The tech space has stereotypically been headed up by men.
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But the group of centrists -- headed up by Florida Rep.
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These two formerly headed up Google's satellite and spacecraft division.
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I headed up the path to see inside the palace.
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The companies headed up the tech sector's 1.2 percent gain.
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McDavid swooped in, grabbed the puck and headed up the ice.
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That will be headed up by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Vectorman, meanwhile, was headed up by an entire team of environmentalists.
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Interest rate markets headed up as much as 12 basis points.
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I dried off and headed up the stairs to my bunk.
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At Columbus Circle, they headed up the escalator to the street.
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We dropped Anna off at the Oceaneer Club and headed up.
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But their writers rooms have rarely been headed up by women.
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He headed up the New York Stock Exchange on Sept. 11.
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"I'm very happy," he said, and headed up the powdery slope.
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He headed up the New York Stock Exchange on September 11.
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Before joining Apple in 2014, Musa Tariq headed up Nike's digital marketing.
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Fugate headed up FEMA under Obama and helped craft the original standard.
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Those efforts have been headed up by Marc Lore, founder of Jet.
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Johnson has been headed up the Department of Homeland Security since 2013.
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Yuanyuan has headed up the operations and business side since Mobvoi's founding.
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As the group headed up First Avenue, Kamworor started to assert himself.
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Meyer's launched in 2001, Pamela Helms headed up product and fragrance development.
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I boarded a local bus and headed up the hills to Grasse.
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Bezos' personal head of security, Gavin de Becker, headed up the investigation.
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Julian lingered as Gatt headed up to shower and fix her hair.
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Ron headed up the business development side of Uber's trucking business, Uber Freight.
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But it began in 2011 as a Facebook group headed up by Taylor.
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The sector headed up gains by the S&P 500 and the Dow.
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I slid open the outside door and headed up a quiet, narrow staircase.
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But that is tantamount to a confession that prices are headed up eventually.
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He also briefly headed up Service Cloud, its customer service product, as well.
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It turns out it was headed up by a former New York detective.
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So I headed up the Stuart Highway from the southern city of Adelaide.
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Renduchintala joined Intel in 2016, having previously headed up competitor Qualcomm's chip business.
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She also previously headed up Chicago's department of planning and development as commissioner.
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Walder will replace Rob Lloyd, who headed up the hyperloop company for three years.
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Armstrong headed up Oath, a unit set up to merge both AOL and Yahoo.
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This new program is being headed up by a company that specializes in recalls.
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Toledano's leave follows the departure of Sarah O'Brien, who headed up Tesla's communications team.
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He cast Nichelle Nichols as Lieutenant Uhura, who headed up communications on the starship.
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The production design was headed up by Luke Hull, who did an incredible job.
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He also headed up the quixotic and now disbanded White House voter fraud commission.
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The One America Appeal is headed up by all the living former U.S. presidents.
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Harry worked at HRC for years, and later headed up the business's development wing.
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I headed up to the Olive Garden in Times Square to test it out.
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And it was headed up all by the Democrats, all by the Democrats, right?
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To see newer construction for a similar price, they headed up to East Harlem.
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I headed up to my room and noticed that the resort's elevators needed maintenance.
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Harry worked at HRC for years and later headed up the business' development wing.
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KERNEN: --- THE DOLLAR SHOULD BE GOING UP IF OUR RATES ARE HEADED UP HERE.
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OVER VALUATION, INTEREST RATES ARE HEADED UP. WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF IT, RANDALL?
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He headed up Luxottica's operations in North America and subsequently served on the board.
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Pirulo grabbed bags of food and headed up a hill to knock on doors.
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Wojcicki led the company's 2006 acquisition of YouTube while she headed up Google VIdeo.
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A former FBI agent and Michigan congressman who headed up the House Intelligence Committee.
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Browning, who headed up mapping at Uber, has joined Salesky and Rander as Argo.
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The agency has since been headed up by Joseph Clancy, a veteran of the organization.
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Sanders Swalwell split with the Democratic left on two major proposals headed up by Sen.
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The scientist headed up Copenhagen's well-known Carlsberg Laboratory with his wife, Margrethe Høyrup Sørensen.
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She headed up the "translator project" and held several other positions, according to the indictment.
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He headed up the team that produced and launched the global hit Candy Crush Saga.
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I woke on November 8 and headed up to East Harlem to knock on doors.
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He then served as an adviser during the campaign and headed up the transition team.
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David Marcus, the Facebook executive who headed up the Libra project, is expected to testify.
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The couple headed up to Lake Arrowhead with her 3 boys for some family time.
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Gupta previously headed up ConsenSys, a company that develops apps and tools based on Ethereum.
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The next morning we headed up river to a small village of the Nyangatom people.
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Systems scientist Dennis Meadows had headed up the MIT team which developed the 'World3' model.
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Coffee in its holder, I headed up island toward Chilmark, on Edgartown-West Tisbury Road.
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Afterward, I headed up to the room to change before checking out the nearby beaches.
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Designed and built by Mechanical Engineering seniors at Cal Poly Pomona headed up by my husband.
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Today, we visit a traditional caff in South London, headed up by Irish matriarch Maggie Khondoker.
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Then I headed up the stairs directly above the Nike shop to the Burberry pop-up.
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As we headed up the Hudson River, I settled in to relax and watch the sunset.
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Moments later, a convoy of trucks rumbled through town and headed up toward the Włodarz Complex.
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Graham Parrington and his team were on a climb headed up Washington's largest mountain last August.
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Eventually, they headed up to the Iwafune mountain, a former quarry, to create the explosive scene.
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Headed up by Chef Andrew Sutton, you can order dishes like filet mignon and chicken schnitzel.
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It's headed up by Alessandro Sabatelli, whose VR/AR company IXOMOXI, was acquired by Twitter in June.
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This is where the MVP Foundation — headed up by sports commentator and coach Jay Glazer — comes in.
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Meanwhile, fruit flies are headed up inside the Dragon to study how the heart responds to microgravity.
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WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE SENIOR ADVISERS, HEADED UP BY SENATOR GEORGE MITCHELL, EXTRAORDINARY ARRAY OF EXPERTISE.
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There's enough gasoline that's headed up in the Colonial pipeline, and there's enough stuff coming from Europe.
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Arbitrum, a text, image and video moderation service founded by German Gedgauds, who previously headed up Ask.
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David Hoffmann, who headed up McDonald's high-growth markets, moved over to Dunkin' Donuts earlier this month.
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Of the seven major movie studios, only one, 20th Century Fox, is headed up by a woman.
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Mark Cerny, who headed up Sonic 2's development, specifically wanted the game to attack environmental issues.
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NASA last week demoted two of its longest-serving senior officials who had headed up manned exploration.
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He's headed up to his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, for a 17-day working vacation.
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A 1997 Associated Press story on Johnson's sentencing said she headed up a multimillion-dollar drug ring.
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She's also a member of Team 10, a group of young influencers headed up by Jake Paul.
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We all joked as we headed up on stage tonight that we should get matching shovel tattoos.
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Notably, Confrere was co-founded by CEO Svein Yngvar Willassen, who previously founded and headed up appear.
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Ms. Walton Proietti's sister-in-law Tracy Proietti lives in Mt. Vernon and headed up the project.
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The business-friendly Free Democratic Party, also known as the liberals, is headed up by Christian Linder.
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Gerber, who has a background in physics, previously headed up ride-hail company Gett's Western European arm.
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He also headed up the Obama administration's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs from 2009 to 2012.
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Dialpad is headed up by Craig Walker, the founder of GrandCentral, the company that eventually became Google Voice.
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Headed up by creator and showrunner Tanya Saracho, Vida pulls from a wide variety of influences and tones.
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Urmson, for his part, formerly headed up the self-driving vehicles program at Google, now known as Waymo.
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But as I headed up the exit to the restaurant where we agreed to meet, I felt uneasy.
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It also looks genuinely scary, and it's being headed up by a newly minted Oscar winner in Rylance.
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Three Fields is headed up by Fiona Sperry and Alex Ward, both of whom co-founded Criterion Games.
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One student ("Jeremy") was the president of the Young Democrats; the other ("Arthur") headed up the Young Republicans.
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And then in the early 1990s, she headed up the D.C. office for the C.D.C., and we intersected.
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Will Eagle is a Brit who headed up the company&aposs brand strategy in California until last year.
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One morning, Alfred Lewenilovo, 26, headed up the mountain carrying a sugar cane knife and an empty backpack.
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Trevor Haynes, who headed up the chain's business development, is serving as chief executive on an interim basis.
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After a prayer, a motivational speech and song, the riders headed up a hill and out of sight.
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From 2003 to 2005, Wright headed up the technical division for Northern and Southern Europe at Mercury Interactive.
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From 2003 to 2005, he headed up the technical division for Northern and Southern Europe at Mercury Interactive.
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" "The U.N. Human Rights Council is headed up by some of the worst human rights violators in the world.
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Jaimes headed up a number of Yahoo's artificial intelligence-related initiatives, specifically around machine vision and image recognition technologies.
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In addition, Greiner headed up iRobot's financing projects, raising $35M in venture capital for a $75M initial public offering.
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As the person who headed up the post-war transition and reconstruction efforts, I agree with much of it.
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Most of its employees joined a new firm, Cogent Strategies, headed up by Podesta&aposs last CEO, Kimberley Fritts.
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Andrew Keene of AlphaShark believes that the stock is headed up to levels unseen since January of this year.
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The coalition will be headed up by David Strickland, a former administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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The local operation will be headed up by Judy Watkins, the regional manager of customer experience for Asia Pacific.
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Lange, a big name in the industry, headed up the company's machine learning team for more than a year.
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I headed up to the second level of the restaurant, where there were plenty of seats to choose from.
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Fairhurst was with the company since 2005, but has only headed up its global human resources department since 2015.
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As confusion unfolded behind, Rui Costa, the Portuguese leader of Italy's Lampre team, headed up the final climb alone.
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Couture headed up a web development firm outside Dayton and hired Haas to work as a full-stack developer.
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Khosrowshahi has headed up Expedia since 2005, after serving as the chief financial officer of IAC for seven years.
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"Trinity created more fallout than at other nuclear tests," says Shonka, who headed up the aforementioned CDC LADHA study.
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Egg Baby is still around today as a luxury baby clothing company headed up by clothes designer Suzan Lazar.
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Not when the state's 291 electors headed up the stairs to the state Senate chamber to start their meeting.
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After getting directions, Frances and Pete headed up Bear Canyon with shovels to dig the inaugural batch of clay.
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Bonnesen, who served as CEO for almost three years, headed-up the bank's Baltic business between 2011 and 2014.
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Another investor in that group: Blackstone, headed up by Steve Schwarzman, who is now an outside adviser to Trump.
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He headed up strategy, internal marketing and call-center operations for a technology company with millions of needy clients.
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When roommates headed up to the roof to have a few beers, I stayed behind in the living room.
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For six years, Kullman headed up DuPont, the culmination of a nearly 30-year career at the chemical giant.
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The former leader headed up a centralized government and wielded prestige from the country's civil war to ensure loyalty.
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Bonnesen, who served as CEO for almost three years, headed-up the bank's Baltic business between 2011 and 2014.
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He headed up-country and opened a beauty salon in Sumy, less than 30 miles from the Russian border.
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Today, we visit one of the oldest cafes in London's East End, headed up by the inimitable Arthur Woodham.
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"This is about chronic use and prescription strength," said Pressler, who headed up the Pfizer team working on this study.
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At Orlando International Airport, there has been overwhelming response to a donation drive headed up by the Airline Management Council.
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The program is being headed up by 500 Startups Partners Andrei Marinescu and Matt Ellsworth and Program Director Jess Erickson.
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In response to Fowler's allegations, Uber has opened up an independent investigation headed-up by former Attorney General Eric Holder.
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Headed up by Catherine Zeta-Jones and Renee Zellweger, this jailhouse musical took home six Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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After confirming what he'd already heard the night before, the internist headed up to see the patient with his team.
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PredictionIO's investors included 500 Startups, StartX, Sood Ventures and CrunchFund (headed up by TechCrunch's former editor and founder, Michael Arrington).
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Among the big changes up top is new CEO Xu Ziyang, who formerly headed up the company's operations in Germany.
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Stone is also a former business associate of Paul Manafort, who headed up Trump's campaign for several months in 2016.
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Right now the need is in Alaska, so the Women's Fire Crew and others have headed up there to help.
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Gregory Meeks has been a longtime Clinton supporter and headed up the effort to nail down the CBC's political endorsement.
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We like the metal more than the miners, but think they're both headed up," Wolff said Tuesday on "Power Lunch.
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Next, I headed up to the locker rooms, where all visitors are required to take a naked, full body shower.
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Jill Stanton, who headed up Old Navy on an interim basis, will continue on as an adviser during the transition.
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Ghosn is an auto-industry titan who headed up the major carmaking alliance consisting of Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi Motors.
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"We (WADA) are hampered by two things," former WADA chief Dick Pound, who headed up the independent investigation, told Reuters.
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Emily Horne, who until recently headed up Twitter's policy communications, called him out for blaming her department for the problems.
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Prior to his current role, he headed up Salesforce's flagship business, Sales Cloud, as its executive VP and general manager.
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Wearing jeans and sneakers, she headed up a narrow sidewalk, nearly touching the cars stuck in morning traffic beside her.
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I woke up late in the morning, and I just headed up to the bathroom and picked up the phone.
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Combative and fiery, Mr. Lewandowski was the most aggressive defender of the president while he headed up the 2016 campaign.
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Rooms are quiet and calming, and the hotel&aposs bar has an excellent drink program headed up by industry pro.
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"Sell more tickets and cut costs," said the CEO, who has headed up major Central European online travel agent eSky.
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Driegert previously headed up the innovation efforts at freight logistics firm Coyote Logistics, which was acquired by UPS in 2015.
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Sheekey is listed in the filing as an executive at Bloomberg LP, where he headed up communications, marketing and government relations.
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"'Binge-watching' is a growing public health concern that needs to be addressed," said the scientists who headed up the study.
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The studio is headed up by David Sirlin, who has been instrumental in making the FGC into what we know today.
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It's perhaps no coincidence that Newtown is headed-up by Vinny Lingham (of the well-known Civic and Ethereum-based project).
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This year, the list of 51 women is headed up by Marillyn Hewson, the chairman, president, and CEO of Lockheed Martin.
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His team managed the film's practical effects, in coordination with Industrial Light & Magic's Scott Farrar, who headed up the digital effects.
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The Goldman Sachs alum had headed up the global investment firm SkyBridge Capital for 12 years before he joined Team Trump.
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The executive has headed up ABB since 2013, having worked in a number of different technology fields, including telecommunications and automotive.
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Today, we visit Maxim, a proudly old-school Chinese restaurant in West London, headed up by 92-year-old Mrs Chow.
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Alison Rose, who headed up the review, said Britain has to find more ways to unlock the untapped potential of women.
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The man who has headed up Siri at Apple since 2012 is no longer at the helm, according to The Information.
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Tariff-sensitive industrials headed up the Dow's gain, led by 3M Co, Caterpillar Inc, United Technologies Corp and Boeing Co. Amazon.
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As my buddy Sean Mallers and I headed up to Ascot Hills, I tried something different here using the HDR function.
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After the event ended, I headed up to the top of one of the mountains here to test the thing out.
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Launched in 2015 on Christmas day, the Drone Research Consortium is headed up by Tomoyuki Furutani, a professor of policy management.
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Our dysfunctional unholy family is headed up by an entirely new trio of vampires, who each have analogues in the film.
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Another experiment headed up on this SpaceX mission will look toward distant neutron stars, the burned-out cores of large stars.
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Upon leaving, Musk gave us the contact information of someone who headed up operations for SpaceX to help with our research.
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After James poked the ball away for a steal, Irving took possession as both headed up the floor on a break.
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TikTok, the viral video-sharing app, is headed up by Alex Zhu, as revealed in a recent New York Times profile.
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Yields fell on Tuesday after poor U.S. manufacturing data, then headed up again on Wednesday even as stock markets sold off. .
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Yields fell on Tuesday after poor U.S. manufacturing data, then headed up again on Wednesday even as stock markets sold off. .
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As Kushner took a "crash course in diplomacy," according to The New York Times, he headed up Middle East peace talks.
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I headed up the litigation against the tobacco companies and so I feel like I'm able to go up against whomever.
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After the Patriots won, Greenberg, Rudd, and the crew headed up to Boston to shoot the cameo in a parking lot.
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Tariff-sensitive industrials headed up the Dow's gain, led by 3M Co, Caterpillar Inc, United Technologies Corp and Boeing Co. Amazon.
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Soon after, Cox headed up to Ohio and Pennsylvania, back down to South Carolina and Virginia, and then out to California.
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The RE100 is headed up by the Climate Group in partnership with the CDP, previously known as the Carbon Disclosure Project.
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Valor, Mystic and Instinct are headed up by Candela, Blanche and Spark, so now we're not just blindly following some shadowy figure.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin rejected that request on Monday on advice from the Department of Justice, which is headed up by Barr.
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Headed up by Harry Briggs, who was previously at BGF Ventures, Omers Europe will back companies at Series A to B stage.
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The company, headed up by original co-founder and CEO Ben Silbermann, plans to go public on the New York Stock Exchange.
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The person overseeing Youtube's product development these days is Neal Mohan, a longtime Google executive who previously headed up its DoubleClick division.
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The esteemed director -- who headed up Disney's "Descendants" film, which starred Cameron -- was honored Wednesday with his own star on Hollywood Boulevard.
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Fruit Fly Lab-02: Six boxes of fruit flies are headed up to study the effects of spaceflight on the cardiovascular system.
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Headed up by Iceland, Japan, and Norway, 24 countries voted against the proposal, scrapping any hopes of the sanctuary coming to fruition.
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Baldet set up JPMorgan's blockchain strategy and headed up its enterprise-focused Quorum blockchain, which is reportedly being considered for a spinout.
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They headed up State Street, through a four-mile stretch of high-rise housing projects, and stopped in front of Stateway Gardens.
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The investigation into the leaked text messages is headed up by Gavin de Becker, who serves as Bezos' personal chief of security.
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Kristen McAtee is a member of the group of online creators called the "Vlog Squad," which is headed up by David Dobrick.
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The new group, called Equities and Securities Services, is being headed up by three executives: Dan Keegan, Okan Pekin, and Murray Roos.
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He then joined Scandinavian Bank in 1989 before it was acquired by SEB in 1990 and headed up its loan syndications team.
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I then headed up to the fifth and highest floor, which serves as a platform for travelers to survey the entire airport.
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She headed up the Labor Department during George W. Bush's administration and served as deputy secretary of transportation under George H.W. Bush.
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If you knew another hit was coming, you probably would have headed up to the roof to wait for a rescue team.
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I poured some complimentary hot apple cider, served with cinnamon sticks and orange wheels, and headed up to check out my room.
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White and McGregor were all smiles as they headed up the stairs to a private dinner flanked by 3 very large gentlemen.
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They shared duties with another night, called Choice, which was headed up by a pair of guys called Keith Connolly and Alan Ferris.
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Pros: The vintage-inspired style and decor feel immersive, and the hotel's bar has an excellent drink program headed up by industry pro.
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After dinner Saturday night, she headed up to her eighth-floor room alone while the rest of her family communed in the lobby.
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Jim Cramer has found that when CEOs repurchase shares of their own company, it's usually because they think the stock is headed up.
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This rescue operation was headed up by Nicole Stundzia of Rochester, Minnesota, who has been helping protect animals since she was a child.
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" "This whole deal is a Rigged Fraud headed up by dishonest people who would do anything so that I could not become President.
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Dauba-Pantanacce attributed the kingdom's intensifying foreign aggression to Saudi Arabia's new leadership, headed up by the young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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The review, headed up by Chief Executive of the Royal Society of Arts Matthew Taylor, was commissioned late last year by Theresa May.
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Libby was convicted in a case headed up by special counsel Patrick Fitzgerald, who was named by then-Deputy Attorney General James Comey.
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But the company shut down the project, which was headed up by former Facebook CIO Timothy Campos, after months of time and investment.
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As part of the acquisition, Uber established an AI lab to be headed up by the founding CEO of Geometric Intelligence, Gary Marcus.
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The email comes just two days after reports of at least two positive COVID-19 cases at SpaceX, another company headed up Musk.
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McMillon responded to the employee who headed up the petition on Wednesday, reiterating that the company would consider additional steps on the issue.
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We left the Sherlock Holmes — my wife and our friend Amy and I — and headed up the street to the Ship and Shovell.
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Investors are looking ahead to Wednesday's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting — which will be headed up by newly-appointed Chair Jerome Powell.
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She's headed up billion-dollar companies like eBay and Hewlett-Packard as they've undergone major changes, and she made billions in the process.
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This whole deal is a Rigged Fraud headed up by dishonest people who would do anything so that I could not become President.
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One party putting the CDU on edge however is the Alternative for Germany party (AfD), a right-wing party headed up by Frauke Petry.
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I headed up business development there, and again, for a 143-year-old woman, I was one of four female VPs in the company.
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The Camdens were a very conventional TV family, headed up by a minister, no less, but the show struck a particular cord with viewers.
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The venture capital firm that's headed up both rounds, General Catalyst, has also led investments for Warby Parker and Jessica Alba's The Honest Company.
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The combined AOL-Yahoo entity has already been given a new brand name (Oath:), and will be headed up by AOL CEO Tim Armstrong.
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The rest of the bridal party headed up to the castle from the church for the start of the festivities in the State Rooms.
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He previously headed up data, analytics and data science at Warby Parker and WeWork, and is currently a member of WeWork's Product Research Department.
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Then Google took it up, and Sebastian Thrun and Luke Vincent and others headed up that program and scaled it up around the world.
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Prior to founding online educational service Udacity, Sebastian Thrun headed up Google X, helping make artificial intelligence a foundation for the company's moonshot products.
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But as he headed up the short flight of stairs, witnesses said, an equally well-dressed middle-aged man fell into step behind him.
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That includes the campaign's data analytics operation, which Kushner headed up, and his relationships with Russian figures and ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Headed up by Nai Harvest's Ben Thompson, Fruit Bomb have a knack for coaxing thrills out of the simplistic, finding magic in the mundane.
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Now he returns to Sundance with A Ghost Story, which is headed up by Ain't Them Bodies Saints' romantic leads, Mara and Affleck. This
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Soltero previously headed up strategy for Microsoft Office, meaning that this new role at Google puts him in direct competition with his former team.
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DeepMind Health is now officially part of Google's dedicated healthcare unit, Google Health, which is headed up by big-name healthcare CEO David Feinberg.
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The National Enquirer's publisher, AMI, is headed up by David Pecker, who has a friendship with President Trump that dates back to the 1990s.
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Chaturvedi is a veteran of the industry, having headed up clinical affairs at Avedro, GI Dynamics, and Kaleido Biosciences over the past seven years.
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For instance, Kevin Kassekert previously headed up infrastructure development, a job that included leading the construction and development of Tesla's gigafactory near Reno, Nevada.
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For example, Kevin Kassekert previously headed up infrastructure development, a job that included leading the construction and development of Tesla's gigafactory near Reno, Nevada.
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We headed up again, a dizzying climb in equatorial heat, past the tree line, then stopped for lunch on an alcove with amphitheater views.
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When he died in 305 BCE, Amastris headed up a regency council governing his city until his children were old enough to rule themselves.
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On Tuesday, four trucks loaded with the dead headed up the hill to the Poboya Indah cemetery, in what has become a daily ritual.
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Then, I got back on my bike, headed up Highway 46, and had a sense of foreboding as soon as I hit the saddle.
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"This is going to do lasting damage," said Andrew Weiss, who headed up Ukraine policy on the National Security Council under President Bill Clinton.
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The Wake County District Attorney headed up the criminal investigation due to a self-reported conflict of interest by the Bladen County District Attorney.
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Ryan Ciovacco used to work for Amazon's smart home division before he joined Sears in 2014 and headed up the retailer's connected solutions business.
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An official at the State Affairs Commission headed up by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un answered the phone and then returned the courtesy.
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It's an audio-visual reimagining of the classic puzzler from the studio behind Rez Infinite, headed up by legendary Japanese game designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi.
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It's headed up by Bill Maris, the founding partner of Google Ventures, who recruited former Genentech CEO Art Levinson to be its chief executive.
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Zelensky, a former comedian won Ukraine's election in a landslide, has headed up anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine since his inauguration earlier this year.
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Offensive coordinator Anthony Lynn, who has headed up the league's best rushing offense this season, will coach the 20153 finale Sunday against the Jets.
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The Nasdaq slipped but tariff-sensitive industrials, headed up by Boeing Co, led the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average to a nominal advance.
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Gregory served as Leafs GM in the 1970s and later headed up the league's Central Scouting department, and in 2009 survived a heart attack.
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He recently headed up the development of a Splunk Connected Experiences set of apps which are available for iPhone and Apple Watch, but not Android.
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And if all of those cool girls had a glam squad, it'd most certainly be headed up by one of our faves, hairstylist Nikki Nelms.
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During his 16-year stint at CIMB, Mah headed up the Singapore corporate and investment banking unit and the corporate finance team, among other roles.
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This is the guy who headed up the CIA, by the way same one I believe who signed off on the unmasking without a warrant.
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But she has also been criticized by some in the press because, despite her depth of experience, she has not headed up an investigative unit.
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The plucky upstart automaker headed up by Elon Musk, a dedicated visionary often compared to Ford's own founder, Henry Ford, was winning the stock market.
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A former senior Trump campaign official who acted as a deputy chairman of the inaugural committee, Gates headed up much of the group's fundraising efforts.
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Interestingly, the secretive project is headed up by Michale Sayman, the 21-year-old engineer Facebook tapped to make one of its wannabe Snapchat clones.
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The case, headed up Homeland Security and prosecuted by the Justice Department, has been ongoing since 2015, when Li was charged and taken into custody.
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Microsoft's new gaming cloud division is headed up by Kareem Choudhry, a 20-year Microsoft veteran that has worked on Outlook, DirectX, and Xbox engineering.
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Kate became patron of the charity in 2013 and has headed up publicity for their Children's Mental Health week with video messages and visits since.
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During his time at Google, he headed up discussions with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles that led to a partnership to produce self-driving Chrysler Pacifica minivans.
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According to its github page, FiloDB was primarily headed up by Evan Chan; Chan's LinkedIn page says he's been with Tuplejump since August of 2015.
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Every single one of CBS's new shows is headed up by a renegade maverick white dude with a gruff exterior and a heart of gold.
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But after the bungled roll out of Trump's first attempt at a travel ban -- which Miller headed up -- the policy aide's wings have been clipped.
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Abstract was co-founded by Josh Brewer and Kevin Smith — the former a designer, the latter an engineer who has also headed up design teams.
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FYF will also bring back its beloved comedy stage, which has been absent from the festival since 2013, to be headed up by Hannibal Buress.
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Hanson says he headed up the internship program until 2017, and continually told the McBrides the interns needed to be paid at least minimum wage.
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Bored of my desk, I cradled my laptop and headed up to the most relaxing place in the office: the toilets upstairs at i-D.
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DC Entertaine is currently headed up by a woman, this film is directed by a woman, and the cast of the movie is largely female.
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A group of GOP senators, headed up by Grassley, have been working on the broad contours of a potential DACA and border security agreement. Sens.
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They were conveniently sitting by the toilet, so we headed up, and after they'd had done some coke, they offered us a couple of pills.
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Spencer headed up a band of several dozen people—mostly young men—about the size of a company of infantry midway through the Civil War.
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For this, they've established a litigation committee headed up by Giese to identify legal options for women who believe they've been victims of employment discrimination.
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We headed up Mulholland Drive, stopping briefly to take pictures of the Hollywood sign, and drove by houses owned by Johnny Depp and Jennifer Lopez.
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"And when the sun comes out, I'm headed up top," he said, referring to one of the 30 or so seats on the upper deck.
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We headed up by lift to a midpoint, drifting under the rows of stadium lights that would allow us to do some night skiing later.
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"This whole deal is a Rigged Fraud headed up by dishonest people who would do anything so that I could not become President," Trump added.
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The new firm is headed up by Matt Oczkowski, the former head of product at Cambridge Analytica, and the company's former lead data scientist David Wilkinson.
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"Inflation is headed up, not just on the consumer level but…inflation rising faster than any rate hikes we might get from the Fed," Schiff said.
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It's commonly referred to as the "Hays Code," named for Will H. Hays, a Republican lawyer who headed up the Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors Association.
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I headed up the stairs toward the big old school-seum with the intention of buying the same delicious jerk chicken meal I'd eaten last year.
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Another high-profile recruit from the technology world is Udi Manber, who previously headed up Google's search efforts and is now a technical advisor at Anthem.
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The Chinese e-commerce giant in 2013 set up a Silicon Valley branch, headed up by former Liberty Media executive Michael Zeisser, to oversee its investments.
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The "All About My Mother" director has never won the top prize at the French cinema festival, where he headed up the jury two years ago.
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Susan Bailey, a professor of radiation cancer biology and oncology based at Colorado State University, headed up the team focused on interpreting the twins' telomere activity.
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In late September it piled all its enterprise tools into a single bucket, Google Cloud, headed up by Diane Greene, who also sits on Google's board.
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Justin is a cinematographer and has headed up his own video production company, The Cut Company, for over a decade, recently doing video work for museums.
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However, I understand that the acquired Jinn app is being operated within Rico's Henchman team, which is headed up by Henchman app Managing Director Amarjit Pall.
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Meredith Whittaker, a research scientist who founded and headed up Google's Open Research group, was one of six women who organized the Google Walkout last November.
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Yamaguchi then headed up the arena stairs through the sea of about 232,000 yellow giveaway T-shirts draped neatly over the back of the arena seats.
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Their first foray into original programming was headed up by Mike Lazzo, and turned the original cells from the 1966 cartoon into a surreal talk show.
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The slate of progressive challengers to Feinstein, 84, is headed up by Kevin de León, the state Senate president, who formally joined the fray last month.
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In November 2018 DeepMind's health team, including Streams, was absorbed into a new Google subsdiary called Google Health, headed up by former Geisinger CEO David Feinberg.
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After a marching-band procession with different executives and government officials, I headed up to a balcony overlooking the park to hear some opening-day words.
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While Fowler was at Uber, Graves headed up human resources and Fowler wrote that she told Pham directly about the sexual harassment that she had experienced.
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Lee did not offer any additional context as to her opinion on Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general who previously headed up U.S. Southern Command.
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This year's festival was the first under a new dual-leadership structure headed up by the artistic director Carlo Chatrian and the executive director Mariette Rissenbeek.
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"Tell her the seltzer guy's here," Mr. Miller said to the doorman and headed up to the apartment of Frank and Lois Voyticky, also longtime customers.
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The Lazard Venture and Growth Banking team will be headed up by ex-Numis employees Garri Jones and Nick James, with both serving as managing directors.
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"It's like being in person without the hand sanitizer," Jennifer LeBlanc, CEO and founder of ThinkResults Marketing, an agency she's headed up completely remotely since 2003.
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The second plot centers on the Strucker family, an initially normal-seeming bunch headed up by dad Reed (Stephen Moyer) and mom Caitlin (Kate) (Amy Acker).
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During his time at the ride-hail company, Gangadhar headed up a department that handled things like storage and data systems as well as developer infrastructure.
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UBS is also merging its wealth management divisions covering Europe and emerging markets into a new unit to be headed up by emerging markets head Paul Raphael.
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Undeterred, Bill Simmons, who had headed up the program as part of his deal with HBO, launched a similar after-show (same hosts, different name) on Twitter.
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It was already known that Facebook had set up a group within the company to "explore" blockchain tech, headed up by long time Messenger chief David Marcus.
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Joining Kapadia in the company are Justin White, the former head of engineering at Blend and Adam Ting, who headed up product design at the mortgage company.
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Tusk Ventures is headed up by managing partner Jordan Nof, who joined the firm two years ago after spending five years with Blackstone Group as a director.
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Its IoT fund is headed up by Eitan Bienstock, who has worked in telecommunications, for a tech incubator in Australia, and briefly, for a corporate venture unit.
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"This all feeds into a narrative that Italy is headed up for a confrontation with the EU later this year," said Rabobank rates strategist Lyn Graham-Taylor.
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The scripts, from a team headed up by co-creator Jantje Friese, are endlessly clever in their construction, while not quite offering enough humanity to dig into.
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Andy Rubin, the tech powerhouse who created the Sidekick, cofounded Android, and, most recently, headed up Essential Products, is the latest public figure to face misconduct allegations.
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The stunning island is currently owned Keswick Developments, which is headed up by "family friend to the royal family," Edward Dawson-Damer, the Australian Financial Review reported.
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Rodriguez completed two previous face transplants, the first at University of Maryland, and headed up a team of more than 100 medical professionals who tackled Underwood's case.
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The current government is headed up by notoriously right-wing Viktor Orbán and composed of the neo-conservative party Fidesz, backed by the Christian Democratic People's Party.
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Curry started a fast break against the Rockets with a steal on the baseline and as he headed up court Harden, amazingly, stepped right in his path.
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We headed up an igarapé — the indigenous term for the Amazon's smaller rivers and streams — as Nigel hacked occasional branches out of the way with his machete.
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Headed up by Justin Vernon and members of the National, this musical collective and digital platform is committed to working collaboratively and keeping their events sponsor-free.
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He also headed up the foreign claims mission, ensuring that financial claims of hundreds of Iraqis whose land had been seized to build military bases were paid.
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Investors are looking ahead to this week's two-day Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting — which is to be headed up by newly-appointed Chair Jerome Powell.
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Phil Schiliro, the veteran House staffer who headed up Obama's legislative strategy, has heard the objections and run the tape back again and again in his head.
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Chinese contractor CITIC Construction is set to invest £320m in the first part of a £1.7bn London Royal Albert Docks project headed up by the developer ABP.
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He headed up the notorious Winter Hill Gang in Boston for years, responsible for "unfathomable" acts that terrorized the city, in the words of one federal judge.
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For help, I'm going to draw on Alison Silverstein, an energy analyst who headed up the technical work behind DOE's study and was one of its lead authors.
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Before TikTok: Vanessa Pappas was previously a major player at YouTube, where she worked for seven years and headed up the video platform's creative insights and growth teams.
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It's also got a good creative team, headed up by writers Bob Daily, Neil Goldman, and Garrett Donovan (the lattermost two have worked on both Scrubs and Community).
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Armada Interactive is headed up by serial entrepreneur Samuli Syvähuoko, whose started his career in gaming all the way back in 1995 with the founding of Remedy Entertainment.
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Within minutes, we were headed up his normal proving ground, a stretch of asphalt up a craggy mountain with sharp, zig-zagging turns called Little Tujunga Canyon Road.
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Patinex is headed up by Martin Ebner, a Swiss investor worth $2.8 billion according to Forbes, who has significant stakes in core banking technology vendors, Avaloq and Temenos.
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The San Francisco-based company headed up by co-founder Jack Dorsey is facing a steep stock decline and a slowing — by some metrics even declining — user base.
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Zinc's sister metal lead ended up 0.1 percent at $1,173, while nickel ended up 0.5 percent at $10,475, having earlier headed up near last week's 11 month peak.
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The new round is led by Luminar Ventures (headed up by Magnus Bergman and Jacob Key), with participation from previous backers Balderton Capital, Draper Associates, Moor, and Creandum.
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The club has also confirmed it has secured the support of a legal team headed up by "industry heavyweight" Philip Kolvin QC, alongside leading licensing solicitors Woods Whur.
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She noted that the prince, known as MBS, launched what has turned out to be a costly war in Yemen and headed up the surprise blockade of Qatar.
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Last we saw Pinkman, he was escaping from a gang of Nazis headed up by Uncle Jack, who were holding him hostage as their own personal meth cook.
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Before that he was considered for a Cabinet post, headed up Trump's panel investigating alleged voter fraud and was briefly considered for an administration job overseeing immigration policy.
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Much of the bad blood with Russia is caused by the Fake & Corrupt Russia Investigation, headed up by the all Democrat loyalists, or people that worked for Obama.
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Forde's embrace of Bitcoin makes sense: He was a senior advisor to the Obama administration on cryptocurrencies and other digital technologies, and headed up MIT's Digital Currency Initiative.
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CHICAGO — Terry Francona ducked under a drain pipe and headed up the dank and narrow tunnel leading to the visitors' clubhouse at Wrigley Field, the ancient baseball shrine.
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Republican strategist Mark McKinnon, who headed up communications for the George W. Bush campaigns, once said that the successful candidate is the one who tells the better story.
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Before joining the White House, Raffel headed up communications at Blumhouse Productions and previously represented Kushner through the public relations firm Hiltzik Strategies, where he was previously employed.
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Headed up by Rita (Paola Núñez), AMMO is the primary way by which the film homes in on its obvious-but-effective conceit: Lowrey and Burnett are old.
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A woman and her dog were headed up the airport escalator last week when the dog -- dressed in a tracksuit -- got it's paw caught in the landing grate.
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The film stars Johnson as Suzy Bannion, an American dancer who joins a top-tier company in Europe, headed up by an artistic director played by Tilda Swinton.
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Then last weekend, Jeff Jones, he was the president and was hired away from Target, he basically headed up both the driver and rider marketing stuff and operations.
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The Volkswagen board, frustrated with the pace of change at the German carmaker, ousted CEO Matthias Müller in favor of Herbert Diess, who previously headed up the VW brand.
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The doc is headed up by acclaimed filmmaker Jeanie Finlay, who was "embedded on the set" for a year to capture what it took to create the grand finale.
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The big picture: Google also has a cybersecurity company of its own, Chronicle, which was founded in 2016 and which is headed up by Stephen Gillett, formerly Symantec's COO.
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He was especially popular with Fox News, which played up the fact that Morgan headed up Border Patrol under Obama and was asked to resign when Trump took office.
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Ladwig headed up what was known as the "non-scientific payload program," which flew just one item: an art project that the NASA astronauts were too embarrassed to photograph.
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Moreover, BamBrogan alleged Shervin Pishevar pressured Hyperloop One investors to invest in Sherpa Capital, the venture capital fund headed up by Pishevar, in order to invest in the company.
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According to Vox, the Trump campaign brought Cambridge Analytica on in June 2016 to help with its digital operations, headed up by Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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Sebastian Thrun, Founder, Udacity: Prior to founding online educational service Udacity, Sebastian Thrun headed up Google X, helping make artificial intelligence a foundational key for the company's moonshot products.
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The campaign, which is headed up by Trump 2016 digital media director Brad Parscale, is expected to officially announce the new additions in the coming weeks, one source said.
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My real job work is menial enough, sure, but not in a medieval way, so I headed up to the Spitalfields City Farm to indulge in some agricultural slogging.
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" The video begins with the members of Eiffel 65's faces screened on televisions, headed up at the front by Jeffrey Jey as he introduces the titular "little guy.
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First, there was the 1975 British betting scandal, in which an illegal betting syndicate headed up by former Swindon Town star Jimmy Gauld was exposed by The Sunday People.
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Dustee Jenkins, who headed up communications for the Target retail chain until this summer, will take on the same role for Spotify, reporting to chief marketing officer Seth Farbman.
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Donahoe, who took over eBay in 2008 as now Hewlett Packard CEO Meg Whitman's replacement, headed up the e-commerce company's marketplace for three years before becoming top dog.
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But analysts warned that any government headed up by Cottarelli would be unlikely to win a confidence vote — meaning that snap elections could be called as early as August.
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Jeff Sessions who headed up congressional relations for the Trump campaign, will work to implement Trump's agenda on Capitol Hill as deputy chief of staff for legislative and intergovernmental affairs.
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Infowars, the media company headed up by broadcaster Alex Jones, used an image of Pepe the Frog in a poster sold on its website during the 2016 US presidential campaign.
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"Libra's mission is to be a simple, global currency and financial infrastructure that empowers billions of people," said Facebook's David Marcus, who runs Calibra and headed up the Libra project.
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In 1991, the Committee on Statistical Accuracy, headed up by Commissioner Fay Vincent, voted to define no-hitters as games of nine innings or more that ended with no hits.
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Lu most recently ran Microsoft's applications and services business, and previously headed up the Redmond-based company's search division having joined in 2009 following an 11-year stint with Yahoo.
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His pick for the top regulatory job on the Fed, Randy Quarles, has a finance background and headed up domestic financial regulation at the Treasury Department in the mid-aughts.
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He appeared in the Shrek franchise, This Is 40, guest starred on How I Met Your Mother, and, of course, headed up the '90s classic 3rd Rock From the Sun.
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On the red carpet: Everyone's got Stranger Things fever: Sterling K. Brown was spotted gushing over pint-sized star Millie Bobby Brown as he headed up to chat with PEOPLE.
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Fábrica de Startups, a four-year-old accelerator, is headed up by António Lucena de Faria, and concentrates on startups from Portuguese-speaking lands such as Brazil, Macao, and others.
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The steep rise in value was largely attributed to an anticipated ruling by the Securities and Exchange Commission on a proposed bitcoin investment fund, headed up by the Winklevoss twins.
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The MOBI working group is headed up by car industry veteran Chris Ballinger, who left his role as CFO and head of mobility services at Toyota Research Institute last month.
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The project, called The Transmigration of Morton F., was commissioned by Amsterdam's Holland Festival and is headed up by artistic director Sjaron Minailo with creative production by Ruben van Leer.
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"Much of the bad blood with Russia is caused by the Fake & Corrupt Russia Investigation, headed up by the all Democrat loyalists, or people that worked for Obama," he wrote.
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"Much of the bad blood with Russia is caused by the Fake & Corrupt Russia Investigation, headed up by the all Democrat loyalists, or people that worked for Obama," he said.
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The coverage group will be headed up by Pamela Aldsworth, formerly a managing director and head of venture-capital-relationship management at SVB, JPMorgan said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Randi Zuckerberg, who was an early employee at Facebook and headed up early live video efforts on the platform, is now the CEO of Zuckerberg Media, her own production company.
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Morgan Stanley has launched a senior coverage group in its EMEA fixed income capital markets business, which will be headed up by former financial institutions group co-head Cecile Hillary.
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"Much of the bad blood with Russia is caused by the Fake & Corrupt Russia Investigation, headed up by the all Democrat loyalists, or people that worked for Obama," Trump wrote.
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Monday's police murders are just the latest in a series of high-casualty attacks conducted by the CJNG cartel, which is headed up by 53-year-old Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes.
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The family boarded the boat in Red Hook, where Mr. Hodge and his wife live, bought glasses of rosé at the bar and then headed up to the top deck.
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She then headed back to Northwestern, where she ran LearnVest as a separate unit, became Northwestern's chief innovation officer and ultimately headed up its venture arm, Northwest Mutual Future Ventures.
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The TBS "Full Frontal" host made headlines in 2017 when she headed up an alternative event the same day as the real White House Correspondents' Association (WCHA) dinner in Washington.
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Before he headed up the JAIC, Shanahan ran Project Maven, the computer vision project that aimed to take reams of aerial surveillance footage and automate the detection of enemy forces.
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In the first six months of the Clinton administration, Yerxa headed up the trade representative's efforts to add two-side agreements on labor and the environment to the NAFTA deal.
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Kay came from 20 years at Morgan Stanley, and among other roles, she headed up the group that structured mortgage-backed securities and other products as the financial crisis hit.
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What can they say now The coolest story is that John Beale, the man who headed up CLIMATE CHANGE for the government, is a proven con man and total phoney.
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"This is probably my eighth or ninth CPAC, and it feels very different," said Mark Lloyd of Virginia, who headed up a Tea Party organization before backing the Trump campaign.
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Kourtney, 39, also addressed the fire on her Instagram Stories Saturday, sharing that although the blaze had been headed "up the hill towards my house," it "just stopped" on its own.
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There's a really awesome effect artist here in Vancouver, and he basically headed up our practical division where we build all of the props for the pieces we've filmed so far.
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Gordon believes the large-cap Nasdaq index is set to rise even more, pointing to a gradual drop in the QQQ as an indicator that the index could be headed up.
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" P. Chidambaram, who headed up the Ministry of Home Affairs in 2009, told Indian newswire service ANI that "if anybody is going to monitor computers, then it is an Orwellian state.
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Bernstein was the founder and CTO of Sphero, which quickly moved from remote control ball to Disney darling, and Enwall headed up Revolv, which ultimately got sucked up into Google/Nest.
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Lambert Sonna Momo headed up a collaboration between his company, Global ID, and the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), which combines the former's biometric tech with the latter's crypto chops.
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Dissecting Mnangagwa's first speech This is the man who has headed up the feared intelligence agency as well as the defense and justice ministries during times of state oppression and brutality.
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The migrants were brought to Italy because SOS Mediterranée rescued them in the Libyan search-and-rescue area, and the effort was headed up by the rescue coordination center in Rome.
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From the Moolah, I headed up North Grand Boulevard past the shining marquee of the 299s-era Fox Theater in search of some live music, an area where St. Louis shines.
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Former senior White House officials like Bill Stepien, who left recently as political director, and Justin Clark, who headed up the White House's Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, have joined the campaign.
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Hubbard served as an assistant attorney general in the antitrust bureau of the New York attorney general's office and headed up coverage of monopolization and tech platforms for the Capitol Forum.
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Henley headed up a star-studded leaderboard, with Dustin Johnson (five under), Rickie Fowler (two under), Justin Thomas (two under), Jordan Spieth and Jason Day (both one under) all in contention.
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"The Radical Left Democrats and their Fake News Media partners, headed up again by Little Adam Schiff, and batting Zero for 21 against me, are at it again!" he wrote online.
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Chris Meany, a partner at Wilson Meany, a real estate development firm in San Francisco, recently headed up a project in San Mateo, about a half-hour south of San Francisco.
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Blackened Death Records (which is headed up by Gaylord's Richard "Pope Richard" Weekes, who we featured recently) dropped the second installment of their W.O.M.A.N. (Worldwide Organization of Metalheads Against Nazis) compilation.
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Elise Stefanik, who headed up the GOP's candidate recruitment this year, told the Washington Post that she asked McCarthy during his run for leadership how he planned to improve that recruitment.
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I headed up business development for them, and in a couple of years, we grew from 1,000 to 15,000 people, and my role was to interface with the startups in Silicon Valley.
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But the return landings of rockets could dramatically cut costs of space missions, something that SpaceX and rival Blue Origin, which is headed up by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, hope to achieve.
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Hackett, previously headed up Ford Smart Mobility, the arm of the company dedicated to building its autonomous driving program, and before that spent two decades as CEO at Steelcase, a furniture company.
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Dubbed the Atomico Angel Programme, and unveiled on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin, the new initiative is headed up by newly promoted Atomico Partner Sophia Bendz, with support from Associate Will Dufton.
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This morning, CEO Jonathan Jaglom (who took the helm of the company last February) headed up a press conference at the startup's downtown Brooklyn offices to layout MakerBot's plan for the future.
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As Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie prepare to end their marriage, both stars have a team of big names in their respective courts, headed up by some of Hollywood's most powerful lawyers.
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The R1, which goes on sale today for $2,24 and ships in about two to three weeks, is the product of a roughly 21-person team headed up by former MIT graduates.
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He joins from London fintech Plum, where he headed up the startup's investing and savings product, and prior to that is said to have led product, compliance and operations teams at TransferWise.
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But with what he sees as support around the $46 or $47 level, Nathan thinks that EWW could be headed up and the trader could be making a solid pre-election trade.
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Indeed, their ceasefire with the Mexican government was brokered by the Catholic diocese in San Cristóbal de las Casas, as headed up by the bishop and well known liberation theologian Samuel Ruiz.
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"Carriers of the mutation have longer days than the planet gives them, so they are essentially playing catch-up for their entire lives," said Alina Patke, who headed up the research effort.
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Across town, Fox's VFX Lab has built its own virtual production facility, headed up by the same person who developed the virtual filming techniques James Cameron used a decade ago on Avatar.
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The French national, 64, headed up the major carmaking alliance consisting of Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi Motors, but his arrest has sent shockwaves through markets and forced major changes upon the businesses.
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The Sylmar five piece, headed up by vocalist/songwriter Adrian Acosta, has been earning quite the reputation as a live act, playing alongside mainstays like Young Jesus and new Partisan signees Goon.
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Nick Winfield headed up from Seattle, where he covers Amazon and Microsoft for The Times, to Vancouver to look at plans to create a cross border technology corridor between the two cities.
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Read his candid editor's note here... (Nevada Independent) -- "Harvey Weinstein is reaching out to new lawyers to shore up his criminal defense team, currently headed up by superstar attorney Ben Brafman..." (Beast)
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We got Marvin out at LAX fresh off signing a five year $40 million contract with Detroit and had to ask ... is he headed up to Motown to be the new Megatron?
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"The sheriff who headed up the idea was praised for his innovation by most, and a bridge was built between cannabis growers and the police for the first time ever," says Greg.
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The NY/PA Food Fight was hosted by the political news groups City & State PA and City & State NY, and Congresswomen Maloney and Pennsylvania Congressman Brendan Boyle headed up their respective delegations.
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"Much of the bad blood with Russia is caused by the Fake & Corrupt Russia Investigation, headed up by the all Democrat loyalists, or people that worked for Obama," Trump tweeted last week.
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The festival celebrates 100 years of Philippine life, history, and culture as captured on film, and is headed up by filmmakers Jewel Maranan, Baby Ruth Villarama, Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala, and Monster Jimenez.
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The company has also opened an office across the pond in San Francisco's financial district, headed up by Andrew Gilboy, general manager, North America, who was previously the company's chief revenue officer.
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So, I decided to try for a "Hail Mary" and bring out something I have been advocating for since I was mayor of Philadelphia and headed up an organization called Rebuild America.
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But this series from Noah Hawley (Fargo) is still a delightful trip to watch, filled with visually stunning moments, wildly inventive action sequences, and a terrific ensemble cast, headed up by Dan Stevens.
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However, in case you aren't familiar with Andy's work, he was an early Apple employee, including being a founding member of the original Macintosh team headed up by a then young Steve Jobs.
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QUESTION: Can we ask what you're going to do and also, we've heard about a -- a review of the intelligence community headed up by Steven Feinberg, what can you tell us about that?
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A piece of technology called SAGE-III is also headed up to the station, where it will be mounted to the outside of the ISS in order to study the ozone of Earth.
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After inviting a pet rat named Buddy into our studio for a squeak-recording session, we headed up to the University of Washington to see what we could learn from Buddy's quiet chatter.
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Kelley joined the General Mills team in 1921 and rose to the title of Director of the Home Service Department in 1946, where she headed up a 50-woman team of recipe developers.
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Blue Vision will sit within Lyft's Level 22015 autonomous car division headed up by Luc Vincent (who joined the company last year as VP of engineering after creating and running Google Street View).
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In an effort to make its technology safe, Zoox has brought on Mark Rosekind (left), who headed up the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and aviation industry and safety engineering veteran Gonzalo Rey.
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Last year the publisher launched a brand-new division headed up by former ESPN CEO Steve Bornstein focused entirely on e-sports, and at the beginning of 2016, Activision acquired pioneering organization MLG.
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This movie opens up with Aladdin and Jasmine's wedding, which is interrupted by the arrival of the Forty Thieves — a murderous gang headed up by Cassim, the King of Thieves and Aladdin's father.
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The memo, from markets co-heads Carey Lathrop and Andy Morton, said the new group — called Equities and Securities Services — will be headed up by three executives: The memo detailed additional role changes.
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Family-friendly stop-motion animation "Miss Camel" tells the story of a camel traveling from Saudi Arabia to Abu Dhabi, and won over the IWC Filmmakers jury, headed up by actress Cate Blanchett.
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Lots of dressed-up couples were headed up the stairs while I, in my wrinkled car trip attire, and accompanied by a Maltipoo and 10-year-old child, felt instantly frumpy in comparison.
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In the morning, the Americans lounged around the hotel in their slippers, watching the slalom race on TV. Some of the coaches headed up to ski the powder snow that had fallen overnight.
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He credits his administrative partners, who headed up research specific to each commission and oversaw logistics, and the designers who produced drawings and thus helped to work out various kinks in the design.
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This afternoon, the Fieri family is headed up to their ranch, where a quarter-acre garden bursting with organic produce and 290 goats—Fieri's nontoxic answer to weed and poison oak control—await.
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And, on Tuesday, we got some concrete evidence of Trump's plans: He announced that Brad Parscale, who headed up the digital operation for Trump in 2016, would be his campaign manager in 2020.
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"We headed up the stairs to leave the platform and go back inside the Capitol, shaking hands along the way," Clinton writes in her forthcoming book, "What Happened," according to The Daily Beast.
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QUESTION: Can we ask what you're going to do and also, we've heard about a — a review of the intelligence community headed up by Steven Feinberg, what can you tell us about that?
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Ironically, the government arm that enforces drilling safeguards, Interior's Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, is now headed up by Scott Angelle, a Louisiana native with ties to the oil and gas industry.
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The company has announced that Terry Myerson, the longtime Microsoftie who headed up the company's Windows and Devices businesses, is leaving the company, and along with that the company changing up its executive management.
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He also headed up Facebook's mergers and acquisitions group, shepherding deals like its 2012 acquisition of Instagram — as well as a 2007 investment and commercial deal from Microsoft that valued Facebook at $15 billion.
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When I headed up to Steve Case's New York City hotel room to interview him about his new book, I wondered if he was still steamed about a Newsweek column I wrote in 1996.
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Headed up by Kaidi Ruusalepp, who was previously CEO of the Nasdaq Tallinn stock exchange, Estonia's Funderbeam is on a mission to build what she calls a "funding and trading engine for growth companies".
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Berge, who became a patron of the arts and later headed up the Bastille Opera in Paris, was the partner of late designer Yves Saint Laurent and helped him bring the label to prominence.
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Anderson, who headed up security efforts for the company's government programs, learned of the incident a month after the fact and reported it to higher-ups at AeroVironment and the US Department of Defense.
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Mason, a North Carolina native, previously headed up the government affairs division at Lowe's for 10 years before joining the Trump campaign, where he became one of the campaign's first Washington-based staffers. Sen.
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In a 1983 study headed up by Professor Thomas Cash, researchers found that when participants looked at photos of attractive celebrities versus attractive peers, they reported more negative self-esteem when looking at peers.
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The centrists, now headed up by her most vocal critic, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, are a good bet to remain focused on the increased spending required to make any major expansion work.
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In January, Doucette headed up to Oregon to join Ryan Payne and two of Bundy's sons during the 210-day armed standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, which left one militia member dead.
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A 2012 study, headed up by Hagger, found that even just swishing a sugary drink around in one's mouth seemed to give people more willpower to perform feats of physical strength or tedious tasks.
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Following his departure, Daiwa's European fixed income business will be headed up by Yuzo Yonemoto, who has held a number of senior fixed income positions, including as head of FICC in the Asia region.
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Tech stocks, headed up by Apple Inc, led all three major U.S. indexes into the black following the announcement, which calmed fears over the U.S.-China trade war and growing signs of imminent recession.
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The announcement comes one month after the DeepMind cofounder who had headed up its health business, Mustafa Suleyman, confirmed he was on a leave of absence from the business for reasons that are unclear.
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The company's product team will be run by Daniel Graf — who recently replaced Ed Baker as head of product — and the engineering team will continue to be headed up by company CTO Thuan Pham.
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The Space Suit Art Project is headed up by director of MD Anderson's Arts in Medicine Program Ian Cion and resulted in astronaut Kate Rubins donning a vibrant space suit decorated by cancer patients.
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Many French beaches are staffed during the July-August peak holiday period with lifeguards and a small team of safety and health staff headed up by an officer from the CRS riot police department.
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Later that evening, I headed up to the Stone, in its new location inside the New School, in order to see a group led by guitarist Gyan Riley (one of the members of Dither).
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That streak continues with Neighbors 2, with Rogen and Byrne taking on a sorority (headed up by Chloe Grace Moretz) that's determined to be just as much of a hedonistic shitshow as any frat.
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The company's fleet of networks (headed up by ABC) have had some success at the Emmys in the comedy categories but lag far behind networks like HBO, Netflix, or FX at recent trophy ceremonies.
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We got our room keys, listened to some info about our room's location and the perks of the executive lounge, and then headed up to our 12th-floor room accompanied by a polite bellman.
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Wayne would star as Sylvester in the musical, while Bowman headed up directing duties, and their first production opened in 2012 at New York's Le Poisson Rouge only a year after they first met.
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I got my key promptly and headed up to my third-floor room, dubbed "Roomy," which is among four categories in order of size: Snug, Cosy (again, European-size, and spelling!), Roomy, and Biggy.
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He has won over many rank and file members fed up with propping up the government headed up by Merkel, who has depended on the SPD in 10 of her 14 years in power.
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Brigham McCown, who headed up PHMSA for two years under former President George W. Bush, said the fatality could complicate restart efforts in upcoming days as multiple state and federal agencies investigate the incident.
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"The Radical Left Democrats and their Fake News Media partners, headed up again by Little Adam Schiff, and batting Zero for 85033 against me, are at it again!" he tweeted earlier in the day.
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One of Trump's would-be picks, Diane Sykes, is the ex-wife of Charles Sykes, a Wisconsin conservative radio host who headed up a mission to stop Trump from winning the state's primary in April.
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U.S. home furnishing chain Restoration Hardware has even jumped on the trend, with a glitzy eatery and rooftop sitting area at its recently opened New York store, headed up by Au Cheval restaurateur, Brendan Sodikoff.
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Credit Suisse will be looking to put the scandal to bed with the appointment of Gottstein, who has been with the bank for 20 years and has headed up the Swiss domestic market since 2015.
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But from the first episode on, Azaria and the series' writers (headed up by creator Joel Church-Cooper, a Funny or Die vet) begin chipping away at that one joke to reveal the guy underneath.
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Sebastian (Ryan Gosling), a diehard nostalgist who longs for the purity of early jazz, is having second thoughts about joining The Messengers, a band headed up by his old friend and rival Keith (John Legend).
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EUROPEAN KNOW-HOW Geely's design has been refined by British designer Peter Horbury, who headed up design at Volvo in the 1990s and oversaw it for Jaguar, Aston Martin and Ford's other brands from 2002.
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The journey from the riverside village of Eton is one that Princes William and Harry would take when they headed up to the castle for tea with granny the Queen during their high school days.
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Though there are products that work with organic spices to purportedly prevent food spoilage, professors at Ben Gurion University Arie Markus and Charles Linder headed up research and development team to create Phresh's specific powder.
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Califf would join shortly after the launch of Verily's baseline study, a well-funded effort headed up by fellow cardiologist Jessica Mega to study human health by tracking 10,000 people over at least 4 years.
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Virgin Orbit will focus on dedicated launches of small satellites (smallsats), and will be headed up by Dan Hart, a longtime Boeing vet who acted as VP of Government Satellite Systems at his last gig.
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The new government will almost certainly be the last headed up by the Castro brothers and their generation of leaders who have ruled Cuba since they swept down from the mountains in the 2300 revolution.
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Watch: This Is a Political Occupation Antifascist organizers kept up a relentless chant of "no pasaran" ("they shall not pass" in Spanish), their ranks powerfully headed up by an assembly of women and nonbinary supporters.
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Synopsis: Kidnapped boy Phillip Perry strikes up a friendship with his captor Butch Haynes, an escaped convict on the run from the law, while the search is headed up by honorable Texas Ranger "Red" Garrett.
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"I think it's actually harder than doing the technology," said Cheng, who has headed up Microsoft's Future Social Experience lab for several years, after previously doing human interface work on Windows Vista, among other projects.
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On Saturday morning, the mother of three gave her followers an update on her Instagram Story, sharing that although the blaze had been headed "up the hill towards my house," it "just stopped" on its own.
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From the archive: Cops apologize for deadly drug raid 'They blew it up, started over' George Turner, who today is the APD police chief, headed up recruitment and training efforts at the time of Johnston's death.
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Separately, Vice President Mike Pence, who headed up the transition, was notified in a November letter from the top Democrat on the House oversight committee that Flynn's firm had lobbied on behalf of a foreign power.
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The film has an all-female cast headed up by Adele Haenel and Noemie Merlant, who told a news conference on Monday that behind the corsets and the candlelight, the film has a particular resonance today.
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The film festival's top Palme d'Or prize will be announced on Saturday evening after the jury headed up by Mexican filmmaker Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu hash out their picks from the movies vying in the main selection.
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"We recognised the equipment but we didn't know it'd be for beer—we just thought it would be some kind of alcohol," says Li Liu, professor of Chinese archeology at Stanford, who headed up the research.
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Kaufman co-directed the film along with Duke Johnson, a stop-motion vet who's headed up episodes of the Starburns Industries shows Morel Orel and Mary Shelley's Frankenhole, as well as the claymation Community Christmas special.
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The move comes six weeks after the Grammys initiated a task force—headed up by Tina Tchen, former Chief of Staff to First Lady Michelle Obama—to look into biases against women in the music industry.
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Three months later, Dr. Devauchelle and Dr. Dubernard headed up the two teams that performed the surgery, grafting lips, a nose and a chin from a 46-year-old brain-dead donor onto Ms. Dinoire's face.
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LendingClub&aposs current chief capital officer, Valerie Kay, spent 20 years at Morgan Stanley where, among other roles, she headed up the group that structured mortgage-backed securities and other products as the financial crisis hit.
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That's why it's a big deal that Toyota's research group, headed up by noted self-driving engineer Gill Pratt, has chosen to work with Luminar, even in the limited capacity that the companies are working together today.
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Tuesday's episode of This Is Us didn't just bring us thisclose to the very moment in which Jack Pearson will die — a raging fire was headed up the staircase — it also revealed the cause of said blaze.
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Created by a new studio headed up by Ken Wong, lead designer on the first Monument Valley, Florence is a brief, poignant romance that combines elements of comic books and video games into an interactive love story.
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While her father, Guy, headed up the West Coast burger chain for six years in the 1990s, he was arrested for public intoxication, suffered from a drug-related heart attack and three drug overdoses, according to Forbes.
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I soon became like the veteran waitresses I had worked with before: I trained the new hires, I headed up the close-outs at the end of the night, I pushed people who were in my way.
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Peter Gabriel, St. Vincent (aka Annie Clark), Jon Hopkins, and Esa-Pekka Salonen are going to help The Sync Project — the initiative headed up by former Nokia design head Marko Ahtisaari — explore the future of musical medicine.
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Prior to setting up fast-growing Summit in 2009, the Denver materials group's chief executive Thomas Hill headed up CRH's North American arm and went on to poach a number of other senior U.S.-based CRH executives.
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Dubrovnik, the city in Croatia whose 13th-century city walls have been used in Game of Thrones, has about 30,000 medieval manuscripts, according to David Messinger, who headed up the project for RIT's Center for Imaging Science.
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Before that Saragnese headed up the CT, Molecular imaging and image processing divisions within GE Healthcare, and prior to that he was the overall GE Healthcare Chief Technology Officer and the General Manager of GE's MRI business.
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The writers' room is full of crack comedy writers, headed up by no less a brilliant comedy mind than Jesse Armstrong, a protégé of Veep creator Armando Iannucci (who also co-created the terrific Britcom Peep Show).
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This time, it's Empower Finance, a San Francisco-based company that's headed up by former Sequoia Capital partner Warren Hogarth and which just closed on $20 million in Series A funding from Icon Ventures and Defy Ventures.
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" The big picture: EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland testified yesterday that Giuliani headed up the White House's diplomatic efforts in Ukraine, saying that he only worked with Trump's personal lawyer "because the president directed us to do so.
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As I headed up a hill, I kept checking to make sure I was heading the right direction — the grey, modern city streets did not match up with the photos of the temple I had seen online.
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WATCH THE PARADE LIVE HERE The parade started at Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, then headed up Broad to City Hall before moving its way to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, home of the famous "Rocky" staircase.
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Located in a small space (formerly a kebab restaurant) in the Prenzlauerberg neighborhood, the tiny kitchen is headed up by two recent and young Berlin transplants: the Israeli chef Ben Zviel and Samina Raza, a London native.
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Tau Cross, the multinational metal supergroup headed up by Amebix frontman/crust O.G. Rob Miller and Voivod drummer/Quebec prog-metal legend Michel Langevin, will be upon us once again with their new album Pillar of Fire.
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Based on Jonathan Evison's enjoyable novel about a first-time caregiver to those with disabilities, this Netflix original with a cast headed up by Paul Rudd could prove to be hugely charming, or it could be unbearably schmaltzy.
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Beyond the department stores, Restoration Hardware has six U.S. restaurants, including a glitzy eatery and rooftop sitting area at its recently opened New York store, headed up by restaurateur Brendan Sodikoff, the man behind Chicago's popular Au Cheval.
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However, that record is set to be beat by astronaut Jeff Williams, who is headed up to the space station next week; by the end of his mission, he'll have logged a total of 534 days in space.
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As for the dinosaur tail itself, Xing persuaded the Dexu Institute of Palaeontology in Chaozhou to purchase it, and has since headed up an international team of researchers to analyse the fossil with computerized tomography (CT) scanning techniques.
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LONDON, Feb 24 (IFR) - Morgan Stanley has launched a senior coverage group in its Europe, Middle East and Africa fixed income capital markets business, which will be headed up by former financial institutions group co-head Cecile Hillary.
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Rather than demonizing any of its characters, The A Word attempts to understand all of them and their very human foibles, and it boasts a terrific cast, headed up by Lee Ingleby and Morven Christie as the parents.
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Boucher, who joined Ireland's largest lender by assets in 2003, headed up its corporate banking and retail divisions before being appointed CEO in February 2009, shortly after the bank, like all other Irish lenders, sought a state bailout.
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Now, the company has hired Bernard Coleman III — who headed up that same department at the failed Hillary Clinton presidential campaign — to put together a new and innovative kind of diversity report in the aftermath of Fowler's allegations.
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From Vancouver Island, we headed up into the tiny inlets along the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia; when the tide rushes out through particularly slim channels on this part of the coast, white-water rapids and whirlpools form.
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Last year, 28-year-old Edgar Maddison Welch stumbled across rumors—started on Twitter, circulated on Reddit, "confirmed" on Infowars—that top Democratic leaders were running a secret pedophilia ring, headed up by then presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
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Yet when I would work with ateliers in the factories, especially during my years at Gucci, quite often they were headed up by women and you were in a place of discussing and trying to work problems out.
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Starting just before the September 11 attacks, which roiled the airline and airplane industry, he headed up the unit that builds aircraft engines, a unit which posted $47 billion in annual sales by the end of his tenure.
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The game is being headed up by David Sirlin, former lead designer on Capcom's Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, and it includes a number of features aimed at making it easier for new players to understand and play.
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The source said this was part of an effort to replace the transition team members associated with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who previously headed up the transition team's efforts until being replaced by Vice President-elect Mike Pence.
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For nearly twenty years, he's headed up SCAPE (Scottish Coastal Archaeology and the Problem of Erosion), an effort to record, preserve, and monitor eroding archaeological sites along the Scottish coastline, by bringing together academics, government agencies, and local communities.
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Choi was Lee's mentor and headed up Samsung's Corporate Strategy Office - dubbed the 'control tower' - for more than four years before it was disbanded earlier this year after it came under fire for its role in the graft scandal.
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But then a social worker showed up, first prodding and later insisting that Florence take Kim into Manhattan, where Dr. Louis Cooper headed up the Rubella Project, a long-term research and care effort he founded at Bellevue Hospital.
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"If gasoline was $2500 a gallon, consumers would amortize the costs of an electric vehicle pretty quickly," said former GM vice chairman Bob Lutz, who headed up the development of the original Chevy Volt, a pioneering plug-in hybrid.
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"Much is being done by the residents themselves and the civilian volunteers who have traveled to the area to help, but they are working against the clock," said Chris Staines, who headed up the IFRC delegation in North Korea.
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The money totaled $2.2 million, and was split roughly evenly between Democratic firm the Podesta Group—headed up by Tony Podesta, brother of Hillary Clinton adviser John Podesta—and Republican firm Mercury LLC, headed by former congressman Vin Weber.
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Headed up by two long time members—Alexander Nordgaren and Svein Egil Hatlevik—Fleurety are joined here by collaborators Czral-Michael Eide (Virus, Aura Noir) and Linn Nystadnes on vocals, as well as a flautist and a backing singer.
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"If gasoline was $27 a gallon, consumers would amortize the costs of an electric vehicle pretty quickly," said former GM vice chairman Bob Lutz, who headed up the development of the original Chevy Volt, a pioneering plug-in hybrid.
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With European elections looming in May - another big test for Macron - France's far right "National Rally" party, formerly known as the National Front and headed up by Marine Le Pen, is consolidating its position, the Ifop poll also showed.
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Arpad Bella, who headed up the border station unit posted at the Sopron crossing in August 1989, said he had his hands full with the Pan-European Picnic, a political jamboree packed with hundreds of "Ossies", or east Germans.
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But Murphy, who's always been a stronger director than writer, is only producing and directing here; scripting duties belong to a team headed up by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, the duo who turned scripts like The People vs.
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Garland headed up the investigations into the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing while serving in the Justice Department during Clinton's administration, and apparently did not object to seeking the death penalty for convicted bombers, The New York Times has reported.
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McConaughey headed up the entire design, making many big decisions about the cabin's construction while adding little touches like especially curated books, including Ralph Waldo Emerson's collection of essays, and "The Greatest Salesman in the World" by Og Mandino.
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That world was of course marked by the Cold War rivalry and division of spheres, but there was little doubt that the United States headed up what came to be a Western alliance created to defend liberal capitalist values.
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That said, To The Stars Academy isn't run solely by a former pop-punk prince, but is instead headed up by James Semivan, a former CIA agent, and Hal Puthoff, a former NASA and US Department of Defense adviser.
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At the end of the week, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue is headed up to Prince Edward Island to meet with his counterpart, Lawrence MacAulay, for a long-planned event designed to showcase cooperation in agriculture between the two nations.
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The Deuce — created by David Simon, the mind behind The Wire and Treme — follows the turbulent rise of the porn industry in New York City as headed up by twin brothers Vincent and Frankie Martino (both to be played by Franco).
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But even if it hadn't, I would have seen enough in the pilot to make me cautiously optimistic, beyond the fact that Wigfield created it and the great cast (headed up by Briga Heelan and Andrea Martin as Katie and Carol).
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Photo: APIrma was projected to retain much of its strength as it headed up the west coast; since it will remain on or close to the coast, it will be able to recharge power from unusually warm waters in the Gulf.
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The mother of three, who had previously evacuated from her Calabasas home and sought refuge in sister Kendall Jenner's house, shared that although the blaze had been headed "up the hill towards my house," it "just stopped" on its own.
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She followed the tech inside and headed up to the maternity ward, where she learned that her cervix was shortening precipitously, a precursor to labor—it was already down to 1.1 centimeters, less than half of what it should have been.
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As of next month, internationally-renowned toymaker Lego will be headed up by the first non-Danish CEO, but according to the man who will be taking the reins of the brand, he doesn't expect this to be an issue.
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Founded in 2014 and headed up by CEO Nils Mattisson, who I'm told spent seven years in the Exploratory Design Group at Apple, Minut wants to make home security monitoring more affordable, but in a way that doesn't compromise on privacy.
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Rain on the horizon The storm that hit the Southeast turned into a nor'easter as it headed up the Eastern seaboard overnight into the morning, with strong wind gusts of 250-2125 mph expected overnight, said Taylor Ward, a CNN meteorologist.
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David Marcus, the Facebook exec who headed up the Libra effort and now runs the company's subsidiary developing services for users to save and spend Libra, testified before Congress in July, but many lawmakers weren't entirely satisfied with what they heard.
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However, unlike the cut-and-dried U.S. swimming and track and field trials where you win and you are in, a three-member selection panel headed up by Karolyi will have the final say on the makeup of the gymnastics team.
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Here's what he had to say: Neil, who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault in July after allegedly assaulting an autograph seeker in Las Vegas earlier in the year, appears on this year's Celebrity Apprentice, now headed up by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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The new Intel ADG will be headed up by Intel vet Doug Davis, who previously led the IoT group and is putting off his retirement after 30 years with the chipmaker to act as SVP and strategic lead for the group.
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"Winter-time was just dreadful since we didn't participate in any winter sport," Wagstaff said, and so he and Marrder would be left behind as his family and friends headed up to the ski resorts for a weekend of fun.
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The suggestion was that the now Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, met with Durov a year ago, when Pichai headed up Google product, to made an offer to buy the messaging platform — only for his overtures to be firmly rejected by Durov.
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On Wednesday, the Countess of Strathearn – as she's known north of the Scottish border – headed up to Edinburgh for a day full of events focused on children's mental health, a cause she's been championing regularly over the past few months.
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But around the movie's midpoint — when the central trio stops to rest on a little farm with a friendly family headed up by actors Eriq La Salle and Elise Neal — all of that violence starts to gain a terrible weight.
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Prior to Stripe, Shefali headed up compliance, business conduct and risk across Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa for Apple, was the Chief Compliance & Ethics Officer for Christie's worldwide and worked in private wealth compliance for Goldman Sachs across Europe.
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The mass exodus at Social Capital continues Since then, Axios is reporting Social Capital associate Tejinder Gill has been hired by Collaborative Fund as a principal and that Alex Chee, who headed up product development, is leaving too — whereabouts unknown.
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TMZ also says that prosecutors were swayed by an affidavit from Secret Service agent Barton Brown, who headed up former Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderGOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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The group of the 20 states, led by California, and the coalition of immigration and environmental groups headed up by the ACLU have individually asked District Judge Haywood Gilliam to issue a preliminary injunction to halt construction of the wall.
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While working with Mugabe, Mnangagwa headed up the feared intelligence agency as well as the defense and justice ministries during times of state oppression and brutality, and is tainted by accusations of his involvement in the Matebeleland massacres in the 1980s.
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Trump's expected limits on U.S. business deals will target the Armed Forces Business Enterprises Group (GAESA), a conglomerate involved in all sectors of the economy that is headed up by General Luis Alberto Rodriguez, reportedly President Raul Castro's son-in-law.
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They're headed up by multimillionaire grey cloud 'leisure tycoon' Steffan King, distinguished recipient of the Weekly Wanker award from the excellent A Thousand Flowers, and a man described as having 'the aura of a shipping clerk', with marginally worse hair.
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Depp did a lap of honor with Lagerfeld at the end of the show but the designer, who has headed up the house for over three decades, declined to give any post-show interviews for the first time in many years.
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When Mookie Betts blasted a three-run homer in the eighth inning off Aroldis Chapman, his welcome-back gift from the disabled list, Yankees fans headed up the aisles for the exit, seeing little point in watching the Red Sox celebrate.
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I opted for turning off the 210 at Davenport Beach, its own bakery and roadhouse looking exploration-worthy for another time, and headed up to Big Basin Redwoods State Park, California's oldest state park, because I had never been there, either.
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This principle of net neutrality came under threat in May after the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which is headed up by Ajit Pai who was appointed by President Donald Trump, voted to reverse rules put in place under Obama.
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Meanwhile, I understand that Fly Ventures will still be headed up by partners Fredrik Bergenlid (tech lead) and Gabriel Matuschka (investment lead), and there are no plans to open a formal London office as such — Berlin will remain Fly's home.
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Or the writing, by a team headed up by showrunner Marti Noxon (of Buffy and UnREAL fame) and Flynn, which takes its time unfolding the several layers of small-town mystery alongside its deeper and deeper exploration of Camille's character.
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When the scraggly pack — headed up by two males Jackson affectionately calls "Pedro" and "Samson" — lopes in, Jackson clicks a handheld device to keep them in line, and then orders them to attack the wolves so he can get some refugees to safety.
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Before Steve Bannon became a chief strategist for President Donald Trump or headed up media outlet Breitbart News, he was best known as a filmmaker of right-wing projects and a major figure in the small conservative community within the movie industry.
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We learned that bin Salman allegedly hacked Bezos' personal phone in May 2018 — just months before Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in a plot that the CIA and U.S. Senate determined was headed up by none other than bin Salman.
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Among those on track to enter the Senate for the first time are Bong Go, Duterte's closest aide; Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa, the former police chief who headed up Duterte's war on drugs; and Imee Marcos, daughter of former dictator Ferdinand Marcos.
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He has since been promoted to a top job at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C. Bowdich testified last week that he was told about Wexler's blog posts when he headed up the Los Angeles field office and that he took them seriously.
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And that means the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, which has been run by Republican climate science deniers for the last eight years, will for the first time since the 1990s be headed up by someone with a STEM background.
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A good clue that we were being set up is that not only is the Trump administration's North Korea policy being headed up by Donald Trump, but it has been conducted so far like you would expect a bullshitter to conduct policy.
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As we also suspected, however, this means that Once Upon a Time in Shaolin now gets another chapter in its fabled existence: it'll become the property of the US government, specifically the Department of Justice, which is headed up by, uh, Jeff Sessions.
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Wray headed up the Justice Department's criminal division from 20163 to 2005 under President George W. Bush and is currently a litigation partner at the DC-based law firm King & Spalding, where he chairs the firm's Special Matters and Government Investigations Practice Group.
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Sting, who headed up hit pop music band The Police before a long solo career, announced the news, saying on his website that the show would seek to honour those killed and the historic venue that is reopening after a year of renovation.
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And then consider that ABC is the network of Black-ish and Fresh Off the Boat and Shonda Rhimes's assorted dramas, and the only network in broadcast TV history to be headed up by a black person (in this case, Channing Dungey).
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According to the "Protecting our Ability to Counter Hacking Bill" or the "PATCH Bill", a board headed up by the Secretary of Homeland Security shall consider if a vulnerability discovered by the NSA should be disclosed to the companies concerned or the public.
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Even so, Pruitt knew that Icahn would likely want to discuss one particular issue— RIN credits—and as Pruitt and an aide headed up Fifth Avenue they searched the Internet for information on the credits system and its impact on Icahn's refiner.
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Beach is reportedly already doing the same thing — Calloway said on Friday that Beach has sold the rights to her essay to a studio adaptation headed up by Ryan Murphy for over $1 million, although it's not clear whether Calloway was joking.
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One afternoon last week, she hopped out of a charcoal-gray Mazda and headed up the sidewalk past rows of identical tile-roofed condominiums, looking for the solitary dot on her cellphone map that identified a potential voter's name, age and gender.
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What's obviously really going on: O'Malley is a government stooge, duh, and he was sent by the old conspiracy (headed up by the Cigarette Smoking Man, whom we see briefly at episode's end) to divert Mulder from whatever the truth has mutated into.
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The president's complaint represents yet another indication of his eagerness for a captivating, media-minded showing by the squad of conservative attorneys arguing against his removal from office, headed up by White House counsel Pat Cipollone and Trump's personal attorney Jay Sekulow.
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Of course, President Trump has formed a special committee -- being headed up by VP Mike Pence -- to combat and contain the outbreak here at home ... and his administration has insisted the risk of contracting the virus for the average American remains low.
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We stopped first at Bagnères-de-Bigorre, a town well known for its salty ham, where the candidate's grandparents had lived, and then headed up toward the mountains for lunch and to see a restaurant proprietor Mr. Macron had known since his youth.
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The President's outside legal team for the special counsel investigation, which is headed up by Giuliani, replied to Mueller's proposal for terms of possible presidential testimony earlier this month, but the former New York mayor wouldn't disclose the details of his team's response.
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In 2013, Sisi, who was the head of Egypt's military at the time, headed up a military junta that overthrew the democratically elected President Mohammed Morsi, returning the country to the dictatorship that Arab Spring protesters had toppled just two years prior.
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Trump's decision to appoint Whitaker and pass over Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — the No. 2 person at the DOJ, who previously headed up the Mueller investigation — has raised fears that the president is finally moving to stymie an investigation he's long opposed.
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But recently, I've been reading Sally Bedell's 1981 book Up the Tube, which traces the history of television in the 1970s as seen through the prism of Fred Silverman, who headed up CBS, ABC, and NBC during various parts of that decade.
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"One of the things the candidate said he would do was label China a currency manipulator, which means that China is keeping its currency artificially low in order get an advantage in exports," said Bernanke, who headed up the U.S. Federal Reserve from 2006-2014.
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They have, after all, clocked up play counts in the hundreds of thousands for their most recent singles; they're managed by Christopher Clancy, who looked after Odd Future; and they're headed up by Kevin Abstract, who wrote one of the best overlooked albums of 2016.
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In recent years, the group, headed up by Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein, has offered up a playbook for female artists who want to achieve longevity in the spotlight — a relatively rare phenomenon in an industry whose misogyny and ageism tends to cut careers short.
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As more than a dozen stadium workers converged on the animal, it sprang to life and led them on a chase, sprinting toward the right-field line, then doubling back toward home plate before it headed up to the top row of the stadium.
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However, Demon Days was also a pop album released by a fictional gimmick band of four childish cartoon characters – 2D, Russel, Murdoc and Noodle – headed up by a lead singer who most people assumed had seen his best days the wrong side of 33.
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UCSD assistant professor Mike Tolley, who headed up the new research, is a veteran of that Harvard lab, having worked on one of its more notable projects, an untethered X-shaped robot capable of squeezing into tight spaces, thanks to its almost entirely soft body.
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The Time's Up Women of Color – an anti-sexual harassment group headed up by actress Rashida Jones and film director Ava DuVernay – has called for boycotts of Kelly's music and issued demands, in the face of the growing #MeToo movement, that his label drop him.
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The DOE "put a five-mile tunnel through the mountain, and did the science, and concluded this is a good place," says Lake Barrett, who headed up the Department of Energy's Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management at the time, and is now retired.
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The piece, headed up by 5 Investigates' Mike Beaudet, also a journalism professor at Northeastern University, sent three of his students into the seedy underbelly of Boston's underground dance scene—yes, there is one—in the student and feral rats-heavy neighborhood of Allston.
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Chen headed up that charge, but a reorganization in Asia — which has included the departures of those in charge of India, Southeast Asia and Australia — now means its Asia team handles Chinese clients, hence Chen is now headed for pastures new with no direct replacement.
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Before we headed up the large spiraled staircase, John Carter – the newly appointed store manager – pointed out a click and collect service where busy customers who aren't here for the experience, can come in and collect internet orders or book in for the repair service.
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Improving the series' effects seems to be one goal of the delay Star Trek: Discovery is being headed up by Bryan Fuller, who created Pushing Daisies, which some people think is the greatest show ever to air on TV, and most people didn't watch.
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In addition to Saint John, who headed up global consumer marketing for Apple Music and iTunes, other recent hires of note include Harvard Business School professor Frances Frei as SVP of Leadership & Strategy, and Chief HR Officer Liane Hornsey, a former VP at Google.
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Wearing a vintage-style white lace and navy dress, with a circle skirt, Cruz headed up the Croisette's famed steps for the international premiere of "Pain And Glory", alongside Banderas and the filmmaker, who was decked out in an all-black ensemble and sunglasses.
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The Switch features no explicitly comparable title, yet—but ARMS, a cutesy-looking 3D fighter produced internally at Nintendo's Entertainment Planning and Development division, its team headed up by Mario Kart 8 director Kosuke Yabuki, is absolutely the system's own Wii Sports in disguise.
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Donald Trump Jr. headed up to Capitol Hill for a closed-door interview with Senate Judiciary Committee staffers Thursday, and he was quizzed about the June 2016 meeting he set up with a Russian lawyer in hopes of getting damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
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After marrying the notoriously controlling Phil Spector in 1968, who had signed the Ronettes in 1963 and headed up stellar releases "Be My Baby" and "Baby I Love You," he imprisoned her in his mansion and refused to let her work for seven years.
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A good clue that we are being set up for some bullshit is that not only is the Trump administration's North Korea policy being headed up by Donald Trump, but it has been conducted so far like you would expect a bullshitter to conduct policy.
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The debut game from Paris-based studio Quantic Dream, headed up by founder David Cage, one of the most divisive directors in the gaming industry, Omikron laid down gameplay foundations for what followed after it, the likes of Heavy Rain, Fahrenheit, and Beyond: Two Souls.
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The more you dug into Scandal on a thematic level, the more it became about a bunch of women and people of color trying to prop up an administration headed up by an empty suit of a white man (Tony Goldwyn's President Fitzgerald Grant).
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Having headed up Fiat from 2004 until he became CEO of FCA following the Italian marque's 2014 merger with Chrysler, Marchionne has long said that he will step down following the completion of the company's five-year strategic plan, scheduled to finish at the end of 2018.
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Traffic fills the 2198 freeway during rush hour, May 240, 2001, in downtown Los Angeles, CAImage: GettyThe Environmental Protection Agency may still be headed up by person hellbent on destroying it despite Scott Pruitt's ouster, but there's some good news for the environment out in California.
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The producers of the show seem fully aware of this, since they opt to kick off with Kondo's visit to the Friend family, headed up by Rachel and Kevin, who come across as having moved past the phase of their marriage where they actually like each other.
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The next afternoon, we headed up the King Street Extension, just north of the skate park, to Tradesman Brewing, the place with the broadest gravel parking lot and the homeliest affect: an unmarked steel big-box with a refrigerated trailer and four porta-potties parked outside.
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The effort was headed up by James Tierney, the former Democratic attorney general of Maine and a lecturer at Harvard Law School on the role of state attorneys general, with support from Jeff Amestoy and John Easton, both of whom are former Republican attorneys general from Vermont.
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On September 7, Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter announced he would be leaving his post at the end of 2017; on Monday, Robbie Myers, who headed up Elle for the past 17 years, was succeeded by Project Runway judge and Marie Claire creative director Nina Garcia.
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But Facebook's growing dependence on AI development and its impact on existing products has created the need for a more managerial go-between for Facebook AI Research (FAIR), the company's applied machine learning (AML) division headed up by Joaquin Quiñonero Candela, and Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer.
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Horbury, who headed up design at Volvo in the 2700s and oversaw it for Volvo, Jaguar, Aston Martin and Ford's other brands from 25, says carmakers should play up their roots, citing what he called the "Hi, I'm Dave" all-American appeal of his Lincoln grille.
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Aside from HP finding some leadership stability, the big thing that's changed in the past five years is the recent split of the company into the businessy Hewlett Packard Enterprise, headed up by Whitman, and the consumer-facing HP Inc, which is now led by Dion Weisler.
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It's truly an all-star crew consisting of Todd Prukop (BJ), Dyrol Prioleau (SJ), Doug Rosenbaum (FJ), Jeff Seeman (LJ), Kent "Here Comes The" Payne (HL), Dan Ferrell (U), with Tom "The Siff" Sifferman on the replay, and headed up by the GOAT Carl Cheffers (R). Wowza!
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During her tenure at HP, the executive oversaw a rocky time for the electronics giant, ultimately splitting the company in two: a personal computer and printing company headed up by EVP Dion Weisler, and HPE, an information technology company, where she retained her position as CEO.
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Gangadhar headed up the Uber engineering department that included Susan Fowler, the engineer who penned a blog post outlining her experiences facing sexism and sexual harassment at the ridesharing startup that eventually led to widespread changes, including the eventual resignation of cofounder and then-CEO Travis Kalanick.
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The cast — headed up by Mad Men and The Crown's Jared Harris, in the star performance he's clearly been capable of all along, if somebody would just trust him with it — commits, too, dissecting the ways the social compact frays quickly in the face of such horrors.
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This dark series uses Margaret Atwood's classic 1985 novel as its basis but quickly finds ways to expand the book's world, along with the help of a tremendous cast, headed up by Elisabeth Moss, who has to perform much of the series in extreme close-up.
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Somehow Almodóvar has never won the Palme d'Or, the festival's highest honor, and it's difficult to see how the jury (headed up by the director Alejandro G. Iñárritu) wouldn't rectify that omission by giving it to this movie, one of Almodóvar's unqualified best in a while.
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The push for a Green New Deal was also spearheaded by the youth-led activist group Sunrise Movement, which is headed up by Varshini Prakash who often speaks about how her grandparents' hometown outside Chennai, India, was flooded in 2015 and remains vulnerable to sea level rise.
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Currently there are just a handful of employees — including Johan Andersson, who formerly headed up EA's Search for Extraordinary Experiences Division, better known as SEED — but he expects to have between 15-20 people on board over the next few weeks, with an eventual headcount of more than 200.
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Ford also said Jim Farley, who formerly headed up the company's overall strategy, would become chief operating officer, "reporting to president and CEO Jim Hackett [and] responsible for all global markets and automotive operations, Ford Smart Mobility and autonomous vehicles," as the carmaker put it in a statement.
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Back in the day, crews were a bigger part of grime – just like California had NWA, or New York had the Wu Tang, East London had Ruff Sqwad and North London had Boy Better Know, which is the now Drake affiliated crew headed up by JME, Skepta and Jammer.
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SoCal alt-rock legends Redd Kross have been snarling around for more than three decades, and now they've teamed up with the next generation for a split 7 inch with The Side Eyes, a punk outfit headed up by Astrid McDonald, daughter of Redd Kross frontman Jeff McDonald.
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A lot of kid's reading apps are a take on the traditional storybook and Amazon already has a Kindle for kids, but Amazon's Michael Robinson who headed up the project, noticed his own kids were already using the phone to chat via text with their friends and family.
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One cool thing to note about the Arrow's engineering development is that the new company is still headed up by Roland Gumpert, which lends some credibility to the promise of "achieving the unimaginable" (though I get the sense that Bugatti and Lamborghini customers have imagined everything by now).
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Abu Anas al-Shami, an ISIS weapons research leader who headed up efforts to procure explosives for the group as well as plans to use bombs in external terror attack plots, was killed in a coalition airstrike as he rode a motorcycle near Mayadin, Syria, coalition spokesman Col.
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"All the dog walkers advertise on telephone poles, and personal trainers advertise the same way, so I started joking, 'Maybe I'll just walk people,' " McCarthy — who did not want to reveal his age but says he's between 30 and 45 — told me as we headed up a hiking trail.
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Although MP Materials is headed up by two U.S. investment funds, JHL Capital Group and QVT Financial, there is a direct link with China in the form of Leshan Shenghe Rare Earth Co. Leshan, again according to MP Materials' website, "holds a non-voting minority interest in the company".
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The river is the main thoroughfare for trade and commerce through the heart of Africa, and health officials worried the virus could spread on any of the barges headed up river, to major cities like Kisangani, or down river to Kinshasa, a city of more than 11 million people.
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A virus has decimated the world's population, and now a family headed up by a hardcore survivalist type (Joel Edgerton) has to decide how much it wants to integrate a different family who stumbled upon their home by accident (or was it an accident?!) into this new, nascent society.
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There is now a South West Forum, headed up by former BNP organizer and current senior NF activist Julie Lake; a Welsh Forum organized by former postman Milton Ellis; a Yorkshire Forum organized by former BNP activist Liam Kernaghan, now of the British Democratic Party; and a Scottish Forum.
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During the past decade, officials at Yale have bought and redeveloped several commercial properties, leading to the creation of more than 110 new stores and restaurants in New Haven, said Bruce D. Alexander, a former university administrator who headed up efforts to develop the area around the campus.
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Headed up by Baz Luhrmann, The Get Down is a Bronx fairy tale about the birth of hip-hop and the zenith of disco; a story about young street poets trying to get by as the borough burns around them and the world slowly conspires to smother their dreams.
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The only thing standing in the way at this point is the Trump DOJ, which has been all over the place when it comes to antitrust cases, and the FCC, which is headed up by a former telecom lobbyist who claims there is currently a "fiercely competitive marketplace" among mobile carriers.
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And when the trouble comes, America will be facing it isolated and discredited, led by a team with no credibility or integrity, headed up by a man who can't be bothered to put in a moment's thought or hard work on even the topics he proclaims himself to be focused on.
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"Although the prevalence of past-month use among pregnant women (3.85%) is not high, the increases over time and potential adverse consequences of prenatal marijuana exposure suggest further monitoring and research are warranted," reads a discussion on the study, which was headed up by a researcher from Columbia University medical school.
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What keeps One Day at a Time from being a Mad Libs mashup of too many different elements is that at all times, its writers (headed up by creators and showrunners Gloria Calderon Kellett and Mike Royce) have their eye on the fact that their characters are people first, politics second.
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The band has a new EP entitled Si La Revancha Fuera Una Opcion which is streaming below (and now available via Three One G, the label headed up by Justin Pearson of Retox and the Locust), and it continues the ferocious din and bilingual attack set by its self-titled predecessor.
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A 2015 study headed up by Dr. Evan Mills, leader of the Green Gaming research project run by the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, found that while gaming computers comprise just 2.5 percent of personal computers worldwide, they account for 20 percent of global energy use for computers.
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If she has that level of power over the new series, then the show's writers (who are headed up by Whitney Cummings and Bruce Helford, and joined by luminaries like Norm Macdonald and Wanda Sykes) could quickly be fired in the name of making a program more friendly to Trump.
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A firsthand account described how the parade started as a gathering of a thousand or so people at Sheridan Square and then swelled steadily as it headed up Sixth Avenue; many seemed to hang back until they realized it was a happening thing, then joined the throng as it went past.
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What I really think we need to step back and talk about is the economic imperative here and that is that seventy of our Fortune five hundred companies are headed up by people that came from other countries, twenty-five percent of our U.S. Nobel Laureates were born in other countries.
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When Parasite starts, it feels like it could be a blackly funny parable about class, with the Kims (headed up by frequent Bong collaborator Song Kang-ho) positioned as lovable outsiders scraping together a living any way they can, up to and including lying to the Parks about their qualifications.
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The company is branching out into non-English productions as it spreads its influence overseas — a strategy that should be fascinating to observe from afar — and this project (about the mayor of the titular town warring with his chosen successor) boasts a cast headed up by the great Gérard Depardieu.
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Sheahan picked up the puck in the left corner in the Detroit zone, went behind the net, stopped and started in the bottom of the opposite circle, headed up ice weaving his way through the three zones and beat Chad Johnson with a wrist shot from the top of the left circle.
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The study, which hopes to enroll at least 1,000 participants, is being headed up Dr. Carrie Byington of the University of Utah, who earlier this year began a pilot study of 150 participants, a third of whom said they or their partner planned to become pregnant within a year of the Olympics.
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Michael took a very different track through the Carolinas; it is headed up through the west-central parts of the states, drenching mid-state cities and mountain towns — there was a minor landslide in far western North Carolina — while to a large degree sparing the eastern stretches that were inundated a month ago.
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Before joining the Trump campaign, she headed up a political action committee supporting Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-2628 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE.
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Ivanka Trump has headed up an effort with Secretary Ross, the administration now, we literally have 750 companies around the country that have committed 14 million apprenticeships and internships to train people in vocational skills and career and technical skills so that people can take advantage of the jobs and opportunities today.
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"Working in the consumer finance sector for so long we all realised that although consumer finance brings a lot of value to people, it also has this huge downside to it," says Anyfin co-founder and CEO Mikael Hussain, who spent seven years working at Klarna where he headed up credit risk and decision science.
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Carmen Chang knows the ins and outs of startups in China as well as anyone, having headed up Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati's corporate and securities practice in China before getting plucked out of the global law firm by venture heavyweight New Enterprise Associates, whose China practice she has led for the last five years.
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The sleek aesthetic is helmed by the brand's design director, Ashli Parker, who previously headed up swimwear at Forever 21, where she was well versed in fast turnaround and equipped with ample customer data; prior to that, she worked at a company that designed for a variety of brands, including Target and Nanette Lepore.
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And because the show is headed up by Veena Sud (of the late AMC/Netflix series The Killing), who never quite found a way to make her earlier series' many, many coincidences work even in the context of an overwrought murder mystery, I had a vague sense of where all of this was headed.
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The former two-term Democrat plans to hit the campaign trail in a handful of races around the country this fall, which would "help him sort it out by the end of the year," said John Walsh, a close adviser who managed Patrick's 2006 insurgent gubernatorial campaign and later headed up his leadership PAC.
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Good things take time to build Oculus has the early advantage thanks to its multi-generational all-star developer team, headed up by the 23-year-old Luckey and legendary programmer John Carmack (who, incidentally, helped catalyze the popularity of 3D video games with the release of the seminal Doom in 1993, a year after Luckey's birth).
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"You would struggle to find any other group that changes cities at the rate that hipsters do —once a city has been chosen as a trendy area, the hipsters bring in all sorts of new independent businesses and this injection of consumers can really transform these cities," says Fred O'Brien, who headed up the research of the study study.
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After an al fresco lunch of ham and cucumber sandwiches in the shade of camouflage netting, during which we were again warned to stay away from the buildings either side because they too were rigged with explosives, we headed up the hill again to another observation point to watch the destruction of tunnels #3 and #4.
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The fund is led by trio Phil Chen, who created HTC's Vive VR headset and is currently developing its Exodus blockchain phone (he spent time as a VC with Horizons Ventures in-between); Edith Yeung, who previously headed up mobile for 500 Startups; and Chris McCann, whose last role was head of community for U.S. VC firm Greylock Partners.
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The task force is headed up by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) and is comprised of Sens.
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From his cell in a Manhattan federal prison, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman signed a contract granting the rights to his name and signature to a limited liability company, or LLC, that will be headed up by his wife, Emma Coronel, and attorneys who worked with him behind the scenes during his recent drug conspiracy trial in Brooklyn.
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You might also wonder, if you're aware of who's on the show's creative team, whether a group that boasts lots of black voices but is headed up by a white showrunner (Damon Lindelof) and white director (Nicole Kassell) is the right one to tell this particular story, and whether the genre they're using to tell it is the best one.
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This means that Family Guy, Modern Family, The Heat, and so many other projects made by Trump-loathing Hollywood liberals are about to be owned by a company headed up by Bob Iger, a man who spoke fondly of the decision made by the Disney-owned ABC to cancel Roseanne, the biggest show on TV, after its star made a racist tweet.
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As produced by Lear, Mike Royce, Gloria Calderón Kellett, and Michael Garcia, the 2017 version of One Day at a Time centers on a Cuban-American family, headed up by newly single mother Penelope (Justina Machado) — though her mother Lydia, played by the legendary Rita Moreno, might take issue with the idea of someone else being the head of the Alvarez household.
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Though the weathered wood building looks like the barbecue shack it was in a past life, it is now home to a 22-seat restaurant headed up by a chef who wants to prove that a restaurant in south-central Alaska can thrive using local ingredients or, at least, other small local purveyors, instead of goods delivered from, as Alaskans call it, Outside.
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President Trump has repeatedly claimed that millions of illegal immigrants voted in the 2016 election, and has pledged to launch a full investigation into the matter headed up by Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE.
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Graphic: iFlyAfter a little research to make sure that iFly, the company running this whole thing, was indeed a real place and not just some guys with a giant fan in a warehouse blowing people into the air, my camera guys Tom, CJ, and I headed up to the company's facility in Westchester County, just north of New York City, to see what it was all about.
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Now, OpenSky runs Alibaba's B2B business in North America (branded as Alibaba B2B and headed up by John Caplan, who had been the founder of OpenSky), and it is also the company's main consumer face in the U.S., under the OpenSky brand, operating as a marketplace for various third-party merchants, and controlling a selection of the brands that Alibaba had offloaded back in 2015.
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A passion project headed up by volunteers, Toontown Rewritten is a true-to-the-original revival, and a good one at that (despite some of its players' adamant determination for breaking the game, as pictured above) Though I will admit, Toontown Rewritten's place on my list is mostly fueled by nostalgia, it was the game's ability to replicate that nostalgia so genuinely that makes it special.
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Related: Cautious Optimism Follows Meeting Between Burundi's President and UN Secretary General A timeline for the African Union intervention has not been set, but the plan will see 100 human rights observers and 100 military observers deployed to Burundi, according to an announcement over the weekend from South African President Jacob Zuma, who headed up talks that included leaders from countries like Senegal, Ethiopia, and Mauritania.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.) headed up a letter from 85033 U.S. Representatives to the FCC reminding them that authority to regulate consumer data privacy can only be granted by Congress.
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And what they have prioritized — and in addition to the committee, we have a task force headed up by Congressman Mike ThompsonCharles (Mike) Michael ThompsonHere are the Democrats who aren't co-sponsoring an assault weapons ban House panel advances anti-gun violence legislation Pelosi asks Democrats for 'leverage' on impeachment MORE of California, who has worked in a bipartisan way to protect the American people.
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The story, and the way Cohen tells it now, full of uncertainty and modesty, reminded me of the chorus of "Anthem," a song that took him ten years to write and that he recorded just before he first headed up the mountain: Ring the bells that still can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack in everything That's how the light gets in.
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The show starts off not quite sure what its tone should be — it could stand to be either 10 percent more serious or 10 percent campier — but its Floridian noir aesthetic is immediately and undeniably different enough to help it stand out in the oncoming glut of summer TV. Still: the best thing Claws has going for it is its cast, headed up by the ferociously good Nash.
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At the heart of the tie-up is a proposed "well-regulated, transparent and reliable spot commodities trading venue on the Mainland backed by physical delivery and a warehouse system to support the Mainland's real economy," according to HKEx' Li. Last month came news that the new platform will be headed up by Guo Xiaoli, who has held senior positions at both the Dalian and Zhengzhou exchanges in the past.
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Kilbey also announced that Fabric's legal team will be headed up by legal barrister Philip Kolvin, whom he describes as "widely regarded as the top licensing barrister in the UK." Fabric's statement comes as Islington Police Commander Nick Davies told BBC Radio 1 this morning that the police's move to close Fabric was not a "vendetta" related the club's successful 2015 legal appeal against unduly strict licensing conditions.
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The show doesn't always seem particularly well-balanced in this regard, and several sequences throughout the first season that tilt toward dreamy surreality have a touch of flopsweat to them, as if the show's writers' room (headed up by creators Robert Funke and Matt Lutsky) had a really cool idea for something that would be visually stunning but couldn't figure out a way to guide their story organically toward those points.
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With the undulating forested ridges of the Catskills on my left, I headed up the New York State Thruway, crossed the Hudson River at the village of Catskill and made my way east to Kinderhook where I met up with two experts on the area's early history: the historian Ruth Piwonka, a longtime resident of the village, and Charles Gehring, translator of the Dutch archives of New Netherland.
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Some of the early pioneers included suffragettes and radical activists like Edith Rigby, who founded the Lancashire chapter and famously hurled a black pudding at Winston Churchill and burned down a lord's house; Baroness Denman, the President of the National Federation of Women's Institutes from 1917 to 1946 who headed up women's suffrage movements in England, and Grace Hadow, Demnan's deputy and an active suffragette who also taught at Bryn Mawr College.
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More on this... Clinton's 'a—covering' speech on bin Laden raid made Biden furious, book claims Obama's right-hand man: Trump used our playbook to beat Clinton Clinton says she would like to run Facebook So far, the special counsel's investigation, which is headed up by former FBI director Robert Mueller, has charged 19 people – including three former campaign aides of President Trump – along with three companies, and has received five guilty pleas.
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You have to remember, these were four young men in their early twenties with no business experience whatsoever, yet they fell into their roles, as Levie with some marketing classes would be CEO, Smith with his financial sensibilities became CFO, Ghods with some coding background headed up engineering and Queisser, who had spent summers installing cable modems, became the de facto head of IT. Box's four founders around 2005 outside their converted garage apartment/headquarters.
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Developer Shiny Entertainment, headed up by David Perry, had hit it out of the park with their first swing—the company's debut game, designed explicitly as a franchise-launcher (and, as it proved, successful in that respect) sold bucketloads, charmed critics, and made the much-smaller me contort with glee as I launched cows, flexed entirely fake muscles, blasted cackling crows out of the sky and bungee-jumped beside gigantic booger monsters.
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Ensign, who now teaches at the University of Washington, traces several years in the late 1980s when she headed up a bare-bones medical clinic for the homeless in Richmond, Va. At 25, she has studied at Oberlin and Harvard but is still beholden to the legacy of her Bible Belt family, which is "riddled with Christian zealots, ministers and missionaries" and has put her in a "sort-of-arranged marriage" to an aspiring preacher.
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While a growing list of states have resisted the panel's requests, Indiana's decision is striking, because Lawson is on the commission and because it's headed up by Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE, the former governor of the Hoosier State.
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