There's a certain give and take: A lot of gurus' videos are inspired by other gurus, and some gurus will review or hype others' brands on YouTube or social media.
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Apparently, I learned, gurus are people too, even gurus lining the self-help shelves of friendly neighborhood bookstores.
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That failure was not confined to private investors or Wall Street gurus; it also extended to the regulators in charge of those gurus.
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Now, at least a dozen so-called drama channels are documenting these gurus and their behavior on YouTube — spilling the tea, as they say, on the same platform where the gurus pour it.
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As far as cryptocurrency gurus go, Balina is fairly prominent.
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Again: same gurus, same intellectual circus, similar styles and temperaments.
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My revised Platinum Portfolio features cloud gurus Adobe Systems, Amazon.
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YouTube beauty gurus, she says, became her circle of girlfriends.
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The digital cohort includes subway gurus like DJ Hammers, a.k.a.
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You wouldn't happen to know any bioinformatics gurus, would you?
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Worse, many gurus are mafia bosses running rackets in defined territories.
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"Pay yourself first" is a popular mantra among personal finance gurus.
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This is what self-help or New Age gurus may argue.
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Traditional medicine may conjure images of folk healers and spiritual gurus.
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Ignoring the numbing cacophony of thousands of prophets, priests, and gurus.
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Many people are disciples to one or more of those gurus.
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Swan embraces stigmatized topics that most self-help gurus don't talk about.
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Framed photographs of (most likely) Miley's spiritual gurus can also be seen.
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Instead, our minds dart to computer programmers, IT gurus and software developers.
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It's hard not to love the lifestyle gurus behind Netflix's Queer Eye.
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Self-help gurus like Deepak Chopra cite Seth as an early influence.
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The gurus have lost touch with the world they seek to rule.
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Paul Vigna, along with his writing partner Michael Casey, are crypto gurus.
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It's got its own instructors that are gurus to that particular population.
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It's human nature to seek out guidance from rabbis, coaches, and gurus.
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Manny Gutierrez, Wayne Goss, and Huda Kattan — all gurus at this point.
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And there are even some gurus out there hosting tantric THC retreats.
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The gurus complain that candidates often don't know how to use them.
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Many fashion gurus hailed what they called a Jacqueline Kennedy-inspired look.
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The gurus are hijras as well, usually in their 40s or 50s.
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There will be stories of gurus, consultants, journalists, speechwriters — not just politicians.
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Censors are targeting self-help gurus, novelists, sportswriters and other independent writers.
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And a new set of internet-famous gurus are on the rise.
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" Other tech and business gurus try to sell us on "toil glamour.
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This doesn't mean, however, that we should lean on pseudoscience and gurus.
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There are gurus of the ice chute, regulars who compete every year.
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Nia Wellman is now one of many natural-hair gurus on YouTube.
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This was not the work of gurus or messiahs or political egomaniacs.
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Beauty gurus and Nordstrom lovers, get excited — the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is here!
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Sketch it out… Even glam gurus like to get an outline down first.
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Trump's political gurus, if not the President himself, have surely connected these dots.
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A weird assortment of gurus and consultancies is pushing the cult of happiness.
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"In Indian music, the most respected schools have gurus leading them," he said.
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In Jhabvala's fiction, gurus are, to a man, grifting, lecherous, manipulative—and successful.
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We did the things the internet self-help gurus told us to do.
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Quality-control gurus abound, but their work often fails to yield actual quality.
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Gurus reveal their darkest secrets and talk about miscarriages, or their plastic surgery.
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Bloggy gurus tell me motherhood is a self-deprecating wait for the weekend.
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Opinion It was pushed by Madison Avenue and preached by self-help gurus.
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But the sell doesn't stop at beauty products: Beauty gurus themselves have become products.
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Gurus including Peter Drucker and Tom Peters have long preached the virtues of enterprise.
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EXECUTIVES at firms selling consumer staples like to think of themselves as "marketing gurus".
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Thus the popularity of decluttering gurus like Marie Kondo and stunts such as Souveny's.
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Frustrated fans and YouTube gurus were quick to call out the lack of inclusivity.
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Even the current stock of Black self-improvement gurus leave much to be desired.
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Many gurus pitch the idea of saving all your money and carrying no debt.
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Nowadays, the top Latin American gurus are almost household names, and are richly rewarded.
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People in other positions love their jobs because this only happens to the Gurus.
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Even Silicon Valley gurus are stopping or reducing time spent online by their kids.
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Its spa, exotically named the Tierra Santa Healing House, isn't content with meditation gurus.
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One of India's multimillionaire spiritual yoga gurus and businessman, Baba Ramdev, is a Yadav.
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I stopped believing what beauty gurus told me, and started questioning their brow game.
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Palmer is just one of many gurus currently transforming chocolate into a holistic superfood.
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Wellness gurus have extolled its benefits, but there's no science that supports their claims.
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This is more or less the opposite of what the early cyber-gurus had intended.
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He has also irritated the Sikh religious community by dressing like one of their gurus.
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There are wellness gurus like Goop queen Gwyneth Paltrow and Moon Juice maven Chantal Bacon.
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Marketing gurus certainly have opinions on that, but we aren't here to make that call.
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That he is one of those gurus, peddling parenting products, didn't seem to discomfit him.
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Fitness gurus or even coaches could use them to track an athlete's progress over time.
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Sensing that China's development has entered uncharted territory, China's leaders are turning to foreign gurus.
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Luckily, the pressure is pushing festivals and their VR gurus to try out novel approaches.
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As well as inspirational quotes, such gurus offer practical advice on money management or health.
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He is the American incarnation in a line of crackpots and gurus from Buddha on.
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Markets gurus have observed a noticeable boost to the host country's stock market post-games.
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"But what's interesting is that some gurus are frauds and they know it," says Ross.
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That's a lot of money to blow on social media gurus and fancy graphic design.
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Community is also a way to think about how beauty gurus interact with one another.
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Despite gaining immeasurable access to skincare, beauty, and cosmetics gurus, she still stands by it.
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You spring for the M850i because you want BMW's powertrain gurus to deliver serious performance.
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Perhaps it is anti-hygge to suggest that any one of its gurus might prevail.
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In fact, it's probably safe to say that the gadget gurus at Sony were taking notes.
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"When I started there were just a few beauty gurus making videos in Spanish," she says.
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He was one of America's earliest diet gurus and perhaps the most influential of all time.
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It's a phenomenon that has spurred an industry of dating gurus, dating websites, and dating events.
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Viewers seeking the advice of their favorite beauty gurus do so because they trust their opinion.
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So if you have any recovering data visualization gurus in your life, tell them about this.
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They invited a number of New Age gurus and motivational speakers to Camp David in Maryland.
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We have some of the furriest, most adorable and 'like'-able gurus to help you out.
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The hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus raise questions about consent.
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Multiple fashion gurus and first lady watchers went wild for the lux look: GOOD GOOGA MOOGA.
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Soon, our characters are off to Australia, on a shambolic road trip, hunting gods and gurus.
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The IMF gurus explain that the tax bill will likely usher in higher levels of investment.
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Wellness gurus and fitness freaks and detox tea–drinkers will meet the same end as me.
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These celebrity money gurus usually advise people to put debt payoff above all other money goals.
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Theories of "lean" corporate organization became popular, especially those sold by management consultants and business gurus.
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The answer is obvious: Bacon is a lifestyle guru, and this is what lifestyle gurus do.
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They also inherited a notoriously dysfunctional product line from the corner-cutting market gurus at McDonnell.
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But Bacon and the lifestyle gurus that have come before her also confuse the public on health.
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Even financial professionals, money experts, and so called "gurus" of personal finance advice can make financial mistakes.
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These self-made beauty gurus have seamlessly linked their entrepreneurial savvy with the newest trend: self-care.
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Moving throughout southern India, he studied successively under three major gurus, including a fellow saxophonist, Gopalakrishna Iyer.
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The two beauty gurus are testing the KKW Beauty Crème Contour & Highlight Kits and Hill's Morphe palettes.
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Since Rama visited Topeka, yoga has become mainstream (despite his and other gurus' penchant for sex scandals).
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Listen up kitchen gurus: Sur La Table is serving up some seriously unmissable deals for Cyber Monday.
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Despite a buzzwordy obsession with ninjas and gurus, we also see this happening in social-media management.
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Ordinary investors and Wall Street gurus alike have long favored dividend-paying stocks for their steady returns.
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When I look for self-help gurus, I rarely find people who look like me or Palmer.
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The gurus over at WatchCut have been releasing beauty-evolution videos for the past year or so.
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Peter Fonda stars as an intrepid tripster, with Bruce Dern and Dennis Hopper as two sketchy gurus.
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But many technology gurus insist that this time is different as artificial intelligence (AI) comes of age.
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These beauty gurus have taken a backseat, as new creators like Charles have risen to the top.
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She was fully cemented in the elite group of wellness gurus who were taking over social media.
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This is a magical live performance by Dub Tribe, the deep house gurus of the West Coast.
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Within the hijra world, gurus fulfill the hybrid role of den mother, godfather, spiritual leader and pimp.
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I've said it aloud, as advised by body-confidence self-help gurus, while looking at myself naked.
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Mike Brown, the team's associate coach, recently invited a couple of technology gurus whom he had befriended.
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Before there were apps, gurus and social networks trying to close the partisan gap, there were stories.
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At Home reaches for the same era, when lifestyle gurus were more accessible and easier to imitate.
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Peloton's 20+ instructors range from hippie-dippie gurus to no-nonsense trainers that fit your personality type.
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Bloomberg's data gurus first noticed a sharp uptick in Democrats' obsession with unseating Trump around Sept. 20.
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So he, along with tech gurus Sergey Brin, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jack Ma, created the Breakthrough Prize.
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Indian gurus and New Age prophets, Jesus freaks and Scientologists all found followings in the Golden State.
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Over the past few years, we've seen an explosion of beauty gurus and makeup tutorials on social media.
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The message of the self-proclaimed health gurus is clear: "Artificial" additives are no good for your body.
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What business gurus label "continuous improvement," and the rest of us call slow-and-steady, wins the race.
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Heck, even the most low-maintenance beauty gurus have swapped classic red lips for '90s-inspired brown shades.
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These two and their circles shared an admiration for the same intellectual gurus, think-tanks and political traditions.
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Management gurus have been arguing for years that the balance of advantage is shifting from incumbents to challengers.
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I had one-on-ones with hiring gurus to free myself from the boredom of post-Olympic life.
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The latest movie montage from the supercut gurus at Burger Fiction offers a surprising lesson in cinema history.
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From thick-skinned crooks to highly skilled professionals or business gurus, the Fortune 100 of cybercriminals keeps expanding.
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Silicon Valley tech gurus are all in on "biohacking" their bodies just like they "growth hacked" their startups.
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When she couldn't flip through glossy magazines or browse store windows, she turned to beauty gurus on YouTube.
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Google grants arm will also train 100,000 African software gurus focusing mainly on Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa.
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Yet one of the motor-racing world's gurus now spends much of his time talking to chief executives.
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Contrary to what some of those parenting gurus out there might have you believing, it ain't rocket science.
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Gurus of the foreign-exchange markets agree that 2018 is likely to be another year of modest decline.
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Soon you can try out the exact lipstick your favorite beauty gurus wears without even leaving your couch.
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The declutter gurus, yard sales and online exchanges — the arcades of unwanted waste — are powerful cultural forces, too.
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Dan and Dan are wise sesh gurus whispering sweet sesh nothings from the ghost of their own sesh.
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Some gurus are considered shills for giving positive reviews to stay in the good graces of beauty companies.
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There's also a lot of incentive for other YouTubers, beauty gurus, and influencers to promote the Conspiracy Collection.
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And finally, Market Folly writes in about the relationship with Todd and Ted, the investment gurus in house.
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And campaign staff and other Iowa Democrats gurus have been waiting on pins and needles for these numbers.
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Many leadership gurus talk about Jack Welch and Steve Jobs as people with the right stuff to lead.
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The leadership culture of Silicon Valley tech gurus has been slammed at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.
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Even Mr. Salvini's social media gurus admired Mr. Conte's increased popularity, which they attributed to his institutional bearing.
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Even Mr. Salvini's social media gurus admired Mr. Conte's increased popularity, which they attributed to his institutional bearing.
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We are increasingly advised, by writers and wellness gurus, to seek sanctuary from our hyperdigitized lives in nature.
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We are having conversations with other tech gurus, because we want to find a way to do this.
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YouTube beauty gurus Desi Perkins and Katy DeGroot (better known as LustreLux) know a thing or two about makeup.
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The dog toy gurus at BarkShop are constantly studying, tinkering, researching and snuggling for the sake of toy science.
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NARS Bronzing Powder: The Nars "Laguna" color is iconic, hailed by beauty experts and gurus for over a decade.
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Self-proclaimed "relationship gurus" like Steve Harvey have built empires preying on this fear and reinforcing sexist gender norms.
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I placed the Spanish sonnets and spiritual passages from Persian love gurus into the box like a Jenga tower.
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Beauty gurus feel like their work is incomplete without a dusting of highlighter or a spritz of setting spray.
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Mobile gurus who spoke to CNBC said consumers in India typically don't pay up for smartphones for many reasons.
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Some Sims Gurus [the term used for people who work on the Sims games] have mentioned me in comments.
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"I want you to see that social media fitness gurus such as my own self aren't perfect," she said.
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From power couple breakups to feuding beauty gurus, Spill is here to break down the messiest of YouTube gossip.
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The hedge fund gurus of today arguably do not need to buy anything at all to maintain their stature.
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Suffice to say, the polling and numbers gurus should not be so breathlessly relied upon in 85033 and beyond.
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In earlier years, fitness gurus would market their programs for getting in shape on VHS tapes and, later, DVDs.
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The web's biggest beauty gurus are taking to their channels to recreate our favorite — and most current — Snap filters.
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Two more were Jim Thome and Vance Law, former All-Stars turned hitting gurus in the White Sox organization.
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In celebrating dreams as poetic artifacts, Robb offers a welcome antidote to the medicine administered by most sleep gurus.
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He met two dozen Indian and international political scientists, and roped in Harvard graduates and marketing gurus from Mumbai.
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"Detoxing" has become popular among wellness gurus for supposed health benefits, commodified and stripped of religious ritual and ceremony.
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Wellness gurus are recommending that people "boost" their immune system with superfoods to help protect themselves from the coronavirus.
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As he sees it, many of the web's most influential gurus and luminaries are bewilderingly incapable of critical thought.
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Now the tech gurus are figures of derision, and technology has joined climate change at the heart of political debate.
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Economists, business gurus and blue-chip CEOs like those who make up America's Business Roundtable confirmed them in their view.
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She's joined multiple beauty gurus on YouTube for tutorials using her products, becoming a beauty influencer in her own right.
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Gurus, deities, mythology, rituals, yajna (or sacrifice), meditation, and rebirth — even the worship of plants or herbs is fair game.
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What's more, these crunchy internet health gurus are also spreading rumors that inflammation is responsible for allergies, diabetes, and ADHD.
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Uber had discovered what startup gurus like to call the virtuous circle, the links between various parts of its business.
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It isn't hard to see why the Trumps have adapted the conventions of quackery and self-styled self-help gurus.
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His Instagram account has nearly 50k followers — a major feat for one of the youngest makeup gurus in the game.
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No, beauty gurus aren't taking actual plumage to their brows, Insta beauty stars are brushing their brows to resemble feathers.
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Everyone from the tech gurus running social media sites to cops on the beat are grappling with this new reality.
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When I first met my coffee drink gurus for the day, I already had a few flavor combos in mind.
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As beauty gurus become more successful, some of that grassroots trust on which they build their brands can fade away.
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He has cofounded Findo with CEO Gary Fowler, who also created GVA Launch Gurus, a big accelerator in Eastern Europe.
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Unfortunately, with this book, Brady joins the club of diet gurus selling pseudoscience and woo about the body and nutrition.
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Here, too, was a little slice of everyone: lawyers and construction workers, tech gurus, game programmers, students, housewives, schoolteachers, masseurs.
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" While we're at it, he also didn't think highly of advertising gurus — "you know, those gentlemen of massive verbal persuasion.
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The news brought out the best in fans, fellow beauty gurus, and brands as they showed support, tolerance, and solidarity.
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On the one hand, Paltrow is wonderfully empathetic, getting cozy on a couch with wellness gurus, and exploring potential solutions.
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With over 40 million YouTube views, one could say she's one of the most well-known sex and relationship gurus.
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So, we'll let the natural world go, and trust in our engineering gurus to get us through all of this.
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Budget gurus point to the "latte factor " and argue that the key to riches is to sacrifice those everyday pleasures.
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The Weight Gurus scale is notable because it features Bluetooth to connect to an app on your iPhone or Android.
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Digital wellness is a budding industry these days, with loads of self-help gurus offering miracle cures for screen addiction.
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Two tours in Iraq later, he switched to military intelligence, where he served in Hawaii alongside NSA gurus and government contractors.
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Every year, thousands of beauty gurus post their over-the-top Halloween makeup creations that just keep getting better and better.
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That's why we rounded up 11 beauty products YouTube gurus actually splurge on to guide you on your next shopping spree.
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Hiring "game gurus" to advise on rules, Mr. Castanie said, was most important, ensuring that players feel comfortable exploring unfamiliar games.
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YouTube mania has swept the world, making celebrities and gurus out of ordinary people filming vlogs and tutorials from their bedrooms.
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E-commerce is already changing the process, but now retailing gurus are imagining a future in which shopping becomes fully automatic.
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In the past decade alone at least a dozen prominent gurus, priests and "babas" have been tried and jailed for rape.
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With an inside look at Silicon Valley's "cult"-like culture, one author poked some holes in how technology gurus get ahead.
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He visits experts, quizzes YouTube gurus, hangs out with the well-varnished women looking for love on the dating site BeautifulPeople.
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I've talked to everyone from the YouTube narc-hunter gurus, to the well-varnished girls dating on hotties-only site BeautifulPeople.
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The next most popular response was investing in a home, which many finance gurus, including Warren Buffett, consider a valuable asset.
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According to those supposed health gurus, the condition is seemingly responsible for pretty much every digestive ailment you could ever have.
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By the gurus' very nature, they have something you don't, and some supposed position of authority over this thing called life.
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So are some Republicans, including a good few of the 50 Republican security gurus who denounced Mr Trump on August 8th.
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Along the way, the self-help gurus explore the city's cultural offerings, making the mini-series part makeover show, part travelogue.
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Maybe you can don exemplary eyewear and become one of those tech motivational gurus, part Tony Robbins and part Malcolm Gladwell.
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Whenever I ignored my intuition, listened to "gurus," and followed the rules, any success was overshadowed by how drained I felt.
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In turn, the bumpy trading has signaled to many market gurus that aged bull market could finally be taking a breather.
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These beauty gurus have taken a backseat, as new creators like James Charles (15.9 million subscribers) have risen to the top.
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It's a far cry from the usual "try to eat at home more often" advice that's touted by personal finance gurus.
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"All these gurus from India who have come and gone — Pattabhi Jois, Iyengar — she has met them all," Dr. Chopra said.
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The makeup pro for nearly 20 years has one of the most diverse celebrity client rosters among Hollywood's hottest beauty gurus.
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Eve O. Schaub Pawlet, Vt. Groopman's article on the recent literature about sugar and fat rightly takes diet gurus to task.
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"Community" is a helpful way to understand how beauty gurus position themselves in relation to the rest of the beauty industry.
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India is a mecca for people seeking spiritual gurus, but instead of reaching enlightenment, some devotees become victims of horrific crimes.
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Behind the scenes: There are tens of thousands of gurus across the country, many spearheading charitable programs that benefit their communities.
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At least a half-dozen other powerful gurus have been arrested and charged with serious crimes in the past 20 years.
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Doctors, weight-loss gurus, personal trainers and bloggers all push radically different opinions about what we should be eating, and why.
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"People seem to go through stages of liking the gurus and blogs," said ZEF666, who did not give their real name.
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And if diet gurus weren't doctors, like 1920s Hollywood nutritionist to the stars Dr. Gayelord Hauser, they'd borrow the moniker anyway.
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The economic advice dispensed by the gurus of what was known as the Washington Consensus weakened an already vulnerable Russian state.
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In this home-improvement show, the brothers and renovation gurus Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott turn their fraternal competitiveness into sport.
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CTO roles, for instance, can cover infrastructure managers, innovation gurus, operations visionaries, community-facing technologists, or some combination of the four.
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The holidays are approaching and the annual ritual of Wall Street gurus making their forecasts for the year ahead has begun.
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Companies spend anywhere from $100 to thousands of dollars for beauty gurus to make a single product post on their page.
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There are even "game gurus" to dispense advice — a decidedly more social experience than the solitary world of many video gamers.
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Depending on who you ask, Duster are low-key gurus of homespun slowcore, space rock or somewhere super-ephemeral in between.
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You will often hear industry gurus, dermatologists, and makeup artists reassure you of the benefit of non-comedogenic products for your skin.
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As the liquor landscape shifted, Russell uncompromisingly pressed on, and eventually became one of the few bourbon gurus left on the planet.
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Like many wellness gurus, she claims her potions and powders draw on the mystical secrets of healing ancient Chinese and ayurvedic medicine.
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The platform may reward authenticity and encourage gurus like Charles to open up about their personal lives as well as their work.
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It's a simple formula that has worked for Warren Buffett, Carl Icahn and all the greatest investment gurus over the years. Ready?
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The U.K.'s most over-the-top faux P.R. gurus are leaving London behind for greener pastures in Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie.
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You don't have to look far to find startup gurus and VCs who strongly advise against being remote, much less a nomad.
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And it looks like makeup gurus on social media won't be running out of wild ways to style your brows anytime soon.
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But the genre, as we know it, could undergo a makeover if one of the nation's top music gurus gets his way.
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The spreadsheet gurus in your organization know how to use pivot tables to pull meaningful insight out of a morass of numbers.
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Skeptics, such as the cardiologists turned diet gurus Dean Ornish and Joel Kahn, argue that keto's potential heart risks are too great.
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" This mentality — that a sunny outlook mixed with meditation can directly affect your complexion — is what some wellness gurus call "spiritual Botox.
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Internet health gurus will suggest you use them for everything from reducing the effects of stress to Alzheimer's to asthma to cancer.
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That is the narrative Hillary and her campaign gurus in the media have decided to push, because they don't have anything better.
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" Washko also hopes that it will spur interest among researchers into why so many men seek out the help of pickup "gurus.
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The biohacker space is not low on gurus touting their methods, and HVMN may not be able to rise above the din.
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He had many enemies, having spent decades trying to weaken the pervasive cultural influence of gurus, godmen and religious activists in India.
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Mindfulness gurus often begin from the assumption that our mental capacities have been warped and attenuated by the distractions of our age.
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Gurus tell you to stop looking at Instagram, stay off Facebook, fire all your nonfrugal friends and disown your spendthrift family members.
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When I started blogging about frugality back in 2009, one of the personal finance gurus who really stood out was Ramit Sethi.
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Prominent music personalities such as Dave Faulkner from legendary Australian band the Hoodoo Gurus stepped up to defend Sydney's live music industry.
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I was just someone who'd barely done any yoga and meditation before and was reprimanded by gurus for being inflexible and restless.
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She picks up nonfiction more than anything else these days, particularly books by self-help gurus, for self-promotion and business tips.
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Dr. Janov's most recent books included "Beyond Belief: Cults, Healers, Mystics and Gurus — Why We Believe," published in 2016 by Reputation Books.
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The 19th century brimmed with gurus ready to guide you to other dimensions and prophets of the path from rags to riches.
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And without breathless infomercial gurus like Tom Vu, Chris Farley's bellowing motivational speaker bit on "Saturday Night Live" would have been unimaginable.
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I recalled one of the more urbane YouTube gun gurus explaining that people have a natural aversion to holding things that explode.
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A hard-bound 14-volume set of her writing takes up a whole shelf, sitting alongside the work of more contemporary gurus.
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Tech gurus from Uber, Google, SoundCloud, Microsoft and 500 Startups have visited Gaza on their own dime as volunteers to mentor startups.
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Western astrology differs both in practice and process from anything else done by the gurus "back home," as my mother might say.
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"On YouTube, there aren't that many Australian beauty gurus who look like us or who are culturally diverse," Anabelle told Mashable Australia.
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Ahead, five R29 beauty gurus share their favorite fall products that will do wonders for your textured hair, no matter the season.
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The Obama administration's health gurus excoriated U.S. health care for overtreatment, inefficient care processes, administrative complexity, and an inability to coordinate care.
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Beauty gurus and friend drama isn't just something that a few people care about, it's global entertainment that everyone pays attention to.
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And beyond the world of war, business and management gurus have also applied Sun Tzu's ideas to office politics and corporate strategy.
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The "gurus" who post about makeup and skin care to large followings on YouTube and Instagram have had a rough few months.
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Before ballots were cast, financial experts and investment gurus alike had plenty of advice on which stocks would profit off a Trump victory.
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Thankfully, for those of us who can only spend so many hours on the elliptical, trainers and fitness gurus are a creative bunch.
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Because just like the Kardashians, some of the most powerful influencers in the world, beauty gurus want to sell you intimacy and friendship.
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We are dumplings and kung fu, curry and tech support, wise gurus who talk in riddles for all your "eat, pray, love" needs.
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"All of these picks highlight a broader issue that is evident but often glossed over when people talk about investment gurus," Carbonneau said.
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According to a former manager who left in 2012, Apple's financial gurus were careful because "nobody wanted that 3am call from Steve Jobs".
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Finishing Lyrics Like "Bohemian Rhapsody," Siri and Alexa are both lyric-gurus, finishing everything from your classic songs to your short-lived trends.
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My idea: Why not multitask (or multi-mask, as some beauty gurus call it) and try as many as I could at once?
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The rise of these apps has coincided with growing concern among consumer advocates, wellness gurus and even big tech companies about smartphone addiction.
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When I talked to Adam Back, the first of the two digital currency gurus to have received an email from Satoshi, he agreed.
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There are the gurus, people that you turn to for advice, the ones who feel like they got it figured all out, Keith.
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Helbig: When I have free time the first thing I think about watching or reading is fashion videos and beauty gurus on YouTube.
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I was instantly seduced by the promises of "looking better naked" and superhuman health — promises amplified by both scientific claims and glossy gurus.
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They were among the league's elite: executives who help engineer blockbuster trades, salary-cap gurus who devise contracts and scouts who identify prospects.
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On the surface, this is the message of a new generation of wellness gurus, a network of podcasters centered in the Austin, Tex.
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It can be any elite: senior politicians, respected journalists, renowned professors, members of the clergy, policy gurus, celebrities, professional athletes and — why not?
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Younger "chelas," or disciples, are managed by midranking hijras who report up to gurus, who are often steered by their own elder mentors.
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To the Editor: Re "The Gurus of Tidiness" (Real Estate, March 31): I had just straightened my pantry, feeling very pleased with myself.
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Political advisers, influential pop producers, sports gurus — in my estimation, any character wielding power that is not technically theirs is an interesting one.
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"He's very protective and very alert," Ron Adams, an assistant coach and one of the league's most respected defensive gurus, said of Green.
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I couldn't help feeling like I had heard a lot of those suggestions before, from other self-help gurus, from doctors, from YouTubers.
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But the growing pile of apps, gizmos and gurus — some from unlikely corners — has led to "pandemonium in the bedroom," Ms. Rothstein said.
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Thiel's personal focus on wellness also bled into the broader firm, with health gurus leading brokers in aerobics exercises and urging healthy eating.
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Facebook is always watching what you post, and now the company will be sharing some of that data with the ratings gurus at Nielsen.
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The event returns to Singapore for a third year from March 8 to 11 and attracts everyone from design gurus to restaurateurs and architects.
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Morrison writes: You don't have to look far to find startup gurus and VCs who strongly advise against being remote, much less a nomad.
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BeauTubers' authority is born out of a perception of authenticity, and many gurus underline this authenticity by opening up about their personal lives onscreen.
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Celebrity itself is up for debate in a moment when influencers span the gamut from actors and musicians to beauty gurus and reality stars.
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I've watched days' worth of videos of beauty gurus showing me their "Everyday Makeup Routine" and I still don't know how to contour properly.
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While everyone else books emergency appointments with their self-tanning gurus or buys sheet masks in bulk, Armie Hammer is getting... a chest massage?
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Just last month, the beauty community was embroiled in a scandal around unearthed racist comments as several beauty gurus (and former friends) feuded online.
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Pierre Wack, one of the gurus of scenario planning at Shell, once likened dealing with the future to shooting the rapids in a boat.
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As many personal health gurus have done, CEO Neil Grimmer wrote at Medium about the health epiphany that led him to start the company.
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They're touted by the likes of Goop and all manner of internet health gurus as a way to "detox" yourself and encourage weight-loss.
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He's one of many diet gurus currently promoting a high-fat, low-starch diet, and butter coffee is at the center of his program.
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And Ansari as Dev, aka Lil Bud, and Eric Wareheim as Arnold, aka Big Bud, are here to be your pick-up line gurus.
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Marketing gurus had tried to woo her by adding brown rice and sushi to the menu, but she abided by her own moral economy.
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Much of the yoga community has been slow or unwilling to respond, maybe because teachers are loath to discredit those they see as gurus.
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For some time, many scientists, dieting gurus and I have been pointing out that exercise by itself tends to be ineffective for weight loss.
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For those curious about it, Kabat-Zinn, one of the original mindfulness gurus of the West, breaks it down in simple and beneficial terms.
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Mostly, though, entrepreneurs don't want to feel like they are losing out to corporations with pockets deep enough to afford the best tax gurus.
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These are the gurus pushing black-and-white parenting philosophies that leave little room for the messy middle in which most of us exist.
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Anytime the so-called gurus talk about stupid stuff like that, it's a good building block and locker room material to prove people wrong.
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Galli stresses that everything depends on "the talent of the players," that "there are no gurus here," but such modesty, while commendable, is misleading.
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Beautubers' authority is born out of a perception of authenticity, and many gurus underline this authenticity by opening up about their personal lives onscreen.
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But there has also been a spate of criminal cases against powerful gurus, including one of the country's most powerful: Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh.
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Pushed by Madison Avenue and preached by self-help gurus, likability is a standard that history shows us was created and sold by men.
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"The gurus say the best chance of data being secure and maintained privately is to store it in the smallest units possible," Topol said.
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Machine-driven trust is about to jump from systems controlled by tech giants to systems controlled by a small group of anonymous tech gurus.
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Instead, Smith wants you to meet the people behind the help desk — the tech gurus and security consultants standing between us and digital carnage.
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Cue the wellness gurus advertising a wealth of superfoods and supplements, often expensive, to help "boost" your immune system and protect against the virus.
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Asaram, 77, who is described as on his website as "spiritual revolutionist" and a "great teacher," is one of India's best-known spiritual gurus.
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Selzer is widely regarded as far and away the most accurate pollster of Iowa, with her numbers taking near-mythic status amongst political gurus.
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Many bond gurus believe that when short-term rates exceed long-term rates — a phenomenon known as inversion — the economy is headed toward recession.
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Taxonomically speaking, when skin care gurus refer to Korean skin care, they're referring in general to the savvily marketed 10-step Korean beauty routine.
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For beauty "gurus"—especially those better recognized when heaped more heavily in makeup, like James Charles—makeup is minimal to the point of seeming nonexistence.
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Financial gurus like Mark Cuban and Warren Buffett have weighed in, offering their takes on why one should or shouldn't jump on the bitcoin bandwagon.
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And these contacts aren't just worn by beauty gurus, makeup artists, and micro-influencers trying to become big-name influencers, but also your regular consumer.
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Well thanks to the DIY gurus at MrGear, you can make your own grater using only a tin can, a straight edge, and a drill.
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Celebrity make-up and hair stylists are sometimes just as famous as their clients; being interviewed as trusted gurus, providing us with inspiration and trends.
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While travel gurus might get the concept, novice adventurers will need more education on the beauty of stopovers for AirWander to become a mainstream hit.
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Seriously, some internet health gurus claim that it can help treat diabetes, anemia, and cancer, or that it can "alkalize" the body (spoiler: it can't).
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In addition, hundreds of tech evangelists, transportation gurus, and curious onlookers will descend on the university's Hall of Champions, adding to the circus-like environment.
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That's why some alternative medicine gurus suggest taking iodine supplements as a way to prevent hypothyroidism and the goiters that can come with iodine deficiency.
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Whether or not her followers accept the cult label, Lalich says there's more work to be done to expose exploitive gurus and fight cult stigma.
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And the company has yet to formally announce a replacement for former chief technology officer Adam Messinger or product gurus Noah Pepper and Jinen Kamdar.
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So fashion gurus cluster around their phones and televisions for updates from the biggest night in fashion, dissecting looks and researching designers in real time.
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If the polling gurus are to be believed and Clinton does win, such claims may be the catalyst for outbreaks of violence on November 9th.
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Here, heavies like Krishna Das, Jai Uttal, Bhagavan Das, and Ram Das—armed with knowledge gleaned from their gurus—shared Eastern mysticism with rapt Californians.
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Typically, vaginal steaming treatments, which have been praised by some celeb health gurus (aka Gwyneth Paltrow), are advertised as a way to "detox" the vagina.
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Just like that naturopath on Facebook describing herself as a "specialist" with a "practice," alternative-health gurus harness the language of medicine to seem authoritative.
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In a country that refers to teachers as "gurus," Shaikh has moved up in status, from just another shanty kid to a respected basketball guru.
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I was still deeply closeted and spent my time wondering how to get a boyfriend and watching the VlogBrothers and early makeup gurus (JuicyStar07, anyone?).
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One, I think that if you ... having a country without a centralized religion has created space for gurus and created space ... That's a fair point.
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Cohn found refuge with her close friends, Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Dr. Brent Ridge, lifestyle gurus best known for their reality show The Fabulous Beekman Boys.
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And more importantly, nobody — not the political pros, or the advertising gurus — truly knows how far a message spreads when Facebook is paid to promote it.
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If you follow any fitness gurus, you will probably see a video or two of them working out near a gorgeous pool or on the beach.
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While the festival may have started as a place for digital influencers, over time it's evolved into a destination for all beauty gurus, including traditional stars.
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Other notable investors include advertising agency gurus Sir John Hegarty and Tom Teichman, whose investment fund The Garage Soho invested, and female-focused investors Angel Academe.
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Our labelmates at Big Time Records, the Hoodoo Gurus, actually won the release rights to that record in a lawsuit with the label owner, Fred Bestall.
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Two decades of improvements by engineers and material scientists, assisted by safety science gurus like those at UL, have made the nearly ubiquitous lithium battery safer.
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Get a better handle on your personal finances with this money-centric bundle led by finance gurus Ramit Sethi, David Bach, Gaila Gichon, and Mike Michalowicz.
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But Mr Sepúlveda's account does show that the influence of political gurus and technology is growing in the region, and that it is not always benign.
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One of the Sinaloa cartel's first tunneling gurus was Felipe de Jesus Corona-Verbera, who graduated from architecture school at the University of Guadalajara in 1980.
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AND ONCE THEY DO IT, IT JUST HAS A NETWORK EFFECT, AS THE GURUS WOULD CALL IT. BUT IT REALLY JUST HAS AN EASE OF USE.
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This often debilitating focus on remorse was challenged in the nineteenth century from religious reformers, philosophers, and self-help gurus who were collectively labelled New Thought.
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Star is considered one of the most influential beauty gurus in the industry right now, with a controversial past that's seemingly inextricable from his current success.
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And when it comes to certain beauty gurus — Star being one of them — there are also very public-facing friendships and inevitable breakups within that community.
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When Gutierrez and Simondac were starting out, male beauty gurus were few and far between on YouTube and Instagram — which is far from the case now.
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Hardcore gym goers love this method of sprint-and-stop training, high-intensity intervals, and fitness gurus claim it has unique benefits over steady-state cardio.
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Trainers, instructors at boutique studios and fitness gurus have thousands of videos available on YouTube, featuring built-in workouts you can do with or without equipment.
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The industry appeals to anxious and sometimes underqualified middle-aged students who are enticed by a constellation of websites, special programs, self-help books and gurus.
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The authors include his top foreign policy advisers, his communications gurus, his intelligence chief, his photographer and even the stenographer who recorded his every public utterance.
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Parscale came away from his initial meeting in June 25.8 hoping to poach one of Cambridge's data gurus, according to a source familiar with the encounter.
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Government grants for privately run "de-radicalization" programs have been easy money, with scores of new outfits and self-proclaimed gurus trumpeting their claims of success.
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I feel superior to the many lifestyle gurus who today attempt to achieve perfection in plain sight, because I do not benefit financially from my deprivations.
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A fitness guru with over 1.8 million followers on Instagram is expanding her brand by hiring five fellow fitness gurus to be coaches on her team.
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It caters to the same type of person that productivity apps, books, and gurus do, but it also provides access to what's essentially a coworking space.
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That bad habit has made one of the most prominent self-help gurus in America right now unhappy and damaged relationships with those closest to her.
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In 2011, she brought a change into the musical lives of her gurus: a new composition to play at their Dream House space in Lower Manhattan.
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Eddie Lacy is no dummy ... and knows if one of the biggest fitness gurus in the country offers to whip your butt in shape -- you listen.
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Countless financial experts and gurus tell me I will never be able to retire by the desired age because of the venti latte I get every morning.
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During a stint as a yoga instructor seven years ago, I pilfered from gurus and books and flung around assertions that yoga would bring joy and healing.
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And thanks to male beauty gurus on YouTube, like James Charles and Jeffree Star, it's commonplace to scroll by a boy with a "full beat" on Instagram.
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We wanted to see which products tasted the best, which ones were easiest to prepare, and which ones might even impress the three food gurus listed above.
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We get social media gurus who seem to just be people, with the same common sense as everyone else, but with fewer more important skills to leverage.
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Beginning in the late '60s he began attracting large crowds of young students (essentially SF hippies) who were seeking alternatives to the popular gurus of the era.
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The entire idea of a Lego-based movie looked like the baldest, most mercenary toy-commercial setup for a film that product placement gurus could possibly imagine.
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But while these gurus might have mastered the art of the smoky eye, it's not clear whether they're actually equipped to offer expert advice on mental health.
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The discussion of personal and social issues is a good thing, she contends, as gurus have a wide network of viewers who can benefit from honest advice.
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There are 26,000 aspirational accounts (including self-declared social media gurus, self-improvement and life-coaching practitioners, and others who sought to use Twitter for professional betterment).
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The connection and contrast between MacMillan—clearly modelled on inspirational tech gurus like Jobs—and the volatile programmer-turned-CEO Cameron Howe (MacKenzie Davis) is well drawn.
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The bundle also includes instruction from bestselling authors and financial gurus David Bach and Ramit Sethi, who will teach you proven techniques to improve your financial security.
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Despite what self-appointed zen gurus out there would like you to believe, you'll never be able to "beat stress" completely — and honestly, who would want to?
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If you're a follower of wellness gurus on Insta (we all know the type), then you're probably very familiar with the health-focused, vegan-friendly brand Sakara.
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We're excited to hear from these sneaker gurus about the state of the industry on our stage at TC Disrupt NY on May 15 to May 17.
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Many male gurus are known to have exploited their female disciples, encouraging the belief that you have to surrender to your master in order to progress spiritually.
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The Wing's price tag and application process have linked it in some critics' minds with the kind of women's empowerment espoused by career gurus like Sheryl Sandberg.
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In the 1980s and 1990s management gurus pointed to the "demise of size" as big companies seemed to be giving way to a much more entrepreneurial economy.
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Perhaps that's why so many consult with gurus on this particularly arduous but simple journey, masters who can drop pins on the map of life for them.
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For years, much of the yoga community has disregarded complaints about unwanted touching, or worse, maybe because teachers are loath to discredit those they see as gurus.
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The freewheeling Guru Gossip forum cuts through the glittery facade of online beauty gurus, while Get Off My Internets deflates the egos of the lifestyle-blogging set.
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Get the Primula Stash-In Phone Storage Water Bottle for $14.99 See Details Another bottle that many fitness gurus won't leave home without is a blender bottle.
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Early this morning, HoC's social media gurus pulled the perfect GIF, with Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) breaking the fourth wall and offering up an enigmatic, knowing expression.
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Basically, the service is using information from the music gurus around the web and on its own service to determine what may be the hits of tomorrow.
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There is a robust group of self-appointed watchdog/gossip channels that chronicle, expose, and analyze all manner of bad behavior perpetrated by so-called beauty gurus.
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Take a break from your earbuds, grab a glass of champagne, and come prepared to chat and mingle with fellow Podcast Club members and self-help gurus.
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He established correspondences with spiritual gurus and yoga teachers abroad, all of which are reflected in the archive, along with photos taken during a trip to Japan.
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But just as there are wannabe gurus selling snake oil, there are irresponsible, unethical physicians, as well as physicians with a shameful incapacity for nuance or empathy.
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Other gurus have reviewed nose tweakers, injectable nasal bone lifters, "nose shaping exercises," and double chin flatteners in the hundreds, from all over the world, for years.
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Ophira Eisenberg hosts this weekly trivia program from National Public Radio and WNYC, which poses questions to puzzle gurus, audience members, special guests and the host herself.
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In later stories, after Jhabvala had moved to New York, the gurus morph into another type of charming fraud: the male creative "genius" surrounded by female acolytes.
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He stuck with the Clintons longer than some of Mr. Clinton's other political gurus, like Dick Morris and Douglas E. Schoen, who became highly vocal Clinton antagonists.
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But a lot of them have also been put behind bars, so there's a sort-of shortage of top-tier gurus of the 21st century right now.
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These stars respond to myriad names—creators, influencers, beauty gurus, "the talent"—titles that convey their indeterminate fame, as well their receptiveness to both marketing and being marketed.
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Nine years of immersive research led to "Thy Neighbour's Wife", in which he wove histories of pornography and obscenity law with lurid tales of sex gurus and swingers.
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In a new video, YouTube beauty gurus Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson are not holding back their critiques on the mogul's latest addition to the Kylie beauty empire.
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Practitioners and all manner of internet health gurus claim that colonics help "detox" your innards of fecal matter that's supposedly been hanging around in there for too long.
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The thought is that since they're sharing all parts of their lives and ostensibly being completely honest, beauty gurus are being honest about products they endorse or use.
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This week, he's become YouTube's latest villain, losing subscribers at a record rate, all because of a 43-minute takedown video by one of YouTube's original beauty gurus.
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In other words: by using the method of religious prophets of old, the marketing gurus of the 20th century and the science-fiction writers gazing into the future.
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The group's clever, mostly instrumental riffs spark vigorous dance parties; few other synthesizer gurus could build a fantastic dance track around audio of a jungle cat's roar ("Wildcat").
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Even if you don't know anything about data, and numbers scare you, these courses are designed for all skill levels from advanced data science gurus to complete beginners.
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It has over 27.99 positive reviews on Ulta, and is loved by tons of beauty gurus including Jaclyn Hill and James Charles — so you know it's worth it.
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Cucumber is the first ingredient in Kourtney Kardashian's famous "detox water" recipe, because she and other wellness gurus claim it'll keep you hydrated while simultaneously "detoxifying" your body.
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"Although several people had described problems similar to mine, they were all dismissed by condescending 'gurus' who simply said that we had mislocated our files," wrote the user.
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While many raw diet gurus come off as aging hippies and write in the of a Dr. Bronner's bottle, Freelee presents herself as your typical modern lifestyle vlogger.
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Most management gurus have a Manichean view of the relationship between big companies and startups: the more you have of one, the less you have of the other.
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And though the process is a bit more complicated than most management gurus would have you believe, the key is to avoid the often hidden roadblocks and traps.
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The latest wave of vloggers and bloggers prove this fact every single day, with beauty gurus like Manny Gutierrez and James Charles breaking boundaries while creating killer looks.
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The high-profile case highlighted the fascination for spiritual gurus who enjoy immense influence for their ability to mobilize millions of followers and their close connections with politicians.
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Immersed in an Anglo-American countercultural tradition, he counted Emerson, Thoreau, and John Ruskin as his gurus, borrowing from Ruskin the notion of the dignity of manual labor.
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Watch "The Weekly," The Times's New TV Show, on FX and Hulu The hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus raise questions about consent.
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Despite his newly flowing locks, both Dyson the man and Dyson the company are conscious that they may not come across as the most convincing of beauty gurus.
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This last aspect in particular can sometimes make following beauty gurus feel like following a soap opera or reality television show — one where Star is a recurring character.
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We feel safe and secure in these systems and structures, and while business gurus and productivity experts may decry the comfort zone, it's not entirely a bad thing.
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A related tendency can be found in corners of the anti-Trump resistance, where Twitter gurus highlight whatever nuggets of the day's news are favorable to their camp.
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Among the general public, happiness is a whole industry now, churning with self-help gurus and college lectures and annual UN reports and a fetishized understanding of yoga.
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Presidents' annual messages -- both written and delivered in person -- weren't officially known as State of the Union addresses until 1947, according to the House of Representatives' history gurus.
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There are comedians and actors who first started uploading to YouTube for fun, as well as make up gurus who went on to have their own range of products.
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The "World Culture Festival", organized by one of India's best-known spiritual gurus, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, spreads across 1,203 acres (400 hectares) on the banks of the Yamuna.
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For your book, you went around the world talking to people on the front lines of this new information war — the propagandists, the spin doctors, the social media gurus.
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Not only was I sweating from head to toe, but also my ability to perform the exercises was nowhere near the level of the fitness gurus in the room.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Even today's business gurus had to start somewhere — and building a company from the ground up often involves taking advice from people you trust.
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Before the event, Skriver, Hunt and Australian actress Adelaide Kane also got a quick Tone It Up workout sesh in presented by fitness gurus Karena Dawn and Katrina Scott.
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Well, I'd just written this book about gurus who claim to have superhuman powers, and how people fall into these intense spiritual paths thoughtlessly—often to their own demise.
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To find out, I spoke with human resources experts, brand gurus, communication leaders working in tech, and former and current employees at Uber and other companies with tarnished brands.
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" And as an Out interview with the new Fab 63 explained, "The goal isn't to give subjects a makeover, but rather, as the gurus call it, a 'make-better.
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The other unscripted series, "Master the Mess," will showcase the skills of so-called "decluttering gurus" Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, founders of Nashville-based business The Home Edit.
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Last week, the New York Times published a story describing yoga gurus with long histories of giving students overtly sexual and non-consensual adjustments and getting away with it.
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That is to say, though adherents of sovereign citizen thinking tend to follow specific gurus, they don't often have distinct memes or tattoos that pop in a PowerPoint presentation.
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Its members seize on hyperbolic advertising claims and try-hard YouTube "beauty gurus," and mock the obsessions of beauty communities within Reddit itself, like /r/SkincareAddiction and /r/PaleMUA.
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The beige auditorium was sardined with admirers — average age somewhere between 19803 and 25, many with unicorn-hued, asymmetrical haircuts — who came for a glimpse of their horoscope gurus.
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You're trapped in your home (or at least you should be), away from friends, family, colleagues, lovers, rivals, gurus... Maybe you live alone and the isolation is setting in.
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Ms. Ohri said it can often feel that traditional Vedic gurus are telling clients who they are and how things have to be, directing people and establishing social norms.
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But in the wake of her coming out, the brands and gurus that Nikkie has supported, featured, or reviewed on her channel have overwhelmingly pledged their support for her.
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For gurus of good corporate governance, this is bad enough, but once you dig into the details of how this nonvoting stock works, it gets much worse for shareholders.
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That said, these aren't official features, just Twitter's product gurus being more outspoken about in-progress or just plain experimental ideas, as they have been known to do recently.
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One of the key stories that Dawson's doc will cover is the controversial feud between beauty gurus James Charles and Tati Westbrook, two creators who Dawson and Star know.
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The Chiefs did need it, every second, to prepare for the unorthodox style of Bell, whose combination of strength, balance and acceleration torments even the most experienced defensive gurus.
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More than a few bond gurus have egg on their face because they failed to appreciate just how low central bank demand could push rates — and for how long.
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If you are looking for a high-tech way to record your weight-loss and fitness goals, the Bluetooth Smart Body Fat Scale by Weight Gurus is for you.
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Molten and bluesy, Mr. Barron is equally indebted to the tweaked angularity of Thelonious Monk and the graceful parlance of Hank Jones; he's one of jazz's unassailable piano gurus.
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These absolute classics have been around in some form or another since the 1980s, and the DJ gurus of Resident Advisor rate them as the "industry standard" for DJ headphones.
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Their gurus face when he hears she is wearing fake hair is absolutely priceless — imagine a world where you didn't know who Kim K. was, and what hair extensions were.
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Of those in the second group, I encountered a diverse set of backgrounds—scientists, special effects gurus, miners, collectors, academics, truck drivers, artists, writers and students to name a few.
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It's been reinforced by fitness gurus, celebrities, food and beverage companies like PepsiCo and Coca-Cola, and even public health officials, doctors, and the first lady of the United States.
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From cheek piercings to the classic ear and some other NSFW areas, we talk with piercing gurus Smith and Thompson about what you should know about any and every piercing.
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Between Soul Cycle, Fitbit, Whole30 diets and social media health gurus, the health and wellness industry is booming — but Americans are more likely to be obese today than ever before.
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Pierre Rochard, a software engineer and cofounder of the Satoshi Nakamoto Institute, said that he's noticed the rise of these kinds of "gurus," who generally just collect and package information.
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And as with most trendy wellness products that you may see spamming your Instagram feed, remember that maca is not a miracle — even if gurus like GP swear by it.
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Today there is a well-trodden circuit of international gurus like Mr Hiddink, who was among the first of a dozen former Real Madrid bosses to have worked in Asia.
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THE CHIP-DESIGN business is enjoying a "golden age", declared John Hennessy and David Patterson, two gurus of computer design, earlier this month (Mr Hennessy chairs Alphabet, Google's parent company).
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And even such crypto-currency gurus as Vitalik Buterin, the creator of Ethereum, the blockchain technology used by most ICOs, sees a bubble that is bound to pop one day.
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Technology entrepreneurs hoping to snag funds must be prepared to tweak their business models or better still, find a unique advantage, warned top investment gurus at Singapore's EmTech Asia conference.
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Episode three, "Gurus Just Want to Have Funds," begins with Cowan lost and alone without Fertik who, as you know if you watched episode 2, suddenly quit the startup life.
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Career gurus and self-improvement advocates sprinkle their speeches with long to-do lists for aspiring entrepreneurs, but according to one self-made billionaire, only one thing is needed: action.
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This connection is a profitable one, as brands and gurus have parlayed their number of loyal subscribers into hundreds of thousands of dollars in sponsorships and multimillion-dollar cosmetics lines.
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Lee is no stranger to this approach: What gurus are chasing with these appeals to authenticity are the little digits underneath their names on their YouTube channels: their subscriber numbers.
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While there are no hard-and-fast statistics on the matter, it's clear that the youth of today is learning about beauty from the "beauty gurus" of Instagram and YouTube.
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Hudgens also gave a shoutout to the stylists that gave her those gorgeous boho waves: Celeb hair gurus Riawna Capri and Nikki Lee of West Hollywood's Nine Zero One Salon.
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The brands we love best have become relationship gurus when it comes to drawing us in and keeping us interested — despite distractions like social media noise and binge-watching marathons.
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Tech gurus from places like Uber, Google, SoundCloud, Microsoft, 500 Startups, Endeavor Global, Udacity, Hitachi and more have visited Gaza on their own dime as volunteers to mentor these startups.
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Islanders General Manager Lou Lamoriello signed Lehner to a one-year contract in July and paired him with Greiss under Trotz and the goaltending gurus Mitch Korn and Piero Greco.
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The older model of pensions or something like that on a national scale would mean that people can retire without having to be financial gurus by the time they're 60.
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" ("No" is a complete sentence, as the pop gurus tell us; it requires no explanation.) Or: "Sorry, I'd prefer to keep making my donations to my great-niece's college fund.
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Most people, it's fair to say, don't quite have the ability to call the world's most famous gurus on the telephone, but Conscious Life itself isn't accessible to everyone either.
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"All these beauty gurus are coming out with their own palettes, so you get them to support them and show your alliance in all the beauty blogger dramas," she said.
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The magazine commonly features articles written by alternative medicine gurus — naturopaths, acupuncturists, energy healers, intuitives, and some medical doctors — on topics like meditation, chronic illness, and toxins in consumer products.
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Since she and her sisters are considered beauty gurus, here's Kardashian-West's secret to getting great brows: the Anastasia Beverly Hills Perfect Brow Pencil, which comes in eight different shades.
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Into that intellectual void come consultants and business gurus who sell a new idea of how to run the corporation — leanly with only limited commitment to their workers and employees.
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The second, and growing, strain of Christianity can be found in megachurches, massive congregations inside buildings that resemble convention centers led by pastors who resemble motivational speakers or business gurus.
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Organizing gurus Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, founders of the genius house perfecting service The Home Edit, are to thank for Paltrow's enviable craft-and-toy storage room and pantry refresh.
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Charles famously features other big time YouTube beauty gurus on his channel, but he landed his most famous guest star yet when Kylie Jenner joined him for a Halloween makeup tutorial.
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The Brazilian companies targeted the decision-makers, preparing the ground by paying for the services of Brazilian political gurus in election campaigns and making political donations as well as outright bribes.
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Thanks to help from a particularly knowledgeable Sephora salesperson and a previous recommendation from one of my favorite YouTube beauty gurus, I finally found a reliable piece to my skin puzzle.
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In India, some gurus are enormously popular, cultivating a sense of belonging among followers and often providing public services like food and housing that politicians fail to secure for their constituents.
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At least, governance gurus joke, all the imbroglios—and a three-year-old law against bribery—have prompted companies to replace what people used to call corruption departments with compliance offices.
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However, over the weekend, news broke from the internet's favorite Apple firmware gurus Steven Troughton-Smith and Guilherme Rambo that the upcoming pro desktop computer will feature an A10 Fusion coprocessor.
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If any 3D gurus out there in cyberspace see this and think they can replicate it or get to that point, please contact us because we'd love to work with you.
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Exercise gurus agree: "Very simple and easy for people to log their meals and understand what they're eating," says Jared D. Glenn, a certified personal trainer at the gym chain Equinox.
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Every year, we wait patiently to see what kind of wackadoodle flavors (we mean that in the best way possible) will come out of the flavor gurus' kitchen at Ben & Jerry's.
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While most of Hollywood's elite rely on a team of glam gurus, Goop queen Gwyneth Paltrow has another big name to thank for her signature sleek strands: her BFF Cameron Diaz.
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So I feel particularly lucky to get a few minutes quizzing one of the world's preeminent cheesemaking gurus for a few minutes while he takes a break from his daily grind.
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Dee GoldBrunswick, Md. Watch "The Weekly," The Times's New TV Show, on FX and Hulu The hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus raise questions about consent.
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About five months later, in April 21993, nine women went public in a magazine article about their treatment at the hands of one of yoga's most important, influential and revered gurus.
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Since uploading his side of the story, Charles has risen back up the ranks of most-subscribed to beauty gurus, reclaiming his original subscriber count after returning to his usual content.
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Sexual health gurus tell people pursuing anal sex to wait until the receiving partner is relaxed and take things slowly at first, avoiding the pain of pushing past a tight sphincter.
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While different diet gurus and their acolytes will try to tell you that their diet is the best and only diet, there is definitely no clear winner in the medical literature.
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Then "Stronger" rushes through what screenwriting gurus call the "redemptive arc," with little concern for just how its lead character makes the life changes that enable him to face his responsibilities.
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But Mr. Hall discovered what fitness gurus including Jane Fonda and Gunnar Peterson have learned: Spiking endorphins and changing bodies can have a profound effect on people's sense of self-worth.
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Taking a dig at self-help movements and dietary gurus (especially the notorious "master cleanse" program), "The Cleanse" embarks on an allegorical journey with only the vaguest notion of a destination.
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Tango and other stat gurus, such as Greg Rybarczyk with ESPN, have been doing this on their own for some time, though not always with the sort of hardware now available.
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Shunned by their families, many of them are forced to work for gurus — some of them transgender, others religious figures — who exchange social support for payments made through prostitution and begging.
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Viner Peaches Monroee went viral in 22018 with her "Eyebrows on fleek" video which led to makeup gurus on Instagram and YouTube referring to the phrase to describe the perfect brow.
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"At past Kumbhs, people used to come to live with the gurus and pay a donation of 500 to 2,000 rupees ($7 to $28) for lodging and food," Mr. Prayagrajgiri said.
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According to Singh, the writings of the gurus speak explicitly about the problem of caste and reject any concept in which somebody has any more divinity within them than somebody else.
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Although the 303-day myth has been debunked multiple times by behavioral researchers, wellness gurus like Dr. Oz have continued to regurgitate it, which has led to many accepting it as fact.
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In most cases, diet promoters and fitness gurus use "metabolism" as fancy sounding short-hand for the amount of calories your body burns, whether it's during a workout or after a meal.
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The health benefits of practicing yoga are constantly touted by fitness gurus and scientific researchers alike: practicing yoga has been linked to reducing stress, boosting flexibility, an even helping with back pain.
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Haley, who was born in South Carolina to Sikh immigrants from the northern Indian state of Punjab, rolled breads at the Sikh shrine, a religious way of paying obeisance to Sikh gurus.
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I started getting pedicures and, upon advice from a friend, ravenously listened to Oprah's Super Soul Conversations, a self-empowerment podcast that features discussions with spiritual leaders, authors, and self-help gurus.
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Recently at a conference convened to discuss these AI issues, a panel of nine of the most informed gurus on AI all agreed this superhuman intelligence was inevitable and not far away.
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That incident was the catalyst for all the feud between the two beauty gurus and internet personalities, but as both Charles and Westbrook have said, this drama goes way beyond hair vitamins.
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They work in diverse roles — from marketing gurus to CEOs to budtenders — and successfully channeled their unique professional experiences (and appreciation for the cannabis plant) into successful careers in the cannabis space.
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Yields have been rising so far this year and Bill Gross, one of the sector's gurus, has said the long bull market (which dates back to the early 1980s) is finally over.
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The case has also highlighted the Indian heartland's fascination with spiritual gurus, who enjoy immense political clout for their ability to mobilize millions of followers frustrated by the shortcomings of the state.
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Dubbed Organizing Together 2020, the effort was assembled by one of Barack Obama's battleground gurus, Paul Tewes, and is hiring hundreds of staffers in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Florida, North Carolina and Arizona.
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In a new interview, Schumer and her Snatched co-star Goldie Hawn sat down with Denise Albert and Melissa Musen Gerstein (aka lifestyle gurus "The Moms") to answer some questions about parenting.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic data gurus are lashing out at Hillary Clinton after she complained publicly that her campaign was hamstrung by a party that had out-of-date information on individual voters.
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Some are ace for beginners who are just dipping their toes into the beauty stuff, and some are perfect for the experienced gurus who are willing to drop a little more dough.
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Big-name market gurus, such as index pioneer Rob Arnott of Research Affiliates, are advising investors to overweight international and emerging market stocks because they offer much better value than U.S. stocks.
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For beauty junkies, there are several rabbit holes to fall into, including AMA (Ask Me Anything) posts from makeup gurus, nail art tutorials, and in-depth breakdowns of Asian skin-care regimens.
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Hope: The amazing capacity of human beings to contradict the established "truths" and predictions of often pessimistic experts and gurus, and to bring our civilization forward with new ideas, discoveries, and innovations.
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While details of just how lucrative Nikkie's YouTube clout is are pretty tightly held, fellow gurus have talked about how brands will pay five figures and up to court influencers like Nikkie.
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That's why we rounded up a list of sexperts and relationship gurus to help you along the way — whether you're trying to manifest interpersonal love or your best self-love relationship yet.
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All those financial gurus who preach that ditching your $5-latte-a-day habit could substantially grow your wealth — and even make you a millionaire, thanks to compound interest — are simply wrong.
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But first, there was a brief introduction by the two gurus behind the event: Claire Thompson and FreQ Nasty, a heavily dreaded DJ and producer widely known in Burning Man-esque circles.
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Many of the financial gurus pushing investors into real estate play off fears of economic insecurity, according to Philip Garboden, a professor of affordable housing at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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"The Sikh gurus worked very intentionally to challenge social distinctions in various forms," said Simran Jeet Singh, the senior religion fellow for the Sikh Coalition and a PhD candidate at Columbia University.
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And in that same vein, when Westbrook does call personalities like them out out, she gains millions of followers, while non-white gurus who have called out Charles and Star sometimes get attacked.
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The reimagined series premiered in 2018 with a "woke" premise and five new gurus: Antoni Porowski (food and wine), Tan France (fashion), Karamo Brown (culture), Bobby Berk (design) and Jonathan Van Ness (grooming).
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For the 2016 Olympics, Nike teamed up with designers at VSP Global and optics gurus at Zeiss to create a pair of sunglasses that don't work, or look, like the sunnies you wear.
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And right now that is as good as it gets because even the foresighted economic gurus in the bank's bomb-proof underground meeting rooms cannot pre-judge the outcome of a Brexit vote.
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Several years ago, a predilection among YouTube gurus for TMI videos, about anything from period stories to pubic hair preferences, foreshadowed this move toward videos that offer intimacy rather than straight beauty tips.
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From Steve Jobs to vegan vloggers, Instagram wellness gurus to bodybuilders, lots of health-inclined people on the internet have been under the impression that eating only raw fruits will change your life.
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Speaking at the annual Virtuoso Week in Las Vegas, CEO and founder Matthew Upchurch discussed the revitalised image of the advisor, and took a dig at the technology gurus who forecast their demise.
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Fitness gurus Jillian Michaels and Tone It Up's Karena Dawn and Katrina Scott are joining forces for a three-part Tone and Shred workout series that combines each of their areas of expertise.
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Bond gurus Bill Gross at Janus and Jeff Gundlach at DoubleLine recently gave opposing views, with Gross believing 2.6 percent to be the critical level while Gundlach put the number at 3 percent.
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Commissioned by Sony and shot by viral video gurus Thinkmodo (the same company behind Devil baby, Traffic cop lifts taxi cab), the video takes place in a real, retrofitted Williamsburg, Brooklyn coffee shop.
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Ben & Jerry's has its own staff of "Flavor Gurus," for instance, who toil away testing outside-the-carton taste combinations like lemon poppyseed and hibiscus from their storied, Willy Wonka-style flavor lab.
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For young people raised with abstinence-only education in school and unfettered pornography online, these internet sex gurus offer a third option — access to other young people who feel comfortable talking about sex.
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The ranks of those offering ride-sharing services have swelled far beyond the likes of Uber and Lyft, past the self-driving gurus like Google sister company Waymo, past even the established automakers.
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But companies see videos like this and notice the millions of views he's responsible for — Tarte has since expanded its shade range to 25 after Star and other gurus' criticism of the foundation.
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The target-date gurus at Charles Schwab, who haven't made substantial changes to their stock-bond allocations since 2008, fielded my questions about the here and now with some degree of practiced weariness.
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Investors are watching to see if Buffett and his fellow investing gurus Todd Combs and Ted Weschler make any changes to Berkshire's portfolio in the fourth quarter in light of the recent underperformance.
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She explained that in the 11 years she'd had her channel — and grew to one of the most subscribed beauty gurus on the platform — she had wanted to express this side of herself.
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We are fortunate to have received assistance from the Departments of Education of New York and Florida, including several systems gurus that have been instrumental in getting our schools back up and running.
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True-crime investigations, fictional radio shows set in small towns, long-form obsessive pursuits of a reclusive fitness gurus—the biggest hits in podcasting in recent years have taken a lot of varied forms.
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The case has highlighted the Indian heartland's fascination with spiritual gurus, who enjoy immense influence for their ability to mobilise millions of followers, many of whom are frustrated by the shortcomings of the state.
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He spent a month in the Netherlands getting therapy on the shoulder, and spent much of the offseason with throwing gurus Tom House and Adam Dedeaux, using weighted balls as part of his rehab.
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After a video of YouTube user Simply Nailogical applying 116 layers of nail polish went viral, beauty gurus haven't been able to stop finding more things they can pile on top of each other.
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One of the most popular and cited gurus of the new workplace, Tony Hsieh, the C.E.O. of Zappos, has argued that companies ought to employ ''chief happiness officers'' to ensure enthusiasm at the office.
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That's why we reached out to one of Hollywood's updo gurus to share the styles you can whip up in a matter of minutes that, more importantly, will stay intact through the last dance.
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Kylie Jenner gave her fans a sneak peak of her upcoming holiday line for Kylie Cosmetics on Friday, giving makeup gurus a glimpse of what's in store for the best time of the year.
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Among Hollywood's most sought-after hair gurus, when Cunningham isn't stationed at her L.A. salon, Mèche, chances are she's on a house call (the pro travels around the globe to maintain her clients' color).
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Why it matters: In addition to traditional gurus like Charlie Cook, new factors in the internet era — virality, digital fundraising operations and activist digital media outlets — are increasingly affecting how money moves in politics.
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The quality blends offered by Winc are handpicked by wine gurus based on your mom's individual taste and shipped right to her front door along with flavor notes, vineyard backstories, and food pairing ideas.
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While you may not be in the midst of a major blowup fight like Kim, Kourtney and Khloé were, her tips and tricks have earned her a spot as one of Hollywood's top gurus.
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Between these two competing sensibilities, wellness-obsessed performance addicts spend their days staring at idealized portraits of the values they imagine for themselves—as supplied by the influencer gurus of Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube.
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The club's story will be seized on by management gurus as a reminder of an increasingly popular business theme: that the opportunities for smaller fry to emulate giants have got bigger, thanks to technology.
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The year is just a little over halfway through, and 2019 has been a wild ride for YouTubers, from fights between beauty gurus to another Adpocalypse to an engagement that has fans questioning reality.
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Instead, he was the American avatar in a long line that stretches back at least to Buddha, the line that runs straight through Jesus and St. Francis and a hundred other cranks and gurus.
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Yoga investigation: As accounts emerge of unwanted touch during classes, our reporters looked into the hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus, including the late Pattabhi Jois of Ashtanga fame.
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Meditation instructors are the new management gurus, and companies including Google, General Electric, Ford Motor and American Express are sending their employees to classes that can run up to $50,000 for a large audience.
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As devoted as they are to gurus and lineage and tradition, though, they are also artists of the present, and many of them, especially the young, long to be innovative, up-to-date, relevant.
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While watching female beauty gurus do their thing, it can be hard to turn off that destructive part of my brain that is always poking at me to compare myself physically with other women.
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Increasingly, Wagner cedes the narrative to his various gurus (or, at one point, to the actor Michael Imperioli) for multipage stories within stories, all of which gesture at a meaning they never quite reach.
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On June 22 at Caroline's in NYC, the comedians-slash-gurus will take their personal spiritual rituals to the stage, embodying the realization that their own lives get more intense around the full moon.
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Gurus sell themselves as faces and voices who purport to speak for their fans and who keep the industry on its toes, whether by praising great products or speaking up when brands fail customers.
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The influencers gaining traction on the platform are a predictable mix of marketing executives and social media experts as well as some fitness gurus and even the occasional teenager who is big on TikTok.
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We live in a world awash with celebrity lifestyle gurus—the most notorious being Gwyneth Paltrow, who in 2008 launched Goop, a new age brand she cooked up after her father died of cancer.
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The Gifted is written and executive produced by Matt Nix, and executive produced by X-Men movie gurus Bryan Singer, Lauren Shuler Donner and Simon Kinberg, along with Marvel TV's Jeph Loeb and Jim Chory.
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Far past the realm of AA groups and therapy sessions, there are self-appointed gurus keeping people clean by spending dozens of hours a week with paying clients to prevent them from making harmful choices.
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Thousands of the nation's most engaged conservative activists and supporters gathered near Washington, DC this week to meet some of the top Republican thinkers and campaign gurus, and to hear from the party's presidential candidates.
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Now that I'm older, I've learned how to style my hair myself, which I mostly owe to my gurus at the Ouidad salon, as well as YouTube tutorials and recent product innovations for curly hair.
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Via Fuelgram, Viral Hippo also liked and commented on an endless stream of posts — posts from doctors, lawyers, professional influencers, self-proclaimed venture capitalists, models, fitness gurus, marketing agencies, and even a few baby accounts.
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We see talking heads—gurus like Ted Nelson, the inventor of hypertext, and Leonard Kleinrock, who created the mathematical theory that underpins the internet's network—alongside an impressive array of neuroscientists, robotics experts, and astronomers.
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Instead of thinking of a content company as a combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, content gurus must find a way to make a stuffed crust pizza gordita wrap and feed it to their readership.
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Make It New Grads It's commencement season, which means some of the nation's top CEOs, personal finance gurus and self-made millionaires and billionaires are dishing out their best advice to the Class of 2017.
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Before he died in 1988, he designed countless models, earning the adoration of pretty much anybody with a shit-ton of money and a thirst for speed—from Thai royalists to popular self-help gurus.
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Nail gurus are using their nails to tease the sex of their new babies, with multicolored looks in purple and green, as well as alternating the traditional pink and blue on each hand or finger.
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Foreign-policy gurus are clear that it would weaken Britain's standing in the world and damage the West's standing in general; many say the only world leader who would welcome it is Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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CastAR — an AR platform created by former Valve hardware gurus Rick Johnson and Jeri Ellsworth — has just announced a new game development studio that will be led by former members of the Disney Infinity team.
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Since coming into his own as a podcaster, Holmes has created a space where comedians, physicists, spiritual gurus, and musicians can open up about weighty, metaphysical concepts and reveal insights into who they fundamentally are.
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Celebrities and self-ordained social media gurus broadcast their routines and fitness journeys publicly, creating a culture in which no one can ever reach perfection, yet everyone is an expert at how to get there.
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Because they break down the barrier between fan and friend, gurus have developed subscriber bases that operate more like fervent fandoms, following their faves' every move and defending them against those who might insult them.
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Twitter users were urging studios to invest in getting these curly hair gurus on their styling teams, especially considering they also know how to do the straight styles their unionized non-black colleagues are doing.
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Every modern era has had weight-loss gurus — Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, Sylvester Graham, Frank Kellogg, Dr. Robert Atkins and Nathan Pritikin, for example — and they all play the role of both philosopher and survivor.
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Yet, as we began building our business in dozens of coffee shops and coworking spaces across South and Central America, we've had chance meetings with website designers, Instagram business owners, content managers, and marketing gurus.
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Career gurus have written extensively about what it takes to be successful, but according to Stanford University professor and author Carol Dweck, a simple shift in the way that you think might make all the difference.
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Viewer Ashley Chew, 19, a student from Singapore, allows that sponsored content is inevitable in that gurus "need to make a living after all" — but she does not share other viewers' opinions about YouTubers' inherent genuineness.
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But on Tuesday, a group called the Committee 5 — surfing gurus, including Clark and the three-time winner Darryl Virostko, known as Flea — which is given the honor of making such declarations, said Mavericks was on.
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He cites the gurus at the Cook Political Report, who have come up with a statistic called the Partisan Voting Index (PVI), which measures a House district's average vote share for the past two presidential elections.
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She's still saying you have a responsibility to take care of yourself, but she also pointed out that there are bigger economic forces at play here—a lot of personal finance gurus still don't acknowledge that.
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After all, "face your fears" has long been a mantra of self-help gurus – and today, this is more easily accomplished than ever before, without any of the concrete risks or constraints of the physical world.
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While I still agree with the financial gurus that going homemade is one of the most effective money saving strategies, shelling out $120 last month for lunch was one of the best investments I've ever made.
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NEW DELHI — Federal investigators in India brought murder charges on Wednesday against a right-wing activist they say conspired in the killing of a veteran campaigner against religious gurus, faith healers, godmen and other mystical entrepreneurs.
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Cunningham's approach is somewhere in between those advocated by two of the internet's biggest productivity gurus, the podcaster and "4-Hour Workweek" author Tim Ferriss and the Georgetown associate professor and "Digital Minimalism" author Cal Newport.
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There are also clips of some of their reactions to the beauty community going into meltdown in May, when two of the platform's biggest gurus, Tati Westbrook and James Charles, had a very public falling out.
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I worked out to Jane Fonda and Richard Simmons and Denise Austin and Susan Powter and all the other '80s gurus who wore leotards and manically aerobicized on TV. I studied magazines like they were textbooks.
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I mean, that need is so exploited by faux-gurus in the spiritual world or rock stars or film stars who actually exploit the fact that people are alienated from themselves and therefore need others. Sure.
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Panel subjects include: "Man Crush — Not Just Monday," a panel featuring male beauty gurus Patrick Starrr, Bretman Rock, and MannyMua and "Beauty Crossing Boundaries," featuring international creators Bubzbeauty, Mariale Marrero, Estée Lalonde and Fleur De Force.
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Now social media has usurped its place at the top, with "beauty gurus" among the most heavily-sponsored and brand-affiliated contributors to YouTube (so much that the site recently launched a "school" for beauty vloggers).
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A caveat to media gurus, historians and policy wonks: As there are no lines of reasoning driving the network's actions, it is not possible to reverse engineer the network to reveal the "why" of any decision.
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Some speakers quoted early cyber-gurus, such as the late John Perry Barlow, author of "Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace", and Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the original web, now known as Web 22.0.
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The forum is where hedge fund managers, central bankers, chief executives, social-media magnates, heads of state, self-help gurus, artists, celebrities, fashion models and even archbishops engage in the equivalent of intellectual or corporate speed dating.
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Although some internet health gurus may advocate for a specific "anti-inflammation" diet, there's no need to go overboard, cutting out peppers here and corn there; staying active and eating well (most of the time) is enough.
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For Harper, it was his first trip to New York, and he was there to play baseball in a near-empty Yankee Stadium in front of a handful of baseball gurus and the parents of his teammates.
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The fab five is back in Atlanta this season, and this time, they're doling out makeovers to both men and women who could stand to learn a thing or two from a gang of queer lifestyle gurus.
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Just like her TV character Olivia Pope, Washington has everything handled behind closed doors as well, making sure she and her trusted beauty gurus had extra glam time should so she could also tend to her newborn.
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Programming gurus Rich Heilman and Thomas Jung - both highly respected among SAP developer specialists - said last month they had been let go by SAP, but have now found new roles and are staying, a company spokesman said.
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In honor of graduation season, CNBC Make It spoke exclusively to some of the nation's top business leaders and personal finance gurus, career coaches, bestselling authors, CEOs, self-made millionaires and billionaires and Wharton's No. 1 professor.
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"We have the most experts in all fields agriculture," Fried said, citing the state's myriad scientists, economists, financial gurus, sellers, buyers, traders and, most importantly, resilient farmers who have weathered hurricanes, superstorms, twisters, droughts, floods and more.
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"Be the hero of the holidays by letting our gifting gurus surface Etsy items handpicked for those hard-to-shop-for friends and family on your list," Johnson wrote in an Etsy blog about the special event.
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On April 9, Charles also hit 16 million subscribers, but that was just a month before Tati Westbrook uploaded her now-deleted exposé video "BYE SISTER..." that incited a brutal feud between the platform's top beauty gurus.
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Just two days before the Conspiracy Collection launched, Star denigrated another YouTuber's new brand as "trash," saying he wouldn't review it on his channel, all because of a relatively tame feud between the two gurus from 2018.
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The idea was that game developers and special effects gurus would work alongside each other on the 23-acre campus as part of Lucasfilm's overarching goal to encourage collaboration between its gaming and cinema efforts and technology.
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And yet for all the male-dominated, Ivy League exclusivity of the billionaire's club, self-help gurus and ordinary people continue to pore over the biographies and public statements of the ultrawealthy, looking for the secret sauce.
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"You Should Follow" unearths mesmerizing social up and comers on the brink of fame, while "Just the Tip" lets some of the biggest digital gurus guide newbies through the essentials tips and tricks of growing their social stardom.
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" And the ratings gurus would come in who didn't watch our show and they'd say, "Whatever you folks are doing every 20 minutes, you better check your show logs, your run downs, did you do an interview there?
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Testing like this is an incredibly effective method and in-line with valley startup gurus Paul Graham, Eric Reis and Steve Blank's philosophies: Test repeatedly with minimal resources until you achieve product-market fit and can scale confidently.
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Yes, the ice cream company's recipe developers are called flavor gurus, and it only makes sense really, because the brand is behind some of the first outside-the-box, mash-up flavor innovations to ever hit store shelves.
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Trump received significantly more votes in areas with voting machines than areas with paper ballots, but that perplexing result was quickly explained away by polling gurus including 538's Nate Silver and The New York Times's Nate Cohn.
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In the class — which costs $85033 for lifetime access — the presidential campaign gurus will "demystify the political campaign process and break down their philosophies on what it takes to plan and execute a winning campaign," according to MasterClass.
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The PR gurus couldn't squelch the talk of his supersized yacht, or rumors that he owns the world's largest chateau and near-priceless pieces of artwork, or explain away his sudden billion-dollar spat with tiny neighbor Qatar.
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Factions of finance gurus have spent decades arguing about whether it's more effective to be frugal day by day or to focus on big-ticket things like saving $150,000 on a house purchase or negotiating a major raise.
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I recently watched a talk from one of the internet's favorite financial gurus, Ramit Sethi, and he kept repeating this one line: Spend extravagantly on the things you love, and cut costs mercilessly on the things you don't.
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Oprah's roadshow of spiritual gurus includes men as well as women, but the intended audience for her revivals, as for the "The Secret" or "Eat Pray Love" or the collected works of Paulo Coelho, is very obviously feminine.
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Initially it appeared as if he had contacted his new security gurus to help him move money out of the country; the revelation that he was talking about a human being in such callous terms bordered on nauseating.
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Venture capitalists and tech gurus are moving in next to our beloved songwriters and musicians, growing Music City's economy and bringing jobs and opportunity to the almost 100 people who move to that city on any given day.
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Some professionals who have followed a traditional path of assisting senior artists and building their portfolios over years, sometimes decades, are bristling at bloggers, YouTube stars and Instagram gurus who have unconventional and more visible roads to success.
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Instead, they engage in an annual ritual that is underway right now: Every December as the holidays approach, Wall Street gurus examine the stock market, and nearly all declare that stocks will rise in the forthcoming calendar year.
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In that context, the paywall strategy struck media gurus as the last-ditch gambit of a slow-moving stalwart, and the conventional wisdom was that digital mastersmiths would soon outperform or perhaps even vanquish their print-beholden rivals.
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"It's all smoke and mirrors," my friend Cherise, a ghostwriter for a number of these bestselling gurus, told me the following week over tea, her Mission District apartment stuffed with piles of self-help books, CDs, and videos.
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In the interest of alleviating some of your weekend anxiety, we partnered with CB2 to tap New York-based interior design gurus, The MP Shift, for all the counsel you'll need to host your own girls' night in, outside.
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Fellow YouTube beauty guru Jackie Aina also weighed in, arguing that there's a double standard when it comes to white beauty gurus — that Westbrook can maintain friendships with Charles and Star without being judged for still associating with them.
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There are countless management gurus out there expounding on the "12 brand archetypes," but there's also a wealth of academic work looking at everything from Mythical Narratives in Car Advertising to the use of animal archetypes as brand symbolism.
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Not long ago tech gurus predicted that technology would dissolve some of our biggest political problems—replacing a world of shortages with a world of abundance and a world of tribal loyalties with a world of internet-enabled comity.
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Road warriors search out "points gurus", who pass on wisdom about how to wring out every last air mile and hotel upgrade from a programme, whether by signing up for a new credit card or booking a particular flight.
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The question is, if more and more gurus are turning inward, seemingly more interested in taking care of the self, then how do they continue to encourage other people to buy products that are largely focused on outward appearance?
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In an age in which many aspects of technology could still be considered the "Wild West," and tech gurus "outlaws," I contend, as a whole, that this is a problem we should get in front of rather than behind.
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This was the late 1990s and early 2000s, when 56k modems were fast — nearly a decade before social media gurus would shed their gills and learn to breathe on dry land, where they've pretended to be human ever since.
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The yogini, born into an aristocratic family in Latvia, persuaded India's leading gurus to train her, earned a spot on J. Edgar Hoover's watch list and is credited with a share of spreading the yoga craze on these shores.
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One side is home to a flourishing creator network, where makeup gurus, scientists, activists, gamers, comedians, ukulele players, and any other sub-community you can think of upload a diverse smorgasbord of material for a dedicated and eager audience.
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Lurking amid the crowd of avatars is the proto-fascist Nietzsche—the proponent of pitilessness, hardness, and the will to power who is cited approvingly by such far-right gurus as Alain de Benoist, Richard Spencer, and Aleksandr Dugin.
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And since New York Times bestselling author David Bach coined the phrase "the latte factor " to explain how skipping your daily Starbucks could help you save, numerous financial gurus have tried to guilt millennials into cutting back on coffee.
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With just a few finger taps or mouse clicks, you can find a whole world of self-help gurus and zen advisors that are eager to help you, oftentimes for free, enhance your self-awareness and better cope with negative emotions.
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While that's still the case for many people, some fitness gurus are bucking the trend and posting side-by-side photos taken just minutes apart, to show that an "ideal" body can sometimes just be a trick of the camera angle.
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All we know so far is that we'll be able to live vicariously through Snapchat and Instagram Stories as the beauty gurus craft their creations, which isn't quite the same as actually making our own – but it'll have to do.
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I also like "unconferences," where you're more likely to hear war stories and learn from others' mistakes, rather than be expected to sit at the feet of lionized gurus and feed on what crusts of wisdom they might choose to drop.
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A traveling band of masculinity gurus primarily administer these doses while promoting an idea that's essentially the reverse of bystander education: They tell college kids that men are the problem, and that only men themselves can make men stop raping.
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Up front, where board games are sold, an Ottawa entrepreneur held a stack of boxes under one arm as he consulted Steve Tassie, one of the cafe's game-teaching gurus, on what to stock in his own board-game cafe.
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The benchmark gurus at DxOMark have given the HTC U11 a score a single point higher than the Pixel — and even though I always say benchmarks don't tell the whole story, I have to agree with them on this count.
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It sounds crazy — but if you can't trust celebrity hair gurus Mark Townsend (the man behind Reese Witherspoon, Dakota Johnson, and the Olsen twins' hair) and Justine Marjan (whose clients include Olivia Culpo and Ashley Graham), then who can you trust?
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What's different, according to chief executive Colin Szopa, is the roster of fitness gurus that Plankk can offer, and the incentive to go live on the platform so users can be sure they're getting time with their favorite Instagram influencer.
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Blind listening tests have been the subject of much debate in the audiophile community, with professed sound gurus often coming up with dubious excuses about why they're not valid (often combined with a complete misunderstanding of what double-blind testing is).
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Make It New Grads In honor of graduation season, CNBC Make It spoke exclusively to some of the nation's top business leaders and personal finance gurus, career coaches, bestselling authors, CEOs, self-made millionaires and billionaires and Wharton's No. 1 professor.
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Sky invested in Drone Racing League alongside a number of other investors including RSE Ventures, the New York-based venture capital firm of Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross; and Lerer Hippeau Ventures, owned by media gurus Eric Hippeau and Kenneth Lerer.
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Often finding myself thrown into a chaotic tornado of strange and luxurious beauty regimes, I can safely say that there were moments in 2016 where I didn't feel like I measured up to those infamous beauty gurus on social media.
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I didn't want to pay for a budgeting app at first, but after a few months I decided to spring for what personal finance gurus seem to have deemed the holy grail of budgeting programs: You Need a Budget, or YNAB.
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After his Anchorage performance, the singer took it easy and sent Meyhem Lauren and the Alchemist out to Chalet Lake Lodge in Chelatna, Alaska, where salmon gurus Matt Bertke and David Bacon were ready to show them the fly fishing ropes.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Some top Chinese officials are guilty of practicing sorcery and would rather believe in gurus and Western concepts of democracy than the Communist Party, a senior minister wrote on Thursday, warning of the danger they presented to its survival.
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I pulled back a lot and I feel like if I didn't pull back, maybe I would be at a million subscribers right now and I would be on these vacations and around the world like these beauty gurus go.
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Men who want to ride have a spectrum of different motorcycle-based masculinities to choose from: There are the metrosexual Belstaff-jacket-wearing David Beckhams; the "Mad Max"-style crazy adrenaline junkies; leather-clad Angels types; even existentialist motorcycle maintenance gurus.
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It's the type of stock photograph that has probably appeared in a hundred educators' PowerPoint presentations, meant to evoke a warm and relaxed learning environment, perhaps in one of the cozy writing nooks favored by the process-oriented writing gurus.
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Two reporter friends, Heidi Vogt, who has lived in Afghanistan and both East and West Africa, and Jean H. Lee, an expert on North Korea, were my packing gurus, so I melded their suggestions with a few tricks of my own.
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Money Gurus FrugalChicLife FrugalChicLife's Nicole is a money coach, YouTuber, and personal finance blogger whose desire to document her debt free journey (including how she paid off $100K in student loans) flourished into an online community where she promotes financial literacy.
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Top of the vacancy list at France's DGSE, the equivalent of America's CIA or Britain's MI6, are posts for young information technology gurus and linguists who master the finer points of Russian, Chinese or Farsi, widely used in Iran and Afghanistan.
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Some of Walmart's 'Giga-Gurus' include 3M,Samsung, Levi Strauss & Co, Procter & Gamble, MillerCoors and Bic, as well as lesser-known Chinese companies like Way Dong Company Ltd, which manufactures chalk, and Hayco Enterprises (Shenzhen) Ltd, which produces plastic goods.
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During the Ravens' winning streak, Jackson has been tested by, and has befuddled, some of the league's savviest defensive gurus — the coaches Bill Belichick (Patriots) and Pete Carroll (Seahawks) and the defensive coordinators Romeo Crennel (Texans) and Wade Phillips (Rams).
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The bond market, though it actually ended its winning streak more than a year ago, is now being talked about more often by bond gurus like Bill Gross of Janus and Jeff Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital as entering a bear market.
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Meanwhile, the management guru beyond gurus Jack Welch, former CEO of General Electric and author of "The Real Life MBA," said in a 1989 interview with the Harvard Business Review that a manager should have between 10 and 15 direct reports.
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Her campaign, which prided itself on employing all the data wizards and ground game gurus money can buy, did not do nearly enough to lock down the upper Midwest, particularly Wisconsin and Michigan, and instead treated those states as a given.
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For the funny campaign, Payless created a fake luxury store named "Palessi" (along with a corresponding luxury website and Instagram account) and filled it with shoes normally retailing from $19.99 to $39.99, but convinced the style gurus to buy them for much more.
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Aqua Beauty Blush and Bronzer in Bronzed Pink Beige: My go-to shade in high school will forever have a special place in my heart, and actually is dubbed by many beauty gurus as a low-cost alternative to NARS' bronzing powder.
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In the Swiss town of Zug, a high-powered gathering of faith leaders, investment gurus and environmentalists met to consider how bodies with ample funds at their disposal, including religious organisations, could use that wealth for the benefit of life on earth.
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So the Hoodoo Gurus were our friends, and while we were on tour with them in Australia, they unceremoniously gave us back the masters to the record—a CD master on this gigantic Betamax tape and papers saying we had the release rights.
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For the funny campaign, Payless created a fake luxury store named "Palessi" (along with a corresponding luxury website and Instagram) and filled it with shoes normally retailing from $19.99 to $39.99, but convinced the style gurus to buy them for much more.
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But as Thu and others have noted, it also means that coloring plays a little too perfectly into the self-help industry, which generates massive amounts of money for businesses and "gurus" while offering dubious amounts of real help to real people.
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There are, of course, lots of instances where male gurus take advantage of ideology to basically hoodwink young women into engaging in sexual relations and almost being domestic slaves to them, and many women have left organizations feeling that they have been abused.
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"It's laughable that the messaging gurus in the Republican Party think a half-baked #rebrand will change their image as a bunch of 1920's cartoon robber barons," Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokesman Tyler Law said in a statement to The Hill.
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And the new enforcers, being highly-competent antitrust-gurus, all of them, should be encouraged to put their skills to good use in prosecuting patent abuse to the fullest extent of the law, for the health and well-being of all Americans.
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This course, taught by two experienced travel gurus, is focused on teaching you how to fund your trips using hacks like signing up and getting approved for the best travel rewards credit cards, dodging annual fees, and booking free flights using points.
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"Real" Hollywood figures, from Tuesday Weld to the documentarian Laura Poitras, gambol in and out as the main characters' journeys take them into the familiar Wagnerian landscape of dubious gurus, ambitious also-rans, canny agents and craven shrinks — hustlers and climbers all.
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The vision these tech gurus have outlined is one that retains most of the Democratic Party's social liberalism, while safeguarding the pro-business laissez-faire philosophy that has allowed Silicon Valley to flourish and that has come under criticism from the left.
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"The conversations that I had with some of the community members who aren't gurus of pick-up, or whatever, really informed The Game: The Game and my decision to end up studying the practices of these other coaches very closely," Washko says.
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The marketing gurus have only recently completed their lovingly assembled profile of the millennial generation, and their work is a true wonder to behold: a trail of mangled slang, twitching meme-gifs, and fast food brands masquerading as witty, clinically depressed twenty-somethings.
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Candidates from both parties have learned what Mr. Trump and his digital campaign gurus figured out in 2016: Visceral anger travels further online than inspirational messages, and the way to get noticed on the internet is to be loud and provocative above all.
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Ms. Wainwright is envisioning the space as community center as much as shop: RealReal's staff of experts, from watch gurus to fashion historians, will offer clinics and classes and offer appraisals, and the store will include a coffee bar and flower shop.
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Now, with McConnell's rules change giving 24 hours of presentations over three days instead of two, there will likely be no late night arguing on the Senate floor, much to the chagrin of the branding gurus over at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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Speaking with Business Insider, three black professionals, entrepreneurs, and fashion gurus gave their thoughts on the Prada settlement and discussed what changes they hope it brings to the luxury sector at large — and why government oversight is still sorely needed in corporate spaces.
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Instead, we should cede decisions about the distribution of resources to the technocratic control of national security experts and global finance gurus like Jack Ryan, with his economics Ph.D. Leave the commercial logistics and the global policing to the specialists, Amazon tells us.
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Yeah, so I had written that article, and then a couple years later I wrote another article about two marriage gurus, and after I did that article, I realized that I really did want to delve into this subject in a deeper way.
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One thing that we can go to or not go to, there's this class of people called management gurus — and, actually, the Economist invented it, it's a sickening term — but as I said, I can't totally say that because it pays the bills.
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Our savior is Niander Wallace (Jared Leto), a literally bright-eyed inventor whose slick-backed hair and free-range beard make him look like Angel Heart-era Robert De Niro, and whose monk-like existence recalls some of our own 21st-century tech gurus.
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Kate Hughes, 28, a communications coordinator from Ontario, Canada, who has watched YouTube tutorials from numerous gurus for about five years, says "I naturally have my guard up when I see a video is sponsored," but she still maintains a belief in its inherent honesty.
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Basically, the whole thing would be easy enough to write off as a publicity stunt, if not for the fact that, earlier this year, Khaled was announced as a new brand ambassador for a company known for turning mere celebrities into full-fledged lifestyle gurus.
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Balinese barbecue gurus may boast a number of specialities, but none are as revered as babi guling—suckling pig slathered in bumbu (spice paste) and served with rice, pork satay, blood sausage, long beans, and mahogany-hued shards of skin that splinter against the teeth.
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And it is a cause of what workplace gurus call "presenteeism" - where you are at work but not fully functioning due to illness or severe stress - which accounts for more lost time than actual sick days, when people are fully absent from their jobs.
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There is a thriving online community of ardent linguaphiles who are, or who aspire to become, polyglots; for inspiration, they look to Facebook groups, YouTube videos, chat rooms, and language gurus like Richard Simcott, a charismatic British hyperpolyglot who orchestrates the annual Polyglot Conference.
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"Some don't believe in Marx and Lenin but believe in ghosts and gods; they don't believe in ideals but believe in sorcery; they don't respect the people but do respect masters," he wrote in the official People's Daily, referring to spiritual leaders or gurus.
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Director of Baseball Research And Development Dan Turkenkopf was one of the developers of the Deserved Run Average stat—a statistic that has quickly made waves through the analytic community—and is just one of several gurus that give Milwaukee a strong sabermetric base.
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After the "dramageddon" of the YouTube beauty community that exploded in spring between Star, James Charles (who also has a wildly successful Morphe line), and Tati Westbrook (who is also launching her own makeup line), it was unclear what direction the gurus were going.
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Those killed included high-profile targets such as the Islamic State's so-called deputy war minister; one of the group's media gurus; the personal courier of the group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi; and its chief of police, the Iraqi military said in a statement.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch I've met a lot of "superstars" in my career as a journalist — CEOs, tech wunderkinds, investment gurus — and one trait they all tend to share is an uncanny ability to control the conversation, especially when asked probing questions.
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That's exactly what Jennings Brown, a senior reporter at Gizmodo, investigated in The Gateway, a six-part podcast that explores the world of Swan, and how self-described "gurus" can use today's digital tools and platforms to reach massive audiences, and sometimes vulnerable people.
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In a break with those gurus' traditions, a group of economists and researchers from the World Bank, the National University of Singapore and Leuphana University in Germany decided that rather than simply cook up a pet theory of their own, they would conduct a controlled experiment.
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Now, the verdict is in, with some of YouTube's best-known beauty gurus sharing the real scoop on Simply Me. To be fair, there are some surprise hits, like a decent mascara and lipstick — but based on their experiences, there are quite a few serious misses.
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Their maker is a firm called MSG, letters that stand not for a flavour enhancer but—take your pick—either for Messenger of God or for the initials of the three gurus who have led Dera Sacha Sauda, a north Indian sect, since its founding in 1948.
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Charlatan gurus prescribing dangerous feats to gullible followers were Carney's white whale, but Hof inspired the author so profoundly that he made him the subject of his latest book, What Doesn't Kill Us: How Freezing Water, Extreme Altitude, and Environmental Conditioning Will Renew Our Lost Evolutionary Strength.
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In the past, female gurus like Elizabeth Clare Prophet and Judy Zebra Knight made headlines building doomsday shelters and claiming to channel ancient spirits, but Teal Swan brings in a new level of 21st-century internet literacy as she uses YouTube and SEO to find desperate people.
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That said, striking the right balance between doing things in-house and contracting things out is clearly much more complicated than it was in the days when Tom Peters and his fellow gurus told companies to focus on what they do best and outsource the rest.
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The complaints also included being touched in ways that felt improper during yoga classes — essentially right in public Watch "The Weekly," The Times's New TV Show, on FX and Hulu The hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus raise questions about consent.
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They routinely encounter patients who, like Laura, are on unnecessary combinations of psychiatric medications, but for different reasons: Laura saw her therapists as gurus who would solve her problems, whereas poor or marginalized patients may be overtreated as they cycle in and out of emergency rooms.
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President Xi Jinping is expanding the Communist Party's vast censorship apparatus to one of the most vibrant corners of the Chinese internet: the more than one million self-help gurus, novelists, sportswriters and other independent writers like Ms. Ma who make up the so-called self-media.
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In the face of such doubt, it is not surprising that some individuals, even those who are intelligent and well educated, are swept away by the breezy confidence of health gurus, who are full of passionate intensity while the qualified lack all conviction, to borrow from Yeats.
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Campbell has joined a growing handful of very famous, very mainstream celebrities who have ventured into the wilds of YouTube, a platform known more than a smidge dismissively for sugary makeup gurus and Casey Neistat, and decidedly more seriously for extremism and the people who weaponize it.
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In many respects the modern cult of thrift — with its broad coalition of self-help gurus, former tech bros, evangelicals, financial educators and frugal moms — is a technologically led echo of the thrift movement of the early 20th century, with many of the same strengths and shortcomings.
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Is it going to remain by definition an individual sport where players, despite all the resources and gurus they might have at their disposal off the court, are required by rule to handle the decision-making in the heat of the moment all on their lonesome?
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Not having a large enough emergency fundMany money management gurus and financial advisers recommend keeping three to six months&apos worth of living expenses stashed away in case of emergency situations, but Rea doesn&apost think that&aposs enough if you end up losing your job.
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