The movie was remade as a highly-regarded musical in 1954 with Judy Garland, and then again in 1976 with Barbara Streisand (in a not-so-highly regarded version).
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Camp is also highly regarded in startup and venture circles.
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An oddbody whose electronic core still functions is highly regarded.
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Along the way, Hulu lost its highly regarded chief executive.
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Bottom line: Feinberg is a highly regarded physician and executive.
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Behavioral scholars have come up with reasons annuities aren't highly regarded.
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Within their own parties, the candidates are generally more highly regarded.
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She is highly regarded as a career prosecutor and public servant.
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JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon's annual letters are also highly regarded.
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The author of the research is highly regarded in his field.
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It didn't help that regional beverage awards weren't highly regarded, either.
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Still, the tests are highly regarded as accurate by law enforcement.
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The university remains highly regarded for its medical and science graduates.
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Some were highly regarded scholars from Harvard, Princeton, Yale and Stanford.
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General Abizaid remains highly regarded by both military and diplomatic veterans.
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McMaster, a highly regarded military tactician, is known for challenging his superiors.
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So transportation, telecoms, these are highly regarded assets by the Japanese public.
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They were big in the tape trade scene and highly regarded overseas.
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He has already beaten some highly regarded contenders in this Derby field.
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The most highly regarded profession are nurses, followed closely by school teachers.
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Mr. Steele is "highly regarded" by intelligence colleagues, Mr. Schiff noted accurately.
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Yovanovitch is a highly regarded diplomat within the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
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"We're sort of a fraternity of highly regarded professionals," Dr. Dellinger said.
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Just one year later, the company was profitable and highly regarded by customers.
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Rather, it was the highly regarded Swiss head of European soccer, Gianni Infantino.
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Holiday and three highly-regarded film noirs, Gun Crazy, The Prowler, and He
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The highly regarded Bay Area restaurant Manresa will reopen for business on Sept.
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Mary White was a highly regarded scientist whose mind was ravaged by dementia.
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He works hard and is highly regarded, and his lawyering skills are excellent.
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Among the nursing homes of South Florida, Hollywood Hills was not highly regarded.
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Jeff Mermelstein is one of the most highly regarded American photographers working today.
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Underpinning the prospective Biden super PAC is a circle of highly regarded operatives.
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It is zoned for the highly regarded public Jahn School of Fine Arts.
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Even fellow (and highly-regarded) European hypercar company Koenigsegg is using Rimac's battery tech.
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The shorter fiction categories also display some highly regarded short stories, novelettes, and novellas.
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Many of the most highly regarded funds, including Benchmark and Andreessen Horowitz, have none.
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Eni would have to replace Mr Descalzi, who is highly regarded by industry analysts.
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Are there any particular reasons for why you think the song isn't highly regarded?
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My family always was, and continues to be, very highly regarded in the church.
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The Schools The highly regarded Garden City Union Free School District serves 3,862 students.
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He may finally be getting one: the highly regarded retired four-star Army Gen.
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Ovitz's foil for a time was David Puttnam, a highly regarded British film producer.
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" France's Ambassador Francois Delattre said that Haley is "highly regarded, result-driven and professional.
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The highly regarded Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) is slated for elimination.
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The colleague asked Ousterhout, a highly regarded cranio-maxillofacial surgeon, if he could help.
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He was a highly regarded international free agent after defecting from Cuba in February.
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And corporate tax-dodging by deserting the U.S. isn't exactly a highly regarded behavior.
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He has won other prizes and honors since then for his highly regarded books.
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It took the challenger just 3:16 to dispatch of the highly regarded champion.
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Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo is one of the most highly regarded games of all time.
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Today, at 34, he is one of the most highly regarded drummers in music.
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And every day, a highly regarded company's' stock is taken out to the woodshed.
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M. Margaret KemenyNew York To the Editor: Both my parents were highly regarded surgeons.
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Robbing, disarming, even killing a cop—these were highly regarded feats in criminal circles.
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The couple has a son, Robert Akerlof, who is also a highly regarded economist.
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Liberum analysts called Hodder a highly regarded executive and said his departure was unexpected.
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Yeah. So Tim came in as the, he was highly regarded ... And the favorite.
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Texas does not have a highly regarded state pre-school programme, but San Antonio does.
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Sterling Anderson In the brain trust of self-driving car developers, Anderson is highly regarded.
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The investigator is an attorney with nearly 20 years experience and is highly regarded professionally.
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Adam Marshall, the group's highly regarded head of policy, will act as interim director-general.
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Can you give a brief explanation of why the Field poll is so highly regarded?
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Johnson's choice for vice president, William Weld, was also a highly regarded and successful governor.
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Decor is highly regarded, incorporating unique furniture, design accents, historical elements, and attention to detail.
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The most highly regarded judges frequently fill their chambers with graduates from top-ranked institutions.
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How can two highly regarded agencies compile lists of excellence that have virtually no overlap?
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He supplemented the roster by spending and trading away highly regarded prospects for proven stars.
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PASCALINE LEPELTIER, the highly regarded beverage director of Rouge Tomate, will be leaving next month.
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The studio, Kyoto Animation, is a highly regarded producer of anime and revered by fans.
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In that post, I noted that Mermelstein is not only highly regarded, but also prolific.
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At St. John's, Mullin is pursuing several highly regarded, but younger, prospects from the region.
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Richard Mahapatra, managing editor of India's highly-regarded Down To Earth magazine, supported Greenpeace's stance.
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Along with Alfaro, the Marlins acquired the highly regarded pitchers Sixto Sanchez and Will Stewart.
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Stad, only 38, is highly regarded by his peers but has largely avoided the limelight.
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She created her highly regarded line based on the philosophy of eliminating all damaging ingredients.
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The kids the Dodgers dealt—Frankie Montas, Grant Holmes, and Jharel Cotton—are all highly regarded.
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Nilekani, a highly regarded industry veteran, had remained silent throughout the public confrontation led by Murthy.
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Bill Clinton is highly regarded in Israel and scores of people greeted him with broad smiles.
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In addition to his work as a designer, Lagerfeld was also a highly-regarded fashion photographer.
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He is a founder and "highly regarded attorney" at his firm Trout Cacheris & Janis, Politico reports.
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And according to a highly regarded technician, the hot commodity is about to get even hotter.
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The eagle, a national emblem for this country, is highly regarded for its strength and power.
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This isn't exactly a highly-regarded Chargers interior line, and they manhandled the Titans up front.
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The two most highly regarded surveys of the bunch — from Quinnipiac and Mason-Dixon — showed Mrs.
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His portraits were highly regarded by other photographers in the downtown coffeehouse scene and by curators.
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The experts, Bernard and Matthew Morrey, are highly regarded father and son orthopedic surgeons from Texas.
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That change of equipment has made the highly regarded prospect much more dangerous at the plate.
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He has won the respect of his peers and is highly regarded throughout the legal community.
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He recently hired highly-regarded defense expert Nadia Schadlow to write the administration's national security strategy.
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But Michael Gove, the highly regarded justice secretary, has been close to Mr. Cameron for years.
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Australian products are highly regarded globally, but especially by the Chinese for their reliability and quality.
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"Steve is highly regarded in the mining industry for his extensive experience and insight," said Zinke.
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Strzok was a highly regarded agent with a very good reputation — but he had a secret.
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By day, the bar at this highly regarded Vietnamese restaurant will become a Vietnamese coffee bar.
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It has a highly regarded and competitive aviation academy, from which the pilot, Yared Getachew, graduated.
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The city has a highly regarded symphony, art museum, ballet and school of ballet, and zoo.
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I think he continues to be very highly regarded by the judges of the Southern District.
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However, another white grape is also grown there, though it is not nearly so highly regarded.
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Porter was highly regarded by his colleagues, including senior members of President Donald Trump's inner circle.
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Paul Romer is a highly regarded macroeconomist who recently became chief economist at the World Bank.
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The certification from Audubon's Cooperative Sanctuary Programs is also highly regarded globally, according to Mr. Tilton.
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DeepMind has reached the cover of Nature, a highly regarded academic journal, twice since it was acquired.
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Further, a link on a highly-regarded website is often perceived as an SEO boost for marketers.
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First, it allows the company to tout the approval of the highly regarded space agency to skeptics.
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Mashable has teamed up with CyberGhost to bring you an exclusive deal on this highly-regarded VPN.
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Gene Munster, Piper Jaffray's highly regarded Apple analyst, is even more bullish, with a target of $172.
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" Marianne Schnall is author of the highly regarded "What Will It Take to Make a Woman President?
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Serena Williams is highly regarded as one of the best female tennis players of the Open Era.
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They cheered as the highly regarded freshman forward helped Tennessee complete a perfect season in 1997-98.
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" She added that Ms. Wolfe is "a highly regarded public servant whose integrity should not be questioned.
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The Chord Mojo is highly regarded in audiophile and professional circles, but I still think it's underrated.
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The teen "was highly regarded by staff and loved by her friends," Malloy said in a statement.
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George Springer was a top prospect, but Altuve and Keuchel were not highly regarded around the game.
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Kavanaugh has been a highly regarded judge on the second-highest federal court for a dozen years.
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They included sitting out that season's Atlantic Coast Conference and N.C.A.A. tournaments despite a highly regarded squad.
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Ten students have matched at the Manhattan Center, and one has gone to the highly regarded Beacon.
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It was at Leicester where Drinkwater grew into one of the most highly regarded midfielders in England.
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Cravan is run by Franck Audoux, formerly the co-owner of the highly-regarded restaurant Le Chateaubriand.
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Research shows that it's the most confident people who are the most admired, listened to, and highly regarded.
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It is all the more devastating when abuse comes at the hands of such a highly regarded doctor.
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Orr's later tenure at the New Zealand superannuation fund has been highly regarded by economists and financial markets.
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Mr Stumpf was a highly regarded figure in the industry, and Wells viewed as a well-run firm.
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Houston outbid several teams for the highly-regarded, 32-year-old slugger, who last played in 03, hitting .
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Despite the appearance of sacrilege, Fender's Mustang series of modeling guitar amps are highly regarded, and highly popular.
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As a player, Reed was highly regarded for his extensive game preparation and ability to analyze game film.
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The military has long been highly regarded by Americans for the difficult and dangerous work its soldiers do.
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While highly regarded in their sectors, the new names are not obvious choices for a global food company.
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Rather than run from the carnage, one highly regarded technician says to buy this pullback in technology shares.
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Added to that, they may get more patients because they keep up and are therefore more highly regarded.
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Princeton professor Johannes Haushofer is a highly regarded academic with plenty of honors and degrees under his belt.
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And the company's original product, Mathematica, remains one of the most highly regarded programs for mathematics and computation.
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Why it matters: Shah is one of the most highly regarded operatives in the White House Press shop.
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Francois, a highly regarded freshman, is averaging nearly 265 yards passing per game to start his college career.
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A few lockers down, Albert Almora Jr., another highly regarded rookie, wondered whether he would get the talk.
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The most highly regarded national value is kindness to strangers, followed by speaking English and believing in God.
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In fact, Krawcheck, who remains highly regarded on Wall Street, could have remained part of the banking establishment.
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He remembers being awed by the professionalism of the club, one of the most highly regarded in Europe.
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Rajan, a former International Monetary Fund chief economist highly regarded by financial markets, will step down on Sept.
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Highly regarded at 27, Diaz's opportunities were limited with the Indians because they already had a talented infield.
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And as her highly regarded career may have come to an end, Tennell's has begun its unlikely rise.
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The Canadian and French couples are highly regarded across the sport, given their accomplishments and fearlessly aspirational performances.
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He is also a very prominent personality, highly regarded both in Qatar and in the entire Gulf region.
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He also says that eventually, the company will use ratings and reviews to ensure its experiences remain highly regarded.
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Greg Greeley, another highly-regarded executive responsible for building the Prime membership program, left to join Airbnb in March.
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Greg Greeley, another highly regarded executive responsible for building the Prime membership program, left to join Airbnb in March.
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The authors analyse the career paths and publication records of researchers at 35 highly regarded economics departments in America.
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The Pump Station & Nurtury, a highly regarded L.A. institution has, for 30 years, cared for boobs in the business.
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Collins, a highly regarded recruit from Las Vegas, drained 18 of his first 24 shots from the field. 3.
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Houston out-bid several teams for the highly-regarded, 113-year-old slugger, who last played in 2015, hitting .
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Outflanked and outgunned, even the army's Golden Division, a highly regarded American-trained special-forces unit, succumbed to panic.
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"Peter was a highly regarded colleague and friend of many at the RLHIM," Gaskin added in the written statement.
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The inquiry, which is expected to take several years, will be led by three highly-regarded Dutch research institutes.
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The painting is one of the most highly regarded works inSouthern California's Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens.
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Along with her sister Serena Williams, Venus Williams is highly regarded as one of the greats to play tennis.
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Not only is the monorail highly regarded among fans, but it's also gotten some modern updates over the years.
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As highly regarded as women may be, they still deal with comparably lower confidence in their skills and abilities.
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If that holds true, Wentz may not even be active on game days, unusual for a highly regarded prospect.
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Rishi Shaabara's commentary on the Vedas is a highly regarded reference book for the most learned of Hindu scholars.
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And in July, the company brought in Bob Mansfield, a highly regarded Apple veteran, to take over the effort.
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Williams, of Texarkana, tells 20/20 that the fertility doctor she and her husband worked with was highly regarded.
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President Obama chose a highly regarded judge, Merrick B. Garland, to fill the vacant seat on the Supreme Court.
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Its chef, Kory Stewart, worked at some of San Francisco's most highly regarded restaurants, including Postrio and Michael Mina.
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For the first time since at least the 1990s, UCLA employs a more highly-regarded football coach than USC.
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The Rangers added the highly regarded college star Jimmy Vesey and the veteran forwards Michael Grabner and Nathan Gerbe.
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Tasuku Murakami, the executive chef, was highly regarded during his time behind the counter at Sushi Azabu, in TriBeCa.
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Kenny Vaccaro, another highly regarded free agent, signed a one-year deal with the Tennessee Titans for $1.475 million.
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Mr. Blackmun was highly regarded and viewed as a stabilizing force in an organization previously troubled by chaotic leadership.
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Intense and introverted, Mr. Saint Laurent was already, at 23, a highly regarded designer for the House of Dior.
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Reaching destinations fast is not anything new for Mitchell, one of the most highly regarded players in the country.
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I am also writing my first book, "A Beginner's Guide to Sanity," with a highly regarded professor of psychiatry.
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Bolton, who has worked for presidential administrations dating back to Ronald Reagan's, is highly regarded in conservative policymaking circles.
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The result was "The War Games," a 10-part story broadcast in 1969 that is highly regarded by fans.
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Hong Kong was voted the No. 1 most highly regarded location to study abroad among participants at 22 percent.
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We have a strong and highly regarded China operation and a track record of working with Chinese businesses internationally.
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White, a University of Kentucky product, is a right-handed hitting first baseman who is highly regarded on defense.
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Rumors circulated that highly regarded White House advisor was planning to leave, but the White House denied the rumor.
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VICTORIA BLAMEY, the highly regarded chef at Chumley's in the West Village, has left and has no immediate plans.
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The plot isn't as tightly wound as those of other, more highly regarded Pixar films, but that's just fine.
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"The highly regarded Chairman has resigned, and whilst replaced with another credible candidate, it is an unexpected surprise," Brown said.
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"Both Michael Ormaechea and Michael Richardson are highly regarded and have our full support," a spokeswoman said in an email.
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Arthur Streeton, Tom Roberts, Charles Conder and John Russell, although highly regarded down under, have remained relatively unknown in Europe.
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While known publicly for her flamboyant style, Pierce is highly regarded in the British diplomatic system for her policy skills.
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Degrees are still highly regarded, and increased emphasis on critical thinking and social skills raises their value in many ways.
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The fact that Cleveland's biographer ties him to these other, more highly-regarded, presidents comes off like a defense mechanism.
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King Bhumibol was beloved and highly regarded by the Thai public as a stabilizing force in a precarious political environment.
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"She was highly regarded and loved by her fellow students at Furman University and in her sorority," her obituary reads.
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Its long-standing and highly regarded Rechtsstaat ("rule of law") was considered by many as sufficient to prevent government abuse.
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The Indians were not highly regarded after spring training, and they have not won a World Series in 68 years.
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Veronique Hakim, who was highly regarded as the executive director, resigned to join the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in New York.
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"Both Michael Ormaechea and Michael Richardson are highly regarded and have our full support," a spokeswoman said in an email.
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On Friday, U.Va, as it's known, named a new president, James Ryan, the highly regarded dean of Harvard's education school.
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Levandowski was highly regarded among Google's top executives, the Journal says, and worked on side projects outside of the company.
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Plus, Mr. Lazenby's turn is now highly regarded: It topped a 007 Magazine poll rating all of the Bond films.
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Mr. Beyer joined the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra after the war and played with the highly regarded Max Strub String Quartet.
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"Uncle Ho highly regarded the arts," says one of these older painters, referring to the party leader Ho Chi Minh.
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It was the kind of historical salvage operation that gave Professor Hershkowitz a reputation as a highly regarded archival scavenger.
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" Or if the person he's meeting is highly regarded by others, he'll say, "I've been looking forward to meeting you.
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Crowder, a physical player, averaged 13.9 points a game last season, and Zizic is a highly regarded prospect from Europe.
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Mr. Merrick, for example, is highly regarded among Kenton County elected officials and judges for his passion for the job.
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Fink&aposs influential letter is highly regarded by CEOs and finance executives, and often sets the tone for the industry.
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Occupying a repurposed Greyhound bus terminal, the Grey in Savannah, Ga., is a highly regarded restaurant with New York roots.
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That's an incredibly low price for such a highly regarded device, and the lowest we have seen in recent times.
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But the monarch is highly regarded, particularly among the ethnic Malay Muslim majority, as the supreme upholder of Malay tradition.
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Taught by highly regarded online instructor Rob Percival, you're sure to negotiate your way to the job of your dreams. 27.
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Rylance, a highly regarded theater actor, won an Academy Award for his role in the 2015 movie thriller "Bridge of Spies".
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He was highly regarded by Wall Street and helped turn the start-up profitable on an EBITA basis during his tenure.
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The area is home not just to universities like Tsinghua and Peking, but also to highly regarded primary and secondary schools.
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I think they're going to fix the base business - they're already in the process - and this CEO is so highly regarded.
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Milwaukee's highly regarded SS prospect Orlando Arcia went 0-for-6 with two strikeouts in his first two major league games.
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"Rick (Richard Hill) is a highly-regarded technology executive with a track record in enterprise computing solutions," Chairman Daniel Schulman said.
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Yankuba Sima, a highly regarded transfer from St. John's, made his debut on Saturday, finishing with five points and three rebounds.
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Trump is acting like he's been betrayed by a member of his own team, slamming the highly regarded Fox polling operation.
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Amateurs were so highly regarded that the modern Olympic games were explicitly for amateur competitors for most of the 20th century.
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As she begins life as the new Duchess of Sussex, Meghan will have a highly-regarded new aide at her side.
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Iconscout's collection features more than 848,000 icons from more than 300 of the most highly regarded icon designers in the world.
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Ms. Selzer, who has polled for The Des Moines Register for decades, is highly regarded for the accuracy of her surveys.
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Brownfield has been confirmed four times by the Senate, served as ambassador in Caracas and is highly regarded on Capitol Hill.
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The highly regarded d'Arnaud immediately became the catcher to watch in the Mets' organization, and he reached the majors in 21.
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Moskowitz has recruited as a consultant Anna Switzer, the former principal of P.S. 234, a highly regarded public school, in Tribeca.
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Ward-Kovalev I generated only about 160,000 purchases for HBO Pay-Per-View—a disappointment for two such highly-regarded fighters.
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With his earnest and elastic baritone, Mr. Elling is among the most highly regarded jazz crooners of the past quarter century.
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A highly regarded event internationally, the Fast Forward Festival, contends with a wide range of issues pertaining to the public domain.
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In other areas of modern warfare, however, Britain's capacities are more highly regarded, especially in cyberdefense and cyberoffense, intelligence and space.
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Mr. Nguyen, the chef at the highly regarded Hanoi House in the East Village, has left to work in Hong Kong.
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They compete regularly on an international circuit, are well known and highly regarded and lend competitive rigor to any skating event.
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An explosion of Memphis-based freight services like FedEx and Southaven's highly-regarded public schools drew more families, black and white.
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"He was a very coveted and highly regarded supervisor," said Dr. Blum, who was also a training analyst at the institute.
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Monterrosa, a highly regarded officer in his day, died in 1984 during a helicopter explosion in the east of the country.
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Directed by the legendary Federico Fellini, "La Strada" has been a highly regarded emblem of Italian cinema for over 60 years.
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Mr. O'Callaghan "is one of the most highly regarded lawyers at the Department of Justice," Mr. Barr said in a statement.
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A highly regarded guard out of Southern California, Plum made unofficial visits to national title contenders such as Maryland and Louisville.
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What it does: The Information Technology and Innovative Foundation, a highly regarded US think tank, runs the Clean Energy Innovation program.
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They are also home to highly regarded university campuses — Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, U.C. Santa Cruz and U.C. Santa Barbara.
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The firm is highly regarded, being recognized by JD Journal as one of the top boutique firms in New York City.
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Eder, former chairman of the World Steel Association, is highly regarded within the industry and viewed by analysts as a major asset.
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" University president Ruth V. Watkins described McCluskey as a "highly regarded member" of the track and field team and an "outstanding scholar.
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Though Ms. Mayhew was highly regarded, her own life was something of a closed book, so rigorously did she defend her privacy.
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While not super common in the architectural world, it's highly regarded for its strength in spite of a minimal number of materials.
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The work of this highly regarded Belgian choreographer has been a frequent and welcome presence on New York stages in recent months.
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As an industry standard practice, Grindr does work with highly-regarded vendors to test and optimize how we roll out our platform.
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Dimon, who is highly regarded on Wall Street, has said in the past that he would not be interested in that position.
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"He is popular and highly-regarded by ASX's board, staff and major stakeholders," ASX Chairman Rick Holliday-Smith said in a statement.
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Chevrolet Cruze January - September sales: 109,662, down 26.5% The bestselling Chevy sedan, the Cruze is highly regarded among auto reviewers and enthusiasts.
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The highly regarded May (2100-2401) was pulled after 4223 2422/214 innings, charged with four runs (three earned) on nine hits.
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Fox has one of Hollywood's most highly regarded advertising departments, but the studio has recently had a run of difficult marketing moments.
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The highly regarded May (0-1) was pulled after 5 2/3 innings, charged with four runs (three earned) on nine hits.
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She refers to herself as a victim in the statement, and she has chosen some experienced, highly regarded figures to defend her.
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The highly regarded Allison was seen as the man to spearhead a turnaround in the fortunes of the sport's most successful team.
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As with Google and other tech companies, a major attraction was the University of Waterloo's highly regarded mathematics and computer science departments.
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After being rebuilt under Coach Bill O'Brien, the Nittany Lions are entering their third season under the highly regarded coach James Franklin.
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But in some countries, the US president remains highly regarded, according Monti Datta, a political-science professor at the University of Richmond.
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Brooks versus Pearson The night also saw the octagon debut of Will Brooks, a highly regarded lightweight and the former Bellator champion.
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Last fall, Hoofnagle introduced Mactaggart to a former graduate student of his named Ashkan Soltani, a highly regarded privacy researcher and consultant.
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As she developed into a highly regarded choreographer, she returned there with a number of her own works, most recently in 2005.
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That has been magnified since he joined the Yankees as a highly regarded prospect in a 2016 trade with the Cleveland Indians.
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Noel Ginsburg, one of the Democratic aspirants, is a plastics entrepreneur who pioneered a highly regarded apprenticeship program for high school students.
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But despite getting turned down by the more highly-regarded Bundesliga, pundits are saying that the move to the Sounders is solid.
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But the pluralists did not overcome the analytic hegemony, with analytic philosophers remaining a large majority in the most highly regarded departments.
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Romo retired in after the 2016 season and has since become one of the most highly regarded NFL analysts since John Madden.
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He was then 20113 years into a highly regarded academic career in nuclear and particle physics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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"The specialty medical device market is an attractive growth opportunity and the Colson businesses are highly regarded," Buffett said in a statement.
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Around the league, there are many highly regarded league assistants, the very reservoir so many currently successful coaches have been fished from.
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The college has had three presidents since the resignation of the highly regarded and longtime former president A. Zachary Yamba in 2010.
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It, too, offers priority reservations for Rick Stein's celebrated restaurant, which, along with Mollymook's highly regarded surf beach, is within walking distance.
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The tech giant announced an investment in Aurora, a highly regarded Silicon Valley startup that develops technology to power fully autonomous vehicles.
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"Jessica combines an external perspective with broad Shell experience and is a highly regarded executive," Shell Chief Executive Ben van Beurden said.
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Because the integration is being managed by highly regarded BB&T Chief Executive Kelly King, we expect a disciplined and conservative approach.
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But the President has previously highly regarded Shulkin, publicly praising his secretary's efforts to turn around the troubled Department of Veterans Affairs.
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My tester featured Subaru's highly regarded symmetrical all-wheel-drive system, considered one of the best available on a mass-market vehicle.
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"Cantilena" is also the name of a long poem by Sir George Ripley (2121-22016), Canon of Birdlington, a highly regarded English alchemist.
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The first major step was unanimous decision victory over highly-regarded fellow New Yorker Will Rosinsky at Barclays Center in December of 2015.
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"[N]othing like 'The Conceptual Penis' would have been published in a highly regarded gender-studies journal," they wrote in the Areo article.
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But the Spectre isn't good looking in the way that most highly regarded gadgets like HTC smartphones, Dell XPS laptops, Apple gadgets are.
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Once you've completed its training, you'll be set to breeze through the CompTIA A+, Security+, Network+, Server+, and other highly regarded certification exams.
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Petrocelli is one of the most highly regarded trial lawyers in the United States, with an outstanding reputation for both ability and integrity.
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Apple has acquired the small team behind Workflow, a highly regarded iOS program for stringing together various tasks that typically require multiple apps.
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But could two such highly regarded military officers lower themselves to assisting a child molester in order to uphold their jobs and reputation?
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Toner, a highly regarded career foreign service officer, apparently had no idea that a key foreign dignitary was even in the city: Wowwowwow.
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Each woman is a highly regarded change-maker with extensive leadership experience, and it shows the company is making an effort to change.
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Deborah Ramirez is similarly highly regarded by those who knew her and has been scrupulously careful and honest describing the allegations she makes.
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The N.F.L. draft, the league's glitziest showpiece after the Super Bowl, has long produced cringe-worthy drama when highly regarded players arepassed over.
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Very highly regarded, but as you know, obviously, she's associated with some activities that now, to put a point on it, are illegal.
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Ms. Parent, an Oscar-nominated producer highly regarded in Hollywood, added that Wanda had made it possible for Legendary to increase its output.
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Obama nominated a compromise candidate, in Merrick Garland, a highly regarded moderate who will soon turn 64, considerably older than other recent nominees.
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Frank Body is most highly regarded for its range of body scrubs, which are made with ingredients such as coffee, chocolate, and peppermint.
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About a year after winning the Super Six, he destroyed Chad Dawson, one of the world's most highly regarded fighters at that time.
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Batting behind Gary Sanchez, another highly regarded rookie, Tyler Austin came up with two outs and the bases empty in the second inning.
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In fact, on issues such as reining in the administrative state, he is arguably more conservative than even those three highly regarded justices.
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She described a panoply of Advanced Placement classes and athletics programs, a full continuum of special education and a highly regarded music curriculum.
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Last month, the Russian government revoked the accreditation of the Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences, another highly regarded Western-oriented institution.
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Beer Street, in Williamsburg, is currently one of Brooklyn's smallest beer bars, specializing in highly regarded, locally brewed farmhouse ales, sours and I.P.A.s.
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He developed a research protocol, and enlisted highly regarded scientists from around the world to try to figure out what caused her condition.
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The Hawks are highly regarded for their player development, and the Knicks could wind up reaping the benefits, albeit at a steep price.
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Basically, he says he has faith in this relationship because his other post-Bachelor relationships were with women who were really highly regarded.
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After military service, Mr. Nichols enrolled in the Bristol Old Vic Theater School, where, by his own admission, his acting wasn't highly regarded.
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I asked a number of highly regarded actors and acting teachers what to expect from a leader with such a thoroughly calculated persona.
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One of Europe&aposs most highly regarded young investors has raised a second fund, less than 12 months after she raised her first.
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While filial piety is a highly regarded Confucian virtue, it was also the basis for an extreme act of cannibalism-related self-sacrifice.
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He envied the literary fame of Goethe and Voltaire, and could not quite understand why they were more highly regarded than he was.
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Sources at EF tell me Wichrowski is highly regarded amongst the leadership team, while EF itself has come a long way since 2016.
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The highly regarded Shea Gallante, who was at Cru and Ciano and was the executive chef at the Baccarat Hotel, will replace him.
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This elite Ivy League school makes the top of many college lists, but it's also highly regarded for its war on student debt.
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Also caught in the impeachment inquiry is Marie Yovanovitch, a highly regarded Foreign Service officer named ambassador to Ukraine under President Barack Obama.
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Savage said Slager, who was highly regarded by supervisors and didn't have any citizens complaints against him, pulled over Scott in a routine stop.
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The detail comes from an investor note obtained by MacRumors so it's not exactly straight from Apple, but Kuo is a highly regarded analyst.
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"Gene Levoff was a highly regarded Apple executive for many years, and has never before been accused of wrongdoing," Marino said in an email.
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During Pfizer's pursuit of Allergan, it was widely speculated that the company's highly regarded CEO, Brent Saunders, would be groomed as Read's eventual successor.
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Although Ricky Proehl was not considered a sure star out of Wake Forest, he was highly regarded enough to be taken in Round 3.
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Michael B. Mukasey promised to stabilize and depoliticize the department, and he is still highly regarded among career officials who say he meant it.
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This was surprising because Medicaid expansion is a pillar of Obamacare, which is not the most highly regarded law in any of these states.
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Linguistically, engolo may be tied to the zebra (ongolo), a highly regarded animal which also uses kicks to defend itself or attack a rival.
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Context: Darroch, a highly regarded career civil servant, was due to leave Washington at the end of this year — his fourth in the post.
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Hulusi Akar, is "highly regarded" in the U.S., Aaron Stein, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council think tank in Washington, D.C., told CNN.
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Although Taylor is highly regarded within the Fed, his rule-based rate-setting position has spurred criticism that he would handcuff U.S. monetary policy.
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There are a batch of other highly regarded prospects that follow, though they seem a notch below Simmons and Ingram as projected impact players.
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Most recently Hooker starched the very highly regarded Gilbert Burns in a higher paced affair where he took a few more shots than usual.
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For help deciphering it all, I turned to Mark Cancian, a highly regarded Pentagon budget expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Loan growth is expected to be fueled by targeted marketing initiatives, new product introductions, innovative rewards programs, and the firm's highly regarded customer service.
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The hack also comes a month after Alex Stamos, Facebook's highly regarded chief security officer, left the company for a position at Stanford University.
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Just the other day I saw a very highly regarded Rickson Gracie black belt spiraling off into talking about where he 'puts his energy'.
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In Marie Kondo's highly regarded book on neatness and organization, she writes that you should only keep things that bring joy into your life.
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Nurses' unions were the most highly-regarded and least controversial form of organized labor overall, with 28.25% percentage points more favorability than lack thereof.
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Filmic Pro is a highly regarded third-party app, and my favorite to use when I want to have the most control over video.
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And to further burnish its watchmaking credentials, the house acquired a stake in the business of Romain Gauthier, a highly regarded independent Swiss watchmaker.
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President Obama gave an interview to NPR, aiming to build support for Merrick Garland, his Supreme Court nominee, a highly regarded appeals court judge.
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For the second week in a row, undefeated UCF needed quarterback McKenzie Milton to go blow for blow with another highly regarded signal caller.
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Japan's big-betting holding firm is buying one of the most highly regarded robotics labs in the world; a price has not been disclosed.
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"Loretta is one of the most highly regarded lawyers in the country, with a unique background and a unique set of experiences," he said.
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On Monday, "gaming disorder" will appear in a new draft of the organization's International Classification of Diseases, the highly regarded compendium of medical conditions.
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Junghyun and Ellia Park, who own the highly regarded Atoboy, a restaurant built on banchan (small plates), have opened a second Korean spot nearby.
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He was highly regarded by colleagues for his professional ethics, his imaginative and well-documented polling surveys and the quality of his statistical analyses.
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Australia's most highly regarded opinion poll earlier this week showed the Liberal-National coalition had narrowed the gap on the center-left Labor party.
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His death was confirmed by Myrna Kamae, his wife of 50 years, with whom he also made a series of highly regarded documentary films.
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On Tuesday, a highly regarded prediction model run by the polling company YouGov suggested the Conservatives were on course for a majority of 28.
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Mark Bradford, the highly regarded abstract painter, has been chosen as the United States' representative to the next Venice Biennale, opening in May 2017.
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In late 2015, Saal brought on Karen Alter, a highly regarded start-up strategist and Intel veteran who is now CocoTerra's chief operating officer.
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Pudao Cottage, a highly regarded bookstore on Mao'er Hutong north of the Forbidden City, shut down after workers bricked over an unapproved glass entrance.
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It also redesigned its highly regarded restaurant, Lucia, whose longtime chef, Cal Stamenov, honed his skills alongside luminaries like Alain Ducasse and Pierre Gagnaire.
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He co-owns the highly regarded Lehamim bakery in Tel Aviv and the equally well-loved Breads Bakery in New York, near Union Square.
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By summer, Jen O'Malley Dillon, O'Rourke's highly-regarded campaign manager, had built out his political and policy operation, recruiting top talent to El Paso.
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His star had hardly faded, but Alonso's arrival gave San Diego a fresh, perhaps even more highly-regarded prospect to install at first base.
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Subsequent targets have included liberal journalists, Nadya Tolokonnikova and Maria Alekhina of the punk protest group Pussy Riot, and Lyudmila Ulitskaya, a highly regarded novelist.
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On Monday, a highly regarded mathematician claimed in a lecture that he has proven perhaps the most famous of these problems, called the Riemann hypothesis.
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As a member of the Claremont Colleges, a group of highly regarded schools just outside of Los Angeles, Pomona's need-blind admissions policy stands apart.
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The long-serving and highly regarded head of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Glenn Stevens, retires in September after a decade at the helm.
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In return, the Mariners will get three Yankees' prospects in highly regarded left-hander Justus Sheffield, right-hander Erik Swanson and outfielder Dom Thompson-Williams.
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At the top of this year's list is a member of the Claremont Colleges, a group of highly regarded schools just outside of Los Angeles.
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A bed finally opened up for Ben at Baltimore's Kennedy Krieger Institute -- a private, highly regarded facility that offers intensive therapy, psychiatry and family coaching.
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The following evening Hilary Benn, Labour's highly-regarded shadow foreign-secretary, called Mr Corbyn to express his lack of confidence; Mr Corbyn promptly sacked him.
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Apple has scored a coup in Silicon Valley's increasingly global search for television industry talent, recruiting the highly regarded UK-based broadcasting executive Jay Hunt.
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O'Reilly was so highly regarded by Fox corporate that he was selected to the pre-Super Bowl presidential interviews when Fox Sports broadcast the game.
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Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods put a highly discussed dent in all the retail grocery stocks, of which Costco is perhaps the most highly regarded.
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It comes with many of the features found on today's other highly-regarded toasters, including six browning levels and bagel, defrost, reheat and cancel settings.
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It is one of the largest private residences in Manhattan and is located in a highly regarded area where the median listing price is $1,288,0003.
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At TIFF, one of the largest and most highly-regarded film festivals, roughly 30 percent of the films selected in 2016 were directed by women.
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ABOUT WAKE FOREST (0-1): Brown, a highly regarded prospect, scored 21 points on 813-of-12 shooting with nine rebounds in his collegiate debut.
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But though the antiwar senator was highly regarded by the Party faithful, he was also, amid the surrounding culture wars, highly unpopular with ordinary Americans.
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He has not been pushed to five sets; he has not faced any established threats or even one of the tour's most highly regarded youngsters.
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The Cleveland Clinic, a highly regarded health system, joined forces with an insurance start-up, Oscar Health, to offer individuals a health plan in Ohio.
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Lawler's patent for legendary bouts would have potentially led to Cerrone being even more highly regarded even if he failed to have his hand raised.
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"We are adding a host of highly regarded and respected basketball people to work with the Knicks to fortify the franchise for years to come."
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He is deeply trusting of the Justice Department's criminal division; his highly regarded deputy, Rod Rosenstein; and the professionalism of the F.B.I. rank and file.
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To put the amount in perspective, the highly regarded University of Virginia, a nearby state university, received $37 million from the same sources that year.
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"Ragnarok" was developed by the Danish writer and producer Adam Price, who created the highly regarded series "Borgen" and "Herrens Veje" ("Ride Upon the Storm").
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So Mr. Trump removed Joseph Maguire, the highly regarded acting director of national intelligence, and temporarily assigned Mr. Grenell, who is keeping his other roles.
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" In a statement, Mr. Portnow said that the accusation had already been investigated "by experienced and highly regarded lawyers" and that he was "completely exonerated.
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But the lifelikeness of both are dwarfed by Mica: a prototype that Magic Leap, a highly regarded augmented-reality startup, unveiled at its conference Wednesday.
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The Big East that Leibovitz mentioned had highly regarded coaches: Rollie Massimino at Villanova, Lou Carnesecca at St. John's, John Thompson of Georgetown and others.
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Many of these articles translated the results of CBS News/New York Times polls, which were among the most highly regarded in the polling industry.
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Javie recalled a conversation he had early in his career with Earl Strom, who was one of the most highly regarded officials in the league.
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"It&aposs no different from dot-sucks," said Paul Vixie, a highly regarded computer scientist who helped design the system of internet addresses currently in use.
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Days before he acquired Manny Ramirez, Colletti sent Carlos Santana (then a highly regarded catching prospect) to Cleveland in a deal for third baseman Casey Blake.
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"The highly regarded Charles Wilson is the brains behind Booker and was widely expected to take over from CEO Dave Lewis in due course," he said.
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As a result, the Panthers were only 2 ½-point favorites at home against the highly regarded Seahawks on Sunday, the smallest spread of the divisional round.
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The strategy yielded many headlines for the highly-regarded Chinese outfit, but today its CEO admitted that Xiaomi has been in transition after growing "too fast".
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But Denmark is much more highly regarded than South Africa and Iraq, the minnows against which Brazil could not muster a win, let alone a goal.
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More than 100 highly regarded Spanish lawyers have stated that the "sedition" and "rebellion" charges against them are baseless, and many Catalans consider them political prisoners.
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However, there is concern about the precedent backing Carney would set since he is "basically a Canadian" even though he is highly regarded, the official said.
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But the museum is highly regarded for staging exhibitions of work by world-renowned photographers, many who've never shown in Sweden, as well as emerging talents.
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It's the strength of the label, which was started by Soledad Muñoz in 2015, that Minimal Violence credit with their ascent to the highly-regarded festival.
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Dijsselbloem, whose term as eurogroup chairman ends in January, is highly regarded by the other 18 euro zone finance ministers and by the European Union institutions.
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It is a hybrid operator backed by highly regarded Neil Woodford and says it is now the third biggest in the industry overall having overtaken Connells.
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"Maria is highly regarded for her strong leadership skills and exceptional technical expertise," Dan Brandt, chairman of NEI's board and CEO of Pinnacle West Capital Corp.
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Credit the enduring popularity of this unreleased game to Team Ico's past works, as Ico and Colossus are two of the most highly regarded PS2 games.
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Working with Pursell, a highly regarded naturopath, Sondker got a crash course in foraging and distilling natural remedies to cure everything from muscle aches to insomnia.
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Braves starter Aaron Blair, a highly regarded right-hander making his major league debut, threw Conforto an off-speed pitch, which he lined to right field.
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Related to this, the more rigorous form that pro League takes in its Asian markets has produced more successful and more highly-regarded teams and players.
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Razia Khan, chief economist for Africa and the Middle East at Standard Chartered, said Kganyago was the most highly regarded central bank governor in the region.
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Through his tenure as chief executive, Mr. Blackmun has been highly regarded and viewed as a stabilizing force in an organization previously troubled by chaotic leadership.
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There had been talk that Georgia Coach Kirby Smart would give the highly regarded freshman Fields more work after a 266-point loss to Louisiana State.
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Although badger hair is typically the most highly regarded material for shave brushes, boar bristles can still claim the silver medal and have some distinct advantages.
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But as its talent pool has expanded, fed by highly regarded engineering programs at local universities, it has increasingly become a place for high-tech innovation.
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Among the schools that will participate are Cornell University, New York University, Mercy College and Bard College, which has run a highly regarded program since 2001.
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Mr. Karl is a highly regarded Broadway actor, and "Groundhog Day," which was developed around his performance, is expected to be a breakout role for him.
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Scorsese, Mendes and Tarantino are highly regarded in the industry, but the lack of female directors has been a sore spot for many in recent years.
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From McLean (emphasis added): ValueAct, which grew into a highly regarded fund, in no small measure due to the huge success of its investment in Valeant.
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The penalties mean that the Tigers' highly regarded football team will not be eligible for the Southeastern Conference title game or a bowl game next fall.
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She moved to Melbourne for university and eventually developed an international cooking career, working for Michelin-starred chefs in London and highly regarded restaurants in Melbourne.
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Thomas Reese, a senior analyst for Religion News Service who visits the Vatican frequently and has written several highly regarded books about the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
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Many commentators dismissed them, since Emerson doesn't call cellphones, Gravis isn't very highly regarded, and Breitbart ... well, Breitbart may not exactly be the most unbiased source.
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Hermes earned her doctor of naturopathy degree from the Bastyr University, an alternative medicine college in Washington and California that's highly regarded in the naturopathic community.
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Mrs Pelosi, who was a highly regarded Speaker between 2007 and 2011, making her the first woman to hold the job, chipped away at the first group.
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They resembled the Next Generation Science Standards, a highly regarded model for teaching STEM that had already been adopted by 18 states and the District of Columbia.
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Baosteel Group, founded in 1978 when China's economy first opened up after the Mao era, has 13,000 staff, some new plants, and a highly regarded research institute.
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Highly-regarded freshman guard Isaiah Washington from Harlem, N.Y. also rebounded from a cold-shooting debut with eight points on 823-of-7 from the field Monday.
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Le Creuset is one of the best known and most highly regarded kitchen brands, and you normally have to pay a larger fee to secure its products.
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" Shannon Mills, a Concord resident whose hometown is San Antonio, said he thinks Castro "did a good job there, he was very highly regarded as a mayor.
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Mr Blanquer, a former director of Essec, a highly regarded business school, has thought about what works abroad and how such lessons might be applied in France.
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Ms Haspel is a highly regarded career officer, who can be expected to insulate the CIA from political interference by a president who does not recognise boundaries.
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Ireland does have highly regarded engineering programs at Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin, and there's no question that the prominence of Guinness is a draw.
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He also has developed into a highly regarded motivational speaker and magician who entertains crowds with his tricks and humor and inspires them with his personal story.
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Though she has vowed to never read the book, Loftus says that eating Wallace's most highly regarded work has brought her closer to it, emotionally and intellectually.
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Speculation about internal CEO candidates had centered on two highly regarded executives with longer Biogen tenure - Chief Financial Officer Paul Clancy and Chief Medical Officer Al Sandrock.
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With India's power as buyer and manufacturer now highly regarded by western and developing markets alike, we could well see new and substantial contracts on the table.
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The company said the gay dating app is a public forum and the companies in question are "highly-regarded software vendors" that are subject to strict terms.
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Most of the main actors from the highly regarded television series "Friends" have appeared in multiple films — but not all of their movies have been well-received.
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Audience Score: 65%Still not on par with the original but more highly regarded than the sequel, "Halloweentown High" is the third installment in the witchy series.
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The high school's athletic program is also highly regarded, and the school campus, built in 2008, includes turf athletic fields and a state-of-the-art stadium.
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A study published in The New England Journal of Medicine, one of the most highly regarded peer-reviewed medical journals, analyzed a longer period than we did.
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Whoever prevails would also get hold of FX, the home of highly regarded TV shows like "The Americans" and "American Crime Story," as well as National Geographic.
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Pierson is highly regarded and viewed as not partisan by intelligence community colleagues who know her to be confident and well versed in the work she does.
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Born in Flint, Michigan, on February 19, 1942, Paul Krause would go on to become one of the most highly regarded pro football players from the state.
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A Walgreens spokesman said the company doesn't have any comment on competitor moves in private label, but emphasized it already has a portfolio of highly regarded brands.
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The average scores from the city's first two years were significantly below the average for classrooms in New Jersey's Abbott Preschool Program, a highly regarded preschool effort.
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As for the other highly regarded series he's been a part of, Smits insists he doesn't have an special radar for what's going to hit with audiences.
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The correspondent, Jay Solomon, was a highly regarded veteran of The Journal and Washington diplomatic circles, and his dismissal came as a shock to the paper's newsroom.
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Your book, to me, read like a tragedy, in that a highly regarded public servant and warfighter saw his shine diminish just a little more each day.
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As a member of the Claremont Colleges, a group of highly regarded schools just outside of Los Angeles, admission to Pomona is tough but also need-blind.
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Freeby, who has photographed such celebrities as Grant Gustin — star of the CW network's reboot of "The Flash" — pointed out that some highly regarded movies were themselves reboots.
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The Office of Legal Counsel of the Justice Department -- in an opinion by a highly regarded career Deputy Assistant Attorney General -- adopted a position consistent with our own.
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Pho stands out, though, both for the apparent audaciousness of his actions, and his affiliation with TAO, a highly regarded unit within the world's most powerful intelligence apparatus.
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When the highly regarded general was picked to replace disgraced former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn in late February, Breitbart covered the appointment as a coup for Trump.
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Leifer is known for many of the most memorable moments in sports history, but this collection will also consists of other highly regarded pieces from the 20th century.
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The firm, founded by Biasi and Simone Borla in 2010, controls five investment funds and has a network of "highly regarded external partners," it says on its website.
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The Energy Department's last two leaders were both highly regarded scientists, befitting of an agency that is a top funder of physical science research in the United States.
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A player highly regarded in this manner is always said to have "off the charts makeup," leading one executive to bemoan why his scouts don't get bigger charts.
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"The Office of Legal Counsel of the Justice Department -- in an opinion by a highly regarded career Deputy Assistant Attorney General -- adopted a position consistent with our own."
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In May 2016, she applied for a student visa, according to prosecutors, and enrolled at American University where she studied at the highly regarded School of International Service.
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And while the federal prosecutors in Brooklyn are among the most highly regarded in the country, prosecuting civil rights cases is rare and that expertise lies in Washington.
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Atlanta Falcons: WR Josh Doctson, TCU Leonard Floyd is still on the board and highly regarded by scouts, but I don't believe in him as an edge rusher.
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On Sunday, a week after Mr. Roof first petitioned Judge Gergel to dismiss his highly regarded legal team and represent himself, the defendant just as suddenly reversed course.
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By courting business with the Pentagon, they risked angering a number of the company's highly regarded A.I. researchers, who had vowed that their work would not become militarized.
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But the flip side was that there may be a player that wasn't highly regarded that we may have traded who would have come back to bite us.
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"Respondents 1 and 2 are both highly regarded in their respective departments and both received much praise and adoration in their course evaluations from students," the letter concluded.
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"Respondents 1 and 2 are both highly regarded in their respective departments and both received much praise and adoration in their course evaluations from students," the letter concluded.
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Biden advisers sought to hire Tara McGowan, a highly regarded Democratic digital strategist, and Emmy Ruiz, an operative who managed several Western states for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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In 1980, with the pianist Emanuel Ax, he gave a highly regarded series of performances of the complete Beethoven sonatas at the 92nd Street Y in New York.
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His first move was to appoint a phalanx of highly-regarded youth coaches from all over Russia; they brought with them not only their expertise, but their recommendations.
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This is a much more lo-fi look at some highly regarded comic and dramatic actors, and a higher-profile version of the popular 24 Hour Play series.
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He recorded with Mr. Barbieri, Mr. DeJohnette, the trumpeter Enrico Rava and the drummer Billy Cobham, whose highly regarded band, Spectrum, conjured a dense, astral brand of fusion.
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The department has also decided to move Public School 452, a highly regarded, mostly white school, from West 77th Street, into the building that now houses P.S. 191.
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The exit of Mattis, highly regarded by Republicans and Democrats alike, added to concerns over what many see as Trump's unpredictable, go-it-alone approach to global security.
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There is a peculiar kind of alchemy that happens at the point where massive amounts of money and highly regarded artists converge: everything in the vicinity becomes meaningless.
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I think the other thing I would say is, you know, it's not as if we're a poor performing organization, we're very highly regarded by the outside world.
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Mr. McCaslin has been highly regarded in jazz circles for years, but he found broader recognition last year after backing David Bowie on "Blackstar," the rocker's final album.
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A highly regarded Republican pollster, and author of a book entitled "What women want," Mrs Conway set about trying to make him appear more measured, more compassionate, less offensive.
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"You don&apost have to be an extraordinary back to kill it in Dallas," said Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones, alluding to the Cowboys&apos highly regarded offensive line.
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Building a PC like that yourself will cost around $1,100 (according to highly regarded PC building site Logical Increments), or you could buy one from some of Oculus' partners.
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Horta-Osório, who is Portuguese, has run Lloyds for the past five years and is highly regarded for turning around the lender after it struggled following the financial crisis.
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Last year it put a highly regarded senior executive, David Marcus, in charge of a new team exploring "ways to leverage the power of blockchain technology", which underlies cryptocurrencies.
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Now, Fox News — and most importantly Ailes — have taken up her standard to fight with Trump, giving a clear indication that Kelly is highly regarded at the highest levels.
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Air Force athletes have found considerable success as a result, taking away a number of trophies at highly regarded tournaments such as the Golden Gloves and the US Nationals.
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More than a year after Franken resigned from the US Senate, his story has been resurrected, this time by the highly-regarded journalist Jane Mayer in the New Yorker.
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For example, the first graphic novel collecting the highly-regarded Ms Marvel reboot appears to be free — but only if you're paying for Kindle Unlimited or Comixology Unlimited subscriptions.
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Sources also say that Jaffy is highly regarded among top producers and is particularly close to another rising star: Katy Tur, who rose to prominence during the Trump campaign.
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As to why Frahm was specially chosen (a point of minor jealousy for his contemporaries, I sensed), a spokesperson for Immigration and Customs Enforcement said he came highly regarded.
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The manoeuvres highlight the huge jolt Germany's Energiewende, or green-energy transition, has dealt to the business model of what were once two of Europe's most highly regarded utilities.
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Strange, isn't it, that the most famous, well-loved, and highly-regarded nightclub of all time, is one that I'm pretty sure none of us have ever been to.
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Yandle had 20 power-play assists and is highly regarded by Vigneault as a creative playmaker and team leader, not so much for his ability to shut down opponents.
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Highly-regarded educational institutions are also being forced to innovate and provide the resources to the financial industry to up-skill and stay ahead of an ever-steepening curve.
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The Terriers' most highly regarded players are underclassmen, and the team's top scorer, the sophomore Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, had 30 points last season, far fewer than the N.C.A.A. leaders.
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Investigators and prosecutors in several states say embezzlement investigations involving youth sports have become common, almost always committed by unpaid board members who are highly regarded in their communities.
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Molin, one of Sweden's most highly regarded top executives, told Reuters that he had not been asked to become chairman of Ericsson, but he did not eliminate the idea.
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Now the autos business has been moved into banks, the investment portfolio has shrunk again and highly regarded Ben Brazil has given up his seat on the executive committee.
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But they remain very unhappy about how Republicans treated Merrick B. Garland, the highly regarded federal appeals court judge whose nomination by Mr. Obama in March is now dead.
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TheDominoKing is back with another impressive domino display inspired by one of the most highly regarded video game classics of all time: The Legend of Zelda for the NES.
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The card offers Priority Pass Select membership and complimentary access to the highly regarded American Express Centurion lounges, plus Delta Sky Club access when you fly directly with Delta.
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Obviously, winning an award doesn't make you infallible, but to see Curry make mincemeat of a highly regarded player, and to do it so easily, is something to behold.
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The 59-year-old was highly regarded within the fading world of American coal, but mostly known to the public for his connection to the 2006 Sago Mine disaster.
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He was highly regarded in both Scotland and the German-speaking world, where his fondness for florid lines and Japanese-inspired designs synced well with tastes at the time.
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The ouster of so many well-known and highly regarded members of his party on Wednesday night had proven to be particularly controversial, even for Johnson's more loyal supporters.
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Davis is not a very highly regarded fighter but showed a cool head and demonstrated some of those same habits we examined in Zabit Magomedsharipov: Tempering Talent with Craft.
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Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein has appointed Robert Mueller, the highly regarded former FBI chief, to serve as special counsel and to carry out the Russia inquiry that Comey started.
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Han had coached Sam since she was 5 and he had taken her far, within reach of a full ride at a college with a highly regarded gymnastics program.
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The Atlantic ran an excerpt; conservatives went on the attack; George Packer, a highly-regarded and left-leaning journalist who got caught in Coates's cross hairs, issued a rebuttal.
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Today, MDRC — a highly regarded research group — is releasing a new study on an E.I.T.C. experiment in which New York City increased the benefit for workers without dependent children.
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Mr. Wiley, who will be painting Mr. Obama, is highly regarded for his vibrant portraits — predominantly of men he meets through street casting — that evoke European old master paintings.
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Jazz Mr. McCaslin has been highly regarded in jazz circles for years, but he found broader recognition last year after backing David Bowie on "Blackstar," the rocker's final album.
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Tesla's improving performance on Consumer Reports' list suggests the electric-car maker is beginning to pair its innovative technology and highly-regarded engineering with a more stable manufacturing system.
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Mr. Sharif's predecessor, Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, was also highly regarded, but became a figure of controversy after he extended his military term as corruption allegations swirled around his family.
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But Ms. Redstone's plan depended on winning over Leslie Moonves, the highly regarded chairman and chief executive of CBS Corporation, whom she had wanted to run the combined entity.
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Judge Richard Posner of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit — a highly regarded conservative — wrote the 2007 decision on Crawford that the Supreme Court upheld.
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The Christie's sale in Paris was the last of several from the fabled private collection of Pierre Vérité and his son Claude, both highly regarded dealers in tribal art.
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Lime this November brought on a highly regarded chief operating officer, veteran tech player Joe Kraus, from Alphabet's early-stage investing arm, GV. This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Meanwhile Miesha Tate was left waiting in the wings, having ground her way through the highly regarded Sara McMann and Jessica Eye, positioning herself as the clear number one contender.
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At the time, gibbons were highly regarded by the Chinese, and it wasn't uncommon to bury noble people with important items and treasures, Helen Chatterjee told Gizmodo in an email.
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On Wednesday, Jennings, who has the longest winning streak on the game show, spoke to Vulture about his highly-regarded relationship with Trebek and his most cherished memories with him.
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Japan's big-betting holding firm SoftBank is buying Boston Dynamics, one of the most highly regarded robotics labs in the world, from Google's parent company Alphabet, for an undisclosed price.
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The research was peer reviewed prior to its acceptance into the conference, though, and within the field of human-computer interaction, those sorts of findings tend to be highly regarded.
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Still, Gonzaga — a team that is consistently highly regarded among college basketball experts despite its relatively weak conference — has a lower overall and nonconference strength of schedule than the Aztecs.
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Two of the most highly regarded rulers in Chinese history were the Emperors Wen and Jing of the Han Dynasty, who governed with a light touch and who decentralised power.
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More than a third of kindergarten to third-grade students in the highly regarded Lindbergh school district tested as "at risk" for dyslexia last spring, after Missouri instituted mandatory screening.
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A lot of the top PS4 pro controller makers now offer that option, including Scuf and lesser-known but highly regarded brands like AimControllers, Battle Beaver Customs, and Evil Controllers.
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One of the most highly-regarded midfield players in world football at his peak, he was capped 114 times for England, 40 as captain, and played in six major tournaments.
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The squad was highly regarded during the war and "proved conclusively that African-Americans could fly and maintain sophisticated combat aircraft," a description of on the Tuskegee Airmen page reads.
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But many a "real artist" never lived to see his work so highly regarded by public and institutions alike, let alone distributed and proudly displayed in millions of US households.
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Meanwhile, Trump turned his insult machine against Ayotte, a highly respected Republican senator running in a close race against Maggie Hassan, the equally highly regarded Democratic governor of New Hampshire.
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Results from the annual Harris Poll have been released, giving us a look at which brands are the most highly regarded across all sectors, from air travel to television networks.
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Oakland 2B Jed Lowrie (left big toe) will have season-ending surgery and the club plans to promote highly regarded INF Chad Pinder from Triple-A Nashville on Wednesday. 3.
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Netflix added more subscribers than expected in the third quarter as viewers craved its highly regarded original content and results did not show any new signs of stress, analysts said.
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He said he took advice from Renato Canova, a highly regarded coach of German twins, Anna and Lisa Hahner, who are also scheduled to run the Olympic marathon in Rio.
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Sanchez cannot possibly sustain this pace, but as a highly regarded prospect who commanded a $3 million bonus at age 16, he has a reasonable chance to be a star.
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If Deadpool's success in theaters has proved anything (not to mention Marvel's highly regarded Netflix programming), it's that there's an appetite out there for more adult-friendly comic book adaptations.
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Her crew included a highly regarded captain, an illiterate but gifted first mate, and the usual roster of harpooners, sailors, and able-bodied seamen—but not the intended ship's surgeon.
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Carousell is highly regarded in Singapore for being one of the first home-grown startups to show promise — its three founding members each graduated the National University of Singapore, NUS.
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The talent is there, the coaches are highly regarded, the schemes have been perennially successful, and yet the execution just isn't good enough to keep pace with the NFC's best.
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Since their highly regarded 2013 demo, the four-piece have developed a unique and tense approach to punk that draws from classic US hardcore, UK anarcho, and general emotional malaise.
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While the Conyers name is still highly regarded in the district, strategists believe that two Conyers candidates in the race will ultimately split their vote while benefitting the other candidates.
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"ServiceNow is highly regarded by its customers and has tremendous momentum and opportunity to enable digital transformation and help make work, work better for people," she said in a statement.
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The move baffled many fashion insiders, because only two years earlier, the highly regarded British designers Luella Bartley and Katie Hillier were ceremoniously brought in to revamp the contemporary label.
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In the last 40 years, a highly regarded tradition in one part of the field of Kant scholarship has developed that is predicated on deliberately disregarding what Kant actually says.
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Even H.R. McMaster, Trump's highly regarded national security adviser, went on TV in August and insisted that North Korea could not be deterred in the way the Soviet Union was.
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They speculated that Mr. Pompeo, a former congressman from Kansas who is highly regarded by Mr. Trump, might be more effective at managing both the president and the diplomatic corps.
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Even before the hard-line era of President Xi Jinping, the Communist Party has acted like a supersensitive corporation, blocking highly regarded historians like Mr. Shen from peering too deeply.
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In 2009, the two climate labs produced the highly regarded "Six Americas" report, which identified six different groups of Americans who represented the range of public opinion on climate change.
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Today, his gallery — which sprawls over 3,000 square-feet in the heart of South Beach — is as sophisticated and as highly regarded as those in New York or Los Angeles.
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The good news is that New York City already has a highly regarded campaign finance system and it would be easy to include the five city district attorneys in it.
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Before he made it there, Miyagawa, a highly regarded defensive player, charged across the field, lowered his head and hit Okuno with his shoulder in the small of his back.
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Marketed by Savills with a price tag of £1.7953 million-plus, the castle has 16 bedrooms, eight reception rooms, three estate houses, two lodges and a highly regarded private garden.
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Toronto's lone deadline move, though, was hanging on to the highly regarded Ujiri, who, without a contract extension, will become a free agent like Antetokounmpo after the 2020-21 season.
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A highly regarded and discussed provision of the SECURE Act is the opening of multiple employer plans (MEPs) – a concept that we helped to develop in early retirement reform discussions.
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The Steelers will have Fitzpatrick under contract for the rest of this season and three more, should they choose, and at below-market rates for a highly regarded defensive back.
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Many of those readers are going to health websites that regularly make Top 10 lists for trustworthiness, and journalists are linking to the same highly regarded sites in their stories.
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Miami obtained Dan Straily from the Cincinnati Reds for three minor leaguers, including the right-handers Luis Castillo and Austin Brice, both highly regarded prospects in the Marlins' thin system.
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Paul Newton, the highly regarded Australian artist Christie selected, has painted portraits of famous subjects including Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh, pop star Kylie Minogue and Pope Benedict XVI.
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Mr. López Obrador has promised an ambitious slate of social programs while assuring investors that he will exercise fiscal prudence and respect the independence of Mexico's highly regarded central bank.
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" She was writing — an unused, highly regarded draft of "The Loved One" — and acting in movies, including alongside Peter Falk, whom she later cast in her film "Mikey and Nicky.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, Sergeant Bob Boese said that Ahrens has served more than 10 years with the LASD and described him as a "highly regarded and respected public servant."
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"He is widely admired for his intellect, experience, and exemplary judicial temperament," McConnell said, adding Kavanaugh is widely respected by colleagues and peers and is "highly regarded throughout the legal community."
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Analysts said at the time the resignation of Massenet, a highly regarded figure in the fashion world and chairman of the British Fashion Council, was a blow for the new group.
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McCluskey, a Washington state native and a senior at the school, was majoring in communication and was a "highly regarded member" of the school's track and field team, the statement added.
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The Platinum card offers Priority Pass Select lounge membership and complimentary access to the highly regarded American Express Centurion lounges, plus Delta Sky Club access when you fly directly with Delta.
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BabyCenter: You're bound to find support at this highly regarded site, which welcomes all kinds of families into its highly specialized groups, including one for alternative lifestyles called Parents Like You.
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While coach Bruce Weber's team has a solid group of veterans, it was highly-regarded freshman Xavier Sneed who led the way on Saturday with a 16-point, eight-rebound performance.
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McCluskey, a Washington state native and a senior at the school, was majoring in communication and was a "highly regarded member" of the school's track and field team, the statement said.
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Though the design of Bang & Olufsen's high-end televisions are highly regarded, there has been criticism that the loss-making company's technology has failed to keep pace with that of rivals.
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The UCLA men's basketball program was unable to land yet another highly regarded candidate for its vacant head coaching position when Tennessee's Rick Barnes elected Monday to remain with the Volunteers.
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The latest social media storm came last week when Tate Martell, a highly regarded recruit from Las Vegas, announced that he was backing away from a verbal commitment to the Aggies.
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ATLANTA -- Two highly regarded second-year pitchers will try to turn around seasons that have started to go the wrong way when the Philadelphia Phillies play the Atlanta Braves on Thursday.
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Schiff said in his opening statement that Yovanovitch is a "highly regarded career diplomat" who was doing "a remarkable job fighting corruption in Ukraine" before she was recalled earlier this year.
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Toppings like pico de gallo, house-made guacamole, lettuce, and sour cream are all available, as are Dos Toros' highly-regarded hot sauces, Smokey (mild), Verde (medium) and Habanero (super hot).
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Then there are the acquisitions of defender Raphael Geurreiro, midfielders Mikel Merino and Sebastian Rode, and forward Emre Mor, who are 22, 20, 25 and 18, respectively and all highly regarded.
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Here, he poured me a generous glass of the line's highly regarded X.O. An aroma of dried fruit wafted from the tulip snifter, and the drink's subtle sweetness intermingled with spice.
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G.E.'s next chief executive, John Flannery, is highly regarded inside and outside the company, said Bill George, a professor at Harvard Business School who served as chief executive of Medtronic.
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Mr. Sharp was only 34, but he was the coordinator of the highly regarded group and had spent three years trekking through eastern Congo, persuading rebels to put down their weapons.
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Dee Gordon, who already had stolen two bases, grounded to Rosario — the Mets' highly regarded 483-year-old shortstop, who was called up from the minors less than three weeks ago.
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The highly-regarded England-based UFC and Bellator cutman Jason Fielding told Business Insider that a calm corner will be key come Saturday, and is confident Duran will help provide that.
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Cha, a highly regarded former National Security Council adviser, scholar and prize winning author on Asian affairs, served as director for Asian affairs on President George W. Bush's National Security Council.
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A Harvard-educated doctor, Cunningham is a highly regarded epidemiologist at the CDC, having risen through the ranks to become a team leader in the US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
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It didn't hurt that the post had appeared on the feed of one of America's most highly regarded working photographers, Alec Soth, whose work we have written about here and here.
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Fouse is highly regarded by Wall Street and her name has been bandied about with each high profile executive opening in the biotech industry since her June 2017 "retirement" from Celgene.
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One of the biggest surprises of this enlightening and well-written book is that its authors are highly regarded law professors, with extensive experience not only as academics but as practitioners.
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The university offers public events, including performances by the school's highly regarded jazz students and a lecture series that has featured such speakers as Stephen Sondheim, Gloria Steinem and Colin Powell.
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New release: Following its highly regarded 220 album, "Music Complete," the band released a live album in May, "NOMC21984" on vinyl, CD and for download, featuring new tracks and '33s classics.
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But their West Coast Conference competition and their dearth of wins against highly regarded opponents mean a conventional, results-oriented analysis would probably leave them with a disadvantageous, double-digit seeding.
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But in this decade, North Carolina has only twice reached the second weekend of the N.C.A.A. tournament, both times thanks to four players from its highly regarded recruiting class in 2013.
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Their victories are a shot in the arm for the younger generation after two of the sport's most highly regarded prospects, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Alexander Zverev, were bundled out on Monday.
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Related: The Zetas Cartel Turned a Mexican Prison into a Death Camp "Even though he's been incarcerated since 1995, he's still highly regarded by many of the Mexican cartels," he said.
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Ms. Rice comes to the Globe from Kneehigh, a highly regarded physical theater troupe based in Cornwall, England, and seems to have brought some of that company's whimsical footprint to the Globe.
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The endorsement by Mr. Christie, a not unblemished but still highly regarded figure within the party's elite — he is a former chairman of the Republican Governors Association — landed Friday with crippling force.
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On Wednesday, LVMH announced the eight finalists for its highly-regarded LVMH Prize for Young Designers, and for the first time ever, designers from Nigeria and South Africa have made the cut.
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Mueller's reputation, earned over years that stretched from heroic military service to highly regarded prosecutor and FBI director, also helped protect the investigation against the relentless attacks of Trump and his allies.
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Once a highly-regarded professional, Spicer has become Exhibit A in a growing body of evidence that suggests that serious people with reputations they value serve the President at their own peril.
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If you're familiar with audio equipment in any capacity, you probably know that Bose is highly regarded for the amazing auditory experiences their devices provide — and the SoundLink II is no exception.
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But those who choose to turn on Allo's encryption, dubbed "incognito mode," will be getting a highly regarded security protocol: Google partnered with Open Whisper Systems to use the company's Signal Protocol.
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"It would be the end of energy dominance for the U.S. because investment would flee the industry," said one highly regarded energy expert who would only speak on the condition of anonymity.
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Platinum is highly regarded for action games like Bayonetta and Vanquish, and Saito believed they could improve the technical aspects of the game, one of the major complaints with the original Nier.
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She emerges as a tough, lively, cultured and wilful woman, who also composed highly regarded songs that were characteristic of her era; a modern performer describes them as "sensual, charming and surprising".
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Yet on Thursday night, he was the No. 215 overall pick in the N.F.L. draft, with the Cleveland Browns selecting Mayfield, the gunslinging Heisman Trophy winner, over three other highly regarded quarterbacks.
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At Facebook he had been engineering director of the core machine learning group inside Facebook's applied machine learning organization, which in turn works with the company's highly regarded artificial intelligence research group.
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He joined United on a four-year deal in July 2016 for an undisclosed fee from Borussia Dortmund, where he had become one of the most highly regarded attacking midfielders in Europe.
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He has become one of America's most highly regarded artists: a musician whose influence straddles multiple decades and a lyricist worthy of the poets and authors who inspired him on his journey.
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Calasso went on to become the editor of Adelphi Editions, which under his watch became one of Europe's most highly regarded publishing houses, its authors including Bachmann, Djuna Barnes, and Thomas Bernhard.
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Since then, La Onda wines have appeared on the wine lists of a number of highly regarded restaurants: Ruffian, in Manhattan; Roberta's, in Brooklyn; Quince, in San Francisco; Bavel, in Los Angeles.
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Mr. Comey is a veteran law enforcement official who served as deputy attorney general in the George W. Bush administration and is highly regarded in both parties for his integrity and independence.
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For Guo, highly regarded as one of China's most experienced financial services professionals, returning to Beijing follows an accomplished career including appointments as chairman of China Construction Bank Corp (601939.SS)(0939.
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The neuroscientist and author of the highly regarded This is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession was deeply involved in the study methodology and approved the data sampling.
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Sunil Dhaliwal has had a solid run in his 20 years so far as a VC. Just two years out of Georgetown, Dhaliwal landed at Battery Ventures, a highly regarded venture firm.
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He described the pleasure he had taken in teaching law at Harvard, where he was a highly regarded visiting professor hired by Justice Elena Kagan when she was the law school's dean.
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"Ethiopian Airlines is very, very highly regarded; it's part of the Star Alliance," Graham Braithwaite, a professor of safety and accident investigation at Cranfield University in Britain, said by phone on Sunday.
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Another highly regarded official, Pravin Gordhan, who often clashed with Mr. Zuma, was named to lead the Ministry of Public Enterprises, a source of widespread corruption during Mr. Zuma's nine-year presidency.
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Rice also coaches the Team Rio A.A.U. program, which features two of the most highly regarded sophomores in the nation, Scottie Lewis and Bryan Antoine of the Ranney School in New Jersey.
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At the New Sorbonne, he worked at the Institute of High Studies for Latin America, a highly regarded institution known for welcoming exiles who fled the dictatorships in Argentine, Brazil or Chile.
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Afghanistan's highly regarded special forces units have suffered increasingly heavy casualties this year as the Taliban have mounted major assaults on provincial centers including Ghazni city and Farah city in the southwest.
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The sudden departure of the team's highly regarded technical director James Allison in the build up to Sunday's race has only caused more upheaval and could deal their campaign a further blow.
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Pompeo will be replaced at the CIA by Gina Haspel, a highly-regarded, three-decade agency professional, but the long knives are already out because of her role in CIA's counterterrorism program.
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Meg Stuart, a highly regarded American artist who has long been based in Europe, makes a rare appearance in the United States with an hour of solos she calls monologues of movement.
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That performance was so highly regarded we'd still be hearing about it, had not Unscripted Trump gotten out of bed at dawn last weekend and tweeted that Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
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He is one of the most highly regarded CEO's among Sweden's top firms and Assa's shares have sharply outperformed the Stockholm stock exchange's blue-chip index OMXS30 with Molin at the helm.
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Some birds might prefer to learn from certain highly regarded individuals, regardless of how common a syllable is, while others might prefer reproductively advantageous behaviors, like singing songs that make them stand out.
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To that end I recently spoke with Keith Valory, Plex's CEO, and Scott Olechowski, co-founder and chief product officer, to figure out what's next for the company and its highly regarded app.
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Dagestani combat sambo specialist Makhachev, a world champion in said discipline, was highly regarded as one of the world's most promising lightweights ahead of his UFC debut against Leo Kuntz at UFC 187.
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The actress starred in Mad Men, kissed Jon Hamm many times on screen while on the show, and, of course, maintains one of the most highly-regarded comedy Instagram accounts of all time.
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"Russia's image does not only depend on organising the football world championship," European Council President Donald Tusk, a former Polish prime minister, said of Moscow's highly-regarded organisation of the soccer World Cup.
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It was "United States and Health Care Reform: Progress to Date and Next Steps," an article written by President Obama and published in the highly-regarded Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
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"Thus, even if trade protection leads to increased domestic production, increases in employment may be far less than many hope," a report from the highly-regarded independent Econofact economist network said last week.
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McCluskey, a Washington state native and a senior at the school, was majoring in communication and was a "highly regarded member" of the track team, a statement put out by the school read.
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To come up with the list, more than 1,000 international leaders in the restaurant community voted, with a panel in each region made up food writers, critics, chefs, restaurateurs and highly regarded gastronomes.
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" Calling Lyons "a highly regarded and acclaimed law enforcement officer," Young vowed "to address" the charges "expeditiously, and we're hopeful for a swift resolution so she can get back to serving the community.
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Ryan Falvey knew his organization, the Center for Financial Services Innovation, was highly regarded at JPMorgan, but he was shocked to see it so prominently featured in CEO Jamie Dimon's annual shareholder letter.
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The addition of Independent, the highly regarded New York fair, to the city's perennial "discovery" event, Art Brussels, could potentially turn Belgium in April into a serious destination for collectors of contemporary art.
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Neither a distinguished senator like Ben Sasse (R) of Nebraska nor an honorable governor like 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney conveys the same status as a highly regarded military officer like retired Gen.
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By controlling his case, they said, Mr. Roof may decline to present evidence of his mental instability that his highly regarded defense team might have emphasized in both the guilt and penalty phases.
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You could also consider Harvard Business School online or the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon; both are highly ranked and highly regarded online programs, according to reputable sites and student surveys.
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But after dumping a coach so highly regarded that he is now touring the league as a defensive consultant while waiting for his next squad to mold in his image — the Knicks, anyone?
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But his music could also incline toward lyricism, and it eventually came to be so highly regarded that Mr. Davies was celebrated as one of the most eminent postwar composers in the world.
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" Of Ms. Wolfe, the mayor's aide who led the effort to capture the Senate for Democrats, she said: "Emma Wolfe is a highly regarded public servant whose integrity should not be in question.
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A highly regarded service that vets new studies for clinicians finds — on average — only 3,000 of 50,000 new journal articles published each year are well-designed and relevant enough to inform patient care.
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As the research of the highly regarded Dr. Barbara Starfield from Johns Hopkins proved, what matters to good health is the strength of the relationship between a patient and their primary care physician.
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According to Jersey City artist and School of Visual Arts professor Amy Wilson, most municipal mural programs have an open application process, with a highly regarded committee making decisions while considering community input.
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The Times-Picayune brought its history of highly regarded environmental reporting — especially the prowess of Mark Schleifstein, who earned a Pulitzer in 1997 for stories on threats to the world's oceans and fisheries.
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Mr. Finley, one of our leading bass-baritones, has always been highly regarded for his sensitivity to text, making him as strong in the recital hall as he is on the opera stage.
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Terrance Brennan, the highly regarded chef and restaurateur, is dipping his toes into Hamptons waters for the first time in his career with this spot, which he plans to keep open year-round.
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Three decades later, Mr. Ross, now a highly regarded skin-care expert and aesthetician in West Hollywood, and Mr. Rohrer, an award-winning producer of television commercials in Los Angeles, became best buddies.
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She had spent a year as an exchange student living with the Troisgros family, the owners of a highly regarded restaurant in Roanne, France, and the experience opened her eyes to French cuisine.
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There was one high note: The Ordrupgaard Museum in Copenhagen gave £1.4 million for the hauntingly minimal 1899 interior "White Doors, Strandgade 1.53," by the highly regarded Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershoi (1864-1916).
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By the 1920s, the Syrian-Lebanese community was one of the most prosperous in São Paulo, Brazil's financial powerhouse, and built schools, hospitals and sports clubs including the highly regarded Hospital Sírio-Libanês.
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It's really no coincidence that Paris is both one of the world's most highly regarded food cities and the city of love: After all, the way to the heart is through the stomach.
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The conglomerate has in recent years had to offload major assets in order to survive, including selling control of its highly regarded memory chip business to a group of investors including Apple (AAPL).
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Teenagers' allergies to their parents may make a brief return at moments when they want tight control of their personal brands — such as during college visits, or when highly regarded peers are nearby.
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A rash of resignations at the State Department, including just last month when highly-regarded U.S. diplomat Elizabeth Shackelford submitted a pointed resignation letter to Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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He has accomplished much during his nearly two years in Washington, even without the authority he would have had as a confirmed under secretary, and he remains highly regarded for his work there.
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Soleimani was for decades one of the most important and highly regarded military figures in Iran, playing a pivotal role in shaping Iranian foreign policy and the politics of the Middle East today.
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Mattis, a retired Marine general who was highly regarded by Republicans and Democrats, had far wider political support in Washington than Trump himself when he walked into the White House on Thursday afternoon.
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Sometimes dubbed "mini Merkel" by German media, Kramp-Karrenbauer is highly regarded in her party for winning an election in her region last year that buoyed the CDU's national standing ahead of the Sept.
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The company's specialty has been building remote control software for robotic vehicles, specifically, and it's also responsible for a very highly regarded simulated testing and development environment for autonomous and remotely controlled robotic systems.
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The author, former British intelligence Russia expert Chris Steele, is a highly regarded and experienced professional known for his integrity and professionalism; not the kind of guy to invent stuff out of thin air.
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Saint Teresa of Avila was a Spanish noblewoman, born in 1515, still highly regarded as a writer, whose observations could be mordant – May God preserve me from gloomy saints, was one – but also intense.
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LVMH just announced the nine finalists for its highly-regarded Young Fashion Designer Prize, which is awarded to fashion designers who have produced at least two collections and are under the age of 20153.
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In 2014, when he appeared on The Breakfast Club, DJ Khaled was a successful producer and highly regarded in the hip-hop community, but his fame has skyrocketed even further in the years since.
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For those who haven't come across its cult products, Davines is a family-owned brand that began as a research lab producing high-end products for the most highly regarded companies in the world.
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He will be the youngest player at the World Cup and although his goal was aided by a goalkeeping error, the highly regarded teenager made an impressive cameo in just his second Socceroos appearance.
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Highly regarded Oregon freshman center Bol Bol, the son of the late NBA shot-blocker extraordinaire Manute Bol, had 033 points, 12 rebounds and three blocked shots in 23 minutes in his college debut.
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I recognized her from her photo in a national news magazine that I had seen the night before about a highly regarded speech she had given at her Wellesley College commencement the previous June.
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After destroying Alex de Minaur, the highly-regarded 19-year-old local, in straight sets in the third round and Tiafoe in the last eight, Tsitsipas will be the latest youngster to test Nadal.
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Here are four facts The Donald seems to have ignored: Fact No. 2900: The Clinton two-term presidency was highly regarded by nearly two—thirds of all Americans on his last day in office.
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At the time of Shantee's death, Mikal was living with Michelle Tamika Washington, 40, a Black trans woman highly regarded in Philadelphia's trans community as a leader, advocate, and mother to countless young people.
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Roach, described by Yale as one of Wall Street's most influential economists, spent the bulk of his 30-year career at Morgan Stanley heading up a highly regarded team of economists around the world.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — On his way to becoming Pakistan's top judge, Mian Saqib Nisar built a reputation as a highly regarded jurist known for his expertise in constitutional law and his disapproval of judicial overreach.
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Made in 193 by the Catalan filmmaker Pere Portabella, "Vampir Cuadecuc" is among the most highly regarded avant-garde films of the past half century and has also been among the hardest to find.
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"Russ is one of the most highly regarded officials in the intelligence community and helped shape the government's response post-9/11," said Matthew G. Olsen, a former director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
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" They had looked at Short Hills and Livingston, N.J., which have highly regarded school systems, he said, "but you get a quarter of an acre, and the prices are as much as up here.
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But Le Coucou, the highly regarded jewel in his crown (with three stars from Pete Wells of The New York Times), where Daniel Rose is the chef, has yet to be starred by Michelin.
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With the Big Ten and the Southeastern Conference combining for 11 of the Associated Press poll's top 25 — and six of the top 10 — several conferences find themselves comparatively bereft of highly regarded teams.
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After the couple broke up, Ms. Gruenfeld began seeing Mr. Saloner, who had pushed Stanford past the highly regarded East Coast and Chicago business schools in the closely watched U.S. News & World Report rankings.
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The Red Sox declined to comment on the matter on Tuesday, and Cora, who is highly regarded by the Red Sox from his two years as manager, did not respond to requests for comment.
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The Patriots managed just 57 rushing yards and the Falcons, despite a pair of highly-regarded running backs in Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman, had just 101, with 463 coming from quarterback Matt Ryan.
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His wife, Anna Evans, was a confident black socialite who taught at local schools, attended Oberlin College and happened to be related to the highly regarded black United States senator Hiram Revels of Mississippi.
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Rajesh Bhardwaj, who owns Junoon, a highly regarded Indian restaurant in Manhattan, has teamed up with Arun Nanda, who owned Brewshot, a coffee house in Jersey City, and wanted something else in the space.
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Beyond Murray and Bosa, there are highly regarded prospects like Quinnen Williams, a defensive lineman out of Alabama; Josh Allen, a linebacker out of Kentucky; and Devin White, a linebacker out of Louisiana State.
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Her communication skills will also be under scrutiny, especially coming after Draghi, who has been highly regarded for his skilful communication with markets in set-piece speeches and in regular post-meeting press conferences.
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Hussle was highly regarded in his community for being a fixture and giving back ... and his legacy will live on in the form of a foundation he started that will be handled by his family.
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Moore has said Rorschach is an homage of sorts to highly regarded comics artist Steve Ditko and his right-wing ideologies, drawn from writer Ayn Rand's polarizing theory of objectivism that Moore vehemently disagreed with.
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ON THE EVENING of February 28th Casey Bloys, president of programming for HBO, a television network, called David Simon, creator of "The Wire", one of its most highly regarded series, on a set in Manhattan.
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The Miami run defense remains tough to penetrate but there are still some major concerns in a rebuilt secondary that has been torched in both games despite the presence of highly regarded transfer Dee Delaney.
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However, thanks to Barea, the Mavs pushed all the right buttons down the stretch and were able to upset the highly regarded Raptors 98-93 before a sellout crowd of 20,005 at American Airlines Center.
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Although not one of the traditional powerhouses of English football, the club has finished in the top eight of the Premier League for the last four seasons and has a highly-regarded youth development operation.
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Mr Dusinberre is the lead violinist of the Takacs Quartet, one of the world's most highly regarded string ensembles, and he has written a fascinating book about the musical life of this group of players.
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The surprising series of events, however, did leave the Giants the option of taking the highly regarded Mississippi tackle Laremy Tunsil, who, like Conklin, would have filled a glaring need on the Giants' offensive line.
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Allthree players are key members of the Bruins' highly-regarded six-man freshmanclass, and Ball was expected to contribute immediately in the backcourt and Hilland Riley were counted on to step into the frontcourt rotation.
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The highly-regarded Des Moines Register/Bloomberg poll took a hit, having indicated a 5-point Trump edge, while a survey from Quinnipiac University on the morning of the caucuses predicted a 7-point win.
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Wilk was offering Cuban a piece in a site for which he and his longtime technology partner Paras Chitrakar had just scored $17,000 in seed money from the highly regarded Silicon Valley accelerator Y Combinator.
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Mr. Mikva was an unusual combination of a highly regarded legal scholar who taught at the University of Chicago Law School and a skilled street-level politician who flourished in the raucous politics of Chicago.
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Jergens is most highly regarded for its line of Wet Skin Moisturizers, which is said to keep skin radiant after a shower, and its Natural Glow products, which gradually create tans after being applied daily.
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Vesnina was a highly regarded young prospect — Justine Henin once declared that she would be a top-five player after playing her at the 2007 French Open — but her singles career fell short of expectations.
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While the turnover is chalked up to natural attrition 18 months into the administration, it has created a vacuum within one of the most well-stocked and highly regarded policy units within the White House.
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Adam Leonti, formerly the chef de cuisine at the highly regarded Vetri in Philadelphia, has already won the respect of his New York peers with his Brooklyn Bread Lab project, milling local grains in Bushwick.
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And this year's thin team will be buttressed next season by a highly-regarded transfer and five freshmen, including the nation's top recruit, Paige Bueckers, a 25-foot-211 inch guard from Eden Prairie, Minn.
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And while he fared well in 2015 and 2016—going to the Futures Game, earning an All-Star selection, and slowly moving into the top ten on Marlins prospect lists—he was never highly regarded.
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As Utah showed in its highly regarded 2015 compromise, if negotiators want a solution more than they want an issue, they can strike political bargains that increase protections for sexual minorities and for religious objectors.
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Setting to movement the six lively baroque gems known as the "Brandenburg" Concertos, composed by Bach in the early 18th century, is an ambitious task but one well suited to this highly regarded Belgian choreographer.
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That's a kind of freedom that people in vast sectors of the economy don't have — and often, it's given to highly regarded employees on a one-off basis, but not to everyone at a firm.
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In September 6900, the journal Science issued an alarming report detailing the dramatic decline of bird populations in North America – including many well-known and highly regarded species, such as sparrows, finches, warblers and swallows.
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In the tournament, Gonzaga beat West Virginia, a fourth seed that many believed was one of the country's top 10 teams; Xavier, which had knocked off highly regarded Florida State and Arizona; and South Carolina.
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The Raskins, whose small white collar defense firm is highly regarded in South Florida but less known in political circles, are not part of the usual DC suspects called upon to represent and advise presidents.
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Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) is so highly regarded by the Kremlin as an intelligence source that he is considered worthy of a code name from the Russian government, according to The New York Times.
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And Pandora Media, the Internet radio service that last year acquired the assets of Rdio, a highly regarded but struggling online service, also has set its sights on international growth to increase revenue and paying subscribers.
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" "To do this, we immediately became aware that we needed help from a highly regarded entity that could provide active technical assistance, assessment tools, guidance and recommendations in order for us to serve our community better.
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NFX was also founded by a trio of highly regarded entrepreneur-operators — James Currier, Stan Chudnovsky and Gigi Levy Weiss — who provide NFX companies with $120,000, along with 30 hours of programming, mentoring and investor introductions.
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At the AEA meeting Erin Hengel of the University of Liverpool presented results showing that papers by women in the most highly regarded journals were cited more often than those with a man among the authors.
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Samsung's battery problem with its highly-regarded Galaxy Note 7 smartphone is undoubtedly one of the bigger foul-ups in the short history of the smartphone — and has lead to a recall of 2.5 million phones.
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Many units were sold off-the-plan - where buyers enter into contracts and pay deposits before construction starts - to Chinese investors drawn by the location's reputation as a Chinese community hub and its highly-regarded schools.
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Cal's highly-regarded defense sparked a third-quarter scoring outburst and the Golden Bears ended their 14-game losing streak against host USC with a 15-14 victory Saturday night at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
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The Twins sent their prospect, Jose Berrios, to the mound Wednesday against Cleveland but the highly regarded righty hit a wall in the fifth inning and was on the losing end of a 6-5 decision.
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And though opinion surveys suggest that Amazon remains one of the most highly regarded American companies, it has been caught in a riptide of public criticism over its enormous market power and its treatment of workers.
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Among the most highly regarded are two for RCA: a "Lucrezia," with Shirley Verrett and Alfredo Kraus, conducted by Jonel Perlea, and a "Salome," with Sherrill Milnes and Regina Resnik, under the baton of Erich Leinsdorf.
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He noted that Martin Scorsese's 2006 film "The Departed," which won four Oscars, including Best Picture, was a remake of the highly regarded 2002 Hong Kong film "Infernal Affairs," about a police mole infiltrating the mob.
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When discussing the creation of such still-highly-regarded works like the photo series "The Americans" and the beatnik film "Pull My Daisy," Frank is both modest and definite about what he was hoping to capture.
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When Mark Zuckerberg signed on in 2010, he was a highly regarded CEO, and occasionally mentioned as an eventual candidate for president; now, Facebook is the least-trusted tech company and Zuckerberg is unpopular as well.
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Other forecasters upgrade their prediction, too A near-average Atlantic hurricane season was predicted Monday in an updated forecast by the Tropical Meteorology Project at Colorado State University, which issues one of most highly regarded forecasts.
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Paul Johnson, director of the Institute of Fiscal Studies, a highly regarded research institute, noted that the government had already accepted an analysis suggesting that Brexit would weaken public finances by about $20 billion a year.
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This pharmaceutical benefit has created a highly regarded system for evaluating prescription drugs: An independent advisory board of doctors, academics, and patient advocates makes recommendations to the government about covering drugs, based on their cost-effectiveness.
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Although it might not have the commercial clout of the top-tier fairs, Artissima does attract curators and collectors from outside of Italy, who also want to visit Turin's highly regarded contemporary art foundations and museums.
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Ruckelshaus, a moderate Republican highly regarded for his integrity and seen as a white knight by the environmental community, died at his home in Seattle, according to the New York Times, citing his daughter Mary Ruckelshaus.
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It is a block and a half west of the fine restaurants and F and G subway stops on Smith Street, and a block north of the highly regarded P.S. 917 elementary school on Henry Street.
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The opposition sought to oust Zuma after he removed the highly-regarded finance minister Pravin Gordhan in March, which hit the country's financial markets and saw its credit rating downgraded to junk status by two agencies.
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The Democrats might be wise to reconsider their opposition to the highly regarded Kavanaugh, a man who unlike the President, has actually read not only "The Federalist Papers" but also the Constitution of the United States.
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Bonner, who won the highly-regarded LVMH Prize for Young Designers in 2016 and partnered with Dior on its cruise collection, is one of only a few black designers gaining access and support in the fashion industry.
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Since the inception of the Cannes Film Festival in 1946, the festival has become known as a showcase for fine European film, premiering highly-regarded films like Blue Is The Warmest Color, Pulp Fiction, and The Piano.
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After Dopethrone, the Wiz' started to further experiment with ever more hypnotic material, and while both 2002's Let Us Prey and 2004's We Live are not particularly highly-regarded albums, both are worthy of reappraisal.
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Though more spikily partisan than Mr Bush might have liked, Mr Barr is a highly-regarded lawyer who, if confirmed by the Senate, would be expected to uphold the law and integrity of the Department of Justice.
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It is all the more devastating when such abuse comes at the hand of such a highly regarded doctor, since it leaves survivors questioning the organizations and even the medical profession itself, upon which so many rely.
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A film from notable director, screenwriter, and film producer Ava DuVernay, 13th will open the New York Film Festival on September 30, the first time the highly regarded screening spot has been given to a nonfiction feature.
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The science behind it is complicated, but, according to Mike Morgan, another highly-regarded sports lawyer specializing in anti-doping cases who led the Sakho legal team, Kobilka found that Higenamine has not been studied very extensively.
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Highly regarded doctors, like Russell Portenoy, then a pain specialist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, in New York, spoke out about the problem of untreated chronic pain—and the wisdom of using opioids to treat it.
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As president, Kabila restored relative peace to the country, ending the regional war that involved nine nations, negotiating truce with 2628 rebel groups, reviving the war-torn economy, and initiating a highly regarded fight against sexual violence.
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Chamberlain is also highly regarded by Charles Li, chief executive of parent company Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing, having advised on the $2.2 billion takeover of the 140-year old LME in 2012 while at UBS, sources say.
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Mladenovic and Garcia showed up for their opening match in Rio in mismatched outfits, against Olympic regulations, and Garcia had to wear a spare outfit of Mladenovic's as the highly regarded doubles team went down to defeat.
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Scott Doré — one of the most highly regarded millennials in the wealth-management field — told Business Insider that despite some short-term concerns about the stock market, he's willing to stake his entire 401(k) on equities.
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By hanging a shingle out in Silicon Valley, Chinese internet firms have easier access to top graduates and researchers from places like Stanford and the California Institute of Technology — as well as other highly regarded US colleges.
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Like most tiki drinks, the three dots and dash calls for a ridiculous amount of ingredients—nine to be exact, at least in the version Martin Cate serves at highly regarded San Francisco tiki bar Smuggler's Cove.
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With the loans secured, Mr. Bolton asked David Tracy, a highly regarded Catholic writer — Mr. Bolton called him "the J.D. Salinger of the theological world" — to contribute an essay to the catalog to lend it intellectual heft.
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Judge Gerhard A. Gesell, one of the most highly regarded federal trial judges of the last century, held that the firing of the special prosecutor was unlawful because it violated Justice Department regulations governing Mr. Cox's office.
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But, tellingly, the bigger New Hampshire surprise was the rise of Klobuchar, something the Iowa results didn't even hint at and that was perhaps driven instead by her highly regarded debate performance between Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Ms. Gordon-Hagerty, a highly regarded veteran of nuclear security policy, was suggested to Mr. Trump by his daughter Ivanka after he asked for female candidates, but is seen at the White House as another long shot.
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But Bannon -- a man who travels the world trying to foment a toxic, divisive form of racist nationalism -- does not need a more powerful megaphone or a prominent place on the stage at a highly-regarded gathering.
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