She was the U.S. military's first-ever four-star general, female four-star general.
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H.R. McMaster, his defense secretary, James Mattis, who's a retired four-star general, and his chief of staff, retired four-star Gen.
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James L. Jones as his national security advisor, retired four-star Admiral Dennis Blair as his director of national intelligence, and retired four-star Gen.
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Morningstar awarded Hennessy Large Cap Financial a four star ranking.
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Task & Purpose reports the four-star generals are longtime friends.
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There had been a four-star review in the Tribune .
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The organization has a four star rating from Charity Navigator.
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So a shopper may see a four-star product like a jade roller, but the listing has had previous lives as a garage opener and a step stool to earn that average four-star rating.
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The four-star general was responding to a question from Rep.
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Hayden, a retired four-star general, suffered a stroke last November.
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Retired Four-Star General Jack Keane on all of these developments.
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Jontay is a four-star recruit in the class of 2018.
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H.R. McMaster and Secretary of Defense, retired four-star Marine Gen.
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The highly respected four-star is expected to be easily reconfirmed.
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James Mattis as his secretary of defense, retired four star Gen.
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"Some people escaped," said the retired four-star Marine Corps general.
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She said a four-star flag officer would lead the review.
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As I've said, you could be in a four-star hotel.
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His father was an exterminator, he was a four-star admiral.
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REI customers have given these mittens a four-star overall rating.
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There would be no learning curve for the retired four-star general.
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The letter from former three- and four-star generals included Retired Gen.
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The four-star hotel is very close to the city's international airport.
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At the convention, the usually mild-mannered, retired Marine four-star Gen.
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Such a back channel would be unprecedented, said retired four-star Gen.
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Milley, a four-star general, is being nominated to succeed current Gen.
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The Kentucky Castle is a four-star luxury hotel in Versailles, Kentucky.
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"I'm a four-star chief in a gym outfit," Mr. Timoney said.
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The four-star Hotel Moskva is one of Serbia's oldest — and grandest.
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Angelenos are like the catering trucks to San Francisco's four-star dining.
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You just now have a retired four-star general doing the firing.
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He was a three-star Army general, not a four-star. video
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The Scion, a four-star line, would be a hipper boutique option.
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"A four-star general is no follower of Fethullah Gülen," Rubin said.
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Eight years into the war in Afghanistan, confident four-star US Gen.
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Retired four-star General Jack Keane is a Fox News senior strategic analyst.
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In Kelly, Trump would have another four-star military officer for his administration.
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The selection of four-star–rated gadgets and trinkets is vast and dizzying.
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Joseph Votel, the new four-star "combatant commander" of the U.S. Central Command.
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The campaign wisely brought out the big guns: retired four-star Marine Gen.
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You can often learn more by reading two-, three-, and four-star reviews.
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John W. Handy is a retired United States Air Force four-star general.
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Thirteen years later he would open a four-star hotel on the site.
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If you want to go after a four-star Marine general, go ahead.
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In charge of it all is a four-star admiral, Michael S. Rogers.
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John McCain, dragged his former officials, and told four-star generals they're overrated.
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In July 2016, Trump took aim at retired four-star General John Allen.
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Trump came into office besotted by military brass, appointing retired four star Gen.
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Four-star combatant commanders no longer regularly join classified teleconferences with White House.
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For one project, she offered subjects a stay in a four-star hotel.
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Questioning the military: Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, lied on Oct.
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Retired four-star Army General Wes Clark was tied with former Connecticut Sen.
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The retired four-star general will stay on until the end of February.
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I searched for a room for two at a four-star property downtown.
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Hayden was an Air Force officer who retired as a four-star general.
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The Clinton campaign's list includes a number of four-star generals, including Gen.
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James Mattis, a retired four-star Marine general, is Trump's pick for defense secretary.
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Roger Ebert called her casting "inspired" in his four-star review of the film.
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Wesley Clark Sr. retired from the Army in 2000 as a four-star general.
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The retired four-star general was privately adamant in urging Trump against the pullback.
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Or was it some dodgy and untouchable higher-ups with four-star military connections?
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Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, was a lieutenant general at the time.
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He may finally be getting one: the highly regarded retired four-star Army Gen.
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Keith Alexander retired in 2014 as a four-star general of the U.S. Army.
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A former four-star Marine General, he's well read, thoughtful, pragmatic and highly intelligent.
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The event itself was held at the four-star Fairmont Waterfront Hotel in Vancouver.
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His uniform bore his four-star insignia, but he appeared to have lost weight.
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Here are the city's remaining four-star restaurants (including one of Mr. Vongerichten's.) 9.
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Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, has been serving as Homeland Security secretary.
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Charities love to feature a four-star rating from Charity Navigator on their websites.
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This feels unheard of in New York for an upscale four-star boutique hotel.
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Tony Thomas, the four-star head of Special Operations Command, is searching for answers.
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Even a four-star review with a little hesitation can register as an assault.
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I have an Amazon four-star store on the street level of my office.
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Previously, Lowe worked as a special assistant to retired four-star General Wesley Clark.
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A four-star hotel recently opened in the building in which the ship was designed.
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Kelly is a retired Marine four-star general whom Trump might fire at any moment.
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H.R. McMaster, who often deferred to the defense secretary, a retired four-star Marine general.
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John Allen, as well as US Army four-star generals Bob Sennewald and David Maddox.
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For every four-star review you get, someone else will have ten five-star ones.
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They partied at the MGM Grand, a four-star hotel right on Las Vegas Boulevard.
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If a company gets less than a four star average, they're booted off the site.
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A four-star linebacker from Texas, Levi Jones removes his jacket, revealing a Florida shirt.
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John R. Allen, who led NATO forces efforts in Afghanistan as a four-star general.
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All the books in the store either received four-star ratings and above on Amazon.
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Booting Mooch was the easy part — hardly a fair fight for a four-star general.
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The four-star general has served as commander of U.S. Strategic Command since November 2016.
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His recruiting classmate, four-star offensive lineman Frank Martin, never stopped calling Bush his hero.
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The Moxy Chelsea is considered a four-star hotel, and reviews on TripAdvisor and Booking.
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"Forget four-star — this is 10-star," Anton Coppola said on Wednesday in his apartment.
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Before entering the Trump administration, Kelly was a four-star general in the Marine Corps.
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Sure, Colin would became a four-star general and secretary of state, but the parents?
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The last guest checked out decades ago, and the hotel never offered four-star accommodations.
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These mattresses have four-star ratings or higher, so you know you're getting top quality.
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John F. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, as his secretary of homeland security.
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Glen McMahon, the four-star general he is playing, has no doubts on that score.
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"Tell the truth to your seniors," said Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general.
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ESPN reported that the NBA will review the transcripts of Lecque, a four-star recruit.
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The scandal led to the disgrace of one of America's most respected four-star generals.
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These hotels will offer a four-star alternative to the company's five-star luxury properties.
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Pros: Excellent on-site food and drink with competitive pricing for a four-star hotel.
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At the top of the list to succeed Mattis is retired four-star Army Gen.
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But even, and especially, a four-star general is expected always to tell the truth.
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So, too, have the comments of White House Chief of Staff and four-star Gen.
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The complex will have a staff of roughly 500 people, led by a four-star general.
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Correction: This Story has been updated to reflect that William Moran is a four-star admiral.
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Instead, the official said, a four-star commander would make a President Trump publicly fire them.
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Amazon uses a five-star rating system, so a four-star rating is pretty damn good.
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CNBC rounded up some of the four-star general's most powerful statements on leadership and success.
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DiVincenzo was a four-star recruit who had offers from Florida, Notre Dame, Syracuse and elsewhere.
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There are even four Star Trek stamps, which commemorate the 50th anniversary of the show's premiere.
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A former U.S. Navy officer, Howard was the first woman to become a four-star admiral.
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John Kelly, now a retired four-star Marine general, was a lieutenant general at the time.
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Baldwin, a four-star recruit in the 2018 class out of Austin, Texas, redshirted last season.
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Burwell B. Bell III, a retired four-star officer, commanded United States forces in South Korea.
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The number of the four-star generals and admirals have made headquarters top heavy, Carter added.
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Redshirt freshman quarterback Sam Darnold, who is finally coming into his own, was a four-star.
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Parton has managed the JPMorgan Growth Advantage Fund (VHIAX) — a four-star rate fund — since 2002.
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Mr. Kelly, who is a former four-star Marine general, also feuded frequently with General McMaster.
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James G. Stavridis, a retired four-star admiral who commanded destroyers, said of the recent crashes.
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As expected, the four-star hotel expertly mixes beach-inspired decor with glam accents and amenities.
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Mr. Flynn is a retired three-star general and Mr. Mattis a retired four-star general.
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Out of 39 four-star generals and admirals, only three are women, according to Pentagon data.
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Another time, he and his cousin applied for jobs as servers at a four-star hotel.
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"A four-star general doesn't have very many people who are going to challenge him," Rep.
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His record = BAD #NeverHillary In September of last year, Trump also attacked retired four-star Gen.
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This group included 12 career ambassadors, the highest diplomatic rank, equivalent to a four-star general.
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Hotels and accommodations are mostly full, with Airbnb rates comparable to those of four-star hotels.
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Wellness Heaven surveyed 634 four-star and 523 five-star hotels, and observed a "striking difference" between the guests -- researchers said TV sets, tablet computers and mattresses were stolen more frequently in five-star establishments, whereas four-star guests were more interested in batteries and remote controls.
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The update will ask drivers "what went wrong" if they select a four-star rating or less.
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CMS said that 22.88 hospitals, or 23.09 percent, received a four-star overall hospital quality star rating.
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The four-star hotel was renovated in the late '90s, after being abandoned for nearly two decades.
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Brooks, now a four-star general who commands U.S. Forces Korea, declined to comment for this article.
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Donald Trump's plan to vet people coming to the United States is "nonsense," retired four-star Gen.
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Morningstar has a four-star rating on Deutsche Bank, just above its three-star "fair return" rating.
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Bun Hieng, a four-star general, also holds the position of deputy commander of the armed forces.
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The fund holds a four star ranking from Morningstar and a three year return of 10.48 percent.
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The now-infamous meal took place at the four-star Brockley Hall Hotel in North Yorkshire, England.
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To make the list, each pair of leggings had to earn at least a four-star rating.
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Last year, they activated the Army Futures Command, a new four star headquarters to manage the programs.
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Obama agreed to waive a Pentagon rule and let McChrystal retire at his full four-star rank.
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Still, it appears unlikely that Trump will move to dismiss Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general.
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Still, both the Portal and Portal Plus are floating around the four-star mark over on Amazon.
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Although there are a few outliers—32 out of 71—those four-star signs are undeniably overrepresented.
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Uthoff is a former four-star recruit, as are point guard Mike Gesell and center Adam Woodbury.
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He also succeeded in getting Congress to add a second four-star general to the Marines' leadership.
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All four "Star" movies end in the present on an image of the widow before a crowd.
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M. -- WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE: President Trump this morning swore in retired four-star Marine Corps Gen.
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With standard rooms starting as low as $229, this high-end four-star hotel is also attainable.
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Recently, Twin Cities officially cut the ribbon on a new four-star hotel at the Minneapolis-St.
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John F. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine General, will be secretary of homeland security, and Gov.
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Even a four-star Marine general could not get Trump to turn loose of his Twitter machine.
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The four "Star Wars" films it has made since then have grossed nearly $2125bn in ticket sales.
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Most (but not all) of the organizations listed below have a top (four-star) rating on Charitynavigator.
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Four star and up hotels in Las Vegas can regularly be found for under $100 per night.
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Few hotels are actually beachfront or offer four-star accommodations, save for Beach House Hotel Hermosa Beach.
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In Barcelona, four-star hotel Casa Bonay is trying a new strategy; making locals come to them.
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The American Jewish World Service (AJWS) has a four out of four star rating on Charity Navigator.
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Though it's possible to afford travel alongside student loan payments, don't expect to stay in four-star hotels.
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A few came close, notably James Mattis, the defence secretary and a thoughtful former four-star Marine general.
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Earlier, I spoke with retired four-star general, Jack Keane, about the expectations for the June 22016th meeting.
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The command is expected to have a staff of about 500 people, led by a four-star general.
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A retired four star general, Mattis, a bachelor, is a so-called "warrior monk," married to the Marines.
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Burgess attempted to use Frank's Express, a company with a four-star rating on the crowdsourced review platform.
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Pete Wells's review of Per Se dropped the landmark restaurant from a four-star rating to two stars.
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A four-star hotel put up all the artists for a period of the project, free of charge.
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Disney's four Star Wars films have totaled more than $4.8 billion at the box office worldwide since 2015.
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These Tar Heels also have four star-caliber players in Paige, Brice Johnson, Kennedy Meeks, and Justin Jackson.
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It was clear that Hield had talent -- he was a four-star recruit ranked 86th nationally by Rivals.
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I will say though that there is a four-star general, Robert Abrams, that is overseeing the court.
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"It's time to go," he said Thursday, wearing a dark suit rather than his usual four-star uniform.
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On Tuesday, the Trump administration nominated retired four-star general John Abizaid to be ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
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In his first year there, at twenty-four, he was awarded a four-star review by the Times .
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Prices are $1,200 a person for the three-star property and $1,400 a person for the four-star.
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Mattis, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, resigned in December, citing disagreements with Trump's policy on Syria.
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Rooms at Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, a four-star hotel that overlooks Lake Michigan, start at $139/night.
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William Barber II and John Allen, a retired four-star general; Chelsea Clinton's daughterly testimonial; and, finally, Mrs.
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The Kentucky Castle is a four-star luxury hotel in Versailles, Kentucky, about 10 miles outside of Lexington.
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Keyshawn Johnson Jr., also a wide receiver, is rated a four-star prospect by three major recruiting services.
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" Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, said: "I think he knows he can't fuck us on this.
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John Kelly, Trump's chief of staff, is a retired four-star general, as is Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Austin S. Miller, the commander of the American and NATO forces in Afghanistan, in his four-star uniform.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has become the second four-star general this month to quit the Trump administration.
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Her husband, Jang Song-thaek, a four-star general, was charged with counterrevolutionary activities and executed in 2013.
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Active duty four-star generals Joseph Votel and John Hyten have also advocated for staying in the agreement.
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The former four-star will take command of the agency responsible for protecting U.S. critical infrastructure from cyberattack.
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Conway is the chief knowledge officer in the Department of the Army assigned to a four-star command.
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A key vacancy will be filled in early 2019, when the highly respected four-star Air Force Gen.
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We've heard about that friend who booked a suite at a four-star hotel for $100 a night.
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Kelly, who was previously secretary of Homeland Security in Trump's Cabinet, is a retired four-star Marine general.
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Daley said in theory Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, will bring order to the White House.
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With prices in low season starting at $129, it's very reasonable for a well-appointed four-star hotel.
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It only sells items that are top sellers, are new and trending or have a four-star rating.
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Nonetheless, there are two in the cabinet: Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who retired as a four-star general, and the secretary of homeland security, John F. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine Corps general who served for 45 years, ending his military career as the commander of United States Southern Command.
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Quick: Which four-star Manhattan restaurant serves "a lukewarm matsutake mushroom bouillon as murky and appealing as bong water"?
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Michelle Howard, the Navy's first female four-star admiral and the current commander of US Naval Forces in Europe.
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One senior military official said, though, that the most senior commanders on a four-star level would never resign.
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In his first article since then, the retired four-star general bravely explored the challenges of relearning everyday tasks.
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James "Mad Dog" Mattis, a revered, straight-talking four-star retired Marine Corps general, to launch an independent bid.
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But given how little Mr Kelly, a retired four-star general, has restrained him, that hardly seems to matter.
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John Craddock, a retired four-star general and former NATO commander, is on the other side of this debate.
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The cheerleaders are staying at the four-star Inje Speedium resort where rooms cost about $230-670 per night.
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Gross said Way2Ride has been successful, with over 300,000 downloads and a four-star rating in the app store.
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"He was so different," Trevon Sidney, a consensus four-star wide receiver recruit in this year's USC class, says.
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West Virginia's top recruit, four-star freshman forward Oscar Tshiebwe posted five points and five rebounds in 12 minutes.
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Over 100,000 people have been displaced by the violence so far, according to the UN.Retired four-star Marine Gen.
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James "Mad Dog" Mattis, a revered, straight-talking four-star retired Marine Corps general, to launch an independent bid.
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Trump often complained that Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, was not politically shrewd enough for the task.
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" The article, published Thursday, examines why a "four-star Marine general signed up to save the foundering Trump presidency.
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But sometimes these social-media pros flub it — even the four-star command responsible for the US's nuclear weapons.
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Kelly is a retired four-star Marine general and chief of staff to the president of the United States.
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Since 22021, Disney has released four "Star Wars" films and garnered nearly $5 billion at the global box office.
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Out of 38 four-star generals and admirals, there are three women, including General Robinson, according to the Pentagon.
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Mattis, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, resigned as defense secretary in December after serving for two years.
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One of the historic homes is occupied by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis; four-star admirals live in the others.
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The Standard High Line is a reasonably priced four-star hotel in Manhattan ideal for culture and nightlife lovers.
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The four-star eco-resort, established by the Rockefeller family, was one of the first in the United States.
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A four star general and former Secretary of State to a transphobic racist who pals around with Alex Jones.
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No, what was stunning was seeing a four-star general prostitute himself before the White House press corps. Gen.
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"If you start off with 30 four-star reviews, you have a leg up on everybody," Ms. Greer said.
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"NATO has had that counter-terrorism division forever," said Stavridis, a retired four-star admiral and former NATO commander.
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Luke Skywalker and Rey Whatshername grace one of four Star Wars: The Last Jedi-related covers for the latest issue.
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Bolsonaro first reached out to retired four-star Army general Oswaldo Ferreira, the former commander of Brazil's Army engineering corps.
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Reducing the investment in diplomacy, aid and development will make the US ultimately less safe, argued retired four-star Gen.
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Just be sure to treat you the way a four-star hotel would treat you: with something (quite literally) sweet.
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Four-Star fund manager, Katrina Dudley of Franklin Templeton Investments, says she's looking for buys amid this week's big downturn.
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"If you want to get into a debate with the four-star marine general, I think that's something highly inappropriate."
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The company is also now experimenting with brick-and-mortar stores that sell only four-star rated products from Amazon.
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Mike Flynn, who sounded the alarm on ISIS when Obama was calling them "a jayvee team," or four-star Gens.
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If the retired Marine four-star general is curbing him after a week on the job, that's a big achievement.
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Hayden is a four-star general who has served in high-ranking positions in the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations.
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On deck will be John Kelly, the retired four-star Marine general tapped to head the Department of Homeland Security.
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Not there, in an obvious way is Harrison, who burst to stardom after playing Solo in four 'Star Wars' films.
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In March 28503, four-star Admiral Samuel Locklear III sat down with a Boston Globe reporter in a Cambridge hotel.
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Maybe it's just bad luck; across four star systems and more than a dozen planets, I've explored largely barren worlds.
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He was a four-star commander of Air Combat Command and the air component commander for US Joint Forces Command.
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A four-star general in North Korea who was thought to have been executed earlier this year has apparently resurfaced.
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Kelly, a four-star general when his son was killed in 2010, has rarely referred to his loss in public.
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Nearby Bryant Park is a more relaxed option to consider, and home to the boutique four-star Park Terrace Hotel.
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For comparison, "Avengers: Endgame" made more in China in its first week than those four "Star Wars" movies did combined.
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Disney Plus is set to eventually include, among other things, eight original Marvel TV series and four "Star Wars" shows.
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Unlike his boss, he stayed in the military for forty-six years, retiring in 2018 as a four-star general.
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Both his predecessor, President George W. Bush, and President Ronald Reagan named four-star generals as their secretaries of state.
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The overwhelming majority of these reviews are relentlessly positive; these are four-star and higher products, per the rating system.
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In this type of environment, a VA Secretary with a four-star background would have a better chance of success.
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A four-star military officer coming directly from the Defense Department could provide the VA with the direction it needs.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, a four-star Marine general, looks to Trump like someone who should be running the Pentagon.
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Like a hastily drawn bath at a four-star Vegas hotel, "New Light" is warm, almost luxurious, and artificially lit.
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The group took more than 170 hostages, killing 30 and injuring another 50 people at the four-star Splendid hotel.
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Moxy East Village is a new four-star hotel in New York's East Village neighborhood, themed after its vibrant culture.
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Mostly, though, it was Mr. Tune and his design team that made this "Hotel" seem like a four-star establishment.
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Yet it sits less than a mile away from the international airport and a recently opened plush, four-star hotel.
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Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star general, is the highest-ranking officer to lose a child in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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My father-in-law, Cetin Dogan, a retired four-star general in the Turkish military, was one of the victims.
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Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, must now instill order on a staff whose infighting has grown toxic.
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Anthony C. Zinni, a four-star Marine general who retired in 2000, as a special representative to the Persian Gulf.
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Overall, since 210, Disney has released four "Star Wars" films and garnered nearly $245 billion at the global box office.
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There are worse things to be than prestige-TV comfort food, a Minnesota hotdish prepared in a four-star kitchen.
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Based on my initial responses, SnapTravel gave me a cost estimate for three- and four-star hotels in the area.
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Also in November, Holmes — a four-star general — raised questions about the value of a new JSTARS in contested airspace.
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Several lawmakers concluded after hearing from both Hyten and the accuser that the four-star general had been falsely accused.
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An unhappy football mom Four-star wide receiver Jacob Copeland committed to the University of Florida on National Signing Day.
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Call this your four-star-and-up-only club, with entry granted by our devoted-to-the-goods shop editors.
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At its core, the movie serves as an excuse to spend time in the company of its four star leads.
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Scott Miller for promotion to four-star rank and assignment as the next commander of U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan.
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Samuels, who played his high school football in Los Lunas, N.M., was a four-star prospect in the Class of 2017.
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McDonald's sells millions of burgers, but that doesn't necessarily make them good for you, or worthy of a four-star rating.
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So each time I worked with her it was always the best of jobs because you get the four-star treatment.
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Earlier this month, staff at Austria's four-star Romantik Seehotel Jägerwirt tried to sign into the resort's computer systems, but couldn't.
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And there are no friendlier fish than the Mon Calamari, that race of aquatic rebels seen in four Star Wars films.
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Harry Harris, the four-star commander of U.S. Pacific Command, testified at a hearing of the House Committee on Armed Services.
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General Ri was shown wearing a three-star rather than a four-star insignia, indicating he had been reduced in rank.
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If you want to get into a debate with a four-star Marine general, I think that is something highly inappropriate.
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Charity Navigator, which rates charities on a zero- to four-star scale, will start using the new rating system on Wednesday.
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In February 2017, Uber executives huddled in the hallway near a conference room of San Francisco's four-star Le Meridien hotel.
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Disney Plus will eventually include, among other TV shows and movies, eight original Marvel TV series and four "Star Wars" shows.
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Kanye West constructed four "Star Wars"-inspired structures on his property in Calabasas, California, which were intended to house the homeless.
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The service last year announced that it planned to start up a new four-star organization known as Army Futures Command.
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Again, look, I spent four years of my life in that country as a two star, three star, four star commander.
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President Trump announced on Friday that he was replacing Priebus with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly, a four-star Marine general.
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Fusion Club at the four-star Cassells Al Barsha Hotel is offering the special daily through the end of the year.
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But the Trump administration would create a separate command for space apart from STRATCOM, led by a four-star flag officer.
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An American four-star general is likely to move around some two dozen times during the course of a long career.
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Why should a four-star general bestir himself over getting his facts wrong or describing a black woman as a barrel?
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In 2014, Mattis was asked whether there was any order that should cause a four-star general to resign in protest.
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The White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, another retired four-star general, was also unenthusiastic about Mr. Bolton's hiring.
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When asked about Kelly's lies, Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said it was "highly inappropriate" to question a four-star general.
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" Mr. Suddhaso said: "You don't come here for a four-star hotel — if we were a hotel, we'd be 1.5 stars.
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He has taught over 20,000 students through his 16 four-star rated courses; consider him the Bill Nye of memory hacks.
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The four-star, pet-friendly hotel is named after England's Windsor Castle and provides understated elegance in an ever-bustling city.
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That dynamic may be diminished should two four-star Marines — however brilliant — find themselves together at the helm of the Pentagon.
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In 2011, former CIA director and four-star general David Petraeus was caught leaking confidential documents to his mistress Paula Broadwell.
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As a retired four-star general, he was seen as a stabilizing force among the temperamental decision making of the administration.
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Instead, Kenner sold an "Early Bird Certificate Package," which fans could later redeem for four "Star Wars" action figures and more.
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Mr. Mattis, an experienced, retired four-star Marine general, had been seen as a counterbalance to Mr. Trump's unpredictable decision-making.
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I recently interviewed former secretaries of state Henry Kissinger and George P. Shultz, as well as retired four-star general Jack Keene.
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The four Star Wars feature films Disney has produced have grossed more than $22019 billion at the box office, according to comScore.
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The former secretary of state under George W. Bush and a retired four-star Army general joined the Salesforce board in 22019.
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On Tuesday night, he was spotted at four-star restaurant Jean Georges in New York City having dinner with the president-elect.
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Ann Dunwoody, commander of the Army Materiel Command, smiles during her promotion ceremony to the rank of four-star general on Nov.
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The 247Sports composite ranked Howell as a four-star prospect and the No. 3 dual-threat quarterback in the Class of 2019.
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This facial steamer comes with a blackhead remover kit and a control knob, and it has a four star rating on Amazon.
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" Cowen's Schweizer said he expects there's a likelihood that Marine Corps priorities under the retired four-star general could see "less opposition.
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There are also sections for new / trending and top sellers, where featured products don't necessarily have to meet the four-star bar.
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We got three- and four-star spicy food since we know our kid won't be eating it, and it is so satisfying.
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This $80 mud mask has a four-star rating from more than 179,000 reviews on ipsy, a beauty sample subscription box service.
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Carter's options had included demoting Petraeus from a four-star general to a three-star, which would have affected his retirement salary.
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I've worked in a lot of high-end restaurants and thought, Why can't we have four-star quality in a casual environment?
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"I will suggest that we will win," the retired four-star general said in testimony before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense.
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Flynn will be in the White House and have the president's ear, but Mattis as a retired four-star will outrank him.
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"If you're going to a four star restaurant or you're going to McDonald's you're going to have a different experience," Liz says.
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This boutique four-star gem sits in the middle of it all, in a beautifully restored Art Nouveau building on pulsing Oranienstrasse.
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The drawn-out inquiry process resulted from a clash between Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, a retired Marine four-star general, and Gen.
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Ms. Pardini, the first four-star female chief in the department, started as a collector in East New York, Brooklyn, in 1993.
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Le Bernardin received its first four-star review from Bryan Miller in 1986, when the chef Gilbert Le Coze led the kitchen.
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Still, the briefing — and indeed the strike on Soleimani itself— marks a critical moment for the 0003-year-old four-star general.
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The H10 Costa Adeje Palace, which is a four-star hotel chain on the coast of Adeje, was officially quarantined on Tuesday.
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But instead of calling Trump, it was Kelly -- the retired four-star Marine who'd sat aside Trump during lunch -- who called Schumer.
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Jack Keane, retired four-star general Keane has informally advised the President on matters of national security, including negotiations with the Taliban.
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Unlike his soon-to-be predecessor McMaster, Bolton also does not have a prior relationship with Mattis, a retired four-star general.
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Above, Antonio Mourão, a former four-star general who suggested a military intervention might be necessary to purge the corrupt ruling class.
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There are plenty of chain motels along the main highway, but very few properties claim a beachfront address or four-star accommodations.
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He acknowledged that his colleagues in the Marine Corps, where he served as a four-star general, might not like hearing that.
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The retired four-star general pointed to China's need for the United States to keep buying its goods and the country's slowing economy.
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Ri formerly held the four-star position before he was briefly demoted deputy chief and three stars for an unspecified reason in 2016.
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"To say this was a four-star experience, or an eight out of 10, who the hell knows what that means?" she said.
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The photo above, taken in 2013, marked the first time six four-star Marines Corps generals were actively serving in the Marine Corps.
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Akin Ozturk -- a highly decorated Four Star General who commanded a NATO forces in Afghanistan -- has been accused of leading the coup plotters.
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The pair then fled to their hotel room at the four-star Le Meridien, where police found them hours later, the order says.
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Powell, a retired four-star general, served as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff under both George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
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"If you want to get into a debate with a four-star Marine general, I think that that's something highly inappropriate," she said.
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Most who have served in the top intelligence post were former ambassadors, four-star military officers, or people with decades of intelligence experience.
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Beet tartare with cucumber, buttermilk, and Calabrian chili is plated with the same attention to detail as the four-star food of Niche.
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Trump transition said to be eyeing Navy Admiral Michelle Howard to head the VA. Link tk First four-star woman in Navy history.
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Of the 20083 four-star officers currently serving in the United States military, three, or 22008 percent, are women, according to the Pentagon.
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In the column, McRaven recounted an instance this month in which a retired four-star general gave a candid assessment of the president.
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"The President shifted from the question, which was about freedom of the press, to insulting a retired four-star," said retired Lt. Gen.
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In November 2008, Dunwoody rose to become the first-ever female Four-Star General, holding the position until she retired in August 2012.
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The allegations surfaced in April shortly after four-star General John Hyten was nominated to be the President's second most senior military adviser.
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It wasn't until Fassbender's four star-making performances in films that were all released in 2011 that people truly started to take notice.
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The In-N-Out Burger locations in Texas are the only ones in the country with an average sub-four-star Yelp rating.
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" Three days later, on March 10, Secretary of Defense James Mattis — a former Marine four-star general — publicly condemned Marines United as "unacceptable.
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" The president called his chief of staff "a very elegant man," and added that Mr. Kelly "is a tough, strong four-star Marine.
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The four-star rated fund is up 34.9% this year and is outperforming 97% of the funds in its category, according to Morningstar.
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This includes minister counselors (the equivalent of two-star generals), career ministers (the three-star equivalent), and career ambassadors (the four-star equivalent).
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For both General McMaster and Mr. Mattis, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, Afghanistan was a profound experience — but in different ways.
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"He's a soldier's soldier," said John Allen, the retired Marine four-star general who at one time was Milley's commanding officer in Afghanistan.
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Trump has reportedly been so frustrated with the U.S. direction in Afghanistan that he suggested firing the four-star general overseeing the war.
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James Jones, a four-star former supreme allied commander in Europe, after concluding that the general was a bad fit for the administration.
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"That name was chosen for a reason," said Philip M. Breedlove, a retired four-star Air Force general who served as NATO commander.
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On today's episode: • Who is Mr. Kelly, and what does it mean when a retired four-star general enters a chaotic White House?
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The four-star head of Training and Doctrine Command wrote to me months later and told me that I had in fact graduated.
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Mercado said land mine use would need to be authorized by a four-star military official and reviewed by the secretary of defense.
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Prices in low season start around $150, making it one of the most reasonably-priced higher-end, four-star properties on our list.
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And the Pentagon had been quietly looking to see if there is a four-star military job suited for McMaster, these officials said.
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Azevedo, a four-star general, was Bolsonaro's contemporary at the Black Needles military academy, Brazil's West Point, where they both trained as paratroopers.
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The four-star rated fund has $1.6 billion in assets under management and has returned nearly 19 percent over the past three years.
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The store only carries items that are top sellers, have a four-star rating or above, or are new and trending on Amazon.com.
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John Kelly, the former four-star general in charge of Southern Command, which is responsible for all US military operations in Latin America.
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The Senate has confirmed two four-star officers to take over command of U.S. military forces in the Asia-Pacific and North America.
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There would be a new four-star general of the Space Force who would become the Joint Chiefs of Staff's eighth member. Rep.
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Possible permanent replacements are rumoured to include David Petraeus, the former four-star commander and architect of a successful counter-insurgency "surge" in Iraq.
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That perception was also alive on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers worried that Shanahan lacked the stature of Mattis, a retired four-star Marine general.
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HOFFMAN: Well, he&aposs a four-star general, he was a former bodyguard to Kim Jong-un&aposs family, he&aposs extraordinarily well-trusted.
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President Trump earned the title of "aviation enthusiast" during a meeting with the Air Force's mobility chief, four-star General Carlton Everhart, in December.
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Overall,the four-star fund manager says there is an uncertain economic future in Europe and business spending was already staling in the region.
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Posted by Sammie Olovsson on Friday, January 8, 2016 The assailants stormed the seaside, four-star Bella Vista Hotel with knives and pellet guns.
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Peters, who has two seasons of eligibility remaining, is a former four-star recruit who played in 10 games (four starts) for the Wolverines.
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The retired Marine Corps former four-star general has received stock and option awards as a board member of General Dynamics since August 2013.
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He was ranked by the 247Sports composite as a four-star prospect and the No. 20 running back in the nation in that class.
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He also praised the choices of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly, a retired four-star general, and US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley.
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Carter's options include taking action to demote Petraeus from a four-star general back to a three-star for purposes of his retirement salary.
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Allen, who retired as a four-star general, said his experiences in the military have taught him the qualities needed to lead the nation.
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The four-star general suggested the president's rhetoric, and the way he carries himself as a leader, could impact how he's received among troops.
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As Trump now looks to replace the former four-star general by the end of February, several names have emerged as possible front-runners.
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The company continues to push hard into offline retail, expanding its Amazon Go store and opening a new four-star store in New York.
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Mattis, who kept a personal collection of 7,000 books before retiring as a four-star general, attributes his success on the battlefield to reading.
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"If it was a restaurant, it would be a Michelin four-star," said Cole Carin, an 8-year-old from the Upper West Side.
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The retired United States Air Force four-star general, who is now is a CNN national security analyst, served under the past three administrations.
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"It may not be a cloud but certainly the president is, you know, somewhat embarrassed, frankly," added Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general.
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Tom Vilsack, the agriculture secretary; Thomas E. Perez, the secretary of labor; and James G. Stravidis, a retired four-star Navy admiral, remain contenders.
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US Army Futures Command is a newly-established four-star command aimed at the rapid development and fielding of new technology for future warfare.
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On a recent trip to Kentucky, I got the chance to spend a night at the castle, which is now a four-star hotel.
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You don't bring in a four-star Marine general, empower him and have everyone reporting to him if you don't want to enforce discipline.
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He first became fed up with him over the moron remark because Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, saw the comment as insubordination.
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"It's harder for H.R. to be legitimized as a four-star after serving in a political position—especially in this Administration," Bill Rapp said.
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General Brown, who is now the commander of U.S. Pacific Air Forces, is one of only two African-American four-star generals currently serving.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, deflected questions, saying it was "highly inappropriate" to question Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star general.
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There are several three- and four-star hotels that possess a fair amount of comfort and decorum, and cost a fraction of luxury lodgings.
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Kelly is a retired Marine four-star, and McMaster is currently an Army three-star general — but Trump reportedly can't stand either of them.
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Additionally, Amazon runs a number of different stores, such as Whole Foods, bookstores, and its four-star stores that stock only highly rated products.
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The chef Eric Ripert took over after Mr. Le Coze died in 1994, and got a four-star review from Ruth Reichl in 1995.
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ROME — First there was the roar, then the darkness and crush of debris that turned their four-star resort hotel into a wintry tomb.
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The four-star hotel has 43 rooms, but it was not clear how many guests were staying there at the time of the avalanche.
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The quiet imposed by the retired four-star Marine general presents a counterpoint to Trump and his loyalists, many of whom thrive on chaos.
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James N. Mattis, Mr. Trump's choice for secretary of defense, if the Senate confirms General Mattis, a retired four-star officer in the Marines.
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On the Sunday morning talk shows, many predicted Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, would bring "discipline" and "order" to his new post.
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But officials told CNN that the White House's wish is to find McMaster a four-star job that is seen as acknowledging his service.
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A four-star general, Hayden directed the NSA from the end of the Clinton administration to the beginning of George W. Bush's second term.
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James Stavridis, retired four-star U.S. Navy admiral and NATO supreme allied commander, called the Strait of Hormuz a "flashpoint" for a potential conflict.
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Bloomberg reported that the session was organized by Jack Keane, a retired four-star Army general and one of the founders of IP3 International.
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Along with all this streamlining, the DoD is trying to reduce the number of managers, bureaucrats, four-star generals and admirals, and other people.
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"Ya think?" said the former defense secretary Leon E. Panetta, a onetime boss to Mr. Kelly, who retired as a four-star Marine general.
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For example, Antonio Hamilton Mourão, a four-star general who is serving as Bolsonaro's vice presidential running mate, just retired from active duty in February.
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CNN National Security Analyst Michael Hayden, a retired four-star US Air Force general, formerly headed the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency.
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Mike Rogers, the current director of the National Security Agency, and Gen Jack Keane, a retired four star general who advised Clinton in recent years.
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The four-star general told a congressional committee last year that the lack of security on the U.S.-Mexican border represents a national security threat.
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The report includes the creation of the US Space Command, an independent unified combatant command that would eventually be led by a four-star general.
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SPICER: Well, I&aposll tell you this, I generally don&apost -- I wouldn&apost want to cross a Marine, never mind a four star marine.
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Images show Akin Ozturk, a four-star general and former commander of the Turkish air force, had been arrested, his ear bandaged and neck bruised.
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Trump began by unveiling a list of 25 retired military leaders endorsing his candidacy, including four four-star generals and 14 three-star flag officers.
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The wall of snow turned the four-story, four-star hotel into tinder sticks, shoving it a reported 32 feet (10 meters) from its foundation.
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While Nicholson, a four-star Army general with 35 years of military experience, is respected, he has also caused some irritation in senior defense circles.
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A four-star stay Man locked up for a misdemeanor sneaks a phone into his jail cell, takes a selfie, posts a TripAdvisor-style review.
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Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, told reporters Thursday that North Korea is a pariah that cannot be allowed to threaten the United States.
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The Senate voted 92 to seven for the 68-year-old retired four-star Army general, who led U.S. Central Command during the Iraq war.
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Carlyle's first big investment in a hedge fund firm was Claren Road Asset Management, which was founded by four star Citigroup traders in December 2010.
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This year, a video that showed a woman being dragged down a hallway in a four-star hotel as bystanders stood idle prompted widespread outrage.
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However, I'm not every driver, and some are apparently very stingy with their five stars and hand out lots of three- and four-star ratings.
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There would be a new four-star chief of staff of the Space Corps who would become the Joint Chiefs of Staff's eighth member. Rep.
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"One retired four-star general, grabbed my arm, shook me and shouted, 'I don't like the Democrats, but Trump is destroying the Republic,'" McRaven wrote.
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The Fantastic Four star revealed in an interview for the Dr. Berlin's Informed Pregnancy Podcast that she miscarried during her first pregnancy, according to People.
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Earlier this month, a video showing a woman being attacked by a stranger in the hallway of a four-star hotel in Beijing went viral.
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The series was originally featured in Issue 28 (April 1983) of the The Four Star Puzzler and is used with generous permission of the publisher.
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What we're hearing... The retired four-star Marine general told about 20 West Wing officials — including National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster — in the 8 a.m.
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According to Som Dona's website, each room comes with a queen-sized bed, en suite bathroom, and four-star service "specifically designed for women's needs."
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Though since then I've gotten a couple more four-star ratings — never finding out why — I'm still rated a 4.99 on Uber and on Lyft.
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She was delighted with the results, and at 17, he started work as an apprentice in a kitchen at a four-star hotel in Frankfurt.
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A highly coveted four-star recruit from Southern California, he was 24 of 30 in the air with one interception in his first career start.
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Recharge listed the property in the four-star category, and it was indeed less lavish than the Pierre, although the service was just as warm.
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He had what he would describe as four-star pizza for lunch, mac-and-cheese for dinner and a chocolate éclair for breakfast (Don't judge).
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Peters, a four-star recruit in the 2018 class, played in two games for the Seminoles as a true freshman, retaining his year of eligibility.
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The four-star Courtyard Santiago Las Condes is offering the "Snow" package on weekends from June 25 through August that includes skiing at Valle Nevado.
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Speaking at a charity dinner in New York, the retired four-star Marine Corps general delivered a speech that included several punchy jabs at Trump.
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The Westin Tampa Bay has shockingly low rates over Christmas week, as low as $140 per night for the four-star hotel, no package needed.
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Boldness and ability of this magnitude in an ally is a four-star asset that Mr. Trump's Mideast policy has so far failed to exploit.
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John Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, takes over what is probably the second-hardest job in Washington today: White House chief of staff.
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Mattis, a legendary, straight-talking four-star retired Marine Corps general whose nicknames include "Warrior Monk" and "Mad Dog," might be right up Trump's alley.
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Luis Gutiérrez, calling on the Illinois Democrat to apologize for disparaging White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, a retired four-star general.
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A search is quietly being conducted by the Pentagon to see if there is a four-star military job suited for McMaster, these officials said.
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Most rooms feature stunning views of the Chicago River, only rivaled by those observed from the four-star hotel&aposs rooftop, a favorite among locals.
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The four-star Marine general quickly established a new way of doing business in the West Wing, positioning himself as the chief gatekeeper to Trump.
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John F. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general whose son was killed in combat in Afghanistan, as his choice for secretary of Homeland Security.
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The four-star Marine Corps general reiterated the importance of working with allies — an issue that prompted his shock resignation as Trump's secretary of Defense.
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The former four-star Marine general has been tasked with implementing the strict interpretation of immigration law laid out by Trump's executive orders on immigration.
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The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, says it is "highly inappropriate" to question Mr. Kelly because he is a former four-star general.
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Today in the red chair is Michael Hayden, a retired U.S. Air Force four-star general and the former director of the National Security Agency.
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Another top theory has also been disproven—quite scientifically—by the same security researcher who was quick to screenshot the retired four-star general's inadvertent tweet.
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Before he became Trump's Defense secretary, the four-star general led the U.S. Central Command, the combatant command responsible for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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James Mattis, the retired four-star general who resigned as defense secretary on Thursday, has long been viewed as a legendary figure in the U.S. military.
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Book Park South Hotel starting at $140 per nightRooms at the four-star Park South Hotel are straightforward, well-appointed, and traditional in Manhattan's NoMad neighborhood.
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Joonas Suotamo, who took over the role of Chewbacca from Peter Mayhew for the last four "Star Wars" films, will also be featured in the film.
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But it's taken women rising to leadership positions — four-star generals, combatant commanders, and lawmakers on armed services committees — for this issue to gain any traction.
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If "Mad Dog" Mattis, as Trump calls him, is convinced that the president is shorting his stock, the retired four-star Marine general could leave abruptly.
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But what does it mean to have a four-star general who has spent the last 15 years managing wars in charge of the Defense Department?
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But Flamingo Beach at the four-star Renaissance Resort & Casino in Oranjestad, the capital of the Caribbean island of Aruba, is now our favorite by far.
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What do you do when a retired four-star general who is now White House Chief of Staff tells lies in an on-the-record briefing?
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John Hickenlooper, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro and James Stravidis, the former supreme allied commander of NATO and a retired four-star Navy admiral.
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North Korea's 230-member cheering squad is expected to stay at Inje Speedium, according to a unification ministry official, a four-star hotel surrounded by forest.
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Developers here have often chosen to flip their land for profit rather than build in an area that does not look like a four-star neighborhood.
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By contrast, each of the four-star officers leading a military service (including the Coast Guard and National Guard Bureau) tweeted a statement condemning the violence.
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He cultivated close relations with the then Russian defence minister and told Reuters he himself had three-star and four-star Russian generals working under him.
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Joseph Dunford, Trump also relied on a pair of retired Marine Corps four-star generals: Mattis along with his newly installed chief of staff John Kelly.
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Mattis last served as a four star commander of U.S. Central Command, and Flynn last served as a three star commander of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Sanders told reporters it was "highly inappropriate" to debate the chief of staff over his statement, given that he is a retired four-star Marine general.
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Hayden, a retired four-star Air Force general who is now a CNN national security analyst, served during both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations.
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John Allen, a retired four-star Marine general, criticized President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw troops as the Turkish military launched an assault on northeastern Syria.
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For the US Army, Futures Command is a newly-established four-star command aimed at the rapid development and fielding of new technology for future warfare.
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But lawmakers in both parties expressed concerns about some specifics of Trump's Space Force proposal, such as how many new four-star generals would be created.
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A four-star military officer, vetted by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, would bridge the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs and ensure their much-needed integration.
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly had been hoping to entice McMaster into another military assignment in order to qualify as a four-star general.
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I clicked on the ratings breakdown, and there it was: my first four-star rating (who rates someone four stars?!), a blemish on my perfect record.
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In Austin, guests stayed at the Kimpton Van Zandt hotel, a four-star boutique hotel with a rooftop pool that supplies yoga mats in every room.
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Styles _____ Last year, Democrats and Republicans alike agreed that if anyone could bring order to the Trump administration, it was the retired four-star Marine general.
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While Mr. Kelly and Mr. Trump were barely talking in recent weeks, the retired four-star Marine general was a figure the president had difficulty firing.
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She gave me some initial mood boards on May 1st, and sent a revision on May 6th after I rated them on a four-star scale.
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Feature Last year, Democrats and Republicans alike agreed that if anyone could bring order to the Trump administration, it was the retired four-star Marine general.
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" In 1953, Mr. Hope said he had met President Dwight D. Eisenhower a decade earlier — "when he was a four-star general and had some power.
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In fact, you may actually enjoy the season if you face it with plenty of hot cocoa, movie marathons, and these four-star sherpa-lined sweatpants.
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His teammates most notably included Jackie Robinson, a four-star athlete at U.C.L.A. who would soon break the modern major league color barrier with the Dodgers.
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Mattis, a four-star Marine Corps general, reiterated the importance of working with allies, an issue that prompted his shock resignation as Trump's Secretary of Defense.
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Lee did not offer any additional context as to her opinion on Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general who previously headed up U.S. Southern Command.
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But in 20103, state media announced that he had been appointed a four-star general and published a photograph of him sitting next to his father.
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More than 1,000 holidaymakers are confined to their rooms in the four-star Hotel H10 Costa Adeje Palace on the island of Tenerife, reported The Local.
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General Rawat, a four-star general, has spent much of his career leading counterinsurgency operations in northeastern India and Kashmir, which is also claimed by Pakistan.
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Joonas Suotamo, who took over the role of Chewbacca from Peter Mayhew for the last four "Star Wars" films, will also be featured in the film.
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Four-star general John Kelly was sworn in Monday as President Trump's second chief of staff, after Reince Priebus was unceremoniously dumped on Twitter last Friday.
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Propel's four Star Wars quadcopter models features a clever propeller placement—they're underneath and clear, instead of above and opaque—that helps them disappear when in flight.
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The retired four-star Marine Corps general has joked publicly that working for Trump is the hardest job he&aposs ever had, including those on the battlefield.
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Book Library Hotel, starting at $200 per nightMany great boutique hotels come with a theme and the four-star Library Hotel in Midtown executes theirs exceptionally well.
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" Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Robinson, a four-star general, was tapped because she was the most qualified for the post and called her a "superb officer.
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And here she is promoting her new branding for Trump Hotels in language worthy of a brochure: In 2016, we launched Scion, a four-star lifestyle brand.
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Mattis was a four-star general who once led the US Central Command and was celebrated as a top choice to lead the world's most powerful military.
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IT IS one of the spectacles of soldiering in the democratic world: the moment when a four-star general fields a hard question from a lowly grunt.
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They live in a former four-star hotel and work in top-of-the-line laboratories in the former press centre built for the 2014 Winter Olympics.
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MACCALLUM: So, here now, retired Four-Star General Jack Keane, Fox News strategic analyst -- senior strategic analyst, and chairman of the Institute for the Study of war.
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A day prior, the four-star general overseeing the deployment, said the Department of Homeland Security requested 5,239 troops and that the figure was poised to rise.
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Thomas offered unusually candid public remarks for a US four-star general about the capabilities of Iraqi Kurds when they first began to fight ISIS in 2014.
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There's one four-star nudist hotel and their menus are in four languages—German, French, English, Spanish—so they are very much catering to an international clientele.
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On the stand, Abrams, a four-star general, denied any wrongdoing and insisted that he has not been swayed by comments made about the case by Sen.
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Mattis, a retired four-star general who led U.S. Central Command, worked at the Hoover Institution from 2013 until his confirmation as Defense secretary in January 2017.
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One reviewer said the sauna caught fire after preheating it for the third time, although it has a four-star rating overall based on other positive reviews.
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The NGCV program is the second-highest priority for Army Futures Command, a 1-year-old four-star command dedicated to the development of future warfighting capabilities.
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The former four-star Marine Corps general was viewed by many as a stabilizing force in a White House that has staked several unorthodox foreign policy positions.
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Then, on his first day as the new chief of staff, retired four-star General John Kelly fired Scaramucci, who'd been on the job for ten days.
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I started searching online with the goal of a four-star property in a reasonably accessible part of town that was comfortable, clean, safe, and welcoming enough.
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The Elbphilharmonie, a glass-paneled building mounted atop a former warehouse, includes not just two concert halls but a four-star hotel, a restaurant and residential apartments.
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While not cheap, the four-star Animal Kingdom Lodge is ideal for families or discerning adults who yearn for something beyond a bed, bathroom, and four walls.
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My lovely, four-star hotel had décor of wooden gnomes and elk heads, and a smashing petit déjeuner where the fresh food never seemed to stop coming.
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In January of 1981, I awarded the top four-star rating to Vienna '79, a suavely stylish Austrian restaurant that opened on East 19833th Street in 1979.
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Washington has its fair share of traditional mid-tier and luxury hotels, and The Line, a four-star property, is a refreshing addition to the familiar scene.
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We're not saying we're stopping five-star (hotels) but we want to focus on three and four-star hotels that appeal to more market segments and families.
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Howard is the first woman to become a four-star admiral in the Navy, as well as the first African-American woman to command a Navy ship.
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Mattis also shares no prior relationship with Bolton, unlike McMaster, an Army lieutenant general who shared a common background with the retired four-star Marine Corps general.
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" Michael Hayden, retired four-star general, former director of the National Security Agency and former head of the CIA, retweeted Preiss and added, "Ain't that the truth.
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And as the only four-star general in the Cuban military, Raul Castro is also likely to continue to yield unparalleled influence over Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces.
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That's in contrast to Mattis, a retired four-star general who commanded Marines in Iraq and Afghanistan before overseeing both wars as head of U.S. Central Command.
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But these changes, perceived by some as seismic, run the risk of confrontation between the Pentagon and the four-star generals who lead the regional headquarters. Gen.
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The British Colonial Hilton Nassau is a four-star hotel located in the historic Old Fort of Nassau, steps from restaurants, shops, and other main Nassau attractions.
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Schake co-edited and contributed to one of the pre-eminent books on how Americans view the military, "Warriors & Citizens," a partnership with retired four-star Gen.
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If confirmed by the Senate, he would be working with Joseph F. Dunford, the four-star Marine general who is chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday approved two four-star nominees to take over command of U.S. military operations in the Asia-Pacific and North America.
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He installed the diplomatic equivalent of a four-star general, the career ambassador Dan Smith, to lead the Foreign Service Institute, the department's in-house training academy.
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"Is it time to reduce the triad to a diad, removing the land‐based missiles," the retired four-star general told the Senate Armed Services Committee last year.
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Prior to joining Trump's Cabinet, the four-star general was the head of U.S. Central Command, which directs military operations and oversaw the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Unless you were dating out of your league and really trying to impress the other person, you probably weren't dining at four-star restaurants on your first dates.
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No four-star has gone to Syria since its civil war began and no Central Command boss has taken reporters to the front line in nearly a decade.
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Kelly, 67, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, is currently secretary of the Department of Homeland Security and will assume the chief of staff post on Monday.
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Indeed, another high-level Obama Administration official—four-star Marine General James Cartwright—was recently convicted of lying to federal agents who were investigating his contacts with Sanger.
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Under the Administration's plan, the head of a separate US Space Command, a four-star general, would report directly to the US Secretary of Defense and the President.
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The hutong boasts ten eateries, four public bathrooms, nine grocery or hardware shops, a pet hospital, brothel, barbershop, four-star hotel, pool hall and a community-police headquarters.
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Enough to suggest that the four-star rating it received from Sam Sifton in 2011, its most recent review in The New York Times, needs a hard look.
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"They come for the one-seat commute to the city and the school system," said Lora Schade, a broker with Century 21 Four Star Real Estate in Bergenfield.
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Speaking of being held accountable for one's actions, Moorehead's Tweetstorm caused a four-star wide receiver to decommit, and it caused other recruits to stop considering A&M.
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Among the funds Tipp manages is the Prudential Global Total Return Fund, which holds a four star rating from Morningstar and a five year return of +3.51 percent.
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As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to formally nominate the former four-star to head the Pentagon, some Democrats are signaling his confirmation might not be entirely easy.
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Wilson: "If you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general, I think that's highly inappropriate," adding that Kelly "absolutely" stands by his comments.
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The White House has seen significant reshuffling in the past few weeks, including the addition of Trump's newly appointed chief of staff, retired four-star Marine Corps Gen.
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Gone was the narrative of a West Wing in utter chaos; and here was a four star general who was whipping an unruly operation into military grade condition.
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The Times reported that 176 retired officers, including 33 four-star generals and admirals, sent a letter to Trump him against bringing back waterboarding and other torture methods.
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But only two four-star generals have served as White House chief of staff — Alexander Haig and John Kelly, who on Monday was sworn in to the post.
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In October 2019, Trump called his former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, a retired four-star general, "the world's most overrated general," after also saying Mattis wasn't tough enough.
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"There are many things we can be doing now," James Cartwright, a retired four-star general who was vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told me.
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The White House defended Kelly on Friday, with White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders calling it "highly inappropriate" to debate Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general.
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Oprah even included it in her list of favorite things last year, and almost 80% of the 50-odd reviews on Amazon are four-star ratings and above.
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Abizaid retired from the US Army after 34 years of service, according to CENTCOM's website, and in that time rose from infantry platoon leader to four-star general.
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The 36-year-old actress shared her pregnancy news with her husband, fellow Fantastic Four star Jamie Bell, while they were stopped at a red light, People reports.
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And while it is unclear what Tillerson's exit means for other top Cabinet officials, the retired four-star general in charge of the Pentagon undoubtedly lost an ally.
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I envisioned two distinct sections with four-star service and a tasting menu on one side, with a rustic taverna serving à la carte dishes on the other.
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" The four-star general also said the findings "call out individuals for certain activities," but Special Ops "will have the responsibility for taking appropriate action to ensure accountability.
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Although his 23rd-ranked team is struggling a touch at 19-10, Miller had gathered the top recruiting class in the nation, five- and four-star athletes everywhere.
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The addition of John Kelly, a former four-star Marine general, as the secretary of Homeland Security and the chief of staff was supposed to provide further reinforcement.
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That he never did is largely because of one man: Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, a retired four-star Marine general who will leave the administration in February.
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Three months in, the Le Bernardin in New York received a four-star review from The Times, a rating it maintained even after her brother's death in 1994.
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The reports said that he had been appointed a four-star general and that the ruling Workers' Party had elected him vice chairman of the Central Military Commission.
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Among them were some highly trained Chinese chefs escaping Mao's Cultural Revolution who would go on to earn three- and four-star reviews in The New York Times.
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In a major Army reorganization carried out over the past year, he established a new four-star command to oversee the Army's modernization of its weapons and doctrine.
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The White House defended Kelly on Friday, with White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders calling it "highly inappropriate" to debate Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general.
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Book Moxy East Village starting at $185 per nightMarriott's newer outpost in the East Village is a four-star boutique hotel themed after the neighborhood's vibrant local scene.
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There are even tech accessories under $20, like a pair of wireless earbuds with a four-star rating for just $11 or an AirPods carrying case for $7.
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South Korean intelligence believes the young leader was targeted by "disgruntled people inside the North" after he demoted a four-star general, which resulted in a power struggle.
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International Medical Corps is working with local aid organizations on the ground to provide emergency relief; it has a three out of four star rating on Charity Navigator.
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The son and grandson of two four-star Navy admirals, McCain was known throughout his career as an ardent supporter of the armed forces and an advocate for veterans.
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One night, the two sat in the back of an Army vehicle on a live-fire shooting range during a field exercise, recalled McNeill, a retired four-star general.
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According to a report (since amended) by The Local, the computer system at the four-star Austrian hotel, the Seehotel Jaegerwirt, was hacked and its electronic key system hijacked.
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"You come in being all five-star, four-star, got the big head," said Eddie Jackson, a junior who converted from cornerback to safety after Saban asked him to.
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"Mattis was a four-star marine general," notes Mr Chertoff who, like many Never Trumpers, claims to be open-minded about Mr Trump's prospects of running a decent administration.
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The son and grandson of two four-star U.S. Navy admirals, McCain was a troublemaker at the Naval Academy, running with a group who called themselves the Bad Bunch.
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And this decision, combined with Trump's rash action on Syria, apparently pushed the retired four-star general to finally break with the president and submit his resignation late Thursday.
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The former four-star general would head a department in charge of securing borders against illegal immigration, protecting the president, responding to natural disasters and coordinating intelligence and counterterrorism.
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Part of the most recent ride was a bedside visit to Justin from a storied four star general, Raymond "Tony" Thomas, who leads the entire U.S. Special Operations Command.
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In the email, the retired four-star general said Trump "is in the process of destroying himself, no need for the Dems to attack him," according to BuzzFeed News.
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The John Kelly era has officially begun in the Trump West Wing as the former four-star Marine Corps general was sworn in as chief of staff minutes ago.
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But Petraeus, the retired four-star general who led US forces in Mosul in 2003, said that it's not a matter of if ISIS will be defeated, but when.
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A native of Baton Rouge, La., Smart was a four-star recruit in the Class of 2018 and ranked as the state's No. 1 player by the 247Sports composite.
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" Hayden, a retired four-star Air Force general and former director of the National Security Agency, said North Korea believes "they will not survive without being a nuclear power.
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The ratings also haven't meant much, since you're often staring at a dozen three- or four-star options, with no clear reason for what's good or bad about them.
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Conway, a retired United States Marine Corps four-star general, was the 34th commandant of the U.S.M.C. He is co-chairman of Securing America's Future Energy's Energy Security Leadership.
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Retired four-star general Stanley McChrystal on Friday said that the U.S. must take a patient approach in Afghanistan in order to stabilize the nation for the long term.
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An active-duty three-star Army general, McMaster reportedly complained that Mattis, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, looked down on his position in the National Security Council.
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If President Trump did suggest leniency for Michael Flynn, a four star general who had already lost his position as White House national security adviser, he was probably right.
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So did we, first to Iquitos, then to a four-star hotel in Colombia, and finally, armed with our newfound survival skills, into the disorienting wilderness of married life.
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Yue's proposal is likely to be one of the major flashpoints this week at the four-star Diplomat Resort & Spa overlooking the Atlantic Ocean just south of Ft. Lauderdale.
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He arrived early in the war as a brigade commander with the rank of colonel, and will retire as a four-star general after a career spanning 37 years.
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Kim Su Gil, 68, is a four-star Army general who is one of Kim Jong Un's most trusted aides, accompanying him on various military inspections and public events.
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The heavily trafficked Le Méridien San Francisco has generated nearly 2,400 TripAdvisor reviews, making it No. 47 of 244 ranked hotels in the city, with a four-star rating.
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A day after President Trump said he would withdraw American troops from Syria, Jim Mattis, a retired four-star Marine general, said he would leave the Pentagon in February.
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Book Hotel AMO by Amano starting at $87 per nightDelivering four-star style at supremely affordable prices, Germany's hip Amano Group mini-chain counts seven locations in Berlin alone.
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In an interview on ABC News' "This Week" on Sunday, another retired four-star general, Stanley McChrystal, called the Mattis letter "valuable" as he spoke out against Mr. Trump.
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The organizations below, which all received three- or four-star ratings on Charity Navigator, an evaluator of charities, help provide girls and women with access to crucial educational services.
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Pilot Viruet had this to say, in their four-star review for Vox: There's a sense of chaotic energy that runs throughout Tuca & Bertie, Netflix's newest adult animated series.
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The Costa Adeje Palace, a four-star resort with a restaurant, pools and over 450 rooms, is one of at least two hotels to be locked down in Europe.
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The retired four-star general later reminded staff they are serving their country and have important work to do, the officials said, and told them no shakeup was forthcoming.
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In his first month in the White House, the retired four-star Marine has been behind the purge of both Bannon, a chief strategist, and communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
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Lieutenant General McMaster and Kelly, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, have a soft spot for France born of their admiration for the French military, the diplomats said.
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Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general who presided over Mr. Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration, must now instill order on a staff whose infighting has grown toxic.
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He has said he wants "a general" as chief of staff, and has focused on John F. Kelly, the retired four-star Marine now serving as homeland security secretary.
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Kenney and Kennedy were among the small cohort of foreign-policy professionals who held the Foreign Service's equivalent of a three- or four-star general rank in the military.
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He was made a four-star general, deputy chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Workers' Party, and a member of the Central Committee, according to the BBC.
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Ratings in the Google Play store show a four-star average, but recent one-star reviews reveal players aren't happy with the effect this has had on the gameplay.
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During the Iraq war, he was a brigade commander and one of a group of hotshot colonels who would all go on to bigger things at the Pentagon: Robert Abrams, now a four-star general and commander of United States Forces Korea; Stephen Lanza, who rose to become a three-star general and commander of I Corps; and James C. McConville, now a four-star and the new Army chief of staff.
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Rather than an obvious and highly-rated best seller, most of the available no-frills dongles had only dozens of reviews and were barely holding on to four star ratings.
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"Our intent is to train and assist the African armies as much as possible, let them have the lead in fighting radical Islamist terrorists," said retired four-star Army Gen.
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Mattis, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, is expected to spend part of the first few months traveling to visit troops abroad and reassuring allies in Europe and Asia.
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A new unified command structure will be created, called U.S. Space Command, that will be led by a four-star general to ensure integration across the other branches and domains.
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On torture, for example, Mr Trump concedes that the retired four-star marine general, James Mattis, whom he has picked as his defence secretary, believes that brutal interrogations are ineffective.
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Michael Hayden, a retired four-star general and former director of the CIA and National Security Agency, also objected to Trump using the military as an argument against the players.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he would nominate four-star Army General Mark Milley to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Sometimes, it is said, the pact involves James Mattis, the defence secretary, aligning travel with the White House chief of staff, John Kelly, a fellow retired four-star Marine general.
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This 260-ton blast door leads to a once-secret nuclear bunker built for members of Congress beneath The Greenbrier, a four-star resort near White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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This 000-ton blast door leads to a once-secret nuclear bunker built for members of Congress beneath The Greenbrier, a four-star resort near White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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In the ouster, there will also be some who see evidence that Kelly is what Trump needs -- a four-star general to whom the President listens and who he respects.
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At one point during the characters' frantic search for the animal, they capture a four-star general (played by Peter Outerbridge) and interrogate him to find out the sloth's whereabouts.
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Drake Maye (6-foot-4, 205 pounds) is a four-star recruit and the nation's No. 7 pro-style quarterback in the Class of 2021, according to the 247Sports composite.
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Trump's most significant step in this direction came earlier this month when he empowered Defense Secretary James Mattis, a recently retired four-star general, to set troop levels in Afghanistan.
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McMaster does not need confirmation for that position, but the law requires the Senate to reconfirm the ranks of three- and four-star generals when they are assigned new jobs.
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Casa Bonay, a four-star hotel in Barcelona, is hosting a slew of events including film festivals, album listening parties, and rooftop viewings to make the locals come to them.
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Aside from the sports officials, the group will be housed at Inje Speedium Hotel & Resort, a four-star luxury hotel roughly two-hours drive from the Olympic venue in Pyeongchang.
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James Mattis, who retired as a four-star Marine general in 2013, is technically ineligible for the job since he has not been a civilian for at least seven years.
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Goff, a four-star recruit, had his choice of Division I programs, while Wentz started his college career as a backup at the Football Championship Subdivision powerhouse North Dakota State.
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"I was not expecting this, he has far and above exceeded our expectations," he said of his horse Santano II who had never jumped an elite four-star course before.
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" The retired four-star general said while the U.S. would prevail, it would be "a war more serious in terms of human suffering than anything we have seen since 1953.
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Demontrae Jefferson - a 5-7 freshman guard who was rated as high as a four-star recruit by Rivals 150 in 20103 - is expected to make his Tigers' debut Saturday.
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Yes, the former Beat Hotel is now a four-star establishment, its walls swaddled in toile de Jouy, its bathrooms tricked out with luxury toiletries and toilets that have seats.
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We have a great general, four-star general, today you read it in all of the papers, going to potentially serve five years in jail for lying to the FBI.
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The evidence and facts were then reported to another four-star general who reviewed the report and had the authority to convene a court martial or engage in disciplinary action.
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Shanahan served as Mattis's deputy, running the day-to-day operations at the Pentagon, before taking over once the retired four-star general resigned over objections to Trump's Syria policy.
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"Thirteen Diversions," for four star male-female couples and a corps of eight women and eight men, is as polished a work as the skilled Mr. Wheeldon has ever made.
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White House officials said the Army sounded out General McMaster, who is a three-star general, about four-star commands after he left the White House, but he declined them.
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According to The Guardian, Marseille's fan zone is set up directly across from Golden Tulip Villa Massalia, the four-star hotel where UEFA has assigned Roy Hodgson and the lads.
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Mr. Mattis, a retired four-star Marine general, had been seen by both Republicans and Democrats as one of the last remaining forces of calm competence in the president's cabinet.
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But Kim Yong-chol, the former head of North Korea's spy agency and a four-star general, has been at the center of the preparations and will certainly be there.
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There are four Star Wars series in development for Disney's streaming service, Disney+ — The Mandalorian, an Obi-Wan series, a Rogue One spinoff, and a return of The Clone Wars.
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General Dunford and Mr. Mattis, a former four-star Marine general, had little experience working directly with commando units when they were younger officers progressing up the chain of command.
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It's a full four-star boutique experience without the inflated prices found at similar hotels in South Beach, but if you crave that action, it's a 20-minute walk away.
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" James G. Stavridis, a retired four-star admiral who commanded American forces in Europe and Latin America, said the pause "makes sense, but it comes at a challenging time operationally.
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Mr. Mattis and Mr. Kelly grew up together in the Marine Corps, rising to four-star generals in a service that has only a handful of officers at that rank.
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John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, a retired four-star U.S. Marine Corps general and White House chief of staff, painted a picture that, as a combat veteran, moved me to tears.
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As Mr. Kelly, a former four-star Marine general, began his first day on the job, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, announced that Mr. Scaramucci was out.
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Even staying in the overwater bungalows of a four-star resort (with five-star prices), I found myself drawn to the tree-covered mountains that rose rapidly from the sea.
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By contrast, Kim was a relative unknown, promoted swiftly to the rank of four star general and vice chairman of the party's Central Military Commission as his father's health waned.
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Alexander Haig, a four-star Army general who served in Vietnam and Korea, took over as White House chief of staff in 1973, during the height of the Watergate scandal.
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That he has chosen an unabashed retired four-star general who spends his time reading books on classical and modern warfare should be welcomed as the pleasant surprise it is.
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The video above explains the protocols, but basically the president first talks to advisors such as the Omaha-based four-star general at the helm of the U.S. Strategic Command.
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And it reveals that even a Cabinet member like Mattis, a four-star general with ample experience in wartime, found himself unable to make a difference in shaping major decisions.
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"Climate change is no longer a future threat — it is taking place now," a blue-ribbon group of retired three- and four-star flag officers warned half a decade ago.
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Speaking to CNN, Arun Prakash, a retired four-star admiral and former Indian naval chief, refuted claims that the Seychelles agreement draws the island nation into a wider geopolitical rift.
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NBC News said the president made the suggestion about replacing Nicholson to Mattis, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, and Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chief of Staffs.
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"Still the world's most dangerous man," David H. Petraeus, the former C.I.A. director and a retired four-star general, said of Mr. Asiri at a security conference here this month.
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But Adam Smith, the Armed Services panel's Democratic chairman, said Trump's proposal would create a "top-heavy bureaucracy," including two new four-star generals and a new Air Force undersecretary.
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The way I put it is three-star generals and four-star generals talk about training 833 hours a day in the Army and the Navy and the Air Force.
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And the film now has the co-star who will play the son of Maverick&aposs late co-pilot, Goose: "Fantastic Four" star Miles Teller , whom Cruise said is a natural.
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James Stavridis, the former NATO supreme allied commander and 118 other three- and four-star generals wrote a letter earlier this month urging the Trump administration to keep funding foreign aid.
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The White House said Trump has chosen John Abizaid, who as a four-star Army general led the U.S. Central Command during the Iraq war, to be Washington's ambassador in Riyadh.
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Petraeus, a retired four-star general, could prove a controversial choice due to his admission that he shared classified information with his biographer Paula Broadwell while they had an extramarital affair.
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One hundred seventy-six retired military officers, including 33 four-star generals and admirals, sent Donald Trump a letter urging him to leave the torture tactic of waterboarding in America's past.
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With four-star rooms starting at $158 per night, it's much more affordable than most Disney resort hotels, which can easily start well over $400 per night for quite basic accommodations.
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The four Star Wars movies — we will ignore the prequels — may not be high art, but they are sophisticated creations, full of knowing references to everything from samurai armor to Weimar.
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CNN is the only television network on the military plane carrying Votel, a four-star general, to the Middle East to meet with his commanders, the troops and regional military officials.
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Petraeus, the four-star general who oversaw military operations in both Afghanistan and Iraq, resigned as CIA director in 2012 after his extramarital affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell, became public.
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A former four-star recruit and the fifth-ranked "pro-style" quarterback in the country, he's paired with a coach who turned quarterbacks at Boise State, of all places, into stars.
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Christopher Orr of The Atlantic called it "a revelation," and one of the best movies of the year, as did the four-star (out of four stars) review on Roger Ebert.
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Lampe's Iltgen is a four-star rated analyst for the accuracy of his earnings estimates on Dialog and ranks sixth among 16 analysts covering the stock, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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In borrowed dinner jackets and dresses worn for court appearances and weddings, they're plotting their way into an airline industry dinner at the four-star Park Plaza hotel in Victoria, London.
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In the wake of Charlottesville, the four-star heads of each military branch -- Navy, Army, Air Force and Marine Corps -- tweeted about their own zero tolerance for racism in the ranks.
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The chief of staff, a four-star general, has privately told people he'd never been spoken to so badly in 35 years of government service, according to the New York Times.
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The retired four-star general, a registered Republican, slammed reports that Clinton told the FBI he was the inspiration for the private email setup she used while leading the State Department.
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He's been here before: Mattis, a retired four-star general who led U.S. Central Command, worked at the Hoover Institution from 2013 until his confirmation as Defense secretary in January 2017.
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Also on Tuesday, a source with knowledge of the process said the Clinton campaign is vetting James Stavridis, a retired four-star Navy admiral, as a potential vice presidential running mate.
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The amendment both sides have agreed on differs from Trump's proposal in part by only creating one new four-star general, as opposed to the administration's proposal for three, Smith said.
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Of course, Uber drivers can be penalized for even a four star review, so some of us give five star reviews simply because we don't want them to lose their jobs.
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The retired four-star general, known as "Mad Dog," was lauded for his leadership of Marines in the 2004 Battle of Falluja in Iraq -- one of the bloodiest of the war.
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According to the Times, the retired four-star general has asserted his authority over the president's son-in-law, who has more recently taken on a more behind-the-scenes role.
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The four-star general said the strikes were part of President Trump's new policy for Afghanistan, which was rolled out in August and involves sending 3,000 additional troops to the country.
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Following the investigation, the office's report was referred to a body overseen by another four-star general to determine whether there should be any further action, including a military court martial.
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In recent weeks, Trump has also gone after retired four-star general Stanley McChrystal and Navy Seal Admiral William McRaven, two highly respected officers, who have been critical of Trump's character.
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When Mr. Mattis served as the four-star general and leader of the military's Central Command during the Obama administration, he blamed Iran for deadly attacks by Shiite militias in Iraq.
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His agent saved him from that fate at the last minute with job offers from "Four Star Revue" and "The Garry Moore Show," and after that the writing work came steadily.
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The restaurant has a four-star review from The Times and was awarded first place on this year's list of the World's 50 Best Restaurants, which polls international chefs and critics.
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Kim Yong Chol is a four-star general, vice chairman of the ruling Workers' Party's Central Committee, and director of the United Front Department, which is responsible for inter-Korean relations.
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The right tackle, Matt Womack, was a rising junior, and his two replacements, Alex Leatherwood and Jedrick Wills, were five- and four-star recruits, ranked first and eighth in their class.
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But Mr. Trump, according to several senior administration officials and people close to him, has so far been unable to bring himself to personally fire a retired four-star military general.
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"General Jack Keane is a retired four-star general, former Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army, and a well-respected foreign policy and national security expert," Grisham said.
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The property, called Scion West End, is to be the first in a new line of four-star Scion hotels that the Trump Organization announced late in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Prices for four-star and up properties often start in the mid $100s for a standard booking in low season and escalate from there depending on the property and room choice.
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In a separate report from Savills in 2016 on Dubai's investment outlook, the real estate experts said that the city had a "relatively saturated" five-star and four-star hospitality segment.
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As Garrett Epps wrote for The Atlantic, "Roberts exudes a quality of wary watchfulness, for all the world like a tight-lipped headwaiter supervising dinner rush at a four-star restaurant."
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"My cousin and I waited for two hours [in a] long queue to be the waiter for the four star hotel in my city, on a very hot day," he says.
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"With her as our commander in chief, our international relations will not be reduced to a business transaction," said John Allen, a retired four-star general who commanded troops in Afghanistan.
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But the US is ready for such a scenario and the four-star general tasked with executing the US response to a nuclear strike would take to the air within minutes.
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Editorial James Mattis retired from the Marine Corps in 2013 as a four-star general with a folk-hero reputation, moved west and never imagined serving in government again, he said.
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The four-star Library Hotel, by Library Hotel Collection in Midtown, New York is a book lover&aposs paradise, with over 6,000 titles on-site for a charming, whimsical boutique vibe.
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Lampe's Iltgen is a four-star rated analyst for the accuracy of his earnings estimates on Dialog and ranks sixth among 13 analysts covering the stock, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump decided to see whether Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, could impose a new sense of discipline on an unruly and chaotic West Wing.
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Then there's the Twitter account of Martin Dempsey, the four-star Army general who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under President Barack Obama until his retirement in 2015.
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When Tariq Owens was at a renowned prep school, as a bouncy, loose-limbed, four-star recruit, an N.B.A. career seemed less like a pipe dream than a reasonable career path.
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Initial reports suggest that Gorka was pushed out by Chief of Staff John Kelly, the retired four-star Marine general who was also partly responsible for Bannon's departure earlier this month.
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As proposed spending for the Pentagon grew, 151 retired three- and four-star generals voiced their concerns on Monday about cuts to diplomacy and development spending and unfilled senior diplomatic positions.
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Back then, John Kelly, a former four-star Marine general, was Trump's chief of staff; James Mattis, another retired four-star Marine general, was US secretary of defense; H.R. McMaster, a three-star general and war hero with a PhD, was national security adviser; Rex Tillerson, who had run ExxonMobil, one of the world's largest corporations, was secretary of state, and Gary Cohn, the former COO and president of Goldman Sachs, was Trump's chief economic adviser.
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The idea that mosquitoes can't make their way into four-star hotel rooms is absurd, but so is much of the thinking here these days when it comes to the Zika virus.
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But let&aposs now talk with someone who actually served in the NATO arena, retired four-star Air Force General Philip Breedlove, the 17th Supreme Allied Commander of NATO joins us now.
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An anchor in the center just a block behind the main pedestrian promenade, Korzo, the four-star hotel has 120 rooms, multiple bars, two restaurants, a gym and a choice of saunas.
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David Petraeus, former CIA director and retired four-star general, and H.R. McMaster, former national security adviser, both name the rivalries with Russia and China as the greatest threats of our time.
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The retired four-star Marine Corps general has pretty much dropped out of the national spotlight as the Trump administration battles several investigations about whether aides colluded with Russia during the campaign.
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Michael Hayden is a retired United States Air Force four-star general and former Director of National Security Agency, Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, and Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Petraeus was a four-star general serving as the commander of the Afghanistan War and Broadwell, an Army Reserve major and intelligence officer, was his biographer when they began a romantic relationship.
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