a couple of months of his appointment as prime minister, he became the figure on whom the last hopes of so many Russian people were pinned.
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Long thought of as a lone wolf because he is quiet and often keeps to himself at tournaments, Moore cut a likable figure on an American team of big personalities.
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The distended floating heads of a Black woman and white man rise alongside the figure on either side, conveying a sense of duality and forming the shape of a cross.
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"Leap Dave Williams" is a beloved folk figure on par with Santa Claus; he supposedly emerges from the Mariana Trench once every four years, to exchange children's tears for candy.
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Washington had the nation's top run defense during the regular season, allowing 22016 yards per game, but Saquon Barkley matched that figure on a single run in the second quarter.
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Luebcke was a hate figure on far-right Internet forums critical of Chancellor Angela Merkel's 2015 decision to welcome around a million refugees at the height of the refugee crisis.
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Enright said that ensuring compliance under GDPR was complicated and costly, but wouldn't put a figure on how much Google had spent on complying with GDPR when asked by one lawmaker.
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As the Night King and his army fall, so does one key figure on Winterfell's side: Jorah Mormont, who dies saving the Khaleesi he solemnly swore to protect with his life.
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Hayek was not an absolute libertarian, and he allowed for government to provide some assistance, but he remains a controversial figure on the left because of how marginal those concessions were.
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Thanks, however, to his incendiary comments about immigrants and Muslims, Mr. Trump has moved from being a buffoonish figure on the margins of British consciousness to the center of political debate.
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The left side of Ali did not beckon like the right but instead, just as forcefully offered concern and compassion, connecting to the figure on the floor through an invisible cord.
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Along with paid-up sponsors, official merchandisers and big-money teams, many other vendors will cash in on Sunday, Burton said, although it's almost impossible to put a figure on it.
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By November, he had to switch over from his personal Facebook page to posting as a public figure on a fan page, because he was overwhelmed by posts, tags, and messages.
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Bohnert noted that the company tracks its inventory, including bikes that get stranded or dumped in a river, but didn't provide a figure on how many of Mobike's vehicles get destroyed.
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Currently, around 65 percent of the beer sold in the Czech Republic is in stores, a figure on the rise and one Prazdroj and other breweries believe will continue to increase.
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All of them figure on a police list of 800 important suspected militants, and 20 are considered "very significant arrests," said Monirul Islam, director of counterterrorism for the Dhaka Metropolitan Police.
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Well before Trump became a central figure on the right, Republicans engaged in concerted efforts to suppress the minority vote and deployed racial demagoguery to serve their electoral and ideological ends.
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"History will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and world around him," U.S. President Barack Obama said, extending "a hand of friendship" to Cuba.
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The ceremony's most striking moment, however, involved a lone figure on a bare stage: the Brazilian model Gisele Bündchen, taking the longest catwalk ever, along the length of the Maracanã floor.
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The Putin figure on-stage is, pretty obviously, a deepfake: an artificial intelligence-manipulated video that can make someone appear to say or do something they haven't actually said or done.
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The crackdown on bumpstocks did not include a buyback, but it still provides a roadmap for how the federal government might put a dollar figure on other steps of the process.
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The President should put a General, a respected retired CEO.... or some other senior leadership figure on the job of making sure each and every child is returned to their parents.
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"The actress caught flak earlier in the week for posting a photo of her pregnant figure on Instagram, captioning it with a reference to the rapper's hit song, "Baby Got Back.
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No details of the likely price of the milling operations have emerged and it is hard to put a precise figure on it as SAGO had never been run for profit.
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Dimitri Chamblas, a former dancer and film producer who is a well-known figure on the European dance scene, is now the dean of dance at California Institute of the Arts.
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During last winter's Michelangelo exhibit, a $185 bangle bracelet imprinted with his sketch of the Libyan Sibyl, a female figure on the Sistine Chapel ceiling in Rome, was a huge seller.
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In fact, according to rumor at the time, Mr. Sununu had privately urged the appointment of Judge Jones, a deeply conservative and polarizing figure on her court, where she still serves.
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It's also a reminder that for all Trump's omnipresence on Twitter and cable TV, Pelosi remains the dominant figure on Capitol Hill when it comes time to actually getting something accomplished.
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Johnson is the first head of state to confirm he has contracted coronavirus, but not the first major UK figure: on Wednesday, it was announced that Prince Charles was also infected.
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The female figure on the shore represents the city; her sword points downward to signal peace, and the two turtle doves "mated for life" on her shield represent camaraderie and loyalty.
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Jones, a beloved figure on NBC's "This Is Us," and Wiley, a compelling presence on Hulu's "Handmaid's Tale," took home the prizes for best guest actor and actress in a drama.
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He said while he doesn't have a dollar figure on the value of her assets, the lack of a will means the finances will become public in Oakland County Probate Court.
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Once a fringe figure on Labour's far left, Corbyn unexpectedly won the party leadership in 2015 on a wave of grassroots enthusiasm for his radical policies, especially among some young people.
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The Biden campaign, in particular, pounced, and appears to hope Biden's reputation as a statesman and figure on the world stage can help him maintain a top position in the race.
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The two quickly became a couple, and Ms. Pallenberg, photographed in miniskirts or hip-hugger pants and her signature wide-brimmed hats, became a familiar figure on the group's worldwide tours.
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A Baby Yoda toy from Funko quickly became a top-selling action figure on Amazon in early December — even though customers who preordered the toy will not receive it until May.
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Once a fringe figure on Labour's far left, Corbyn unexpectedly won the party leadership in 2015 on a wave of grassroots enthusiasm for his radical policies, especially among some young people.
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"The Wanderer" places a male figure on a dark beach with scuttling crabs (a guess); shadows make his body seem half white, half brown; the white leg wears an ankle monitor.
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While the photo in question wasn't an official museum photo, it looks similar to the figure on display in Istanbul, and some called out what appears to be the figure's whitewashed look.
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World-famous wax museum Madame Tussauds introduced a new Taylor Swift figure on Wednesday in San Francisco, complete with a real squad of adoptable felines courtesy of Give Me Shelter Cat Rescue.
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White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah, who has become an increasingly prominent figure on the West Wing's communications staff in recent months is planning his exit, Yahoo News reported on Tuesday.
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Jack Posobiec, a well-known figure on the far-right internet, tweeted the falsehood that Mr. Vindman had been advising the Ukrainian government on how to counter Mr. Trump's foreign policy goals.
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Ninja was already the most notable player of the popular game, but the combination propelled his name into general media consciousness and further solidified him as the most famous figure on Twitch.
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As for how much the screen costs, Samsung isn't putting a concrete figure on it, but estimates put it somewhere between $500,000 and $800,000, depending on the needs of the theater owner.
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The dollar did regain a little ground on the yen to 112.61 , having shed a big figure on Friday when U.S. data showed surprisingly soft readings for consumer prices and retail sales.
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"When you are in the middle of it, you are not thinking global, iconic figure on the level of a Bob Marley, a Nina Simone, the Beatles or Elvis," Powell told CNN.
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The dollar did regain a little ground on the yen to 112.64 , having shed a big figure on Friday on news of surprisingly soft readings for U.S. consumer prices and retail sales.
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And to those who came of age in the post-Cold War era, he was simultaneously a retro figure on a T-shirt and a cranky old man in an Adidas tracksuit.
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BRASILIA, July 5 (Reuters) - Brazil's Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said on Tuesday that the government will aim for a smaller primary deficit target in 2017 and could announce the figure on Thursday.
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A man who police say told investigators that "a devil figure" on Uber's app was controlling him when he allegedly killed six people in western Michigan is suing the ride-sharing company.
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Though a World Cup title eluded him, he was the pivotal figure on the Netherlands' 21990 national team that electrified the sport with its "Total Football" tactics, with players constantly interchanging roles.
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Energy consulting firm IPD Latin America caused waves earlier this year when it forecast that output could slip to 2.35 million bpd this year, a figure on par with last month's output.
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China's imports of copper concentrate, which is processed into refined copper, rose to 1.895 million tonnes in January, the second-highest monthly figure on record and up 17 percent from January 2018.
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Facebook hasn't yet put a figure on possible damages, but the tone of the lawsuit itself rings hollow in retrospect of comments Facebook made when receiving its own lawsuit for such charges.
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"History will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and world around him," Mr. Obama said in a statement that neither criticized nor praised Mr. Castro.
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Businessmen such as DLF owner KP Singh and his family members, Indiabulls chairman Sameer Gehlaut, Apollo Tyres chairman Onkar Kanwar and Vinod Adani of the Adani group also figure on the list.
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It's been a tradition since 1986, when Burning Man founder Larry Harvey and his friend Jerry James lit up an improvised wooden figure on a San Francisco Beach and watched it burn.
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He was a key figure on the National Truth and Reconciliation Commission, writing much of its 1991 report, which detailed abuses under the dictatorship and suggested how to guard against a recurrence.
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While she can't put a figure on the difference between life in Portugal and life in the US, Tricia said she knew she "spends less on everything, basically" as a retiree abroad.
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He has long tried to make himself a national figure on progressive issues, but that position has been filled by several other higher-polling and better-known candidates in this year's primary.
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Although he did not put a figure on exact sales to date of the Kano PC. He also confirmed Kano will be dialling back the range of products it offers next year.
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And on Twitter after the town hall, Rubio seemed less like the brave figure on stage on Wednesday night and more like a conventional GOP politician trying to protect his conservative flank.
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"For good or for bad, Maduro is the only major political figure on the scene right now," said Hebert Garcia, a former general and minister who split with Maduro several years ago.
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No one, though, is more competent than Mannix, who in his looks, loyalty and especially his piety is finally the biggest fantasy figure on screen: the studio executive as a man of virtue.
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As WikiLeaks' dumps quickly reached the hundreds of thousands, the sheer volume of documents Assange's organization released, along with his provocative statements, made him a famous -- or infamous -- figure on the international stage.
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Less controversial but equally alarming is the NSIDC's latest data release, which indicates that sea-ice extent in the Arctic is currently around 2m km² below average, the lowest November figure on record.
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French President Francois Hollande mourned the loss of a major figure on the world stage and welcomed the rapprochement between Havana and Washington, while noting concerns over human rights under the Castro regime.
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Berlusconi, who has been forced by legal problems to take a back seat in politics but who remains an important figure on the center-right, has worn a pacemaker for the past decade.
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Meanwhile, Waymo is near that 6 billion-mile figure on the simulation side, and the company is racking up virtual miles faster than ever, with thousands more test cars waiting in the wings.
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There is no figure on the number of women charged with a crime related to their pregnancy, the report said, but measures to crack down on those who take drugs have been proliferating.
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The dominant figure on the painting's far left seems to be a cephalopod made up of distinct sections: some appear metallic and riveted, while others come off as some kind of alien flesh.
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Pierson, a frequent figure on cable news during the campaign defending the businessman, visited Trump Tower in New York on Tuesday and met with members of his transition team, according to the report.
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Agroindustria, which filed a lawsuit on September 10 demanding a trial and that Fresh Directions stop selling knock-offs, has yet to put a number figure on how much it believes it's lost.
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Helen R. Sekar, co-author of the report which was published this month, said that most child workers are migrants with no home address and who do not figure on any government list.
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Net migration rose to 0003,000 in 2015, an increase of 20,000 compared to the previous year and the second-highest figure on record, according to the estimates from the Office for National Statistics.
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The same unflinching logic that allows economists to put a dollar figure on a life in a rich country obliges them to put a lower one on a life in a poor country.
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And the decision three years ago to replace the social reformer Elizabeth Fry with Churchill spurred some loud protests, since the queen would be left as the only female figure on British currency.
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"The President should put a General, a respected retired CEO or some other senior leadership figure on the job of making sure each and every child is returned to their parents," Coffman tweeted.
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Without Kennedy, the court's leading figure on gay rights for two decades, the newly retrenched conservative justices could give conservatives Christians a legal path to bypass anti-discrimination laws that cover sexual orientation.
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Later, when Mr. Carson endorsed Mr. Trump, he conceded that it was difficult to reconcile the bombastic figure on the trail with what he described as a more thoughtful person behind closed doors.
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The New Vanguard Andrew Cyrille opens one of his two new albums, "The Declaration of Musical Independence," with a syncopated figure on a snare drum, as taut and riveting as a military cadence.
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Forrest Gregg, one of the N.F.L.'s greatest offensive tackles and a key figure on Coach Vince Lombardi's five Green Bay Packer championship teams of the 1960s, died on Friday in Colorado Springs.
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For example, Mr. Trump took a car ride with Mike Pence along with Billy Graham's son Franklin and Tony Perkins, a leading figure on the Christian right, during the Louisiana floods of 2016.
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But there's no mistaking the imperative urgency in the voice of the ominously backlighted figure on the stage of the Almeida Theater, nor the Australian twang that animates his favored four-letter words.
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He warned that some House Republicans who want to reduce spending further are threatening to "blow up" last fall's $1.1 trillion spending deal, which imposes a top-line figure on 2017 discretionary spending.
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"My father was able to let me go," said Ms. Jin, 33, now a tenured assistant professor of economics at the London School of Economics, and a popular figure on China's social media.
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It had been two years since the close of my campaign to get a female historical figure on Bank of England banknotes, but I hadn't forgotten how a campaign takes over your life.
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It may take a few days to find out whether Bloomberg's rivals managed to carve out a contrast between the sunny image in his campaign ads and the sometimes terse figure on stage.
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The assassin who gunned down a prominent Russian opposition figure on a sidewalk in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev was identified by Ukrainian officials on Friday as a 28-year-old Russian agent.
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Less purely coincidental may be the crouching figure on a carved-shell Caddoan gorget (or pendant) from Oklahoma, dated around 19603-1350, whose design has some of the taut compression of Mayan figuration.
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Transgender women figure on television, in beauty pageants and at hair salons and cosmetics counters, but they cannot change their gender designation on identity papers, despite a 2015 law against gender-based discrimination.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Floods have killed 27 people in Thailand, stoking tension in the politically divided country, with an opposition figure on Friday accusing the ruling junta of being slow to respond to the disaster.
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Ivana Bentes, who teaches a class on digital culture at the Federal University and is a prominent figure on social media, blamed the government for what she described as "negligence" of Brazil's cultural heritage.
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Anyone seeing these photos can probably pick out their own similar experiences from when they themselves were all just tiny Padawans, such as opening up their favorite action figure on Christmas or their birthday.
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Kellie Blue, Robeson County, North Carolina, spokeswoman, said around 211,25 people were sent to shelters after the flooding but the county has no precise figure on the total number residents forced from their homes.
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One of the four people running the campaign, Dwika Putra, posted the closing figure on Twitter: Dengan total 2.427 (Dua Ribu Empat Ratus Dua Puluh Tujuh) Donasi, total yang terkumpul adalah Rp 265.534.758. pic.twitter.
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I had so many conversations with friends (mainly men, go figure) on social media and in real life who thought that Bey was simply spinning sensational narratives to drum up publicity for the album.
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Michael Avenatti, the lawyer who represents adult film star Stormy Daniels and has become a highly visible figure on cable news, is trying to go silent on the matter of his firm&aposs bankruptcy.
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The shutdowns have cost Gorgon more than $200 million in lost output, excluding repairs and other expenditures, one industry consultant estimated, basing the figure on an export schedule of around one cargo per week.
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Mr. Laredo, who was guest conductor twice before becoming a principal in the 2014-15 season, is a prominent figure on the classical music scene; signing him has been a boon to the orchestra.
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For lenders, sales and write-downs mean a painful blow: potential buyers rate the sofferenze at below 20% of face value on average, less than half of the written-down figure on banks' books.
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Labour has not yet published full policy proposals, and the Sunday Times said the Conservative Party based the 1.2 trillion pound figure on Labour's manifesto for the 2017 election and more recent policy pledges.
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The former leader of the leftist Workers' Party, better known in Brazil by its Portuguese acronym PT, remains a popular figure on the left, whose politicians and voters have ceaselessly called for his release.
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His heartbreak over the latest disaster is expressed in a series of images in which men and women of diverse ages and ethnicities stand in for Edvard Munch's iconic, screaming figure on a bridge.
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Mr. Rippon, who won a bronze medal as part of the United States' figure skating team, has been prominent figure on social media in recent months, directly challenging those who insult and criticize him.
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The self-described "country gothic noir" singer Lindi Ortega's latest album, "Liberty," is a concept set around a lonesome figure on the run, with ample echoes of Ennio Morricone, Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton.
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"He's seen as more personable than the figure on Twitter, but these internal contradictions have not been worked out," said John Delury, an associate professor of Chinese studies at Yonsei University in South Korea.
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Ken-doll plastic and handsome, he is an ideal, suitably absurd figure on which to hang an old-fashioned hero with a satiny high-collared cape and a fat yellow arrow suggestively pointing down.
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As I placed a single figure on the board, I was conscious of the fact that it wasn't just a piece of plastic and that the discussion over what it represented wasn't mere talk.
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Amazon previously said it would order 20,000 delivery vans from Daimler AG. Bezos did not put a total dollar figure on the efforts to decarbonize but said many of the initiatives would save money.
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While the work is easily accessible and visually enjoyable (at the opening, a toddler danced delightedly in front of a wavy, pink figure on-screen), the installation is not just digital smoke and mirrors.
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Making the likeness even more uncanny, Kris wore the exact same ensemble as her wax figure on her visit to the museum: a black sparkly blazer with a matching top, black pants and black pumps.
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Freed from jail in 1990 and elected in 1994, Mandela was a renowned figure on the world stage, and his visits with Harry's grandmother Queen Elizabeth are held fondly in her memory, insiders have said.
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Tyra Banks Screams at Tiffany Maaaaaybe not as scary as an alligator-infested river, but definitely more iconic and probably the most unhinged we've ever seen a nominal authority figure on a reality TV show.
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Children might be tempted to buy a backpack or notebook with their favorite television character or sports figure on it — but it will probably be more expensive than a generic brand that's just as functional.
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"The real story is that dealmakers crave less disruption, and Trump has been a polarizing figure on a global scale," Matt Porzio, vice president of strategy at Intralinks, said in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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An officer named Justin Rapp, who was across the street and viewing the scene through his rifle's nonmagnifying scope, made a snap judgment: The figure on the porch had to be reaching for a weapon.
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Though her look is the same, give or take a tank top and some makeup, the sinuous figure on stage commands a swagger entirely absent from the giddy, bashful one crouched before me hours earlier.
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The 35-year-old reality star gave her 60 million followers a look at her fit figure on Sunday – but PEOPLE has learned it's an old photo, not a glimpse at her post-baby bod.
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"We expect the cedi to see some stability in the week ahead, trading around the 9.37003 figure on the basis of stable demand and adequate supply," said Raphael Adubila of Accra-based Northstar Home Finance.
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The majority of Americans who disapprove of the President may find it comforting to see Trump cutting a diminished figure on the global stage, but having a weak president is not good for the country.
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Regulators will also ask banks for the first time to put a figure on how possible future fines for misconduct could dent their capital buffers, although the amount won't be published in the test results.
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He was unable to put a figure on the total investment required but said every 10,000 tonnes of LCE capacity in China generally needs investment of between 250 million to 300 million yuan ($44.7 million).
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MAKHMOUR, Iraq (Reuters) - Towering over his Kurdish partner at a checkpoint in northern Iraq, U.S. volunteer John Cole cuts an unusual figure on the road to the newest front in the war against Islamic State.
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Mr. Biden had a similarly mixed relationship with Strom Thurmond, a South Carolina Republican with a history of racist views who was a key figure on the Senate Judiciary Committee in the 1980s and 1990s.
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On the front of each card is a microaggression, like the female executive who is mistaken for a more junior figure; on the back is why it happened, why it matters and what to do.
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Hutchins averaged 21987 rebounds in his senior season, a preview of his pro career, during which he was a dominant figure on the boards with his spring, his long arms and his sense of timing.
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In a series of recent Twitter messages, Tarr, a March for Our Lives co-founder, reflected on having to put on a composed "performance" over the past year as a public figure on social media.
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Mr. Pompeo made his remarks in Doha, Qatar, just before flying to Riyadh, the Saudi capital, where he is scheduled to meet with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's most powerful figure, on Monday.
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While King remained an essential figure on the WTA Tour, which she helped found shortly before the Riggs match, Court kept her distance, returning to Australia and raising her children, farming and coping with depression.
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Clint Walker, a former merchant seaman and real-life deputy sheriff who roamed the West as a towering, solitary figure on "Cheyenne," the first hourlong western on television, died on Monday in Grass Valley, Calif.
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"I could not have built good relations if I was in Grand Junction on a conference call or an occasional fly-in from D.C. How do you put a dollar figure on that?" he asked.
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Cut away the backs of leather trench coats for movement; bubble-under the hems of skirts; use a print of Neptune inspired by a marble fountain figure on everything from loose sweatpants to evening gowns.
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Sonny Rollins, Laurie Anderson, Patti Smith, the Master Musicians of Joujouka and others came onstage to affirm his importance as a founding figure on the avant-garde, some by speaking and others simply by playing.
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"We don't have an updated figure on consumer benefits, however it is safe to say that the benefits will have increased from the 3.5 billion pounds," an Ofgem spokesman said in an email to Reuters.
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In its earnings report, Twitter said it plans to stop disclosing the monthly active user number after the first quarter of this year in favor of a newly introduced figure on "monetizable" daily active users.
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When the conversation turns to impeachment, climate change, or whether Star Wars is ruined now, pull out your phone and show them this video of a silhouetted figure on a swing set in the snow.
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Kettani, speaking to Reuters on Sunday, would not put an exact dollar figure on the acquisition but said it was twice Barclays Egypt's 2016 book value or about seven times its expected net profit for 2017.
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Charlie Kirk is not the first public figure, on either side of the political spectrum, to cherry-pick or willfully misinterpret data, statements, or proposals, transforming them into "facts" intended to cudgel the opposition into submission.
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I have inherited bad eyesight, am debilitatingly lactose intolerant, and while I am a good walker, if I were to put a figure on my fitness level, I would say I hover around the 38% mark.
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Though the half-male and half-female figure on the signs does present gender in binary terms, the signs give those who identify as transgender, gender non-conforming or non-binary more space to be themselves.
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Using that figure on unde-reporting, the authors of the paper estimate that activities surrounding college football at the 128 top football schools — defined as schools in Division 1A — result in 724 additional rapes per year.
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The whole package looks even better when Diamond Select takes it out for its traditional "real world" publicity pictures, which are so much more fun than a picture of the figure on a stark white background.
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FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time And when RHONY returns in April for its ninth season, audiences will definitely be seeing a lot more of Frankel's svelte figure on the TV screen!
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Even at his most entertainingly diabolical, he is no longer the most compelling figure on screen — that title would go to Claire, who may well be surpassing her husband as House of Cards' center of gravity.
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But even so, Paddock profiles as an all-too familiar figure on the Trumpian American scene: an angry man with too much money, a gambling problem, and a penchant for screaming at his girlfriend in public.
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Corker said Putin "gained a tremendous amount" from the day's meeting, having gone into it as an "ostracized" figure on the global stage but leaving as the recipient of relatively positive commentary from the US President.
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Jean Shin, who's based in Brooklyn, alters sports trophies so that they lionize ordinary people: The small figure on top now moves a broom or a stroller instead of a hockey stick or a soccer ball.
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His lawyers have asserted that he was only a minor figure on the periphery of the Amsterdam underworld who, through sheer coincidence, became acquainted with a multitude of people who happened to have met tragic ends.
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He has been a major figure on the e-waste scene, working to minimize the toxic wages of planned obsolescence and running a company of 22006 to responsibly refurbish or recycle old computers and other devices.
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Last June, Mr. Gotti, now 24, pleaded guilty to torching the car of an unwitting motorist who made the mistake of cutting off an aging Bonnano family figure on Cross Bay Boulevard in Howard Beach, Queens.
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Ben McAdoo, above, the head coach of the New York Giants, has become something of a cult figure on social media, often for reasons that have more to do with his bushy mustache than with football.
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"Another Place", dating from 1997, saw the artist install 100 life-sized forms cast from his own figure on Crosby Beach, near Liverpool, where they still look out to sea today, sometimes submerged by the tide.
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Even as Ms. Trump was in her mid-20s, learning her way around financing negotiations and construction details, she played an authority figure on the show, weighing in on contestants' merits during the tense boardroom scenes.
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The Public Religion Research Institute put a dollar figure on "wealthy" and found 72 percent of registered voters favoring an increase in taxes on Americans earning more than $250,000 a year; only 27 percent were opposed.
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However, that&aposs far from the highest figure on this list; the wealthiest tiny town in the entire country (Atherton, California) has a cost of living that is a whopping 813.5% higher than the national average.
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The ranch, called Mesa Vista Ranch, is the fullest expression of the man who started out in the Oklahoma oil patch and rose to become a towering figure on Wall Street and global energy trading markets.
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Though there is no one clear figure on how much it would cost to decarbonize the U.S. economy, one study suggests that $4.5 trillion would be needed to transition to a 100% renewable U.S. power grid.
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After a Rookie of the Year Award, a run to the World Series and a Cy Young Award, they should have all the data they need to put a dollar figure on his future in Flushing.
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A painting of five dancers exemplifies the gender ambiguity that would emerge on stage: The mustachioed figure on the far right is clearly a man, but the others are probably a mix of women and wakashu.
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While he couldn't possibly cut the same heroic figure on horseback that Washington or Jefferson did, he was still there, trying to lift the spirits of the citizens who had witnessed the city's burning by the British.
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In this grouping, the figure on the far left, whose head is turned toward the one in the middle, has a distinguishing profile, while the tilt of the adjacent person's head signals that attention is being paid.
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Ackman's concentrated bets and brash declarations - he once said Valeant would hit $448 a share by 2019 - have made him a polarizing figure on Wall Street with some investors keen to take the opposing view from him.
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One of the photos shared today of the newest addition to the Royal Family features a glimpse of "The King's Champion," the armored figure on horseback that is positioned at the east end of St. George's Hall.
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"Ohio, vote today for Troy Balderson for Congress," Trump wrote in the tweet, which also sought to tie Balderson's opponent, Danny O'Connor, to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who's become an increasingly polarizing figure on the left.
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Using the tag #DexcomWarrior, posts by Derek Theler, an artist with 003,200 followers, and Jay T. Maryniak, a self-described public figure on Instagram with 241,2000 followers, demonstrate how powerful a narrative of overcoming illness can be.
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Everyone knows there are trolls on the Internet — but what is really shocking is the silence that prevails by Allen West, a prominent black public figure, on the blatant, ongoing racism that takes place on his platform.
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You had a good innings, as the British like to say, but the days of Cupertino putting a figure on how many iPhones it has managed to flog in the first few days of sales are done.
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Hardly any mainstream figure on mainland Europe agrees that Brexit, let alone the EU's dissolution, would lead to more democracy and dynamism (it would do the opposite, argues Radek Sikorski, the Anglophile former foreign minister of Poland).
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WASHINGTON — Harry Wu, who spent 19 years in Chinese labor camps, was a familiar figure on Capitol Hill, delivering searing broadsides against China's authoritarian government that drew admiration from American politicians condemning the country's human rights abuses.
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The award to Ms. Jelinek, a relatively obscure figure on the international scene but known in Austria for her provocative discussions of sex and power, caused one member of the Academy, Knut Ahnlund, to resign in protest.
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Salman, who is a grandson of Saudi Arabia's founder and first monarch, Ibn Saud, has risen through the ranks of the Saudi government in recent years to become the nation's most prominent figure on the world stage.
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In fact, if you've done your homework by either reading the job description or knowing the average salary of employees within your industry, you should have at least a ballpark figure on how much you're to make.
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The elder Gainsbourg is a central figure on "Rest," his daughter's most recent LP. Across the album, she uses cinematic synth and disco fanfare to confront death — her father's, in 21969, and her half sister's, in 216.
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But now Mr. Stone, a veteran adviser to President Trump who has long cut a piratical figure on the political scene, appears to be engaged in his stiffest fight yet: the one for his own legal future.
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He introduced Storm Ritter, an artist who cuts a striking figure on the block in her loud retro outfits, and who last year opened Storm Ritter Studio, which sells original clothing and artwork, including hand-painted items.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany will counter the social and economic impact of the coronavirus crisis "with full force", Finance Minister Olaf Scholz told lawmakers in a letter on Monday, without putting a figure on the promised fiscal push.
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And he could be called an omnipresent figure on the avant-garde scene, known in and around SoHo, where he lived, both for carrying forward the sensibility of the Beat generation and for nurturing new jazz talent.
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While all three declined to put a figure on their expected cost-to-income ratios, four industry executives who spoke on condition of anonymity said they had worked out efficiency ratios of 25 percent to 210 percent.
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By depicting the figure on the right-hand side of a black, horizontal plane, Katz reminds us how quickly people pass from view, how the city is full of movement, of moments that are both intimate and remote.
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Clad in a gray tank top and olive-drab cargo pants, a rugged-looking Vikander brandishes a bow and arrow in the woods in one photo and faces off with a mysterious figure on the beach in another.
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You can add as little as you want—a single tiny figure on this tabletop talking to us—or you can replace the walls of this room with a skyscape so we're sitting here watching clouds float by.
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Raymond had become quite religious, converting to Buddhism, so it was a good omen when, in our taxi to Dignitas, he noticed a small Buddha figure on the dashboard (as our Swiss driver had a wife from Thailand).
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When Teva announced the value of the donated medicine — a generic version of opioid addiction treatment Suboxone — it based the figure on the drug's list price, which does not account for significant discounts routinely provided by the drugmaker.
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Thanks to the brutality of "Spies," it's almost genteel to see Jake running around hiding tiny cameras all over Olivia's apartment and having secret meetings with Rowan, who starts out as a shadowy figure on a park bench.
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He is also seen by many as the most successful individual to emerge from the Trump presidency: the administration's key figure on foreign policy, even more influential than Defense Secretary James Mattis or Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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After winning a primary election that effectively clinched the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump paused to laud a boyish-looking 413-year-old who ultimately proved to be an indispensable figure on the path to the White House.
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As investors try to figure on whether the Fed deems the economy strong enough to hike interest rates this month for the second time in a decade, the government is out with a data set that's shown weakness.
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Companies in that index bought back $161 billion of their stock in the first quarter of this year, the second-largest figure on record, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, though announcements of upcoming buybacks has slowed.
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One day after delivering her second child with husband Ryan Lochte on Monday, daughter Liv Rae, the model showed off her postpartum figure on her Instagram Story and revealed that she had gained a total of 50 lbs.
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"Sacrifice" (1987) consists of a shelf of wood with a painted figure made of wire — a lone figure on a cross, clearly meant to refer to Christ, delineated from the cross itself by the use of white paint.
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Last year Mr Corbyn took 22020% of the vote against three rivals—a figure on which, if nominations by local party branches are anything to go by (they usually are), he may improve in the current leadership election.
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The Slovak finance minister Peter Kazimir, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the EU, said ministers did not discuss a figure on Tuesday, and pleaded with his colleagues to keep a common front on the Basel reform.
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Despite being pregnant with her third child, Ivanka initially took the lead as a more vocal figure on the campaign trail while Melania, a self-described "full-time mom" took care of the Trumps' 10-year-old son.
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Mr. Davutoglu was also the face of his country's negotiations with the European Union over stemming the flow of migrants from Turkey, and the chief figure on Turkey's Syria policy, which has become deeply unpopular in the country.
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Chinese maneuvering in energy-rich stretches of the South China Sea, including a standoff in Vietnam's Exclusive Economic Zone, will figure on Friday when top diplomats of Southeast Asian bloc ASEAN attend a security gathering with world powers.
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To everyone who asks, Nora forever blames the tragedy on an unseen band of marauding Indians, even after she realizes that the dark figure on horseback had been her Mexican neighbor, coming to share a loaf of bread.
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Like all punk fans, the Tolletts knew of Goldenvoice and its owner, Gary Tovar, a legendary figure on the L.A. music scene, who, when he wasn't promoting shows, was smuggling Thai stick from the Far East into California.
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Warren, 70, a crusading reformer of the financial system, is in the same generation as Biden, who first ran for president in the 1980s, but campaigns with the relentless energy of a fresher figure on the national stage.
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It was a freewheeling mix of short comic films, cartoons, musical acts, humorous sketches, investigative journalism and opinion pieces, and Mr. Efron, 19387-foot-21971 and weighing well north of 19733 pounds, cut a distinctive figure on it.
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That included public tiffs with the president's son Carlos, who is a Rio de Janeiro city councilman and an incendiary figure on social media in defending his father, often attacking the cabinet members who are former military men.
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Jenner took fans behind-the-scenes of the making of her wax figure on Wednesday, snapchatting the detailed process Madame Tussauds experts use when measuring one for the attraction — a process Jenner said takes half a year to complete.
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It is certainly one way oil dependence has shaped the country, its history, and its institutions — one of countless ways — but does putting a dollar figure on it and calling it a "market distortion" clarify anything or convince anyone?
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Guedes has cut a divisive figure on the government's signature economic reform proposal, which aims to save over 1 trillion reais over the next decade, and was embroiled in an acrimonious congressional committee hearing with opposition lawmakers this week.
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Meanwhile, the one full-length figure on the street, in the foreground, a woman in a red dress and red shoes whose toes are touching the painting's bottom edge, is turning left, at what's going on in the store.
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The 37-year-old reality star and mogul stepped out on the 2018 Met Gala red carpet doing what she does best: putting her famous figure on display (reminder she's now immortalized her body via a KKW perfume bottle).
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Twitter has noticed that in a video of Smith completing his life-long bucket list challenge of bungee jumping off Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, he looks EXACTLY like the late Avery, who played his father figure on the show.
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In "Aquadulce Cantina, Panama" (1945), a man on the left raises his hat, his shirt stained with the shadow of the figure on the right; a child at center faces forward, but none of them seem to see Grossman.
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"The U.S. step to list China as a currency manipulating country is an important action to upgrade the trade war into a financial war," Chen, who remains an influential figure on economic issues, told a forum over the weekend.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE, on Sunday reiterated that he had written-in the name of another GOP figure on his early ballot.
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With two decades of experience at major pharmaceutical companies like Bayer and Pfizer, she presented a polished counterpoint to the antics of Mr. Shkreli, who has seemed to delight in inciting outrage and remains a prankish figure on Twitter.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The colossal graft scandal surrounding Brazil's national oil company engulfed the country's most prominent political figure on Friday, former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, as the police raided his home and took him into custody.
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I've found Twitter to be responsive to those issues, but I realize being a public figure on Twitter is different [from] being a user who may have 3,000 followers and who is interested in engaging, and then gets attacked.
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"Some people in the industry make the mistake of assessing the quality of someone by the figure on the scales," said Graeme Dyson, a bodyguard and manager at Intelligent Protection who previously worked as a counter-terror police officer.
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Burr is not among the wealthiest members of Congress, and the stock sales represented somewhere between 25% and 75% of his entire stock portfolio, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which based this figure on his 2018 filing.
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BERLIN, March 16 (Reuters) - Germany will counter the social and economic impact of the coronavirus crisis "with full force", Finance Minister Olaf Scholz told lawmakers in a letter on Monday, without putting a figure on the promised fiscal push.
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It is difficult to put a comprehensive figure on Iran's income from petrochemicals, Iran's second-largest export industry after oil and gas, but officials said in February that non-oil revenues had surpassed the amount earned by oil exports.
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The politician, who headed the regional government in the city of Kassel, was a hate figure on far-right internet forums critical of Merkel's 2015 decision to welcome around a million refugees at the height of the refugee crisis.
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The 41-year-old American Pie alum turned heads on Thursday, showing off her slim figure on the red carpet at the Freedom United Foundation's Art for a Cause event in Los Angeles in a transparent, chainmail Association mini dress.
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They went on to talk about how George Soros, the liberal billionaire and a figure on whom many right-wing conspiracies converge, was rumored to have a foiled plan to "change all the votes" in the 2010 and 2014 midterm elections.
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According to the experts we've asked for this week's Giz Asks, it's virtually impossible to pin down a figure on who's real and who's not, but there are a few things that warm-blooded web users can look out for.
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This time around, Lopez Obrador has cut a more relaxed figure on the campaign trail, largely avoiding the kind of outbursts that in the past helped adversaries depict him as a threat to the stability in Latin America's No. 2 economy.
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Holding a 10-year U.S. Treasury bond currently yields a "risk-free" return of 2.85 percent (that was about 2.3 percent a year ago) and growing pressure on the Fed to "normalize" monetary policy puts that figure on an upward trend.
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Najarian, who was ranked one of the top 100 traders by Trader Monthly magazine in 2005 and is a familiar figure on CNBC, highlights the key metrics that every savvy investor must use to his or her advantage, particularly around options.
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Rosberg has won the last two races to close the gap on championship-leading team mate Lewis Hamilton to two points and the Briton cut a frustrated figure on Friday, finishing seventh in the second session after suffering a hydraulics issue.
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Over the next six weeks, Justice Gorsuch cut a rather assertive figure on the bench and with his pen, writing biting opinions in several cases and developing an early reputation as perhaps even more conservative than his predecessor, Antonin Scalia.
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"I don't think we've been in a position in the last two years where we've been further apart from understanding where we're going to end up," Palmer told Reuters, declining to put a figure on the "accumulating" cost of the plans.
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This data is, respectively, from 2010 and 2014, and things are changing fast but it's fair to say that the 400-hour figure gets us somewhere close to an accurate figure on all the marketing being crammed down children's throats.
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One starts to think this Lattimer fella is pretty cool, as he smashes his head through the window of an early-model Ford Explorer and appropriates Native American imagery to project himself as a warrior figure on and off the field.
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Researchers looked at 17 fashion retailers across two British cities and assessed the body size of male and female mannequins, rating each figure on two of scales: one based on body mass index (BMI), and the other on visual perception.
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Luebcke, who headed the regional government in the city of Kassel, was a hate figure on far-right internet forums critical of Chancellor Angela Merkel's 2015 decision to welcome around a million refugees at the height of the refugee crisis.
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The politician, who headed the regional government in the city of Kassel, was a hate figure on far-right internet forums critical of Chancellor Angela Merkel's 2015 decision to welcome around a million refugees at the height of the refugee crisis.
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It's hard to put an exact figure on it, but I think overzealous prosecutors are playing an underappreciated role, because they're the ones who have the power to hand out these huge penalties and they're wielding that power more and more.
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Many larger insurers have already left the markets created by former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, and Centene is the first insurer to put a figure on the actual costs to its business from attempts to gut the program.
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Huawei's founder and CEO, Ren Zhengfei, said on Monday the U.S. export restrictions would knock as much as $30 billion off its sales this year - the first time the Shenzhen-based company has put a figure on the estimated damage.
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One woman, who said she was a production assistant on Freeman's film "Going in Style," said that while filming in 2015, Freeman subjected her to unwanted touching of her lower back and comments about her figure on a near-daily basis.
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That figure on her odometer is more or less the distance from New York City to New Delhi and back again, and yet Orne betrays not the slightest hint of fatigue as she describes her project with an almost evangelical passion.
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It was certainly in evidence under the billowing tents at both Frieze Masters and at Frieze London (which focuses on contemporary artists), which jointly drew 27,0003 people — a figure on par with last year's previews — to Regent's Park on Wednesday.
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Here are some possibilities: WHY IT MAKES SENSE Ziff Davis was the first company to publicly put a dollar figure on its interest in Gawker Media, and its $90 million bid might be more than other companies are willing to pay.
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In a very French touch, the Vichy officials first publicly stripped him of his rank as general and then made him the center of a hate campaign, showing his tall figure on posters hidden behind a microphone surrounded by swarthy Jews.
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After Lisa S. Coico took the helm in 2010 as the president of the City College of New York, the flagship of the City University of New York system, she proved to be a divisive figure on the school's Harlem campus.
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It remains difficult to place an exact figure on the number of people killed and wounded Saturday on the outskirts of Damascus, a development that has pushed the United States and its allies to the verge of military confrontation in Syria.
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Backed with artwork by Roald Dahl's favourite illustrator Quentin Blake, the 17 tracker's presumably stuffed to the gills with the usual assortment of broken-ballads and wonkily heartbroken lamentations that have made Blake such a beloved figure on the musical map.
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But I realized that the figure [on the cover] looks too much like a dead zombie, and it was weird having a dedication to someone who's just died with a zombie figure next to their names; it didn't really work.
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By then, a lawmaker who had cut a striking figure on joining the House of Representatives — 6 feet 4, with a modified Afro and a drooping mustache, mod ties, Edwardian jackets and bell-bottom trousers — was wearing three piece suits.
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Davis, who at 5 ft 2 in (1.57 meters) is a diminutive figure on the women's tour, stood tall to secure a remarkable victory over the three times Grand Slam champion who beat Serena Williams to win last year's final.
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The total value of the items stolen is estimated to be over €1 billion, but the head of the Dresden state museums Maroin Ackermann described the jewels as "priceless — we can&apost put a figure on it," according to the BBC.
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A major, global cyber attack could trigger an average of $45 billion of economic losses, a figure on par with a catastrophic natural disaster such as U.S. Superstorm Sandy in 2012, Lloyd's of London said in a report on Monday.
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New CEO Fabrizio Viola, brought in by Atlante to oversee a merger requested by ECB supervisors, said in January that the two banks would decide whether they need state support once they had put a figure on their capital needs.
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At Friday's signing ceremony, Mr. Trump was joined by representatives of both camps: Mr. Navarro and Wilbur L. Ross, the commerce secretary, who is becoming an increasingly important figure on trade policy, and who tends to favor the more pragmatic approach.
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It's inspiring to read about Ashe growing up to become a political figure on his own terms, every bit as political as Ali, even as he employed the measured tones of a diplomat rather than the bombastic tones of a revolutionary.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After winning a primary election that effectively clinched the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump paused to laud a boyish-looking 413-year-old who ultimately proved to be an indispensable figure on the path to the White House.
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As Kardashian West started filming the creation, she explained, "Okay, Kourtney's party is beginning, and this is the cake," but as she hovered past the figure on the bath to give her followers a view from every angle, Kourtney' youngest child Reign interrupted.
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"The last thing I Googled was the pictures of me from this week," confessed Shannon, 37, who was finally been able to step out in public this week after revealing her size 4 figure on last Friday's episode of From Not to Hot.
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Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts senator also running for the Democratic nomination, favoured school choice before she was a public figure, on similar progressive-minded grounds (she worried that the zero-sum race to buy property near good schools was endangering middle-class finances).
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During her sisters' trip with Kourtney Kardashian and Khloé Kardashian in Tokyo, Kardashian posted a sexy throwback photo of herself with her short icy blonde hair wearing a plunging white bra and matching skintight mini skirt that put her figure on full display.
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" Ilya Hykinson, a Kalanick colleague at an earlier start-up, recalls: "He'd write a large dollar figure on the whiteboard, circling it and outlining it for effect, just in case somebody came by and saw it ... That's kind of a weird, sleazy move.
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But it is also likely that his penchant for extreme partisanship — he was the leading figure on the committee that kept alive the right's Benghazi conspiracy theories — will lead him to commit similar mistakes of political passion on behalf of the new president.
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Nothing more was known about him until the 1990s, when an Italian art historian named Gianni Papi connected Buoneri to another little-known Caravaggisto named Cecco del Caravaggio, and revealed the full importance of this shadowy figure on Caravaggio's life and art.
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Yet the Catholic leader has been a top worldwide figure on many issues -- leadership that led Time magazine to name him its 2013 Person of the Year -- that would be relevant in a sit-down with Rouhani, Syria likely foremost among them.
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The Home Office has not put a figure on how many under-18s will be taken in as part of the new joint initiative with the UNHCR but it has confirmed that the minors will be in addition to the existing 20,000 figure.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of people arrested in Britain on suspicion of terrorism offences rocketed by 68 percent in the last year to the highest figure on record during a period when the country suffered four deadly attacks, figures showed on Thursday.
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While he remains a mostly unrecognizable figure on the national stage, he's spent months working to build up a profile in Iowa and New Hampshire, and is banking on strong performances in the important early primary states to catapult him to nationwide recognition.
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Mr. Botha was a busy figure on the world diplomatic scene as foreign minister from the late 1970s through the '80s, a time of deepening unrest in South Africa, when the government crackdown on protests to white rule was growing increasingly violent.
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The notion of outside agitator abruptly turned insider is a more familiar figure on the right than the left in Washington these days, and more recognizable to someone from the Tea Party movement than to a consummate legislator like Lofgren or Durbin.
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Trumka, who met with Trump alongside other labor leaders last month to talk about trade issues, is a highly influential figure on trade issues and his support will likely be necessary for the passage of any legislation on trade promoted by the administration.
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Transported from the rarefied world of avant-garde performance art — "six people in a loft," as she described it — Ms. Anderson was suddenly a figure on MTV and in popular music magazines, signed to a long-term contract with Warner Bros. Records.
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The elder brother and chief executive of Stripe, Patrick Collison, is a regular figure on podcasts and the local speaking circuit, where he is as likely to talk about his intellectual interests in economics and literature as he is to dive into payments.
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" While it is not possible to get an exact figure on the population of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans, a 2015 report by the Public Religion Research Institute suggests that "7 percent of millennials identify either as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
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These include the Heartland Institute, the Cato Institute and the Competitive Enterprise Institute, whose program on global warming and international environmental policy is run by Myron Ebell, a Trump adviser and as polarizing a figure on environmental and energy issues as there is.
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How it works: The method, pushed by the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review, "puts a dollar figure on a year of healthy life, calculates how much health a drug restores to a sick patient, then prices drugs accordingly," per the Journal.
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Heritage theater tends to be easy on the eye, but Hannah Clark's curvilinear brown set soon palls, throwing attention even more squarely on Ms. Garai's elegantly coifed Sarah — her curls are a thing of wonder — as the most arresting figure on stage.
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I think that for Don, who's overjoyed about some of the ways that the country is moving, he just feels like this is such a huge missed opportunity for Derek to be a more mainstream political figure on the far-racist right.
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The Green Hand's female protagonist wanders into a building, passes through its walls, and peeks behind doors, each time encountering something more wild and unusual: a regal religious figure on a quest of silence or a young boy eager to undress for her.
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His proposed cuts could mean about $103 trillion less in federal revenue in the first 10 years after they took effect — a figure on which both a liberal tax policy group, Citizens for Tax Justice, and a conservative-leaning one, the Tax Foundation, agree.
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The economy ministry said this week it was looking into a request for guarantees that Air Berlin had made with the states of Berlin and North Rhine-Westphalia and Air Berlin CEO Thomas Winkelmann declined to put a figure on the size of the aid.
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"It's impossible to put a real figure on how much free advertising Starbucks gets out of the situation, but it's in a totally different category than product placement because it was accidental, which makes it more valuable," said Dan Hill, CEO of Hill Impact.
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Launched in 2008, Spotify had 40 million paid subscribers in September and the company tweeted the 50 million figure on Thursday, the same day messaging app company Snap Inc pulled off its massive share sale that bodes well for other technology companies considering a flotation.
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Kaine is a well-respected figure on Capitol Hill, known for his initial skepticism of the Iran nuclear deal and his unrelenting calls for Congress to pass a new authorization of military force in the fight against ISIS -- earning him the praise of some Republicans.
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That doesn't seem to have helped Sosa, though, who was, if not the Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived figure on the order of Ted Williams, at least the Greatest Hitter Who Ever Had Long Segments of SportsCenter Slavishly Devoted to Him for a Decade.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Friday it was not possible to put a concrete figure on the amount of money Britain will have to pay the EU upon exiting the bloc because numbers may change in the future.
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TV audiences have also been positive, with an estimated 1 billion fan engagements worldwide (up from 750 million in 2015) and despite defeat for England in the semi-final to the USA, it still attracted the highest viewing figure on British TV this year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. mortgage rates held steady in line with Treasury yields following a weaker-than-forecast figure on first-quarter U.S. economic growth and amid expectations the Federal Reserve would leave rates unchanged this week, according to mortgage finance agency Freddie Mac (FMCC.
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In a letter delivered today to director of National Intelligence James Clapper, a group of 14 legislators (eight Democrats and six Republicans) asked for a ballpark figure on how many Americans are having their data collected under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Asked to put a dollar figure on how much money they have lost in their lifetime due to personal finance missteps, nearly 25 percent of consumers estimated the cost at $30,000 or more, according to a new survey from the National Financial Educators Council.
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Reyes, who signed a minor league contract with the Mets, returned a contrite and humbled figure on Sunday when he made his debut for the Class A Brooklyn Cyclones, a pit stop on his return to the Mets in the next week or so.
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And Tommy Tune, the performer for whom the adjective "ageless" might as well have been coined, is chatting with Deeda Blair, whose significance as a figure on the neurobiological research scene is sometimes overshadowed by her perennially elegant appearance on the New York social one.
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Hayek often shares snaps showing off her impressive figure on Instagram, including this summer when she posted a series of photos where she's wearing a mauve-colored bathing suit, which showed off plenty of cleavage, as she lay on the beach with her eyes closed.
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While there's is no exact dollar figure on what the justice system has spent in the past two years on raids on dispensaries, the number is certainly in the multi-millions, even though you have senior police officers saying the raids are ineffective and pointless.
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According to her manifesto, all her social plans for the working class would be feasible without increasing taxes, simply by limiting immigration and possibly leaving the EU. Of course, the National Front steers clear of putting an exact figure on the savings they would make.
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Why it matters: According to the most recent research from the National Educator's Association, teachers in West Virginia made on average about $45,000 annually in 2016, a figure on the lower end of the scale compared to the average in most other U.S. states.
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The Obama administration itself had broadly accepted that it is difficult to put a specific dollar-figure on some health benefits, for instance, avoiding lost I.Q. points in infants or other fetal harm that has been linked to pregnant women eating mercury-contaminated fish.
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The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control in Washington said that it had placed the politician, Diosdado Cabello, a top Socialist Party figure, on a list of sanctioned individuals, freezing his assets in the United States and barring Americans from doing business with him.
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He declined to comment on the value of his contribution, and Mr. Costanzo said it was hard to put a dollar figure on the value his high-profile collaborators — and their respective millions of followers on social media — bring to a niche music endeavor.
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Beloved by his base and respected even by his adversaries as a guardian of Israel's security, Mr. Netanyahu remains the dominant figure on the Israeli stage, his combined 12 years as prime minister closing in on the record of David Ben-Gurion, Israel's principal founder.
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While the Indian government says it eliminated a "very large number" of terrorists with its airstrikes and insists the operation was a success, it has repeatedly declined to put a figure on how many terrorists it killed, or release other details about what it struck.
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Radical normalcy One area in which gay rights activists are most pleased by Buttigieg's campaign is the way that his marriage to Chasten Buttigieg, a now ever-present figure on the campaign trial, has given increased visibility to the normalcy of same-sex marriage.
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But Katrina Pierson, a spokesperson for the Trump campaign and an omnipresent figure on cable news this election, thinks she's cracked the case: Leeds is lying, she insists, because her story doesn't jibe with Pierson's personal knowledge of the development of the American aerospace sector.
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The symbolic implications of her detailed components — a black figure on a cross, a tasseled corn on the cob, and a Native American figure in clay, seeming to shed or embrace the echo of a skeleton — combine with the title to tell a fully realized story.
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For if a vote for Mr Trump feels like an act of self-defence, his supporters no more want him to be fact-checked or nagged than they themselves would care to be second-guessed after blasting away at a shadowy figure on a darkened porch.
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Egypt's supply ministry said in the latest procurement season which ended in June it bought nearly 5 million tonnes of local wheat from farmers, the second highest figure on record and well above the 3-3.5 million tonnes per year farmers had delivered in the past decade.
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Officials did not give a specific figure on Wednesday for expected production levels from the new field, but the daily Al Ayam quoted the head of the financial and economic committee in parliament, Abdulrahman Bu Ali, as saying output was expected to be 200,000 barrels per day.
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Since exploding on to the national political scene in 2004 — when he co-wrote the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth book that tried to cast doubt on John Kerry's military heroism — Corsi has been a prominent figure on the right and especially on its conspiracy theorist fringes.
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Going by the Amiibo figure on top, AFTVnews estimates that the new Dot would be slightly larger than the second-generation product, which is said to be because Amazon wants to improve audio quality — just as it did with its last update of the flagship Echo speaker.
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Switzerland's second-biggest bank has so far declined to put a figure on the number of bankers it plans to move out of London from its headcount there of roughly 5,500, saying discussions continue, but it has named Frankfurt, Madrid and Luxembourg as post-Brexit hubs.
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As a result, it's almost impossible to find a reliable figure on success rates, although the Timeless team says clinicians suggest you should freeze 15 for a good chance of a successful pregnancy—the average woman, however, only gets eight out of one round of the process.
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That the "no" campaign boasted such supporters as Marine Le Pen of the hard-right National Front and Philippe de Villiers, a celebrity figure on the nationalist fringe, enabled the easy narrative that any and all criticism of European unification was tantamount to xenophobia and proto-fascism.
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That figure, on top of whatever Volkswagen will end up spending to buy back unsold and unfixable diesels from the dealers, would work out to an average of $2134 million per dealer — although the amounts will vary, depending on the size of the dealership and other factors.
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There were also reports that the two sides remain far apart on China's demand for a rollback in tariffs, and on Wednesday afternoon the Wall Street Journal reported that China is balking on putting a specific dollar figure on the amount of agricultural products it would buy.
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The company did not put a figure on its net losses for the period in its update to employees, but said adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization and its growth investments rose 137 percent to $26m in the three months to the end of March.
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Mr. Crimmins was a central figure on the Boston comedy scene as it blossomed in the 1980s, not only performing but also booking comics for the Ding Ho, a Chinese restaurant in Inman Square, where he was largely responsible for establishing a comedy club in 1979.
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Unfortunately Erol wasn't able to take part in the last day of rehearsals, since as well as his artistic activities he was also the Director of the National Bureau of Ethnology and had work obligations he couldn't avoid, so he doesn't figure on the multi-track recordings.
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The ruling was a blow to Mr. Kobach, a Republican who has emerged as a national figure on voting limits, a candidate for governor of Kansas and an ally of President Trump in part by claiming that large numbers of noncitizens have cast ballots in American elections.
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In 1993 her private tennis coach, Gary Wilensky, a popular figure on the New York City courts for three decades, stalked and attempted to kidnap one of his students, attacking the girl and her mother with an electric cattle prod in a motel parking lot near Albany.
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It is not only that the Swiss-born Mr. Ramadan, 55, who has taken a leave of absence from Oxford University, where he has taught contemporary Islamic studies (a chair financed by Qatar), is a prominent figure on the intellectual and religious Islamic scene in France.
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The Jeff Sessions of the past, who became a beloved figure on the right and helped fuel a populist brush fire that challenged Republicans over the very issues that are now at the heart of Mr. Trump's nationalist agenda, is a distant memory for many Alabama voters.
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One, crafted of gold and silver by the Chavin of Peru in 400-200 B.C., is topped with a crouching figure; on the underside of the stool on which he sits is a face that would watch the user as he lifted it toward his nose.
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That vague message, Democrats said Wednesday, was plainly not powerful enough to counter an onslaught of Republican advertising that cast Mr. Ossoff as a puppet of liberal national Democrats, led by Ms. Pelosi, an intensely unpopular figure on the right and a longstanding target of Republican attacks.
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Mr. Ratner was by then a familiar figure on the New York scene, scion of a family real estate company, Forest City, which was aiming to make its name as well known as such traditional local property powers as the Dursts, the Speyers and the Rudins.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. economy is expanding at a 4.1 percent annualized rate in the second quarter as the government said construction spending fell in March and revised up its figure on building activity in February, the Atlanta Federal Reserve's GDPNow forecast model showed on Tuesday.
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"The cost of building a permanent border wall pales mightily in comparison to what American taxpayers spend every single year on dealing with the fallout of illegal immigration on their communities, schools and unemployment offices," according to Trump's website, though it doesn't put an actual figure on either expense.
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It took quite a bit of squinting, but the figure on the back of the dragon does appear to have white hair that matches Daenerys', and we have trouble imagining a surprise plot twist where someone else steals a ride on one of the Mother of Dragon's children.
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"We can be pretty confident that 10 points on or off of the S&P 500 is a big figure on or off of dollar/yen," he added, saying the only thing likely to break the link would be a confident-sounding Federal Reserve at its next meeting.
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"Yale targeted and ultimately expelled Mr. Montague in order to make a public example of a prominent male figure on campus and demonstrate that, contrary to the opinions of Yale's internal and external critics, the university is indeed tough on men who 'victimize' female students," the lawsuit said.
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But without a response to questions about how many reunions have occurred -- or at least an updated, precise figure on the number of kids from separated families who remain in custody -- the public has no way to track whether families are being reunited or how quickly it's occurring.
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The votes by Roberts in the two biggest cases of the term demonstrated that he is no longer the central figure on the court merely by nature of where he sits: in the middle of the mahogany bench in the ornate courtroom, with four justices on either side.
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"My entire generation ... believes that the Democratic Party is the electoral vehicle through which any sort of left or socialist politics will exist," said Sean McElwee, cofounder of Data for Progress and an outspoken figure on the left who is credited with creating the hashtag for the #AbolishICE movement.
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The Business Insider poll conducted this week found that Fauci and Cuomo scored first and second, respectively, on a list of U.S. leaders among adults who were asked to rate each figure on a scale of one to five, with five being total trust in the person's words.
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His problem this time was that not enough Republican voters appeared to recall the pre-Trump Jeff Sessions, a beloved figure on the right who helped fuel a populist backlash that antagonized Republican leaders over the very issues that are now at the heart of Mr. Trump's nationalist agenda.
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Evangelical leader Ralph Reed, the chairman of Faith & Freedom and a leading political figure on the Christian right for decades, delivered a biblically minded rationale for voting Trump over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The exhibition was an important look at the role LGBTQ artists have placed in the history of portraiture, and the work that ignited the controversy was David Wojnarowicz's "A Fire In My Belly" video, which includes a brief clip of ants crawling over a Jesus figure on a cross.
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Frustration among campaign alumni boiled over in recent weeks when Mr. Carmona, the deputy national political director and a divisive figure on the 2016 campaign, appeared smiling in a photograph in early December with Mr. Sanders's wife, Jane, at a symposium hosted by her organization, the Sanders Institute.
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He reminds us of those things we overlook, forget like the song of a sparrow in the morning, the smile of a grandmotherly figure on the bus, the kindness of that dude at the club who gave you a handful of cigarettes when you'd only asked for one.
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Coffman tweeted Thursday that Trump should fire Stephen Miller, a White House adviser who is known for being very hardline on immigration issues, for the family separation "human rights mess." or some other senior leadership figure on the job of making sure each and every child is returned to their parents.
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Then just 30 years old, Diana posed for a photo that would later become iconic: In the famous photo, she cuts a solitary figure on the bench – later viewed by some as a sign of things to come when her separation from Prince Charles was announced a few months later.
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Perhaps most significantly, Schapiro's compositions are not allover abstractions, and that not alloverness — the fact that each presents a figure on a ground — is the one element that could be interpreted as a subtle critique of the Greenbergian imperative to deemphasize figure and privilege the totality and immediacy of ground.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE retweeted a far-right figure on Saturday night.
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"So that kind of specific clarity of what is in the medium-term package is impossible to give and that was also understood by the IMF in May when we said we can only put a figure on it when we are in the second half of 2018," he said.
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Instead of ushering in a new progressive golden age in one of America's most liberal cities, de Blasio's administration is mired in controversy and incompetence—and yet the mayor continues in his hopeless, self-defeating quest to graduate from a bit player to a leading figure on the national stage.
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The tariffs could restrict the flow of U.S. barrels going to China - a business now worth almost $1 billion per month About 14 million barrels of U.S. crude are set to arrive in China in July, which would be the highest monthly figure on record, according to Thomson Reuters flows data.
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Mr. Dershowitz is not the first high-profile figure on this island whose views have been met with disapproval: In 1972, an artist was reported to have tried to throw Robert S. McNamara, the defense secretary who was an architect of the Vietnam War, overboard from the ferry to Martha's Vineyard.
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A superb skater and an outstanding stick-handler, the rugged Schmidt is best remembered as the center, and the key figure, on the Bruins' so-called Kraut Line of the late 1930s and 1940s: three childhood buddies of German descent who had played together in junior hockey and the minor leagues.
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Invented by Japanese scientists in the early 1970s, this non-invasive device, which attaches via a clip to the top of the patient's finger, accurately measures blood oxygen saturation—the percentage of hemoglobin in the blood that is oxygenated—and displays the figure on the monitor along with the patient's pulse rate.
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Many suggest the speed limits on highways could rise with the improved safety expected to come with autonomous cars; and while no one is willing to put an exact figure on this, the higher travel speeds of driverless cars could end up balancing out the time saved by traveling via short-haul flight.
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The Jacobean stage equivalent of a road movie, "Pericles" propels its princely title figure on journeys all over the eastern Mediterranean for more than 15 years: escaping assassination, enduring storms at sea, gallantly jousting to win the love of his life, tragically losing his wife, Thaisa, and experiencing other woes and adventures.
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A Bronx native with Puerto Rican roots, Ocasio-Cortez is a democratic socialist and -- as of less than two months ago -- a leading figure on the progressive left, which has notched a handful of high-profile Democratic primary wins in 2018 while advocating for programs like "Medicare-for-all" and tuition-free college.
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EditorsNote: Fixed figure on Tre'mon Morris-Brash's 45-yard fumble return; other minor fixes throughout Quarterback Dillon Gabriel passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as UCF ended Marshall's bowl winning streak at six games with a 210-239 Gasparilla Bowl victory on a damp and dark Monday afternoon in Tampa, Fla.
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The objectification and borderline prurience typical of Salle's paintings of women are almost, but not entirely, extinguished here, and the figure on the amber ground — a view from the back of a torso with arms raised — shares a sense of classicism with Jasper Johns's "Skin" drawings, as unlikely as that might seem.
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Holt claims it is hard to put an exact figure on what hackers are getting for stolen data, for several reasons: Cash transactions tend to be on the rare side in these sorts of transactions, bulk discounts take place for big data scores, and precise negotiations take place via email or private online chat.
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Mike Novogratz, a former macro hedge fund manager at Fortress and a figure on Wall Street, recently announced that he had not only made what he appeared to suggest was at least a $250m profit from buying bitcoin and ether, but that he was also trying to launch a dedicated hedge fund to trade cryptocurrencies.
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Gu, a well-known figure on social media who has written as a contributor for The Hill, claimed the "overarching" reason Nashville's largest hospital decided not to renew his contract was because of his criticism of Trump on Twitter, his successful participation in litigation against the president and his public opposition to racism online.
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The statement said Meng's fall highlighted Xi's resolve in cleaning up the ruling Communist Party and stressed the importance of political loyalty to the party's leadership under Xi. The admission by Chinese authorities comes just one week after another prominent Chinese figure on the world stage appeared to vanish after falling foul of Beijing.
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He has charted this remarkable ascent as a national political figure on the strength of this coalition and mainstreamed a set of socialist and quasi-socialist ideas that were seen as really outside the mainstream when he started campaigning on them decades ago, into the center of one of the country's two major political parties.
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A recent exhibition at Milan's Galleria Pack included photos of his Russian police dossier: grainy close-ups of embossed lettering on a gas canister, CCTV shots of a hooded figure on a wintry street corner — images that, as he points out, anonymous Interior Ministry employees have cropped, edited and laid out with deliberate artistry.
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A recent exhibition at Milan's Galleria Pack included photos of his Russian police dossier: grainy close-ups of embossed lettering on a gas canister, CCTV shots of a hooded figure on a wintry street corner — images that, as he points out, anonymous Interior Ministry employees have cropped, edited and laid out with deliberate artistry.
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