It's funny, I thought for sure I'd induct Jake—like, who else is going to induct him?
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I know you had wanted Dusty Rhodes to induct you.
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Neil Young has already signed on to induct Pearl Jam.
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They were there to induct the four members of the Fabulous
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An honor to induct him into a radio hall of fame.
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And I am honored to induct her into the No Votes club.
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Why do we have people induct them and talk about their lives?
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There's still no need to induct him into the Hall of Fame.
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They meet quarterly and agree to induct approved emojis once a year.
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It's rare for the Rock Hall to induct two women in one year.
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Based on criteria used to induct others, there's no area where Zubov falls short.
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"And Rock and Roll Hall of Fame please, 2020: Induct more women," she said.
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Opposed: There is definitely a need to induct O'Ree into the Hall of Fame.
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Amazon is now offering to induct companies into the mysteries of quantum computing, too.
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Opposed: There's no need to induct him as a builder, player, or any other category.
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In 2008, the younger Johnson helped induct his father into the W.W.E. Hall of Fame.
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California will induct Jerome Randle, the school's all-time leading scorer who played from 2007-10.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was honored to induct Steve Miller tonight and congratulates him.
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Opposed: That may be true, but there's no need to induct O'Ree into the Hall of Fame.
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Opposed: All very heartwarming, but there's still no need to induct O'Ree into the Hall of Fame.
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Instead, he explained, Envision-goers should honor their experience by finding ways to induct others into their tribe.
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Spike Lee and Belafonte helped induct the group into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013.
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This all follows the news over the weekend that Snoop Dogg will induct his old friend Tupac Shakur.
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The next year, Timberlake would induct Madonna into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with a jab at Spears.
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And part of the reason appears to be the decision last month to induct Bud Selig into the Hall.
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Instead, he is stepping back from management responsibilities to help induct a younger generation into the firm's leadership ranks.
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We cannot, however, induct GOP senator Richard Burr into the murderers' club, because the meme he used was already dead.
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HALL OF FAMERS:Indiana will induct its newest class of Hall of Famers this weekend, and two are former football players.
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So put the movie on a pedestal, induct it into whatever hall of fame, move it into a museum, fine.
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"Today we induct a new name into the world's most exclusive gathering of heroes," Trump said as he introduced Slabinski.
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On Sunday, the Saints Hall of Fame said that its selection committee had voted unanimously in March to induct Smith.
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Through highly competitive auditions, starting around ages 10 to 12, music studios induct talented children into the K-pop regimen.
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They're announced and there's a course of people that say, 'How can you induct this artist over this artist first?
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Bennett said the board itself does not make decisions about who to induct but helps select a panel of judges.
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" Jackson wrapped her speech with a call for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to "please [in] 2020, induct more women.
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Along with Journey, the Rock Hall will induct Joan Baez, Electric Light Orchestra, Yes, Tupac Shakur, and Pearl Jam on Friday.
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Each fall, speculation starts ramping up about who WWE is going to induct into their Hall of Fame in the spring.
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They were there to induct the newest member they could agree upon, the novelist Patrick Grainville, an author of baroque fantasies.
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College bars were not the best places to induct foreign students—who make up 14% of undergraduates—into British drinking culture.
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It's about time we all come together to recognize these distinctly American actions and induct Curt Flood into the Hall of Fame.
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After Young texted to say how much he appreciated Paisley for "wanting to be the one to induct me," country's jokester couldn't resist.
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Lobe makes getting started less scary, and, in turn, it could help induct professionals who would benefit from the latest machine learning techniques.
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"Olivia Harrison [George's widow] asked me if I would come along and induct George," Petty recalled to the New York Times in 2016.
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Drop a "Kariya" search in Twitter, and you'll find nothing but praise and numbers that back the committee's decision to induct the Canadian winger.
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Apps like RoosterMoney, FamZoo and Threejars offer ways to digitize the allowance and induct children into the economy, which itself is becoming increasingly virtual.
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Amazon already has 40 leased cargo planes and has signed an agreement to induct 10 more planes into the fleet in the next two years.
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RING OF HONOR:Kansas will induct mammoth defensive tackle Gilbert Brown, who went on to star for the Green Bay Packers, into its Ring of Honor.
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His hero, country legend (and Opry member) Garth Brooks, was the one who joined Janson on the Grand Ole Opry House stage to induct him.
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"Today we induct a new name into the world&aposs most exclusive gathering of heroes, and that&aposs exactly what it is," the president said.
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Snoop Dogg is set to induct the late Tupac into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at its induction ceremony this April, Rolling Stone reports.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India will induct French-made Rafale combat jet in September, the chief of the Indian air force B.S. Dhanoa said on Monday.
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Given Shelton's status as another former title holder, it fell to him to do the honors and induct Legend into the most elite of clubs.
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"It's a great mix of fighters and we're thrilled to induct our first woman, the great Christy Martin," NBHF President and Founder Rich Marotta said.
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On March 29, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will induct its 2019 class of artists, which includes Radiohead, Janet Jackson, The Cure, and more.
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Now, it's time to induct The Weeknd in to this superstar designer club because the first look at his own collaboration with Puma was just revealed.
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Hingis, meanwhile, has been able to add so much gravy to her Hall of Fame resume that they might have to induct her all over again.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee will induct the men into the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Hall of Fame on November 1, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Jaidyn joined him in Colorado — the two have been on and off since high school, and slowly, he's trying to induct her into his new life.
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Indian President Pranab Mukherjee in February went a step further announcing the country would induct women in all fighter streams of the armed forces in the future.
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"YOU MIGHT not get this crazy game," warned Tom Heitz, a historian, before attempting to induct a crowd of baseball scholars into the mysteries of town ball.
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They made the occasion even more exciting at the induction at Barclays Center last night by bringing out none other than Kendrick Lamar to induct the group.
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But it is not enough to be noted in the official newspaper; a ranking officer of the Legion must induct you in the name of the republic.
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We not only conduct but also induct people into such conversations, and this means that we are interested in the porousness of the boundary that surrounds them.
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Dhani Harrison, son of George and stoked guitar man rightly grinning like a joyful child onstage with Prince in the video above, will induct Electric Light Orchestra.
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TOM PETTY (shared lead vocals with Jeff Lynne on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps") Olivia Harrison [George's widow] asked me if I would come along and induct George.
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NOTES: Oregon announced it will induct longtime NBA executive Stu Jackson, who played for the Ducks from 1974-76, into the Pac-12 Hall of Honor in March.
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"We will induct leading global partners in these businesses in the next few quarters, and move towards listing of both these companies within the next five years," he said.
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It is believed that suspicions that he used steroids were responsible for the reluctance of some members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America to vote to induct him.
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Frank McRae and Joe Spinell also do fine work trying to induct these surfers into the military, as character actors like Frank McRae and Joe Spinell tend to do.
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Molly, a Dalmatian cast member who is also the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation mascot, will raise a paw to induct children as junior firefighters at a 1 p.m.
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To induct his friend and mentor Stevie Nicks into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in March 2019, Styles opted for a royal blue corduroy suit and white boots.
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Jet Airways will induct 225 of the single-aisle MAX aircraft over the next decade, it said in a statement on Thursday while unveiling the first aircraft from the fleet.
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But somehow, the Grand Ole Opry managed to keep it a secret that McEntire would be the one to induct him into its hallowed membership on Tuesday night in Nashville.
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The Jets will induct the "Hot Line" - Anders Hedberg, Bobby Hull and Ulf Nilsson - as the first three members of the Winnipeg Jets Hall of Fame prior to Wednesday's contest.
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Snoop Dogg, cannabis enthusiast and thorn in the president's side, will induct his late friend Tupac Shakur into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Brooklyn on April 7.
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Jet Airways will induct a total of 225 MAX aircraft over the next decade, the company said in a statement on Thursday while unveiling the first aircraft from the fleet.
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Attempts to tighten dependency qualifications led to one of the uglier political battles of the war, with lawmakers and local draft board members vowing not to induct even one father.
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He has tweeted admiration for Yogi Berra, Derek Jeter and Carlos Beltran while repeatedly urging Major League Baseball to induct Pete Rose into its Hall of Fame despite his gambling scandal.
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The idea here is to induct people into a lifestyle, because these same people sell things like wilderness survival courses, subscriptions to survival food delivery services, tools and weapons, and vitamins.
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Only five detention centers in the United States currently induct people into medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction, and Bexar County Adult Detention Center, where Thompson was booked, isn't one of them.
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Young aspiring stars are offered sometimes decade-long contracts, which essentially induct them into K-pop boarding schools; there they sleep, eat, drink and spend around 12 hours a day training for fame.
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The clear intent here is to induct Hillary into the pantheon of female go-getters, opening with portraits of Queen Elizabeth I, Joan of Arc and Rosie the Riveter ("And now there is ... Hillary").
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Ozzy protested the entire thing, which may be why the Hall of Fame is acting like "Crazy Train" and "Bark at the Moon" don't exist and refusing to induct Ozzy for his solo work.
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The Basketball Hall of Fame had neglected to induct him in the eight years since it opened, and it took Bobby's son Billy two decades of campaigning to get his father's legacy its due.
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For US presidents, their first big overseas trip is basically a debutante ball: It's meant to introduce the new president on the world stage and induct them into the high society of powerful world leaders.
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Pradhan said that state-owned companies Oil and Natural Gas Corp and Oil India will be allowed to induct private players to enhance production from its existing blocks and bring in new technology and capital.
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However, one of the standout moments of the evening was when Jackson, 52, took the stage and called on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame committee to induct more female artists during the annual ceremony.
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The last cutscene of the game has Walter going to induct his daughter into the next generation of soldiers—the scars of past wars erased and the future bright with men like him to protect it.
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To induct it into the tube, the fish slides into an initial chamber that functions like an air lock, allowing pressure to be equalized around it before the tube opens and it's sent on its way.
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But it did succeed as a critical darling, helping to rejuvenate her image, restore public goodwill, launch a successful comeback tour and Vegas residency, and induct Jackson, now 53, into this year's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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Recognising its flaws—Chris Rock delivered a blistering monologue at last year's ceremony—the Academy has made a concerted effort to reform and induct more women, people of colour and members of the LGBT community into their membership.
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She was officially their to induct her friends, the Moody Blues, but the Seattle musician (along with Alice in Chains' Jerry Cantrell) was also the perfect choice to perform covered "Black Hole Sun" in memory of Chris Cornell.
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Brad Paisley was obviously delighted to be the one to induct Chris Young on Tuesday night into the Grand Ole Opry – among country's highest honors – but earlier in the day, Paisley wasn't about to let it go to his friend's head.
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The ceremony will officially induct her into the witch community and involves pledging fealty to Satan and leaving behind her mortal life, including her boyfriend (Ross Lynch's Harvey) and her two best friends (Jaz Sinclair's Rosalind and Lachlan Watson's Susie).
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Ireland, which Commonwealth buffs in Britain have often wanted to induct into the club in order to help soften centuries of enmity towards its former ruler, recently chose instead to join the International Organisation of La Francophonie, albeit as an observer.
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Clearly country-and-bluegrass great Ricky Skaggs didn't think it could get any better than having Garth Brooks, whom he called "the biggest name in country music anywhere in the world," induct him into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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Yes, the average member of the Academy is still a white man in his 60s, but the organization has gone out of its way to induct younger voters in the past several years — as well as women and people of color.
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Even other exclusive dating apps like The League that induct people due to their resume more than their personality might feel too unsavory for a map, since having gone to an Ivy League college doesn't mean you're not a jerk.
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Then the story takes a sharp turn: The kids fall into a river, and emerge in a seemingly utopian fantasy land, populated by tiny, cheery, treehouse-dwelling peach people who regard them as divine spirits and induct them into their culture.
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In "Shoplifters," which won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival last May, a group of outcasts who live together as a family rescue a little girl from abusive parents and induct her into their clan of petty thievery.
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Thursday morning, I woke up to a miracle: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which has had an embarrassing dearth of female honorees in recent years, has managed to induct not one but two highly deserving women in its 2019 class.
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The lingering sense that some of it could have been true stuck around for years, subconsciously lending plausibility to the idea that Harry Potter and his friends were a subtle attempt to induct children into Satan-worshipping cults or witchcraft-practicing covens.
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VICE Sports caught up with the newly minted Hall of Famer, who turns 203 next week, to get a preview of his speech, hear the shortlist for who he wanted to induct him, learn what he thinks were his Hall of Fame moments, and more.
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It was Benatar's first nomination and Chaka Khan's sixth — it seems the predominantly male voting body for the Rock Hall really does not intend to induct her, no matter how many times, or in how many ways, the nominating body presents her for consideration.
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So rock n roll is not conforming, rock in roll is outside of the box, and rock n roll is N.W.A. I want to thank everybody who helped induct us into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and I just want to tell the world: Damn that shit was dope.
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Thus, when we learn that the dude from Train is going to induct Journey into the Hall at the April 7 ceremony at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, we collectively give only one fuck, trying to exorcise both That One Journey Song and That One Train Song from our consciousness.
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We already knew that Kendrick Lamar feels a deep connection to Compton hip-hop pioneers N.W.A. — "Anything that I do, at all, has come from what y'all done," Lamar told the group in a recent interview — and now he's set to induct the hip-hop legends into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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That's how a cat, internationally renowned for their disdain for human interaction and utter annoyance at being disturbed mid sleep, came to be the first feline recruit to law enforcement it is no surprise that the police force in the Australian state of New South Wales decided to induct a felon-hating feline into the force.
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Every light heavyweight in the UFC today would lay a whooping on a prime Don Frye, but obviously this is not an award for the most skilled fighters ever or we would just induct the top five welterweights and lightweights and then swap them in and out to reflect the new order in a year's time.
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Along with Polly and Akplogan, the Internet Hall of Fame will also induct Elise Gerich, who helped with the transition of internet predecessor Nsfnet into the modern public internet; former assistant secretary of the Commerce Department Larry Irving, who helped draw attention to the digital divide; José Soriano and Michael Stanton, who helped bring the internet to Peru and to Brazil, respectively; Klaas Wierenga, who invented the international academic Wi-Fi roaming service Eduroam; cybersecurity researcher Suguru Yamaguchi; internet data researcher Kimberly Claffy; Douglas Comer, who wrote several foundational textbooks on internet technology; and Dan Lynch, who helped promote early internet standards and protocols.
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Carole King (who is in with her husband for her songwriting but not alone for her career as a performer), Carly Simon, Pat Benatar, the Runaways, the Go-Go's, the Bangles, Cyndi Lauper, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton (legendary country artists like Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins have previously been inducted), Big Mama Thornton, Ella Fitzgerald, Barbra Streisand, Cher, Annie Lennox, Emmylou Harris, Diana Ross, Chaka Khan, Bette Midler, Björk, Debbie Harry (in for her work with Blondie but not as a solo artist), Kate Bush, Alanis Morissette, Sheryl Crow, Aaliyah Maybe next year Rock Hall voters can take a big swing (for them) and induct three women, that is if the nominating committee manages to see their way clear to recognizing three women who are deserving of the honor.
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