I'm not gunning for his belt, I'm not gunning for the paycheck ... I'm going for his blood.
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These are the seats that UKIP is now gunning for.
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Pete Davidson is really gunning for fiancé of the year.
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Well Paris is gunning for this jewel in the crown.
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Everybody is gunning for territory that Netflix has already created.
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But The Favourite is not exactly gunning for historical accuracy.
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If you feel like your boss is gunning for you.
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And that's why they are gunning for a big turnout.
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But Intel isn't the only one gunning for a fireworks finale.
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Now the machines are gunning for the jobs of fund managers.
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Because one kangaroo seems to be gunning for the centerfold spot.
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All tolled, Aydin's gunning for T.I. to the tune of $700k.
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But, like YouTube, Facebook is mainly gunning for Twitch's live audience.
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Maybe he's gunning for a spot as the wee tot's godfather?
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"We're gunning for the Foot Lockers of the world," he said.
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The L.A. Ethics Commission is gunning for recently retired LAPD Sgt.
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It may be gunning for Spotify's 248 million-strong user base.
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Now they're gunning for the top slot at the Glastonbury festival.
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She said that she was gunning for the best-seller list.
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She said that she was gunning for the best-seller list.
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Paula Patton is not gunning for permanent sole custody of her son ... in fact, we've learned she's not gunning for anything now, because all she wants to do is figure out what's wrong with her son.
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Nah. Grande seems to be gunning for a "song of space" title.
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Still, deep-pocketed peers like Bloomberg are gunning for the same customers.
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That's more or less what Katie Ledecky is gunning for in Rio.
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The team is 4-5 and still gunning for a playoff spot.
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But for folks gunning for maximum muscle (hypertrophy), it's a different story.
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Mary Lou Guizzo is back and she is gunning for the cycle.
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Fisker said he is gunning for Tesla with his new electric car.
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Often gunning for and successfully winning over even Boeing's most loyal customers.
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"That's what we're gunning for here as we start this last homestand."
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"People who looked just like us were gunning for us," Carter writes.
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It's tasked with the singular mission of being the fastest production vehicle in the world — an interesting time to be gunning for that particular record with Bugatti's superlative Chiron coming soon and gunning for the exact same thing.
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Another guy currently fills the role, but Chuck is gunning for it, naturally.
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But tech startups like TransferWise, Azimo, and WorldRemit are gunning for the business.
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Chief among them is Jacky Rosen, who is gunning for GOP incumbent Sen.
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Taylor Swift is really gunning for some sort of friendship award this week.
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Ted Danson has been arrested ... and it's exactly what he was gunning for.
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Donald Trump is gunning for a new title: the King of Flip-Flopping.
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Nia's also gunning for more child support, although that wasn't on the table.
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But Canva isn't the only company gunning for a share of Adobe's market.
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With the new camera, the company is gunning for GoPro's $2360k Odyssey rig.
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They're gunning for a total dismantling of nearly all sector oversight (and succeeding).
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The video that was posted today is clearly gunning for that same audience.
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Now one of them, Brianna Wu, is gunning for a rematch in 85003.
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Prosecutors were gunning for 96 months after KB was involved in the fight.
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Manuel López Obrador, the white-haired progressive who has been gunning for the
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The nights the promotion is gunning for are July 6th, 7th and 8th.
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But there's at least one pop star already gunning for a lead role.
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Now that robots are gunning for your jobs the jig might be up.
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If there's any doubt which option Coinbase is gunning for, that's now gone.
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It's just not the sort of comprehensive change that advocates were gunning for.
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When we asked if he was gunning for Gennady Golovkin, Oscar downplayed it.
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Klobuchar is gunning for many of the same voters as Biden and Buttigieg.
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He's gunning for a 75%-78% cost-income ratio from 2020 to 2022.
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Is Donald Trump gunning for top billing in a Real Housewives of D.C. reboot?
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The forthcoming Sonic the Hedgehog is likely still gunning for a family friendly rating.
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Kanye West is gunning for another title ... the new king of rock 'n' roll.
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Challenge viewpoints, but don't argue — and don't advocate for the outcome you're gunning for.
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WORST: Gronadal Rocking Chair - $250This is IKEA overtly gunning for the Pottery Barn crowd.
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I'm pretty sure they're just aesthetic changes, but I'm gunning for a Dogecar anyway.
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But gunning for that many points would almost certainly kill the fun for me.
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Even companies gunning for Oracle — like Amazon, Google and Salesforce — have used Oracle's technology.
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The company is gunning for a $1 billion valuation over the next few years.
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That friend of a friend who landed the dream job you were gunning for?
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Japan's Abe is really gunning for best supporting actor in a GIF this year.
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It's a win for Google, which is gunning for larger companies as cloud customers.
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He doesn't say how much he wants, but he's clearly gunning for a lot.
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As it happens, Ohio Republicans have been gunning for the clean-energy mandates for years.
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Was it irrelevant to see Serena Williams gunning for the calendar Grand Slam last season?
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The Bob Woodward book, Trump believes, exposes that leakers are everywhere — and gunning for him.
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"Ultimately I'm just gunning for a job on the next Muppets TV show," he said.
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Two of the biggest enterprise players, Microsoft and IBM, are gunning for this market now.
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It's also gunning for content makers, like Netflix and HBO, with exclusive shows and movies.
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I had a couple ... I was competing for this last role I was gunning for.
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So if you're Wardog, why on earth are you gunning for Chris instead of Wendy?
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Skrill says the stress and fear of Soulja gunning for him triggered some medical issues.
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Some of them were indeed gunning for an argument, but many actually agreed with me.
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Theory: Leonardo DiCaprio is gunning for the lead role in a new adaptation of Newsies.
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It's as if the author were gunning for the Paulo Coelho Chair in Maudlin Schlock.
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It's about showing people you care a slice of your life without gunning for likes.
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Mr. Patrick is not secretly gunning for vice president, or attorney general, or anything else.
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Tammy Baldwin is up for her first reelection, and Republicans are gunning for her seat.
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"If the media were gunning for Clinton to face the weakest Republican candidate in the field," she wrote, "they'd be gunning for Cruz, not Trump, who does even worse (and that's saying a lot) than Trump does in head-to-head matchups against Hillary."
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She's gunning for President of the United States, with the power suits to fit the job.
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Reigning champion Roger Federer will be gunning for a record seventh men's single crown from Jan.
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Amazon's place in that system is great, but they're gunning for Facebook and Google's roles, too.
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The only thing left to do is start gunning for those particularly hard-to-get reservations.
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What's happening: As he previewed on Twitter, Papadopoulos is gunning for the district after former Rep.
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Investors are certainly gunning for the near-billion dollar global industry to continue its exponential growth.
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It's not too far off the mark to assume Spotify is gunning for Pandora's user base.
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Slack is gunning for Skype and Google Hangouts with the 2016 product roadmap it revealed today.
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Casting lauded Liu has not been shy about his gunning for the role of Shang-Chi.
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Antonio Brown is gunning for G.O.A.T. status -- and he's starting with a sick new diamond ring!
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Lucid Motors is gunning for more established sports luxury brands like Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz.
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Givers build deeper and broader relationships — people are rooting for them instead of gunning for them.
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Ciara was gunning for sole custody, claiming her baby daddy was unfit and a bad person.
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Einhorn's gunning for major damages, alleging fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, conversion, unfair competition and more.
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That Thompson was gunning for a record owned by Curry added to the game's entertainment value.
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Perhaps she could give the men gunning for best supporting actor a run for their money.
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Democrat Karrie Delaney is gunning for LeMunyon's seat, which represents parts of South Riding and Chantilly.
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After it went viral on LinkedIn, she got the BuzzFeed job she was originally gunning for.
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Yet online startups like Leesa, Purple and Tuft & Needle are gunning for Casper's No. 1 position.
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As far as the length of the game, Vince says he's gunning for 2-hour games.
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Langer is currently the points leader and gunning for his 4th Schwab Cup in 5 years.
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Cresente Paez is gunning for an upgrade from the Philippines House of Representatives to the Senate.
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Rest assured, some very well-heeled competitors like Microsoft, Google, IBM and others are gunning for them.
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Palin said "it kind of screws his chances for the 2020 presidential bid that he's gunning for."
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It seems more likely at this point that Manafort is gunning for a pardon from President Trump.
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As a freelancer with a U.S. contract, I'm exactly the type of customer TransferWise is gunning for.
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Both are gunning for a trip to Worlds, ideally on the back of a summer split win.
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That said, Tyron's still gunning for the winner of that scrap ... unless Conor McGregor wants a piece.
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According to a report in Techcrunch, 5miles is gunning for a valuation of at least $300 million.
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But it does represent a new technological frontier and every large internet player is gunning for supremacy.
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Martha Roby (AL-02) must get past four Republicans gunning for her seat — including former Democratic Rep.
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Democrat Mike Espy appears to be gunning for a rematch in his bid for Senate in Mississippi.
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"FREE-FOR-ALL" Bondholders will also have to compete with other creditors who are gunning for Citgo.
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I had two older sisters who were popular, so the guys were kind of gunning for me.
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Milo told us Thursday night he would be gunning for his former publisher, and now he's delivered.
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We've all heard the predictions that artificial intelligence, and by extension robotics, is gunning for our jobs.
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Kris and Kim were gunning for the Kardashians to be the most recognizable family in the world.
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Prosecutors were gunning for a 78 month sentence ... and they just about got what they asked for.
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To be clear, she never worked at CNN, but seems to be gunning for all Turner properties.
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He knows the field, stacked with other Olympians and major marathon winners, will be gunning for him.
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Because I am fast and I would be a wide receiver people would be gunning for me.
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But, he's clearly gunning for more in the music world ... telling us that's his passion right now.
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Williams, in just her fourth tournament since having her baby, is gunning for her eighth Wimbledon title.
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As recently as last year Mr Duterte still seemed to be gunning for "cha-cha" (charter change).
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Meanwhile, Qualcomm, Nvidia, Google parent Alphabet and a slew of other firms are gunning for the market.
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Macy's (M) and Nordstrom (JWN) are also gunning for DSW's core customers with their own discount stores.
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Adventure Enterprises is gunning for an injunction prohibiting LeBron and his company from producing any more episodes.
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The buried info in Martinez's admittedly charming late night interview is that she wasn't really gunning for Luyendyk.
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But its clear the company is gunning for Snapchat, even if Facebook won't say it quite so bluntly.
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The defending champion Golden State Warriors are currently gunning for the most regular season wins in NBA history.
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"I really want to do that now," the actress tells Vanity Fair of gunning for the director's chair.
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The black mark came at a bad time for a company that's gunning for a massive U.S. expansion.
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Looks like that star is gunning for the oh-so-coveted Best Actress trophy this next go around.
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They're gunning for that 93 minutes, and they're done trying to optimize the News Feed to win it.
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Cruz was a tea party devotee gunning for the Republican establishment favorite, David Dewhurst, then the lieutenant governor.
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"Someone, somewhere in a garage is gunning for us," Eric Schmidt, Alphabet's executive chairman, is fond of saying.
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Murphy the Goldendoodle is gunning for your gig as floppy-eared distributor of colorful eggs and springtime cheer.
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Now, it's gunning for the last piece of our lives that Silicon Valley hasn't quite commandeered: your wallet.
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We also asked Tebow if he's gunning for the majors this season ... you gotta check out his answer.
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Although the crowd stayed on Mango's side for the entirety of the match, Armada was gunning for victory.
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"Despite it all, I am still gunning for the number one spot in the world before I retire."
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It's even possible there will be some Republican candidates gunning for their party's nomination as retiring Arizona Sen.
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He's gunning for an Oscar nod as the Clown Prince of Crime and he may certainly get it.
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Trump, the two officials said, was angry and gunning for a fight, and he chose a trade war.
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In the game's story, those speed bumps are the many antagonists gunning for the Van der Linde gang.
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Meanwhile, Witherspoon seems to be gunning for Carell's open anchor chair ... while Carell fights to return to it.
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Back in February 2803, the Merriam-Webster Twitter account began gunning for the presidential candidate Donald J. Trump.
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Fantasy football nerds, take note ... Dalvin Cook tells TMZ Sports he's gunning for a MONSTER season in 23!!!
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With Bird Box officially crowned Netflix's biggest original film debut, we're sure executives are gunning for a sequel.
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Nobody knows the stakes more than Garcia, who is gunning for a world championship in a fifth division.
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Asked during a press briefing if she is gunning for Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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So Feingold is gunning for a rematch, and has led every single poll tracked by RealClearPolitics so far.
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TMZ broke the story, the woman -- Monique -- has lawyered up and is gunning for child support from Reggie.
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More likely at this point, it seems, is that Manafort is gunning for a pardon from President Trump.
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Miners aren't the only workers gunning for this kind of career shift: The American dream is officially moving online.
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If you're gunning for a four-year degree, the total tab climbs to $1803,320 (if tuition doesn't go up).
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Swedish authorities are normally allowed to keep people for only 3 days, so they are clearly gunning for him.
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Peak Design's current Kickstarter campaign has raised more than $5 million and is gunning for the $6 million mark.
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Most auditions are high intensity — it's everyone gunning for a spot and nobody in the room is your friend.
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Maybe that's partially because they seemed to be gunning for each other – while never actually voting each other out.
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Alex Parrish — the lead role, and the one Chopra was gunning for — had been written for an American actress.
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Step aside Infinity War, because Jump Force is gunning for the crown of the most ambitious crossover ever made.
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World champion Peter Sagan, gunning for a record-equalling sixth green jersey for the points classification, took third place.
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In some cases, they've given shoutouts to the brand in interviews, or are even gunning for a homeware collab.
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Photo: Paul Sakuma (AP)Facebook is gunning for creator-subscription service Patreon's business—but on much less generous terms.
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The deposits were allegedly never returned in full, and now Warnert is gunning for $300k he says he's owed.
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A. Bank was gunning for Bauer in 2014 — an acquisition that was diverted when Men's Wearhouse snatched up Jos.
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Move over, Elsa Channing Tatum: In typical Hollywood fashion, someone younger is about to start gunning for your job.
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Well, now a political party gunning for legitimacy in California has turned that hypothetical into its entire political platform.
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The Cleveland Indians, so very close to a title last October, are finally gunning for the top with abandon.
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When Google launched Home at I/O back in May, the software giant was clearly gunning for Amazon Echo.
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Advertisements and other types of persuasive communication—political ads, entertainment, social media alerts—are all gunning for that bounty.
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Twitter allowed Loomer to stay handcuffed as long as she wanted, avoiding the dog fight she was clearly gunning for.
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Additionally, Uber was gunning for a December approval for a self-driving car service available to the public in Arizona.
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That's the goal Playment is gunning for, and Mall hopes that will help it be more successful than Mechanical Turk.
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While The Honest Company is gunning for beauty products, for example, there are startups like Curology emerging targeting acne care.
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Netflix's shift in strategy is telling for what it reveals about the platform's industry ambitions: it's gunning for Best Picture.
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Someday, once Mommy's rejoined the work force, you'll be skateboarding top speed down the sidewalk, gunning for the old ladies.
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Musk is still gunning for an ambitious 2022 uncrewed mission to the Red Planet and a crewed mission in 2024.
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A gangster named Dimitri Kadmin (Tahmoh Penikett) is gunning for Ryker, unaware that he's not who he seems to be.
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It's best to liken its capabilities to the 13-inch MacBook Pro, which is obviously what Huawei is gunning for.
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JOEY&aposS SHORT DAY: Joey Logano started on the third row and was gunning for his second Watkins Glen sweep.
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Holley was gunning for the judge to get her clients dismissed from the case, and the judge saw her point.
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While often this manifests itself as aggrandizing, he's also had no problems gunning for the state of everything around him.
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TMZ broke the story ... Pam is leasing her Malibu estate for $40k and she's gunning for a long term lease.
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He's really gunning for Father of the Year by ordering a beautiful puffed-sleeve dress in seafoam green for Anne.
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All of which made me wonder whether, somewhere in the back of his mind, Hotz was still gunning for Musk.
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General Motors is gunning for Ferrari with its newest redesign of the Chevrolet Corvette — the 3003 Stingray unveiled Thursday night.
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The No. 2202 House Republican seems confident that Democrats won't see the "wave" election in November that they're gunning for.
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"You're going in for the kill, gunning for the genitals, and you need to start on the outskirts," she says.
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Back in 2000, the Dutch executive was co-chairman of Unilever when it was gunning for a reluctant target, Bestfoods.
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Drake & Michael Jackson: The Surprise Collaboration Jersey Shore: Ronnie Gunning For Child Custody Lee Daniels Vows to Pay Dame Dash
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And, with Floyd Mayweather gunning for a UFC crossover, we asked Rampage if he had a particular opponent in mind.
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He told The Hill last week that he wasn't gunning for Pruitt's job and would not want to be administrator.
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And the cheerleaders at Navarro aren't gunning for spots on the Dallas Cowgirls; that's a wholly different mode of performance.
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"They gave the Sussexes the cold shoulder, gunning for them with press leaks to make them look bad," he added.
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That the closures might flip a right-leaning state like Indiana against a president gunning for re-election seemed unlikely.
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Both Spotify and Apple linking podcasts up to Alexa is interesting in light of Spotify gunning for Apple's podcast dominance.
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There's little doubt the $650 Tab S4 is gunning for the iPad Pro, which also starts at the same price.
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The Pats are gunning for their fifth Super Bowl title, while the Falcons are hoping for the first in its history.
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Plenty of other other technology companies are gunning for that number one slot and studios are fighting for their very survival.
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Overall, it's not great news for investors that Snapchat lost users, especially considering how heavily Instagram is now gunning for it.
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In the first couple of episodes she seems eager to please, to achieve like she's gunning for an A in dating.
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Despite those controversies, Biden is polling better than most of the other 19 candidates gunning for the White House in 2020.
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"The Chinese are gunning for ... global leadership so I think this OBOR summit is going to be huge," the official said.
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Ripple might eventually rival SWIFT for international cross-border payments, and is certainly gunning for this pivotal position in world finance.
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OYO is also gunning for Southeast Asia, where it hopes an alliance with Grab can help it break into the region.
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As you know ... Rob and Chyna have joint legal and physical custody of Dream, but their both gunning for primary custody.
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It knows Rihanna, with her all-inclusive Savage x Fenty lingerie line at New York Fashion Week, is gunning for it.
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But Pryce has never been nominated for an Oscar, while Close is gunning for her seventh nomination and first-ever win.
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It's only March and Reddit co-founder and Serena Williams' husband, Alexis Ohanian, is already gunning for partner of the year.
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Long before Tam had even dreamed up the name "the Slants," Native American activists were gunning for the Washington Redskins' trademarks.
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But if you're gunning for a romantic getaway this Valentine's Day, you don't have to travel to far-flung, international locations.
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A record number of 22017 candidates are gunning for the top spot in the first round of Ukraine's presidential elections Sunday.
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Earlier reports had Toomey gunning for a $2 trillion tax cut over a decade, while Corker wanted to ensure deficit neutrality.
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The streaming service has never so much as fielded a best-picture nominee, and the company is gunning for the win.
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He didn't specify a number -- but the game is a huge success, so we're guessing he's gunning for several million bucks!
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As we previously reported, Anthony Smith is also gunning for a shot at Jones and says he's already negotiating with UFC.
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Stormy Daniels is now in the crosshairs of Columbus, Ohio prosecutors ... and our sources say the cops were gunning for her.
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And whether you're running a marathon or gunning for a promotion at work, being mentally tough can separate you from the pack.
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So bad news for ambitious homegrown player Xiaomi, which has been gunning for high growth just as the local market is saturating.
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In the process, Wilkerson is gunning for a more aggressive approach, knocking on companies' doors harder – and, at times, even shaming them.
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Bridenstine is already on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee and has been gunning for the head boss role at NASA.
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That includes those who use Line or other messaging apps in Asia, and particularly Southeast Asia were Line is gunning for growth.
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Other hardware makers start gunning for you and, before you know it, the dinosaurs (Apple, HP, Samsung) come along to eat you.
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Cash rich lenders will be gunning for buyout firms to win the auction processes, in a bid to put money to work.
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We're told Louis is gunning for an order forcing Briana to give him some custodial rights, including significant access to his son.
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Information is slowly dripping out that Amazon is gunning for the meal-kit delivery space, which has crushed the stock over time.
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There was a time -- oh, two months ago -- that Trump seemed to enjoy publicly gunning for his own attorney general Jeff Sessions.
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A senior Indonesian official told Reuters the Chinese were "gunning for" global leadership and that the summit would be a big deal.
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Now, Machida is gunning for a fight with Bellator champ Ryan Bader -- who holds TWO belts -- the heavyweight and light heavyweight titles.
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Whether you're an aspiring designer or fashion exec, odds are, you're gunning for a gig at one of the hallowed European brands.
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The Weeknd is gunning for eSports supremacy -- buying an ownership stake in one of Canada's biggest gaming franchises, TMZ Sports has learned.
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And Berlin, with some 453,000 e-scooters operating and more to come, is gunning for the title of Europe's e-scooter capital.
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Kathleen Rice, also a moderate for most of her career, appears to have moved somewhat left, perhaps gunning for a leadership position.
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And the competition has never come so close to a 25th round with so many spellers still gunning for the top spot.
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Ivanka and Tiffany Trump will make it impossible for their dad to appoint Supreme Court Justices who are gunning for Roe vs.
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Fat Joe says Tekashi69 was in a frantic state of mind just weeks ago ... correctly predicting the feds were gunning for him.
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Analysts say it doesn't compete aggressively in the sub-$500 category, where it faces hundreds of other companies gunning for the "toy" category.
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But when Cooks turned to run for the end zone, he didn't see Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins gunning for him on the left.
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The actor, 67, is gunning for a star for the late Carrie Fisher, with whom he co-starred in the Star Wars franchise.
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Instead, he let his comments marinate and watched as the New York tabloid press machine -- which was already gunning for Cruz -- run rabid.
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Nas needs to open his fat wallet a lot more now to support his kid ... at least that's what Kelis is gunning for.
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The spouses shared baby Liam's adorable first photos exclusively with PEOPLE in August, with the star admitting she'd been gunning for a son.
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Yet Adidas is also gunning for a larger chunk of the running business, where revenue shot 30 percent higher in the second quarter.
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America's negotiators are gunning for a five-year sunset clause in a new NAFTA deal, although Canada and Mexico would prefer something permanent.
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In this teaser for HBO's upcoming series Vice Principals, Walton Goggins and McBride star as school second fiddles gunning for the principal position.
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House members gunning for an impeachment inquiry planned to hold a meeting on Wednesday night to discuss next steps, two lawmakers told Vox.
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Fox News also made itself look like the vindictive, vicious party in the dispute by spending the entire night gunning for Ted Cruz.
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He's been gunning for his fellow MMA veteran for years now, and he's looking forward to finally stepping into the cage with him.
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As for Khabib, Dana White has said his next fight will be against interim champ Dustin Poirier -- and they're gunning for a Sept.
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That realization spurred bitter clashes between Trump and Rubio on Friday and over the weekend and has Cruz also gunning for the billionaire.
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Ossoff is a Democrat in Georgia gunning for the House seat that has been occupied by a conservative since the beginning of time.
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It's precisely what IBM's been gunning for with Watson — a way to make its sophisticated underlying technology more readily available to the consumer.
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Broadly, the startup is gunning for the ripening market of remote patient monitoring, which Goldman Sachs estimates will hit $15 billion by 2018.
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Purity Ring's last album, 2015's Another Eternity, found the Edmonton duo gunning for a pop crossover with a more accessible, forceful sound.
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It's a category the company once owned outright, but one Microsoft has been aggressively gunning for in recent years with its Surface line.
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There doesn't seem to be another reason for the president to be so obsessed with Rod Rosenstein and to be gunning for him.
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Back in 1990, Mr. Johnson was a warlord, the head of the Independent National Patriotic Front of Liberia, and gunning for President Doe.
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Our label and manager were definitely gunning for number one and I think we had enough big hits that it had a chance.
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"From a reputation perspective, you'd hate to have local officials who are generally more trusted gunning for you," says Washington lobbyist Bruce Mehlman.
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Buttigieg is openly gunning for Biden's supporters and his place as the moderate in the primary who can call back to Barack Obama.
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There are also homegrown contenders in China: Shanghai-based Nio, for example, is gunning for the same type of luxury customer as Tesla.
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Laced with instantly memorable songs and outstanding performances, 2018's A Star Is Born hurtled into awards season gunning for the biggest awards.
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Schwartz's childhood was remarkably different from his chef's but they are ultimately gunning for the same thing: a sense of comfort and familiarity.
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You were either gunning for the graveyard yourself by ordering every week, or like most people you just bought a few for special occasions.
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The former WWE superstar says now he's on the hunt for talent -- gunning for fresh new wrestlers who can kill it in the ring.
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And startups such as Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, which is building a crew-worthy lander called Blue Moon, are gunning for space agency contracts.
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There are other services gunning for the same space like Fiix, which has a mobile tool for managing work orders, and software like eMaint.
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Mind you ... prosecutors initially were gunning for a year in prison for Felicity, which they scaled back to 4 months, and then one month.
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They were gunning for $50 million to finance "intelligence research, lobby firms and lawyers" they said would help get Trump impeached in the States.
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The government has indicated it is gunning for those with suitcases full of rupees rather than merely a few stapled or elastic-banded wads.
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It's the third week in a row hedge funds have increased their net long euro positions, suggesting they're gunning for a break above $101.
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He may not be gunning for the Iron Throne, but he's a strong contender for the title of Game of Thrones' ultimate meme champion.
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Perhaps he's insecure about his own standing and trying to fend off a rival or gunning for a promotion of his own, or both.
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The U.S. hedge fund, which data showed had bought shares as recently as last month, had been gunning for a price increase by KKR.
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While expectations of a 25 basis point rate cut are baked into money markets, some investors are gunning for a 50 basis point cut.
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The CBS honcho was leaving Craig's Tuesday night when we asked if he's gunning for that first sit-down after Simpson's released from prison.
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Lee is fighting Michael Chiesa on June 25th -- and says after he "beats the f**k" outta him, he's gunning for Conor's lightweight championship.
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The only bad news is that it looks like Bieber won't be in the video himself — I was really gunning for some cowboy cameo.
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Mr. Johnson, the former London mayor and once a favorite to become Conservative leader, offers advice to his colleagues gunning for the top job.
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If Pelosi steps aside without a vote, as some have called on her to do, Hoyer will be gunning for the speakership in January.
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Rumors first circulated in January that Pruitt was gunning for the Attorney General role, following multiple reports that Trump was looking to replace Sessions.
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Azar very much sounds like a man who's seriously gunning for pharmacy benefit managers' rebates — the current system for negotiating bulk discounts on drugs.
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Democrats are gunning for a so-called "blue wave" in November in hopes of recapturing the majority in the House and, possibly, the Senate.
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In the photographs taken near that prison, teens carry Loyalist flags and banners along with Union Jacks, gunning for confrontation with any Catholic counterparts.
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The landlord says Chris is also on the hook for $26k in rent, and with damages the landlord is now gunning for around $60k.
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I was surprised even more by the way his eyes would spark when I challenged his stances or talked about gunning for a promotion.
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I've often picked up a sense that people were gunning for Mr. Campbell early on, ready to find that he could do no right.
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Two Florida businessmen from the former Soviet Union, Igor Fruman and Lev Parnas, were donating big money to Republicans while also gunning for Yovanovitch.
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Gilbert Arenas is gunning for his ex-wife in court for repeating an STD claim about him that already cost her $110k ... TMZ has learned.
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Hillary Clinton may be out of the race for President of the United states, but that doesn't mean she's stopped gunning for hearts and minds.
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The perfect ensemble whether you're an international woman of mystery or just an A-list actress gunning for another spot on the best dressed list.
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TO), had also been gunning for a stake in Timok after agreeing last month to buy part of U.S. mining giant Freeport McMoRan Inc's (FCX.
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Victoria's Secret is likewise gunning for a larger piece of the growing sport business, after deciding to exit the stagnant swim category earlier this year.
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Playing with a cool head when you know that people are actively gunning for you is one of the hardest things to do on Survivor.
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Google is splitting Hangouts into two: Hangouts Chat, which is clearly gunning for Slack, and Hangouts Meet, which is all about video and audio communications.
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But a couple of chuckles from like-minded peers isn't worth looking like the Village Asshole, especially if that's not a reputation you're gunning for.
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Pause for a moment to soak in that the President of United States confirmed on the record via Twitter that Mueller is gunning for him.
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Volvo's standalone electric performance brand Polestar introduced Wednesday its first all-electric vehicle — a five-door fastback that is gunning for the Tesla Model 3.
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While expectations of a 25 basis point rate cut are firmly baked into money markets, some investors are gunning for a 50 basis point cut.
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Screw buying a house for your mom if you win the $500 million Powerball jackpot ... one dude is gunning for pure hedonism ... coke and whores.
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Bristol Palin's new baby daddy may no longer be a mystery ... her ex-fiance says he's the daddy, and he's gunning for some serious custody.
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Hyundai hasn't said what sort of numbers it is gunning for, but Brinley said she didn't think hitting 30,000 a year would be a problem.
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He shows her a picture of one of her moms—the who's a US Senator gunning for president—cheating on her spouse with a man.
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In fact, if you feel like your boss is gunning for you, you get out quick and avoid suffering through a toxic work environment. 7.
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The White Sox were gunning for their first four-game sweep at Fenway Park since 1927 and handed the game away both offensive and defensively.
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As it became clear that Bannon was gunning for McMaster, a meme began to circulate depicting the latter as a puppet of international Jewish interests.
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"I think that there are people out there gunning for folks inside all of the time," said Kellyanne Conway, the presidential counselor, on Fox News.
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JonBenet Ramsey's older brother just followed through on his promise to sue CBS for insinuating he killed his sister ... and he's gunning for $750 million.
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As for Khabib, White says his next UFC is pretty obvious ... he's gunning for Tony Ferguson, as long as they can overcome a few obstacles.
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Rizzo says federal agents were gunning for her bf Joseph Sclafani in 2011 when they raided their home and took 42 pieces of her jewelry.
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More Entertainment Weekly: The Most Dramatic Moments In Bachelor History30 Celebrities You Had No Idea Were RelatedRyan Reynolds Is Gunning For The Best Husband Ever Award
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Donald Trump Jr. hopped on the Montana campaign trail Friday with tech entrepreneur Greg Gianforte, who is gunning for Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's vacated House seat.
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And the-- market system, one of the things it does is, if you've got something good you've got a lotta people who are gunning for ya.
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Major casino operators worldwide, including Las Vegas Sands Corp, MGM Resorts International and Wynn Resorts, have expressed their interests in gunning for these licenses in Japan.
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AMIENS, France (Reuters) - For some top climbers gunning for Tour de France glory, the race could be over before they even reach their first mountain pass.
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Canelo fight was a legitimate draw, says George Foreman -- who tells TMZ Sports the fighters should have been gunning for a knockout instead of a decision.
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This is the vacation experience outdoor retailers and apparel companies are gunning for as they expand beyond merchandise into planning adventure trips and outdoor activity schools.
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Looking back on her audition for the role of fierce ET-battling Ripley in 1979's Alien, Weaver says she wasn't exactly gunning for the job.
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China is gunning for the United States' position as the world leader in biotech, according to a new report by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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Channing Tatum might wanna watch his back, there's another guy gunning for his role in the 'X-Men' spinoff, 'Gambit,' ... and dude's got a flashy stick.
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Amazon is gunning for cloud services, while Apple is betting it'll continue to gather momentum with new hardware and expanding its online services like Apple Music.
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Trump has tried to place the blame over a potential showdown with Democrats, sending out a series of tweets accusing them of gunning for a shutdown.
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And if you're gunning for a promotion, just how many days can you take off before the Boss hands the job to Suzie Schmoozy over there?
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The guy running against Kim Davis -- who once denied him a marriage license because he's gay -- says he's not gunning for her job out of revenge.
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But business as usual is expected to resume on Wednesday with Phlelps gunning for a spot on a fifth Olympic team and Ledecky in blistering form.
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The customer is not only going after Martha's company, she's gunning for Home Depot, claiming the store should have known it was hawking a faulty chair.
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It looks like a demon is gunning for the Venture Compound in a new trailer for the seventh season of the cult favorite The Venture Bros.
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He and his ilk have been singling out the needy for pain for decades, gunning for the earned benefits seniors pay their entire lives to enjoy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Great Britain broke their duck on snow at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi and now they are gunning for further glory in Pyeongchang.
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The 57-year-old actor is best known for playing Iceman in Top Gun, and ever since the sequel was announced he's been gunning for inclusion.
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Nick says he's gunning for Regis' record -- 17,000 hours -- and he's planning on staying in front of a camera or microphone for the next half century!
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He'd just pushed 2015 single "Shut Up" into the UK top 10, gunning for the Christmas number 1 (and peaking at number 8, in this case).
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Laced with instantly memorable songs and outstanding performances, 2018's A Star Is Born is hurtling itself into awards season and gunning for the biggest awards.
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From being barely a pinprick on the international map, Dubai's diamond industry is now gunning for Antwerp's crown as the world's leading center of the trade.
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" When our photog informed him Metta has also been gunning for the job ... he said that's cool, saying, "Me and Metta, head coach and assistant coach!
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Look through the press materials, and you'll find at no point does the company say that the Cadenza is gunning for anything but its plebeian competition.
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Frank Pellegrino -- best known for his role as the FBI Chief gunning for Tony Soprano on the HBO hit show -- died after losing his battle with cancer.
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And the market system, one of the things it does is, if you've got something good you've got a lot of people who are gunning for ya.
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"Made in China 2025", an industrial plan unveiled in 2015, is indicative of how China is gunning for industries that America and other foreign countries have dominated.
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The Texas politician reportedly called it quits on gunning for POTUS mid-week as the rest of the Democratic presidential hopefuls were preparing to gather in Iowa.
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In 1993, Leonardo DiCaprio was a handsome teenager with only two feature films under his belt – and he was already gunning for Oscar and Golden Globe success.
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If you haven't already, mark that date down if you're gunning for a piece (or, let's be real, an armful of pieces) of the brightly hued collection.
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Toys are one of the most popular gifting items, with companies including Wal-Mart and Target gunning for Toys R Us' market share during the fourth quarter.
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Labour is running on its most left-wing platform in decades; the Tories are gunning for a hard Brexit; the Liberal Democrats want to reverse it altogether.
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In Tuesday night's Republican primary, Shooter placed third among three people gunning for a state Senate seat in Arizona's Legislative District 13, according to the Arizona Republic.
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They must also make tough decisions between slashing production to prop up prices, or gunning for market share at the risk of reducing profit margins, analysts said.
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Logan Paul says he has unfinished business with KSI ... telling TMZ Sports he's still gunning for a rematch with the fellow YouTuber -- and he wants a KNOCKOUT.
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How, exactly, this turned into a blonde one aisle over gunning for a brunette, and, bafflingly, nine unconnected people fighting on a train platform… I don't know.
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Ledecky had been gunning for four individual golds at the worlds but saw her run of three straight 400 titles ended by Australian Ariarne Titmus on Sunday.
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Both of America's presidential candidates are gunning for bosses: Hillary Clinton has run ads lamenting excessive pay; Donald Trump has described CEO pay as a "complete joke".
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If you're gunning for a job that requires meticulous attention to details, share a specific example from your work history that exemplifies your capability to kill it.
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We assess that Putin is gunning for you to calibrate against NATO and toward Russia by focusing on where NATO members could do better on defense spending.
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Salma Hayek's brother is gunning for Ford, claiming the company's supercar turned into a deathtrap when a mechanical failure caused his fatal car wreck on Sunset Boulevard.
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Randy Travis is one determined country singer ... he's filed yet another lawsuit, gunning for the Texas officials who want to release a video of his DWI arrest.
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"It might sounds like backwards thinking but I think the reason the band worked is because we weren't gunning for any sort of real success," Balla offers.
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In his testimony Tuesday, Mr. Martínez offered a startling account of the cardinal's death, saying that his killers had slain him accidentally while gunning for Mr. Guzmán.
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She collides with Witherspoon's character, a brash, younger field reporter who may be gunning for her job or could become her best friend, we aren't yet sure.
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" As the camera pans to Barb at the end of the clip, Bell adds, "If you don't enter, I know someone who is gunning for your ticket.
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With home-field advantage in the playoffs still in doubt, and the Patriots gunning for a win in Foxborough, the Bills' playoff hopes will be collateral damage.
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And the majority of those bots are gunning for Trump to win the race, according to a paper released yesterday from Oxford University's Project on Computational Propaganda.
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Disney and Marvel Studios have been gunning for the top spot, which has been held by Cameron and 20th Century Fox (now a Disney property) for a decade.
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You are going to have people who are patting you on the back, and you are going to have people who are gunning for you no matter what.
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The three of them launched 60dB in October 2016, gunning for the sizable market of people that have tried on-demand audio but aren't die-hard podcast listeners.
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That's because Mercedes is gunning for the upstart electric-car-maker with its very own luxury EV crossover, dubbed the EQ, that it debuted in Paris Thursday morning.
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A young player gunning for the top spot in the rankings would be foolish to restrict his schedule so sharply; the margin of error is simply too thin.
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The Shaggs' history reads like the treatment for the next film gunning for an Oscar (and indeed, there was a potential Hollywood biopic slated a few years ago).
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Having scored an unexpected victory in America's presidential election, and a near-miss in France, the Kremlin will be gunning for Merkel in the German elections this fall.
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Britain also finished the group stages with a perfect record and were gunning for gold in their first Olympic final having won bronze four years ago in London.
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Flush from victories over Islamic State offshoots in parts of Benghazi and Derna, Haftar is now gunning for the estimated 4,000 militants at their base in Sirte too.
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And Grimm appears to be gunning for the Conservative Party line this year, which could cost Donovan in a close election even if he wins the Republican nomination.
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That's going to, naturally, bring the company in more direct competition with startups like Gusto (which is also gunning for HR) as well as larger providers like ADP.
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Sevastova, ranked No. 11, will be gunning for her fourth career title while Kawa, ranked No. 194, will be playing in her first final above the $25,000 level.
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And Chesa Boudin, the self-described socialist who's gunning for the District Attorney position in San Francisco, is only a few hundred votes away from winning the seat.
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Yet clearly Kano needs to build products of a different nature now — less complex and techie in feel, more versatile and tangibly useful, ultimately gunning for mainstream appeal.
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At what point does Presti consider cashing out on his golden ticket, re-stocking Oklahoma City's cupboard, and gunning for a top-five pick in the 2018 draft?
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In addition to being a tool for publishers, Socius is gunning for rapid expansion to help other brands, musicians (such as Courtney Barnett) and organization tell their stories.
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The Feds are gunning for the biggest middle man in the American pharmaceutical game, Express Scripts, according to government filings published on Tuesday along with the company's earnings.
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"You have a lot of newcomers with talent gunning for them, and every week it feels like someone new is making a breakthrough and playing well," said Shapovalov.
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In her final scenes, we see a full range of emotions from Louis-Dreyfus, who is no doubt gunning for one final Veep Emmy — she has won six.
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If you're gunning for Halloween costume gold this year, you're in for a treat that's even better than full-size candy bars: the R29 trending Halloween costume predictor.
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So, if your child is gunning for the Ivy League, multiply the initial number from the rule of thumb times two, and the totals become more eye-popping.
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Messi is now back gunning for a fourth World Cup appearance in Russia in 2018 with Argentina heading the 10-nation group with 14 points from seven matches.
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Scaramucci is pouring gasoline on the fire of his feud with Priebus, which has piqued speculation that the brash former hedge fund manager is gunning for his job.
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We got Thurman out right before the surgery in April and he told us he's still gunning for a marquee bout with a huge star like Manny Pacquiao.
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She is ranked No. 4 worldwide in her paratriathlon division going into this weekend's ITU World Triathlon in Yokohama, Japan, and now is gunning for the 2020 Paralympics.
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And unless you're gunning for a spot on My Super Sweet 16, we're guessing this is for the Daisy fans who no longer have to save up their allowances.
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While Unglert believes all three men left in the running (Bryan Abasolo, Peter Kraus and Eric Bigger) would be a great Bachelor, he's gunning for his "best friend" Kraus.
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Add to that training in hopes of placing at the Olympic trials – and a husband gunning for the same goal – and it just becomes "comical," says runner Stephanie Bruce.
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Once a popular platform for DJ mixes and bootlegs, SoundCloud has in recent years struggled to appeal to creators while also trying to appease labels gunning for copyright takedowns.
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While numerous other automakers might be gunning for the estimated ranges of Tesla's lineup, Porsche might actually be the first to topple its performance credentials among high-end electrics.
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Why it matters: Klobuchar is the fourth Democrat who's gunning for the White House to release her tax returns, increasing pressure for other Democratic hopefuls to do the same.
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Although Burtsev hasn't updated the Instagram account in several months, this commercial may mean that the Russian look-alike may soon be gunning for an Oscar to match DiCaprio's.
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But that hasn't stopped Home Depot from gunning for a larger share of spending from this frenzied legion of shoppers, who hit the streets each year ready to buy.
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And the oil industry is gunning for the eastern Gulf, telling reporters yesterday that drilling there could create thousands of new jobs and billions of dollars in new investment.
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But, Lee says once he takes care of RDA, he's gunning for Kamaru's belt -- and if Conor wants a shot at him after that ... he can get it then!!!
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The 43-year-old Weekley, who has slipped to 390th in the world rankings, is gunning for his fourth tour title and first since winning at Colonial in 2013.
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We got the congresswoman from the Virgin Islands as she left the hearing and railed on Congressman Jim Jordan, who went gunning for House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings.
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A distinctly different device compared to its generational peers, the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 12, this wasn't a system of raw power, gunning for graphical might and Hollywood action.
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England Coach Eddie Jones has said his side will be gunning for the All Blacks' No. 1 world ranking, but the team has its work cut out for it.
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For the first time, Bethesda was genuinely gunning for the console market—however, these guys achieved it, they had to sell The Elder Scrolls to living rooms, not desktops.
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Intra-team battles are all well and good, but they tend to lack the no-holds-barred hostilities that break out when rival outfits are gunning for the title.
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"Johannesburg is in a weird place right now, where everyone is gunning for success and everyone is trying to get there first," said Dominique Soma, a local events organizer.
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In gunning for the statehouse this election, Polis is pushing for Colorado to have universal health care, free kindergarten and preschool, and progress to a 100% renewable energy state.
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Race to the bottom Bond yields tend to fall in times of trouble when investors are gunning for the relative safety and high liquidity of developed countries' government debt.
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They are gunning for manufacturers such as J&J and Purdue, as well as lesser-known but much bigger opioid producers such as SpecGx and Actavis Pharma (see chart).
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Paul Reubens, the actor best known as Pee-wee, is gunning for a late-in-life comeback, as the Hollywood Reporter has revealed in an in-depth new feature.
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Marlow, the editor of Breitbart, was asked in an interview what he thought about Google's giving a party in the midst of a crowd that is gunning for it.
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It has to stand up to intense scrutiny (much of it sure to be bad faith), with lots of people gunning for it from both the right and center.
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Great news if you're a fan of greased up topless men ... the "Shirtless Tongan" dude from the Olympics tells TMZ Sports he's gunning for a career in topless modeling!
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Williams was gunning for her 24th Grand Slam tournament win, a number that would have tied the all-time record for the most Grand Slam singles tournament wins in history.
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Xzibit and his wife are gunning for the guys they hired to build them a luxurious backyard oasis ... claiming they screwed it all up, and didn't even finish the job.
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When EW's Dalton Ross asked the contestants pre-game who they wanted out first, seven of twenty said they were gunning for Tony — more than were targeting any other player.
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Both faced pressure to marry, with the insinuation that a man might give their reign "legitimacy" as well as produce heirs — and both were gunning for the throne of England.
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And that&aposs going to further polarize the debate over social media and may come back and hurt these companies, who even now, Republican congressional members are gunning for them.
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The woman who dangled from her shoelaces last week trying to jump the White House fence has struck again ... this time gunning for a building about a football field away.
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Some Democrats will buy into this call, argues Blendon, because the progressive base, which is vital in many primary elections, is gunning for something that goes beyond fixing the ACA.
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The ex-NFL quarterback is officially (finally) switching careers ... gunning for a spot on a Major League Baseball team ... and he's holding a workout for scouts later this month. Seriously.
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Day, the world No. 250, who is gunning for his third victory of 220, has a four-stroke lead on Ken Duke (218), Hideki Matsuyama (215) and Alex Cejka (215).
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Truly it was her second LP, 2014's Sucker, that cemented her rep, but with her forthcoming third album, due next year, Charlotte Aitchison, is gunning for proper pop stardom.
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Karrueche Tran didn't get what she was gunning for in court Tuesday, because the judge expected flesh and blood to testify against Chris Brown, not a voice over the phone.
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Roy Moore followed through on his threat -- he's suing Sacha Baron Cohen for portraying him as a pedophile on national TV ... and he's gunning for tens of millions of dollars.
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Mr. Marlow, the editor of Breitbart, was asked in an interview what he thought about Google's giving a party in the midst of a crowd that is gunning for it.
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New York (CNN Business)SpaceX and Boeing are arch-rivals: They're both gunning for the glory of returning human spaceflight to US soil for the first time in a decade.
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As for the other pro-growth suggestions, the president and his cabinet of billionaires couldn't care less about inequality and seem to be gunning for a trade war with China.
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At 220, Kobe Bryant was gunning for the first of three straight titles in Los Angeles in 219 but was attached to Shaquille O'Neal and a solidly veteran Lakers cast.
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Keep in mind, Tulsi's still one of the Democratic candidates gunning for the nomination to run against Trump ... so she's taking a big gamble that her stand will pay off.
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But the concentration of the hits on the aircraft and their support shelters, instead of the base&aposs housing facilities, lays bare what Tehran was gunning for in the operation.
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The impact of his death is harder to gauge than others on this list, but he had just won the California primary, and was gunning for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Nadal, a 17-times grand slam winner, will be gunning for his third title at Wimbledon, which kicks off on July 2, after winning the tournament in 2008 and 2010.
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Velodyne, which says it is the only current third-party lidar supplier for fully autonomous vehicles now being tested, is well aware that start-ups are gunning for its business.
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Beneath the altruistic messaging of zero fees, better financial health, and privacy, hooking indifferent consumers like me on its payment platform is probably what Apple was gunning for all along.
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Pat Shurmur is DONE in New York ... the Giants just announced they fired their coach after 2 dreadful seasons -- and reports say they're gunning for Josh McDaniels to replace him.
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Mobileye will need to maintain its current stunning rate of growth for several years, even as plenty of other firms are gunning for the market, Robert Cyran writes in Breakingviews.
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Ty Lawson has some serious explaining to do ... because officials in Denver believe the Sacramento Kings star violated his probation and are gunning for a warrant, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Michelle Rodriguez is gunning for a female revolution in action movies, and is looking for men who are comfortable enough in their sexuality to share the screen with badass chicks.
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Vince Young says he isn't playing football again to be a backup QB -- telling TMZ Sports he's gunning for the starting job ... and vows to turn his haters into VY believers.
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No. 12 Yale: The Bulldogs are gunning for their first tournament win, but how comfortable are you watching a bunch of elite athletes that are also way, way smarter than you?
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" Remember, Wilder -- the heavyweight champion of the world -- recently told TMZ Sports he's gunning for a Hollywood career ... and suggested playing the offspring of Mr. T's famous character in "Rocky III.
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Mondkar's hope is that starting with Philz as a launching point and eventually gunning for a schedule that fits everyone's needs automatically will be the one that wins in the end.
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Now, we're gunning for the 2018 upgrade: sunset makeup, which frees the look from tiny real estate on the lids and spreads the love to the rest of the face, too.
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Kids who came to learn about acting wanted to understand how to use social media to their advantage, while kids gunning for pure social fame wanted to improve their camera skills.
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With Alexa and Google Assistant are gunning for control over the general voice-driven experience with technology, that might open doors for some more targeted verticals that are centered around voice.
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But really, this is Apple's admission that it needed to kick the voice command can down the road a bit and strengthen Siri — but it goes gunning for Google and Amazon.
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St. Ives packs its Apricot Scrub with crushed walnut shells that can tear up your face, and leave you wrinkled with acne ... according to 2 women gunning for the skin treatment.
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The aspiring capo came to prominence in 1993 when assassins who shot dead Roman Catholic Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas claimed they had been gunning for Guzman but got the wrong target.
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All told, Bleed for This is a loud, showy movie that appears to be gunning for prestigious awards for all involved — which makes its almost complete lack of narrative tension curious.
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Bolt's gunning for a "triple-triple" at the 2016 Games -- looking to win gold in all 3 of his events (100m, 200m and 4x100m) for the 3rd Olympics in a row.
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That said, Slack's success has always been a bit surprising because it's facing off against giants like Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Cisco, Salesforce and many others, all gunning for this upstart's market.
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Using the flash of one culture to diminish another is not Ericka's goal, but Paulina is gunning for her, and, since this is a social war, the generals must have allies.
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The Golden Arches eatery clearly knows that Wendy's is gunning for it: The market-dominating chain began offering free McMuffins this week in an apparent bid to preserve its a.m. domination.
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Zuck reportedly hired the chief strategist for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential run, Joel Benenson, leading more people to believe the internet entrepreneur may be gunning for a presidential bid in 2020.
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And, to rub salt in his wound, prosecutors were actually gunning for further reprimand as he was only slapped with 200 hours of community service after paying out $450,000 in bribes.
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Rose McGowan's dog crushed a woman's skull and now she lies in a bed severely brain damaged and is gunning for millions of dollars ... so she claims in a new lawsuit.
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But legacy incumbents like JPMorgan Chase are increasingly gunning for that same customer — and maybe there is a world in which one of them prevents a Robinhood IPO by buying it.
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It comes at a time when a new government is forming, likely with participation of the Green party, that is gunning for both brown and hard coal power to disappear by 2030.
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Both Attlee and Lord Mountbatten are gunning for Churchill's head on a platter, but Elizabeth is still unsure about whether to intervene or to follow her father's hands-off approach to PMs.
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One-handed MMA stud Nick Newell says he's trying like hell to prove he's more than just an awesome story ... telling TMZ Sports he's gunning for star status at Bellator 232 Saturday!!!
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And I imagine the players who do go deep with My Friend Pedro will predominantly be gunning for the highest scores possible, as there's not really a reason to replay levels otherwise.
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Japan-based Line, which was founded by Korean Internet firm Naver, is reportedly gunning for a dual US-Japan IPO this year, having scrapped plans to go public in 2014 and 2015.
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Apple is gunning for more tech contracts with schools, and last week's drop in the price of the iPad was seen as a big push to get into more K-12 schools.
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But most congressional Republicans are frightened of Mr Trump's supporters and keen to hold the line against the Democrats, who are gunning for their jobs in the mid-term elections in November.
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TCU isn't part of the playoff conversation like the past two seasons, but the Horned Frogs are still gunning for the Big 163 title as they enter Saturday's road contest at Kansas.
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Hound unveiled its virtual assistant — which is very impressive — and Facebook is gunning for its own virtual assistant application, as well as building a developer platform for other aspects of virtual assistants.
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Coachella is gunning for anyone who bought a VIP pass to rub elbows with the likes of Axl Rose or Slash ... because it might be illegal and the cause of a lawsuit.
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It says it's a camera company, and it's trying to diversify with things like Spectacles and gunning for content — and areas that it thinks Facebook just might not be able to access.
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Behind the leaders, Red Bull's Australian Daniel Ricciardo will be gunning for a fourth successive podium appearance while Force India pair Perez and French youngster Esteban Ocon aim for more solid points.
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Obama wasn't exactly gunning for bank retribution, as his dismissal of the Swedish option showed, but he approved the order that night and tasked the Treasury Department with nailing down the details.
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Chris Christie, who is gunning for Rubio's spot in the top-tier in New Hampshire, used Rubio's repetition as an example of how Washington, where everything is scripted, defines the young senator.
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"Until now, it's just been about her survival and seeing her family again, but last season broke her, so I think she is gunning for revenge now, too," Turner tells The EDIT.
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But Putin has often extracted political benefit from crises, and turned international setbacks into domestic triumphs, by accusing the West of gunning for Russia and using this to inspire Russians to unite.
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In the meantime, we do know North Korea's going to keep gunning for the things they see as crucial to the survival of their regime in as calculated a manner as possible.
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The last quarter wasn't so great and Cisco's gunning for them, but — I mean I guess I can make a case for it, but there's better fish to fry, so to speak.
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Carson now says he's gunning for a third-place finish, believing it will help propel him into South Carolina, where his campaign believes he can be competitive – assuming he makes that far.
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MOFFITT GUNNING FOR SECOND STRAIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP WITH DIFFERENT TEAM Defending NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series champion Brett Moffitt has a chance to accomplish something unique in the modern era of NASCAR racing.
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The finance ministry has been gunning for an average cost of 7.5% across all tranches, while many on the buyside have insisted that an 8% handle was required on the 10-year.
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North Korea's vague promise of denuclearization, contained in a joint statement released at the end of the summit, amounted to far less than what the U.S. had said it was gunning for.
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"Whether it's opponents, whether it's different coaches panning for us, whether it's the fans, the media that hate us, it feels good when you're the team that everybody's gunning for," said Durant.
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Check out VICE News' coverage of the 2016 US Election Watch "America's Election 2016: Gunning for New Hampshire" Read "After Months on Top, Trump Drops to Second Place in New National Poll"
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The 3-time All-Pro return specialist was released by the Atlanta Falcons this past July after battling a toe injury ... but that hasn't kept Hester from gunning for a return this season.
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The two have bad blood -- remember, when Conor attacked that bus at Barclay's Center back in April, he was gunning for Khabib ... who had disrespected one of Conor's training partners earlier that week.
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Having started focused on Asia — and China in particular — Zhang is gunning for global growth, and that really means the U.S. and U.K and growing beyond Airwallex's offices in London and San Francisco.
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Greg Gianforte -- who's gunning for a House seat in Congress in a special 2017 election -- slammed Guardian reporter, Ben Jacobs, Wednesday in Bozeman, Montana during an event ... around local TV crews, at that.
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In gunning for Mr Mnangagwa—a few days earlier she had described him as "the snake [who] must be hit on the head"—it seemed she was finally bidding to replace her husband.
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That contradicts a report in the The Times on May 26, which quoted one field commander as saying British special forces fired a missile at a suicide car bomber gunning for his men.
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Whether Biden can be as effective onstage with both Booker and Harris gunning for him remains to be seen — as does whether he can handle punches thrown by any of the other candidates.
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Lacker, one of seven policymakers who currently do not have a vote but who participate in policy discussions, made clear on Tuesday he would have been in the camp gunning for higher rates.
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The old retired general, Kelly, would tolerate the two romantically entwined pairs of younger high-level White House aides (Porter and Hicks, Jared and Ivanka), rather than gunning for them — and vice versa.
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Now the 26-year-old immigration lawyer is gunning for her former boss' job, saying his values are out of touch with the sprawling south Texas district he has represented for 15 years.
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Many of the characters are oversized stereotypes, like the honor-bound yakuza member who carries a katana and once cut the arm off a member of the triad that's gunning for his crew.
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The 39-year-old has been gunning for a pro basketball comeback ever since he recovered from his drug overdose in Nevada back in 2015 when he suffered 12 strokes and 6 heart attacks.
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Jeremy in Cambodia was a master at keeping his allies apart by, say, running to Savage to tell him I was out to get him, and telling me that Savage was gunning for me.
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There's a faint sense of capitalist nihilism to prison consulting, which at times can seem a bit like the Wild West, with rivals gunning for one another and attempting to destroy their competition's reputations.
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The topic came about when Collins asked de Lesseps about a rumor that Ramona Singer is gunning for the show to cast Missy Pool, an ex-girlfriend of de Lesseps' ex-husband Tom D'Agostino.
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Overeem was out in Vegas recently when we asked about his big title fight with the UFC heavyweight champ in September ... a fight in which Alistair will be gunning for his 5th straight victory.
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But the future Hall of Fame quarterback has played mistake-free football in these playoffs and will be gunning for his second Super Bowl title when the Broncos play the Carolina Panthers on Feb.
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Now, the network is gunning for the third branch of the speculative trifecta and hoping that Channel Zero will do for horror what its previous original shows have done for sci-fi and fantasy.
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Other White House hopefuls may be gunning for Cabinet posts in a new Democratic administration — Commerce or Labor secretary — or aiming for a future bid for a higher office, such as senator or governor.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal, who is gunning for a record-extending 11th French Open title, was handed a relatively easy path to the final at Roland Garros when the draw was made on Thursday.
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Other Cavaliers will benefit statistically in James's wake, including Rodney Hood and George Hill, but Hill will need to watch his back, as the rookie point guard Collin Sexton is gunning for his job.
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They were gunning for a score on the Preliminary SAT exams that would put them in the top percentile of students in the United States and make them National Merit Scholars in the fall.
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Nonetheless, Amin helped in the eyes of some voters to remove any doubt about Widodo's commitment to Islam and neutralize the overall threat to Indonesia's official secularity from groups gunning for an Islamic state.
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They are gunning for the police now, but all too soon it will be the rest of us, any of us who stand for equality before the law, due process, and order over chaos.
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TMZ broke the story ... sources connected with the club tell us the undercover officers waited in the back of the club for Stormy to take the stage, appearing as if they were gunning for her.
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"The BMW 23 Series has been the icon in its class, and when you're the icon, everyone is gunning for you," said John McElroy, a veteran automotive analyst and host of the industry broadcast AutoLine.tv.
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Add that to Sony's existing portfolio of 48 lenses and the late arrival of Nikon, Canon, Panasonic to the full-frame mirrorless party, Sony is now clearly in the company everyone else is gunning for.
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Lil Wayne isn't just coming after Birdman in the rap world ... he's gunning for him in the sports world too ... signing the first NFL prospect to his Young Money Sports agency, FSU LB Reggie Northrup.
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Along the way, it finds itself helping people caught up in conflicts against the domineering mega corporations that rule the space lanes, and ultimately helps to take down one that's been gunning for its friends.
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With BIG3 honcho Ice Cube saying he's gunning for Kobe to join his basketball league next season, we asked Iverson how he felt about possibly coaching the Black Mamba on his 3's Company team.
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Courtney, Who Comes Prepared With One-Liners & Props In Tough Conversations Speaking of the way Women Tell All went down… if Courtney was gunning for a spot on Paradise, her WTA appearance definitely sealed it.
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Petro Canada's cross-continent electric vehicle highway open: 2.53 fast-charging stations from West to East and vice versa Cross-border circular economy: The Great Lakes region is gunning for $5 billion in economic benefits.
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In Iowa, Rubio is gunning for third place, hoping to make the case to voters that he can unite the party behind his candidacy if his rivals who aren't named "Trump" decide to drop out.
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Hamilton had been gunning for a seventh pole in a row on Saturday but, under the Sakhir floodlights, Bottas produced the perfect riposte by beating him to it by a mere 0.023 of a second.
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Ninth seed Williams, who beat Carla Suarez Navarro to reach the last eight, got to the final at this year's Australian Open and Wimbledon and is gunning for her first grand slam title since 2008.
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More Entertainment Stories: Only Obama Gets Game Of Thrones Screeners, So I Filed An FOIA Request For ThemSophie Turner Says Sansa Stark Is "Gunning For Revenge"Kourtney Kardashian Shares #TBT From Her 20th Birthday Party
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In-form American Brendon Todd, who is gunning for his third PGA Tour victory in three weeks, produced another solid round, carding a four-under-par 66 at the more challenging par-70 Seaside course.
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Today he's the one gunning for a Grammy with his latest album, "Daytona," and stoking the flame of an ongoing beef with Drake (expect more than a little smack talk during his New York sets).
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Axe, who knows Taylor has been gunning for the country's cash, too — in shockingly effective femme fatale drag, no less — is desperate to get his man back for business reasons as well as personal ones.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Champion Novak Djokovic will be gunning for his eighth Australian Open title in Melbourne under circumstances strikingly similar to those when he lifted his second after being inspired by success with his country.
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Unfortunately for the Bears (7-6), that hot streak may hit a snag against the Packers (10-3), a team gunning for a first-round bye, and one that is always happy to beat Chicago.
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Tekashi realizes the Nine Trey Bloods could be gunning for him, and possibly others who are pissed he turned rat for the feds -- but we're told his safety plan is simply round-the-clock security.
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The 30-year-old qualified for her fourth Olympics earlier this month but will not be gunning for a 200-400 meters double after finishing fourth over the shorter distance at the U.S. trials in Oregon.
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Mercedes showed on Tuesday how it is "aggressively" gunning for top spot in upscale battery cars market currently dominated by Tesla, as it unveiled the EQC, its first fully electric car, at an event in Stockholm.
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Check out VICE News' coverage of the 2016 US Election Watch "America's Election 2016: Gunning for New Hampshire" Watch "America's Election 2016: Immigrant Iowa" Read "First Iowa, Now Nevada: Why the Caucus System Is a Mess"
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Watch "America's Election 2016: Gunning for New Hampshire" New Hampshire is a famously elusive state for politics, with more than 40 percent of of the state's voters independent and up for grabs until the last minute.
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In each of the Games of 19783 and 2004 there was only one successful defense, whereas in 2012 there were seven, with the six athletes responsible (two for Bolt) all gunning for a third in Rio.
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Singapore's sole stock exchange is gunning for more initial public offerings from technology firms as it seeks to alter perception that the city state is an attractive listing destination only for real estate investment trusts (REITs).
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Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are preparing to face off on Tuesday, as both of them — along with other GOP candidates Ted Cruz, Ben Carson, and John Kasich — are still gunning for the Republican primary nomination.
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But talk on the street, true or not, has turned to how the dealer wanted to avenge the 5003-year-old's killing by gunning for the strongest, most intimidating man on 157th and Melrose: Mr. Perez.
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Instagram is gunning for YouTube with a plan to allow longer-form video, according to the owner of an influencer network whose clients have talked with the Facebook-owned company, as well as numerous media reports.
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It's an encouraging return to form for Gaga, who was clearly gunning for a hit when she tapped super-producers Mark Ronson (late of "Uptown Funk" fame) and BloodPop, as well as Tame Impala's Kevin Parker.
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Colbert asked "Bolton," who is known for his far-right views and is said to act abusively toward co-workers, for reassurance that he was not gunning for pre-emptive war with North Korea or Iran.
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Free agent corner Chris Harris Jr. says he's gunning for 15 more INTs with his next team ... telling TMZ Sports that's about all it'll take to officially reserve him a spot in the Hall of Fame!
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League leader Matteo Salvini is gunning for the top job too though, and some pro-European analysts envision a possible "nightmare scenario" of an extremist alliance among the 5-Stars, the League and Brothers of Italy.
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Related: America's Election 2016: Gunning for New Hampshire Here's what we're keeping an eye on today: Related: Marco Rubio Can't Stop Glitching, Continues to Repeat the Same Line Over and Over -- Olivia Becker and Sarah Mimms
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In the wake of that "baked cookies and had teas" remark in 1992, the future first lady did an interview with Katie Couric in part to reassure skittish voters that she wasn't gunning for actual political power.
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In addition to known quantities pitching songs on spec, major labels often convene so-called writing camps for their biggest artists, featuring an array of musicians from different worlds all gunning for the same finite track list.
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But with the Spectre's CNC aluminum chassis, coupled with a 5003K and the latest Intel Core I processors all in a 16mm body, HP is gunning for premium, and they just might have something worth serious consideration.
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The guys who made Blac Chyna a thing -- according to them -- are on the warpath to get a cut of her riches, and if they don't get it ... they're gunning for the producers of her reality show.
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Others who were openly gunning for an album of the year nomination, like Travis Scott, also ended up only in genre awards, while old-school Grammy shoo-ins like Paul McCartney and U2 were shut out entirely.
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His experience (particularly beside LeBron James), willingness to take/ability to make difficult shots, and size alone make him worth a flier in a reduced role on a team gunning for its second title in three years.
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The system has put brainy future Nobel laureates next to all-star athletes gunning for Wall Street, accomplished musicians and aspiring politicians, the offspring of wealthy alumni and of migrant farmworkers who never got past grade school.
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Outside California, there are a critical GOP Senate primary, two House Republicans gunning for statewide office and a handful of congressional primaries that will provide more clues about the direction of both parties in the Trump era.
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Almost every day, influencers reach out to JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort and Spa, gunning for a partnership and free stay at the luxury destination, located on a Vietnamese island off the coast of Cambodia.
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Indian political parties have been gunning for Modi over the 2016 purchase of 36 Rafale planes from Dassault Aviation estimated to be worth $8.7 billion, saying he had overpaid for the planes and had not been transparent.
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More than eight years into power, the young ruler Kim essentially is gunning for it all: A nuclear program and a viable energy state with reliable energy resources to fuel his army and spark top-down economic reform.
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Republicans who were unbelievably skittish just a week ago are sounding much more confident, while Ossoff backers privately say they were always gunning for a runoff even if publicly he says an outright win is still within reach.
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P told us he was gunning for an assistant coach job with the New Orleans Pelicans this summer, and when we got Horry out at LAX we had to ask if he thought the Colonel had a shot.
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Isaiah Austin -- the ex-college basketball star who was diagnosed with a rare heart condition before the 2014 Draft -- says his doctors have finally cleared him to play again ... and it sounds like he's gunning for the NBA.
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Now, it's gunning for cord cutters in an increasingly crowded online TV market that now includes (deep breath): SlingTV, DirecTV Now, YouTube TV, FuboTV, Hulu, Playstation Vue, and probably others that this reporter can't remember at the moment.
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We got Dominique and Jeff before the presser, where they explained why they were gunning for the company ... and he says they both believe board members knew about this behavior for decades, and enabled him behind the scenes.
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But as we gear up for the Sunday morning debut (which assures that we'll actually get to brunch on time), we must finalize the game plan for what we'll actually be gunning for at Target stores and online.
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Whether you're buying a house, gunning for a raise, or just trying to get your toddler to finish her vegetables, being an effective negotiator can save you money, boost your confidence, and generally make life a lot easier.
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What's more, Lemonis says there is nothing wrong with being ambitious by letting your future boss know that you're willing to work your way up the corporate ladder — even if that means gunning for the interviewer's job eventually.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Mercedes showed on Tuesday how it is "aggressively" gunning for top spot in upscale battery cars market currently dominated by Tesla, as it unveiled the EQC, its first fully electric car, at an event in Stockholm.
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Whether it's a mentor figure offering career advice on the promotion you've been gunning for or the BFF who always knows what Lizzo lyric to text you when you need a pick-me-up — such encouragement is invaluable.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsLoeffler releases new ad targeting Sanders's 'socialism' The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats reckon with Sanders's rise House Freedom Caucus chairman endorses Collins's Georgia Senate bid MORE (R-Ga.), who is gunning for her job.
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Tess Romero stars as the young Elena, neither a queen bee nor a social outcast; she's a thoughtful kid, but unlike, say, "The Politician," this isn't about a shark-eyed striver gunning for the Oval Office since birth.
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It's widely assumed in Washington that Haley has a presidential run in her future -- indeed, she felt it necessary to inform Trump in front of the White House press corps that she wasn't gunning for him in 2020.
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The is seeing it focus on distances of up to 150 miles in key transportation hubs, gunning for density as a means to scale, rather than longer and therefore potentially more profitable journeys if looked at only in isolation.
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And when the Spectator of all places are gunning for events which see huge swathes of people happily give away their sense of agency and submit to a furiously loud figurehead, then you know things are a bit off.
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Carmen — who recently hit a big milestone of her own with her preschool graduation — is gunning for a baby sister, her mom said last month, admitting her daughter's wishes might prompt her and Alec, 60, to have more children.
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So we can see not just one or two but seven startups gunning for similar areas of this space, many of which have raised tens of millions of dollars, with at least one startup's valuation creeping near $900 million.
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Combine the looming nasty immigration fight with a brutal spending fight, and there's some merit to having someone not gunning for a future leadership position out front to take the inevitable hits from the base (and likely the President).
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Fourteen years on, the American is gunning for her 23rd grand slam title, and, at 35, is now among the oldest players left in the draw having fought off 16th seed Czech Barbora Strycova over two sets on Monday.
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A number of exchanges including those in New York, London, Hong Kong and Singapore are gunning for the initial public offering of Saudi Arabia's state oil company — estimated to be one of the most valuable companies in the world.
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Every single member was given a token for the Child, and now that Mando's stolen the asset back from the Client that means every scruffy-looking, blaster-shooting nerf herder in the galaxy will be gunning for him posthaste.
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In the eyes of Washington pols and pundits, Abrams's third option—running for governor of Georgia again in 20203—sounds hopelessly minor-league, almost as ridiculous as the notion of Abrams gunning for the White House herself in 2020.
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In 28500, Republican Mike JohannsMichael (Mike) Owen JohannsMeet the Democratic sleeper candidate gunning for Senate in Nebraska Farmers, tax incentives can ease the pain of a smaller farm bill Lobbying World MORE defeated Democrat Scott Kleeb by 6900 points.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A formidable lineup of the world's best shooters, including veteran Olympians from the United States and Australia, will be gunning for gold when their events at the Summer Games at Rio de Janeiro get underway on Saturday.
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It turns out that O'Malley was gunning for speaking time because he had a rehearsed applause line about Donald Trump–this one was about signing up for Trump's Muslim list or something, the sequel to his popular "carnival barker" routine.
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Multiple current and former administration officials say that while Trump has pushed for a more hardline approach to Iran -- tearing apart the nuclear deal and reimposing a slew of sanctions -- he is not gunning for a hot war with the country.
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"We have a definite warmonger in the case of Hillary, who is gunning for us, and in the case of Trump, we have someone who is extremely unpredictable," Assange tells WikiLeaks' Sarah Harrison in a scene from the spring of 2016.
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Investors gunning for an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve may be looking in the wrong direction, as millennials have more control of rates than the central bank, the head of a U.S.-based investment firm told CNBC.
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The topic came about on Michelle Collins' SiriusXM show on Monday, when Collins asked de Lesseps about a rumor that Singer is gunning for the show to cast Missy Pool, an ex-girlfriend of de Lesseps' ex-husband Tom D'Agostino.
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"The hawks on the Fed are going to be gunning for no more rate cuts, which is obviously not what the market wants," said Cramer, after a volatile last week on Wall Street gave way to a three-session rebound.
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NEVADA: TOUGH DRAW Incumbent: Republican Dean Heller, elected 2012 Republican held since 2001 2016 presidential result: Clinton, 353 percent; Trump, 46 percent Democrats have been gunning for Dean Heller since he was appointed to replace the scandal-plagued John Ensign .
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Chng Kai Fong, managing director of Singapore's Economic Development Board (EDB), the government agency tasked with negotiating some of those deals, said he is now gunning for "Jedi Masters" he hopes can finally elevate Singapore into a global tech hub.
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Blue Apron, valued north of $2 billion and potentially gunning for an IPO, is as much a shipping company as it is a food startup; therefore, questions about carbon emissions, food transportation and packaging waste must be taken into consideration.
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But if you're gunning for a more intimate look at how rockets expend fuel to generate thrust, check out this new explainer on how to make a DIY see-through model rocket engine, released Tuesday on the YouTube channel Warped Perception.
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The D.A. has dropped the case involving a woman who claims Weinstein forced her to perform oral sex, after she allegedly told a friend the oral sex was consensual and she did it because she was gunning for a movie job.
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More than 1003,000 supporters attended his event in the central city of Clermont-Ferrand this month, for example - while former Prime Minister Manuel Valls, who is gunning for the Socialist ticket, only pulled in 300 people there, according to local media.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Serena Williams, who is gunning for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title, and rising Japanese talent Naomi Osaka are each a win away from meeting in what could prove to be a fascinating U.S. Open women's final.
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Announcements over the past couple of weeks have broadened the company's Siri/Alexa competitor to even more categories, including Android TV and Wear OS, so probably don't do an Assistant-related drinking game tomorrow, unless you're gunning for alcohol poisoning.
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Shah was not gunning for any post, said the official who had worked with him, but added that he would be ready for any government responsibility as Modi's "man of the match", using the cricketing parlance beloved of millions of Indians.
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Playing both the arthritic Nova Scotian artist Maude Lewis in Maudie and a mute janitor in Guillermo del Toro's film, Hawkins was gunning for an Oscar nomination when clearly her best, most reserved and restrained performance is in Paddington 2.
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Before the match, experts wondered if Osaka could handle the pressure of her maiden Grand Slam final, especially considering it was against Williams, who was gunning for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam singles title in front of a partisan crowd.
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Bleary-eyed experts at the National Hurricane Center saw that Harvey, a tropical storm that they had been tracking for a week as it wandered westward through the Caribbean, was starting to build power quickly, as if gunning for hurricane status.
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In Santa's annual performance review of whether the choreographer and director Austin McCormick has been nice or naughty, McCormick is clearly gunning for the latter with his scintillating, scantily clad riff on "The Nutcracker" for adults only (21 and older).
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"We know they're going to be gunning for us, especially after the history that we've had," forward Kevin Love told reporters of the Atlanta team that was swept by Cleveland in the playoffs in each of the last two seasons.
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That keeps gas prices low, which appears to be what he's gunning for, though low prices aren't exactly stellar for the US. As Rebecca Elliott at the Wall Street Journal notes, low oil prices could limit US oil growth next year.
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A source connected with the club where Stormy performed tells TMZ, the undercover vice officers waited in the back of the club for Stormy to take the stage, and it looked clear to her they were gunning for Trump's nemesis.
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That move, along with the addition of ex-Airbnb and TripAdvisor exec Shaun Stewart later this year, indicated the self-driving car unit was gunning for more than breakthroughs in research and technology now, and positioned to evolve into a commercially viable company.
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The news was revealed earlier this week at an event in Boston, where Sonos executives also made it sound like the company is gunning for even more AI partners, which could provide users with a "brand-agnostic voice control system," CNET reports.
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For those who welcomed Governor Cuomo's collateral attack on the NRA via the businesses that help the gun group function, it's worth remembering that the next official who attempts a similar tactic might be gunning for a group whose politics you like.
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It was easy to hate him when Toronto was mired in the dreary days of Rafael Araujo, and it's easy to love Carter now and enjoy the good old days when the team employs Kawhi Leonard and is gunning for a championship.
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Still Gunning for Gold Should Amanda Nunes topple Meisha Tate and Wilson Reis pull off the lofty task of defeating a man considered the greatest fighter in the world at the moment, Demetrious Johnson, it would provide a massive boost to the nation.
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Making matters more complicated, I learned pretty quickly that if you became Thanos early or even closer to the middle of a match, you had a pretty low chance of survival as there were just too many other players gunning for the glove.
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And let's be honest, who's more likely to be listening to Adele on the regular, the softboy who's gunning for single payer healthcare and making appearances at the Women's March, or the shifty chode tucked behind the shadow of America's worst president?
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If Labour combined them with an approach to Brexit that was less self-harming than that of the Tories—some of whom are still gunning for the kamikaze "no deal" outcome—its prospectus could even be the less batty of the two.
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Following Season Six, we now know that Varys has been gunning for a Targaryen ruler for a long time — but to what extent, exactly, can all the mad stuff that happened over the last six seasons in King's Landing be attributed to him?
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Legendary boxing announcer Michael Buffer asked Jake for a prediction ... he said he's gunning for a 1st-round KO. Deji responded by calling Jake "delusional" ... and claiming it was Paul 's decision not to weigh in at the same time because he's scared.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia is gunning for a revamp of its aging naval fleet, as countries in the region prepare to face threats from the influx of Islamic State (IS) militants fleeing Mosul, and from rising tensions in the South China Sea.
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The Room's visionary creator must have finally given up his need to be a romantic lead and accept his place as a villain, because he's been gunning for an opportunity to play Batman's rival ever since the Todd Phillips movie was announced.
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Jane Austen is a writer particularly vulnerable through the transparency of her prose and the slyness of her wit to those people (even those gunning for academic tenure) to find hidden meanings, which satisfies if not their pride, then certainly their own prejudice.
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But the 15-time major champion, gunning for a record-breaking 83rd PGA Tour victory this week, then settled down, mixing five birdies with two bogeys the rest of the way to sit six strokes off the lead heading into the weekend.
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Jeff Bezos has been gunning for a massive, Game of Thrones-style tentpole for Amazon's streaming service since 2017, but so far, all it's cranked out are weird, baffling, and periodically brilliant shows that barely even try to garner Thrones-level mainstream success.
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Serena, gunning for a record seventh title at the U.S. Open, was beaten by Venus in their most recent meeting at Indian Wells but won their last Grand Slam encounter in the final of the 2017 Australian Open to secure her 23rd Grand Slam title.
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While business groups, such as Defend Oregon Jobs, are against the increase, left-leaning organizations like the Service Employees International Union Local 503 support the raise, although they see the it as a compromise, since they were gunning for a $13.50 or $15 wage statewide.
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But this high-fashion duo had better start keeping a close eye on their It-Girl crowns as it seems there's another set of siblings gunning for their title: Delilah Belle and Amelia Gray Hamlin, who both made headlines of their own this week.
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According to Deadline, the five-year deal will have the duo writing, producing, and directing for Netflix, and although there have been no official projects announced yet, Netflix is presumably gunning for another GoT-style blockbuster as it heads into the impending streaming wars.
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The only other major sci-fi franchise that seemed to be gunning for the December release — James Cameron's long-gestating Avatar sequels — was delayed again until 2020 days before Disney's announcement, leaving December 2019 seemingly wide open for another Star Wars box office sweep.
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Japanese unicorn Mercari is gunning for eBay's crown Reuters reports that Mercari's forecasted share price of 2,200-5003,700 JPY per share would see the company raise up to 117.6 billion JPY ($1.1 billion) at a total market cap of 365.4 billion JPY, $3.3 billion.
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In case you were unclear about what "dark coming-of-age story" meant when Netflix first announced the series, the minute-long clip is here to assure you that, yes, this show will be gunning for a Satanic Panic revival to call its own.
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He starts on the roof of the building 129 feet in the air and ends up safely down in the harbor—but I thought he was gunning for that soft middle landing of water between the dock and not, like, on the freaking other side.
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Abrams is in an incredibly close race against Republican Brian Kemp, and her victory would be a huge win for American history as a whole, in addition to contributing to the so-called "blue wave" of victories Democrats are gunning for in the midterms.
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So whenever these small, agile crafts have jumped into my vicinity—and there are usually four of them, each gunning for my cargo of, well, not very much beyond raw materials—I've not been able to exterminate them all before a fatal hit's been taken.
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You have traditional tech companies like Cisco and HP, the mega cloud companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Google, the Growth Guard with companies like Snowflake, DataDog and Sumo Logic and the New Guard, those early stage enterprise companies gunning for the more established players.
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"I think the main driver here is the rotation into the stocks of companies that do well when the economy's weak or when there's deflation — and boy, is there deflation — along with the fact that Trump isn't gunning for the pharmaceutical industry," Cramer said.
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Pre-race favorites Peter Sagan, the world champion, and Fabian Cancellara, who was gunning for a fourth title, effectively lost the race when they found themselves on the wrong end of a bunch split after a massive pile-up some 115km from the line.
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The official said the White House was still gunning for a deal that would be broader than a 1-for-1 deal on the border wall and DACA, but one that could be "narrower" than a bill the White House supported earlier this year.
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Three years ago, when Aniston told Michael Ellenberg, a former executive at HBO who oversaw "Game of Thrones" and "The Leftovers," that "television is not not an option for me," Matt Lauer was still delivering the morning news and Harvey Weinstein was gunning for Oscars.
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Whether it is Lawrence — a statuesque 6-foot-6, big-armed quarterback — the dynamic receivers or a defense dotted with five-star recruits, Clemson looks every bit the part of the college football power that is gunning for its third national championship in four seasons.
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Mike JohannsMichael (Mike) Owen JohannsMeet the Democratic sleeper candidate gunning for Senate in Nebraska Farmers, tax incentives can ease the pain of a smaller farm bill Lobbying World MORE is a former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture and former governor and U.S. senator for Nebraska.
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But in my opinion, in order to improve these all of these qualities, I'm gunning for what could be called the last frontier in food sourcing—where bakers mill their flour, ferment naturally, and include the whole seed that has carried us as a species through time.
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Generally speaking in this space, "war" is just a euphemism for competition whether it occurs within the industry—see EA's "war" with Activision, back when Battlefield 3 was gunning for Call of Duty, as an example—or between players in-game over short, brutal multiplayer matches.
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Whether you're gunning for a promotion or a heftier paycheck, want to kickstart a career in Big Data, or are simply looking for a more efficient way to manage your personal budget, learning how to navigate Excel can do wonders for your career and overall productivity.
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Second, the church has its own combat units, who will start gunning for once you slip into open hostilities, and who will go so far as to attack your HQ directly, where your avatar hides in a corner, an anxious game over screen waiting to happen.
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Years later, after a controversial stint as Virginia's secretary of natural resources — "Gunning for the Environment?" was the headline of a 1997 Washington Post profile in the Style section — she landed at Heritage as its vice president for external relations and has been there ever since.
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This British real-estate show from 10 years ago, but newly available on Netflix, features houses from all over Britain whose owners are all gunning for top honors; the series included audience voting when it aired, and a winner is crowned at the end of the season.
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"When we first proposed this, people were warning me, 'Be careful, everybody on K Street is going to be gunning for you now,' and I did not really know what they meant," said Andy Slavitt, a top Obama administration official who pushed the prescription drug price experiment.
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That carried into the final season of Veep, as Selina and a bunch of other candidates (though by no means as many as are in the race right now) were gunning for the nomination of their party, to run against sitting president Laura Montez (Andrea Savage).
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The presence of Alys and Ned in Season 8 might indicate the Night King's path of destruction if he intends to come for House Stark (and since we know he's been gunning for Bran since the whole "hold the door" thing, that may as well be a given).
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Barry Manilow had some super cool laser projectors for his summer performances in Las Vegas, but the singer allegedly never coughed up the dough for the equipment, and now the company that rented to him is gunning for a ton of money ... with the help of a judge.
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Michael claims his second ex-wife, Jean Muggli Strahan, is physically and emotionally abusing their teenage daughters, Sophia and Isabella, and the ex-NFL star is gunning for a judge to strip Jean of primary custody and give it to him ... according to new legal docs obtained by TMZ.
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She has been a ground-stroking terror in a tulle tutu, while sending a strong message to the women's field that she is gunning for a 24th Grand Slam singles title, which would pull her even with Margaret Court, whose total includes tournaments won before the Open era.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Jeff Flake's decision to abandon his 2018 re-election campaign in Arizona has thrown open the Senate race there, exposing deep fissures not only on the Republican side where a nationalist insurgency is gunning for the party establishment but also among Democrats contending with a rising left.
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And with Alex Morgan angling for a chance to come back from maternity leave to play in the Olympics and Mal Pugh gunning for a return to the national team after getting cut before qualifiers, the internal competition on the front line may be fiercer than ever before.
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In other words, he is the stylistic opposite of the steamrollering James, whose return to pro basketball's grand stage over the next two weeks will run concurrent to another itinerant late-spring force of swashbuckling royalty, Rafael Nadal, the King of Clay, gunning for an 11th French Open title.
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But those who saw the investigation up close, and many of those who have reviewed case files in the past year, say that far from gunning for Mr. Trump, the F.B.I. could actually have done more in the final months of 2016 to scrutinize his campaign's Russia ties.
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The moment might have been an ideal picture of a campaign at full speed, gunning for Iowa in the final weeks before the caucuses, but for one smudge: the debate that Booker wasn't a part of, and the unanswered question of whether he would stand a chance without it.
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After five seasons of Westeros running on relentless toxic masculinity, season six cleared the way for more women than ever to ascend to power, from Yara Greyjoy gunning for the Salt Throne to Sansa Stark reshaping the North to Cersei Lannister wiping out an entire city that wronged her.
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Click ahead as we look at some of Asia's messiest family feuds —By Justin Chan | Special to CNBC Mr Shin Kyuk-ho, the 22014 year-old patriarch behind South Korean chaebol Lotte Group, found himself ousted on July 28th last year by a top executive gunning for control of the company.
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"The R&A and the USGA need to do something about the ball but they are frightened the manufacturers will start gunning for them if they make the decisions that need to be made," said Jacklin, who won two matches as Ryder Cup captain in the 1980s and tied another one.
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Obviously I had a very trying relationship with Sunday and Bret and Chris, but I think that if I had continued in the game, I certainly would have been continuing to focus on probably Bret and maybe Sunday down the road just because they would have been gunning for me.
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Mr. Bloomberg came out gunning for Mr. Sanders ("Vladimir Putin thinks that Donald Trump should be president of the United States, and that's why Russia is helping you get elected") but his overall performance seemed unlikely to quiet the questions that began last week about his skills as a candidate.
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The appeal of Breath of the Wild is not in gunning for Calamity Ganon as fast as possible, it's in the journey it takes to get there — in tiptoeing across soft grassy fields to sneak up on a new horse friend, or climbing trees in search of an egg for breakfast.
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USA-CONGRESS/HOUSE-LEADERSHIP For U.S. House, both Ryan and Pelosi present leadership puzzles No matter which party captures the U.S. House of Representatives in two weeks, a power struggle looms, with Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan leaving Congress and Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi gunning for another stint in the House's top job.
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Fast courts also increase the odds that we'll be editing the record books next week: Mr Federer, gunning for his 18th major title, is the second-most aggressive player left in the men's draw, and Serena Williams, targeting her 23rd, is third among the women, behind Ms Vandeweghe and Ms Lucic-Baroni.
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The latter is clearly gunning for peer-recognition as a serious actor who is more than just Michael Scott, and though he's delivered strong proof to that effect in the past (Last Flag Flying, Foxcatcher, Little Miss Sunshine), this is the role that could finally earn him a statue from the Academy.
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That means it's going to be easier and easier for people to get access to great ingredients, and there's been a continued trickle of suggestions that Amazon will be gunning for a massive business that helped Blue Apron go public — a trickle that has since tempered Wall Street's appetite for that business.
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The current queen of Westeros is looking pretty confident atop the Iron Throne, with no one around to mansplain the finer points of leadership to her — but with everyone gunning for her, from Dany to Jon to Arya to Tyrion to perhaps even her beloved Jaime, the fiercest Lannister is definitely doomed.
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Read more: How to decide if a credit card annual fee is worth it The one disadvantage to beware of is that bookings made through Visa Signature Hotels will not earn hotel points or elite credits, so if you are gunning for status with a particular chain, you are better off booking direct.
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Fourth, the Trump has handled the immigration issue in a way designed to hyper-galvanize his limited base — a base that would be the foundation for the television venture he is rumored to be gunning for — in a way that alienates Hispanic voters for a generation and repels independent voters and even many Republicans.
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As he rises in the polls, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is hoping to simplify matters, gunning for a two-person race against former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. Last weekend, Mr. Biden accused Mr. Sanders's campaign of promoting a "doctored" video that showed Mr. Biden appearing to support cuts to Social Security.
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Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBiden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say Sanders takes lead in new Hill/HarrisX poll Bloomberg campaign warns of 'insurmountable' Sanders lead if moderates split votes MORE will finally appear on a debate stage tonight, and you can be sure his rivals will be gunning for him.
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"Without some new trash-talking tweet from the president saying the trade talks are off, or some retaliation from China, that we haven't thought about [and] that will hurt more than the three Ts —Tito's Vodka, trout and American-made Tequila that they're gunning for — then what you see today is what you get," Cramer said.
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Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid may have just scored coveted spots in the top 5 of the highest earning models of the year, but they best watch their backs because there's already a newcomer gunning for their newly acquired supermodel status, and she's already got the A-list bonafides and an exclusive deal with Chanel to back her up.
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So it makes perfect sense to see her coming to the defense of Beto O'Rourke, a progressive three-term Democratic congressman gunning for depraved religious extremist blobfish-slash-Republican Senator Ted Cruz's Senate seat, when O'Rourke was attacked on Twitter by the Texas GOP for the unimaginable sin of… playing in a punk band in the 90s.
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There's plenty for your fingers and thumbs to do, and the action can get pretty intense as the enemy Shepherds—the game's name for the robots gunning for you, all of which are controlled by a nefarious AI by the intriguing name of Methuselah (check your nearest Bible)—increase in numbers, rooms locking down until all combat is calmed.
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D.) and Mike JohannsMichael (Mike) Owen JohannsMeet the Democratic sleeper candidate gunning for Senate in Nebraska Farmers, tax incentives can ease the pain of a smaller farm bill Lobbying World MORE (R-Neb.) asked Pope to answer to concerns that the sale would undermine U.S. pork production and weaken the company's adherence to food safety standards.
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Actor and model Antonio Sabato, Jr. is gunning for a spot in President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's administration, ideally something combining education and physical fitness.
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Nonproliferation: Putin is gunning for opening up US arms Arms control has been on about every Russian agenda for decades, and Putin is going to put it front and center, especially during your initial one-on-one meeting, when you reportedly plan not to have national security adviser John Bolton (an arms control expert) in the room.
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IBM clearly sees the combination of PowerAI with Nvidia's NVLink interface and Pascal P100 GPU accelerators as a way to differentiate itself from the competition — and in this case, the competition it is gunning for is clearly Intel (though it's worth noting that Intel and Google also recently teamed up to improve TensorFlow performance on its CPUs).
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Wisconsin — Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R) Republicans are gunning for an 11th hour comeback in the Badger State.
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Justin Timberlake wasn't the guy gunning for a Prince hologram during his recent Super Bowl halftime show ... it was a bigger name attached to the show, according to Sheila E. We got Sheila E. at LAX Friday where she told us people need to stop tearing JT apart for his halftime show's Prince tribute since a bigger company was behind the idea.
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We got Wendi at LAX Friday morning, where she shamed Attorney General Jeff Sessions for using the Bible as an excuse for separating kids from their parents who were just gunning for a better life in the U.S. There have been photos circulating of children allegedly locked up behind fences and in cages, and Wendi says it's like God has indeed left the building.
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The consulting firm says that Southern California needs more local venture capital; the individual geographies need to work to promote their regional strengths; regions need to collaborate more closely with each other; founders need to start gunning for that IPO slot instead of taking acquisition offers; the region's commitment to diversity needs to be emphasized; and finally the embarrassment of entrepreneurial riches needs to be promoted abroad.
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The former journalist and ex mayor of London has made a political success story of clowning around in public and cracking often self-deprecating jokes that encourage a perception of joviality and good humor, while simultaneously pressing his personal ambition behind the scenes and ruthlessly gunning for the highest office in the land — which was his motivation for switching to back Brexit in the first place.
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And the Nxians weren't wrong that reporters were gunning for them: While I was in Albany, a photographer in a black pickup truck drove hastily by a group of women with whom I was standing, and we could see him snapping pictures inside the cab; it felt threatening and invasive, and I could see how Bronfman and others could be worried that they could be hurt.
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Rep. John MicaJohn Luigi MicaHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure GOP chairman slams 'pitiful' FEMA response in Louisiana MORE (R) now has a Democrat gunning for his seat representing Florida's 7th Congressional District.
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It's actually an experiment that Sherlock and John — who, we learn, was shot with a tranquilizer in E's office, not a real bullet — have elaborately set up using paid actors to frighten Mycroft into revealing the truth: He deliberately hid the identity of a secret sister from Sherlock for Sherlock's entire life, eventually warning him only that "the East wind is coming" rather than telling him that a psychopathic surprise sibling was gunning for him.
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Four-times major winner McIlroy started shakily with two bogeys before the turn, but scorched the back nine with a score of 32, including an eagle on the par-five 10th, to end on four-under for the round and stay within touching distance of Li. "I've never been in this position before so it's going to be fun out there tomorrow," said Li, who is gunning for his second European Tour title.
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In keeping with the spirit that McGregor and Mayweather are claiming to bring to this serious fight prospect: Georges St-PierreWhat better way to lure the former welterweight champ back to MMA—and get him the kind of big pay day he deserves—than to pit him, one of the most dominant and beloved stars of recent history, against the man most obviously (if far more flashily) gunning for his throne in terms of glory and admiration?
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The point at which he removed his storm trooper's helmet, in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" (2015), was a pivotal moment in recent popular culture; not only because J. J. Abrams, instantly outstripping George Lucas, had placed a character of color at the heart of a huge franchise, where millions of viewers would be gunning for him, but also because of Boyega's commanding stillness, and his air of perplexity at what havoc the storm troopers were obliged to wreak.
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" (The latter of which I'm convinced my parents let me listen to only because I didn't fully grasp the meaning of the lyrics yet.) These titans of the genre aside, artists like Aaliyah and Usher, TLC and Destiny's Child were also gunning for their own legendary status with songs that seemed much more accessible to a child who wanted to pretend she was "More Than a Woman," or was quick to insist that she wanted, or rather, didn't want, "No Scrubs.
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It only takes a quick review of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's latest internal actions to see that the 45th president of the United States is on the war path and it is not Democrats he is gunning for but members of his own party.
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Mike JohannsMichael (Mike) Owen JohannsMeet the Democratic sleeper candidate gunning for Senate in Nebraska Farmers, tax incentives can ease the pain of a smaller farm bill Lobbying World MORE and Chuck HagelCharles (Chuck) Timothy HagelOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces Five takeaways from Pentagon chief's first major trip Esper given horse in Mongolia as US looks for new inroads against China MORE.
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The index sold off 11 pct on a weekly closing basis into Feb ** Add in that spread between NYSE new yearly highs and new yearly lows has slipped into negative territory ** For this recent move, number of new highs has so far peaked at 484 on Dec 08; has dropped off sharply as DJI hit its 19966.43 peak ** Meanwhile, new lows rising to 126, hitting a 4-week high Thurs as NH-NL spread fell to -12 ** And build in new lows now slightly greater than occurred into that early Nov 2015 DJI top ** Thus, despite euphoria of potential win streak, and talk of DJI gunning for an arbitrary round number, broader markets showing signs of internal deterioration
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