Check out entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk's "jab, jab, jab, right hook" strategy for a concise lesson on this method.
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Once you feel the rhythm, the jab jab is here.
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I'm a jab jab but it's not the same anymore.
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He has the jab, he just doesn't use the jab very often.
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Violence called for violence, jab to jab, punch to punch; segregation demanded counter-segregation.
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Edgar used the dipping jab and body jab excellently to set up his takedowns.
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In contrast to jab jab, this type of masquerading is more refined and less frenzied.
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When talking about the jab, many fighters will think of the flicking jab of Muhammad Ali.
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Often Edgar will change level and jab to the body, or change level and jab upwards.
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Melo wanted to catch and hold the ball, survey the floor, jab step, pump fake, jab step again, head fake, jab step some more, and then attack his man one-on-one.
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No one could benefit more from a good double jab and the jab-and-duck than Justin Gaethje.
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For more on that and the application of the jab, check out The Elements of Style: The Jab.
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Whittaker threw his lead shoulder in as if to jab, then sprung into the rest of the jab.
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Roberto Duran was the master of the jab-and-duck and would jab, move his head to a new position, and be in on a body shot by the time his opponent's jab flicked back.
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Lima could look to jab with Koreshkov, dipping to his right side and firing the jab at the same time as Koreshkov steps in, and he could be able to put some timidity into Koreshkov's jab.
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" This New York Post headline takes a jab at the incident, saying "Prickly Don rips below belt jab -- size matters.
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I throw my jab—I've always thought I had a solid jab—and then I experience what a great trainer Marc is because he tells me how terrible my jab is, only he doesn't use the word terrible.
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The jab and the body jab were effective—alternated with feints and occasionally setting up a right straight to the body.
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JAB said it will invest equity capital from JAB Consumer Fund, backed by external investors, as well as its own resources.
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JAB Holding will acquire Krispy Kreme through its unit JAB Beech Inc, in which BDT Capital Partners is a minority investor.
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So, Mike Tyson would have to get around that jab, and he'd have a lot of problems getting around that jab.
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In other words, I wanted a slugging match where I cornered my opponent and crushed them with a few heavy blows, while the Cylon fleet was able to stand at distance and just throw jab after jab after jab.
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The third flicking jab was greeted with a stepping jab of Gadelha's own and the untouchable Joanna Champion was on her rump.
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The shoulder feint to jab, the double jab, and the jab / left hook double attack all showed up during this bout and all were used to put a stinging slap or a stiffer blow on Souza and keep him confused.
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After weeks of talk about his jab and his jab, Ali came out and blasted Foreman in the face with a straight right.
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And when Daley would pump out his piston-like jab, Lima would meet him with the dipping jab and hurt him with reach.
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He did a decent job with his jab against Patrick Cummings but each jab was still outnumbered by three or four overhand attempts.
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Aldo's jab has always been solid, it even gave trouble to Holloway, who perhaps has the best jab in the sport right now.
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The low kick can sneak in while hidden by the jab, the jab can snap in on the recovery of a low kick.
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The split-second, the hemi-demi-semi-quaver beat of difference between the landed jab and the slipped jab, between disaster and opportunity.
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The feinted half jab into a legitimate jab a half beat later is one of the most basic and versatile examples of this.
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The majority of masqueraders "playing jab jab" on Monday were from those two countries, although J'Ouvert brings in celebrants from many Caribbean islands.
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The Australian Vaccination-skeptics Network, an advocacy group, has held rallies against both "no jab, no play" and "no jab, no pay" policies.
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JAB Luxury is part of JAB Holding Company, which owns Krispy Kreme and Keurig Green Mountain and which recently agreed to buy Panera.
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Essentially trading jab for jab with his man he comes off the better but this would not be the case once he turned professional.
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Miocic's jab is one of the best you will see in MMA because his feints are so convincing and his jab is so effortless.
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He's got a good jab and body jab—great for a shorter fighter in that division—and a lovely step up left round kick.
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This in itself makes her very susceptible to the jab-left hook double attack, or Peter Aerts' favourite jab to lead leg high kick.
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Some of the jab jab masqueraders wore cow horns on their heads or carried cow jawbones, plastic snakes or chains — a reminder of slavery.
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Feinting the jab, doubling the jab, anything Miocic could do to get Hunt out of position and himself close enough to strike without opening up.
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Miocic's jab might be the most under-rated weapon in the heavyweight division now that everyone has caught on to Junior dos Santos' body jab.
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Watching the body jabs of Floyd Mayweather and Junior dos Santos, there is certainly no arguing that the jab cannot be more than just 'a jab'.
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When he does jab, about ninety percent of the time the jab is inconsequential and a straining right uppercut from down by the knees immediately follows.
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Closely held JAB has spent more than $30 billion in the past four years acquiring coffee companies in the U.S. and Europe to challenge global leader Nestle SA. JAB is buying Krispy Kreme through its JAB Beech subsidiary, which has BDT Capital Partners as a minority investor.
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Whether it is because the body jab itself hurts, or because the guy getting tapped by it is a perfectionist, the body jab creates movement and opportunities.
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Now the jab can be the most dexterous weapon in the striking arsenal but most wrestlers who learn the jab and shoot cannot use it that way.
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Jab and shoot is one of my pet peeves because the jab is typically used as a weapon to maintain distance or to hide a second strike.
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While he understands the use of the double jab and the feinted jab to real jab, Whittaker will often lean forward at the waist and reach for his opponent where a more upright stance and a focus on the feet might allow him to cover the ground more quickly.
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The double jab and the feint to double jab could work wonderfully for Iaquinta here and generally Ray Longo calls for a lot of feints from his fighters.
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It's a witting—though perhaps not entirely witty—jab at the structures of the Vatican that, in turn, morphs into a jab at our notions of quality television.
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JAB, the majority owner of Keurig Dr Pepper Inc, will use the cash raised for its JAB Consumer Fund that was founded in 2014, according to the paper.
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And as much as we laughed at the idea of out jabbing Al Iaquinta being proof of a good jab, Nurmagomedov's jab was a solid weapon in this bout.
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Jędrzejczyk's jab is a counter punch, countering forward pressure, and if that forward pressure isn't there Jędrzejczyk struggles to find the mark with her jab out in the open.
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In 2016, Krispy Kreme was bought by JAB Beech, a subsidiary of Luxembourg-based investment firm JAB Holding Company that also owns Peet's Coffee and Tea and Panera Bread.
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He is also accurate and throws his jab out with little effort—economy of motion in a jab leads to the ability to throw good volume over a fight.
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Coming in behind the jab and getting down behind the lead shoulder in anticipation of the right hand, doubling up the jab and exhausting Jacare with volume and pressure.
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JAB, which is doing the deal through JAB Cosmetics BV, said if all of the 150 million shares were purchased, the company would own about 60 percent of Coty.
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Rather than looking to hit Namajunas with the jab, the jab could be flicked out in singles and doubles to make Namajunas move and facilitate that waltz towards the fence.
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And when Buick turned back around, he went jab, jab, left hook, and that's all I could make out before his arms went wailing like a pinwheel and then smack!
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For a start the jab she throws out before windmilling her right actually does something now—it was this jab which snapped back the head of Charmaine Tweet last year.
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"JAB has a very successful global Coffee and Beverages platform in Acorn, and we are envisioning taking it public in the next two-three years," JAB said in an emailed statement.
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Guidon shelled up, Schilt backed off, and as Guidon opened up to jab he was met with Schilt's legendary intercepting jab which sent him to the deck for the first time.
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A good left hook off the level change or off the jab could turn Miocic's head around, and Cormier was happy to hook off the jab against both Jones and Oezdemir.
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Kapoor won immense popularity for his roles in Hindi films including "Jab jab Phool Khile" (When a Flower Blossoms), "Awara" (Vagabond), and "Kabhi Kabhie" (Sometimes), as well as his good looks.
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But its essential energy remained strong on Monday in the hundreds of oil-smeared dancers who churned around a series of trucks carrying the drummers that give jab jab its energy.
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Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP is advising JAB.
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Golovkin's jab remained very underrated before the Canelo fight despite his general punch stats suggesting otherwise—rather than hoping for Canelo to have spent the entire year working on countering that jab with a jab of his own, it would be best to see him use a range of tactics to counter the one.
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Whyte, in sparkling black shorts, dazzled Rivas early with double jabs, jab-hooks, and jab-jab-overhand combos in the opening round, giving the Colombian more to think about midway through with punishing rib punches before getting his double forearm guard high enougth to block shots, after Rivas planted a smacker on his kisser.
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He would crouch low to avoid Robinson's usual left-circling jabs, then come up with a jab or double jab of his own and catch Robinson on the extreme end of it.
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The opponent's fastest punch, the jab, was denied by Foreman's active right hand, and any other punch Gullick moved to make would be beaten to the mark by Foreman's own thudding jab.
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The jab had been recognized as the most important punch in boxing since the days of Jim Corbett but Foreman's jab is consistently called the best in the history of the ring.
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Yushin Okami was considered by many to have an excellent jab but really just stepped in with it again and again, there wasn't much subtlety like say, a Georges St. Pierre jab.
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In this ambitious debut, he gives us a bare-knuckle take on the president's murder and adds two other plotlines, connecting them solidly with the equivalent of a jab-jab-cross combination.
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In the opening round, in front of an absorbed, enthralled, and lively crowd, Fury stamped his authority early with his strong jab, a jab which even appeared to tilt Wilder's head back.
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So rather than simply shutting down an opponent's jab, a fighter might do even more damage to his opponent's confidence through carefully choosing when he is going to allow his opponent to jab.
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In Championship Fighting, Dempsey advocated transferring weight into the jab with a falling step, and supposedly the great Joe Gans would stamp on each jab he threw as he fell forwards into it.
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Aldo would hook on the pivot, jab with a pivot, and even found a classic points karate counter—pivoting off with the jab while taking the left high kick on the right forearm.
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But The Handmaid's Tale is more than a political jab.
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The 'No Jab, No Pay' policy took effect on Jan.
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" For a start, the Brits gets a good jab: "What?
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Most importantly, Andrade palms for the jab constantly and wildly.
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His jab is sharp but it seldom makes an appearance.
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Of course, he couldn t resist a jab at Cruz.
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Haqq appeared to take a jab at Woods on Feb.
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Or attempting to cross Hunt's jab from an orthodox stance.
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Last week, he took a jab at Stabenow on Twitter.
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JAB could not be reached for comment after market hours.
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Where Lima was having surprising success was with his jab.
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The Florida senator went on to jab Trump, as well.
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Majority shareholder JAB is moving away from luxury to coffee.
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" Shaich said that JAB is "a wonderful partner for Panera.
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It seems Panera Bread's mysterious suitor could be JAB Holding.
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He followed the above tweet with a jab at China.
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He also took a jab at her hubby's big paychecks.
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Tracklist:Iglooghost - Grey Jab (TAY-K EDIT)Sinjin Hawke & Zora Jones - ???
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Sticking to the jab and the occasional stiffer counter punch.
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Fowler couldn't resist a little jab at his good friend.
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Bioh's script opens with a jab about a girl's weight.
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It is a musical joke, a jab at racist assumptions.
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It's part whiny gripe, part right jab, part arena chant.
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" He said Trump's jab "feels more than a little racist.
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Others rely on a jab step or a pump fake.
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Timing Foster recovering from his jab was a neat trick.
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Now, Chipotle is taking a jab at the coffee giant.
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Formally, too, the works employ a similar feint and jab.
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The horns of that dilemma often fail to jab here.
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" He also took a jab at Abraham Lincoln: "Yeah, Abe.
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The bout turned into a seminar on the Clay jab.
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And in what some interpreted as a jab at Mrs.
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The mayor's jab elicited a quick response from the comptroller.
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But that was only one jab in a broader flurry.
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Paul brushed off Trump's jab when asked about it Wednesday.
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Tybura hooks off the jab in most of his fights.
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" Trump's oldest son shared similar comments, calling the jab "savage.
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Weidman's jab looked brilliant through the early going, wherein he used a stuttering jab—pumping the arm half into extension, pausing, and then completing the extension off-rhythm—to perplex the rather rigid Jacare.
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JAB, the investment vehicle of the billionaire Reimann family, said on Monday it would buy Krispy Kreme through JAB Beech Inc, in which U.S. private equity firm BDT Capital Partners is a minority investor.
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The catch and pitch, palming the jab and swinging the right hand as soon as he feels the jab might work better than attempting to score a pure cross counter against an active feinter.
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JAB, which said the 62-year-old Becht had decided to retire, also will resign from a number of boards of companies JAB has invested in, including Peet's Coffee & Tea, Panera Bread and Krispy Kreme.
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The only fighter that Ngannou has met who put a passable jab in his face was Curtis Blaydes and on that occasion, Ngannou took each jab flush and returned a right hand over the top.
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But even then, he inserted a jab at Germany's defense budget.
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Meek Mill Takes Another Jab at DrakeCharlie Sheen: Best Dad Ever!
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Sharkey showed the tall Briton a jab which had Scott wincing.
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At the very least, she's taking a clear jab at Trump.
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His most recent jab came last December, after his electoral victory.
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JAB also holds a roughly 71.5% stake in Keurig Dr Pepper.
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Under Goldman, Rocky Marciano had actually developed something of a jab.
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JAB Holding acquired Peet's back in 2012 for about $1 billion.
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In 2015, news broke that JAB was planning to acquire Keurig.
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Keurig went private after being acquired by JAB Holding in December.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's latest jab at Mexico is taking off.
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Being sure of what JAB plans for the future is tricky.
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JAB claims to have a different philosophy, emphasising the long term.
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It was a jab at everyone who doubted her, for sure.
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His grandfather, Patrick Harris, 52, is the founder of Double Jab.
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But a source said Hart isn&apost bothered by the jab.
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McGregor's jab has often been an afterthought used as the aggressor.
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St-Pierre's jab was a love letter to economy of motion.
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Of course, not all analysts see JAB as the ideal candidate.
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JAB is the acquisition-hungry vehicle of the German Reimann family.
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Keurig was recently acquired by a JAB Holding Co.-led consortium.
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" He later added: "This, for JAB, makes a lot of sense.
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JAB Holdings acquired Peet's back in 2012 for about $1 billion.
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Five minutes later my jab feels different: looser, quicker, more balanced.
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That may still leave JAB at the front of the line.
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The jab could be Daniel Cormier's worst nightmare in this fight.
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Knowing that, Tatum instead utilizes his favorite tool: the jab step.
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Inoue lands the jab to the body and the right, too.
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Sharon didn't mince words ... throwing a pretty good jab at Stephen.
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He's balanced, though, because he threw a jab Trump's way too.
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JAB also controls cosmetics company Coty and luxury retailer Jimmy Choo.
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Here's a nice counter jab that Silva hit along the fence.
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The longest jab you can possible throw is completely side on.
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A quick jab through the box produced a punch of static.
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"His strength is his jab and his right hand," Farhood said.
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In and out with his dexterous right jab and left straight.
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More interesting is Whittaker's ability to manipulate rhythm on his jab.
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So a quick-witted Trump jab isn't out of the question.
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A therapeutic jab, if you will, for all non-racist humankind.
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Thrust and parry, jab and dodge, et cetera and ad nauseam.
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Like Georges St. Pierre, MacDonald has been taught that Tristar jab.
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" The earnest Stevens followed up that jab by saying "I'm kidding.
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James insisted later it was a jab at Jackson, not Ntilikina.
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JAB made deals for Peet's Coffee, Caribou Coffee, Stumptown and more.
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But all joking aside, the political jab has some geological merit.
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Stankey also took the interview as an opportunity to jab Facebook.
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JAB BV would also assume about $340 million in net debt.
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Biden recently launched a sarcastic jab of his own at Trump.
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But the Vermont senator nevertheless took a slight jab at Trump.
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JAB has been one of the leading proponents of that strategy.
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But his jab served just as well to enable his offense.
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The burger is clearly a jab at Michelle Obama's Let's Move!
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In the process, she got in a small jab at Trump.
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Before pressing in along the fence, Stephens will always show an unconvincing fake double jab, or a right straight which he steps into a southpaw stance to make a jab, then the big swing will come.
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Hooking off the jab is the sign of a smart fighter, hooking to the body off the jab is a level up from that, and adding the low kick on the end is tantamount to striking pornography.
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The deal forges a path for JAB to be an acquirer and major distributor of drinks in the U.S. In a change of course from its previous acquisitions, JAB is keeping Dr Pepper partially a public company.
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The right straight to the body and, more importantly, the body jab.
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The issue is not that he doesn't possess a decent jab though.
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That doesn't mean Reid would necessarily be particularly bothered by the jab.
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Some took a jab at her lack of experience for the job.
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To many, the legislation appeared to be a direct jab at Amazon.
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And again in 2014, this time with a jab at the Oscars.
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In 2015 JAB bought Keurig, America's biggest coffee-pod system, for $13.9bn.
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JAB-owned Peet's Coffee and Tea has gone on a buying spree.
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That December, JAB announced plans to buy Keurig for about $13.9 billion.
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In May, JAB agreed to a deal to buy Pret A Manger.
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When you pick Mayweather's jab or McGregor's left hook, you're pledging allegiance.
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Last year JAB offloaded Jimmy Choo, a maker of shoes, for $1.2bn.
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To raise cash JAB lengthened payment terms to up to 300 days.
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Yes, we're going to jab that creature that might swallow us alive.
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So I think that was a very specific jab at that world.
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As we mentioned in the Tactical Guide: Bizarrely, Rockhold unveiled a jab.
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"This is classic Harry Reid," Ralston said of the jab at Comey.
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While chaos reined in Washington, there was one more jab from Moscow.
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Sure, the government's "no jab, no pay" plan has improved vaccination rates.
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Jab through the flexed photos to see why Floyd's still a knockout.
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The brand, which is currently owned by JAB Holding, could be sold.
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But that jab on its own is so crisp, so well protected.
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It's a not-so-subtle jab at his primary opponent, fellow Rep.
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Sanders was asked about the age jab over the weekend by NPR.
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The jab did not go over well with the other party. Sen.
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Trump came under fire for both bringing up his jab of Sen.
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Not to be outdone, Trump has used Goldman to jab at opponents.
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Hurst said JAB Holdings isn't going to slow down Panera's digital progress.
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Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP is legal counsel to JAB Beech.
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When you watch Wilder fight, you see him pop that jab out.
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He lets his left hang low, shooting a Roy Jones up-jab.
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Maybe not a knockout blow to London, but certainly a stiff jab.
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JAB Holdings also owns Panera Bread, Pret A Manger and Einstein's Bagels.
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One more financial jab -- Kendu wants her to pay his lawyer's fees.
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For more on those strategies read The Elements of Style: The Jab.
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Ali's jab closed his opponent's left eye and concealed his right hand.
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The aforementioned Ray Robinson excelled with the jab to the solar plexus.
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"Use your back to jab and cross, not your arms," Anthony said.
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What Bisping has always owned is a really good, non-committal jab.
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Traditional retailers too focused on the jab aren't seeing the cross coming.
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"My strategy in there was to stick behind the jab," said Joshua.
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Cox also delivered a more personal jab at the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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The textbook one-two — an orthodox jab followed by an overhand right.
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" Taking a jab at the President, Pelosi added, "Let's pay the employees.
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JAB and Keurig have given Dr Pepper's investors something to sip on.
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The plot is a not-so-subtle jab at the Emmy Awards.
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In 1992, JAB bought control of Coty, a cosmetics maker, from Pfizer.
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Is the biting, waltzing third movement a bitterly ironic jab at tyranny?
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President Donald Trump heads to Montana on Thursday to jab at Sen.
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A spokesperson for JAB Holdings did not immediately return request for comment.
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Grupo Lala and JAB Holding were not immediately available for a comment.
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He said that a jab every three months would deal with that.
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A veteran animal control supervisor is calling President Trump's jab that Sen.
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Trump's jab at Murkowski follows veiled threats to senators on Tuesday night.
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Russell, on the other hand, relies heavily on an effective right jab.
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Rockhold lunged in with a jab and Bisping narrowly missed his return.
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You're one mistimed jab from eating an arcing right across the top.
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Where a good jab serves to pick at the stitching of the opponent's defense so that you can worm a finger into the cloth and start ripping it apart, Garbrandt's jab is a set up without pay off.
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Had Velasquez been able to pause in the moment a while, he probably would have thought How silly to trade a muffled jab for this, but then that is the trap—you aren't trading a jab to the head for a jab to the body, you are delivering the opening that dos Santos has been requesting since he began prodding you in the belly.
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An interesting tool which Miocic was using extensively was the inside low kick, which works well with an upright fighter with a good jab because it can be paired with that jab and peck alternately at the nearest targets.
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His jab might not be as nuanced as Stipe Miocic's—which goes in as a flicker or a double-up—but as a stand-alone weapon, dos Santos's jab is head-and-shoulders above anyone else's in the division.
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Location: Denmark Founded: 2000 Transaction: Purchased by JAB in 2015 for an undisclosed amount Market presence: Over 40 shops across Denmark Location: Sweden Founded: 1996 Transaction: JAB purchased Espresso House from Herkules Capital for an undisclosed amount in June.
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A body jab is not just for those with unnaturally heavy hitting power.
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Choi feigns the jab in every single fight but rarely ever throws it.
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Sharkey had noticed something though: Loughran's wonderful jab came almost from his thigh.
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PwC and Skadden advised Pret on the deal, a spokesperson for JAB said.
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Pelosi's comments this week showed a desire to alternately jab and pacify Trump.
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The iPad sits stoic as fingers poke, jab, and prod at its screen.
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Liston had perhaps the hardest jab in boxing, being a converted left hander.
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Old Ahmed was getting tagged by the guy's jab and blew a fuse.
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Baying spectators jab them with sharp sticks, or yank and twist their tails.
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Still, even those proposals from the governor carried a hint of a jab.
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Bette Midler's latest jab at the KarJenners didn't sit well with the Twittersphere.
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It's an easy but lousy jab, perfectly workable regardless of any clear context.
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JAB Holding owns brands including Keurig, Panera, Krispy Kreme, and Pret a Manger.
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JAB and its partners spent about $1.35 billion to buy Krispy Kreme Doughnuts.
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Trump tweeted lots of things, including this jab at Bush and Rubio:34.
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Antrobus says a universal vaccine could eventually replace the normal seasonal flu jab.
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Instead he tapped off a few punches and immediately reset behind his jab.
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Trump on Saturday took a jab at the early voting turnout in Nevada.
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His jab is fast, flicking, and heavy when he wants it to be.
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Samsung's other big Apple mocking moment was a jab at the headphone jack.
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Against Jacare, Whittaker's shoulder roll and head movement looked good off his jab.
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But, Chris, I did hear your jab about me not winning any races.
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She even gets in a jab at men's eternally disappointing aversion to moisturizing.
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JAB, the-- you know, the private equity firm-- BRIAN SULLIVAN: That's buying everything.
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COVFEFE marks Quigley's second use of an acronym to jab at President Trump.
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Back on, back off-the-record for Axe to get a jab in.
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The jab can also be fired from a greater distance than a hook.
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That jab was the most versatile and convincing this young sport had seen.
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The jab, the inside low kick, and the step up left high kick.
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The following jab-and-duck into the left hook is a perfect example.
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Likewise, Margana Wood, Miss Texas, took a jab at the Prez over Charlottesville.
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" He included a pointed jab, "For the haters and the radical left Democrats.
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The opponent's jab served to provide openings for Duran as he stepped in.
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Smart girl — dude was about to jab the recovering addict with a needle.
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Instead, I ask Marc if he has time to work on my jab.
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JAB recently agreed to acquire the doughnut maker Krispy Kreme for $1.35 billion.
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It wasn't a jab at their players; it was their style of play.
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He also suggested, in what could be read as a jab at Sen.
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Ryan's jab at the Fed also comes at a critical juncture in Congress.
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They aren't exactly going to negotiate away Kim's nukes at this jaw-jab.
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JP Morgan advised Bridgepoint on the Pret deal, while JAB worked with HSBC.
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Gadelha came out at the opening bell and Jędrzejczyk flicked out her jab.
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You will be familiar with this in boxing—it is the double jab.
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Because how can you go lower than taking a jab at Lamar Odom?
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As the opponent flicks out their jab, he'll return with full powered swings.
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Gjergjaj was soon dropped again in the first round with an innocuous jab.
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Though I've done this thousands of times, I still wince at every jab.
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Amber also got in what was the most explosive jab of the reunion.
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Ms. Quinn quickly apologized for the lesbian jab but not the unqualified part.
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JAB also controls the cosmetics giant Coty, the owner of Calvin Klein fragrances.
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Mayweather ducked under a McGregor jab and landed a pretty solid right hand.
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He even indulged his autocratic side, taking a jab at the "nasty" press.
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That single jab at a failed company sent the investor elite into conniptions.
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Pompeo never saw it coming — although he set up the jab quite well.
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Klitschko's perfected jab-and-grab technique was not enough to secure his victory.
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The financing follows a path that JAB has previously used when purchasing companies.
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JAB Holding did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for a comment.
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It tells them exactly when to throw that jab or nail that squat.
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The jab, dismissed by Democrats as ridiculous, appeared to stick: Mr. DeSantis won.
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She also uses motherhood to jab at the backlash to the #MeToo movement.
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Asha Bhosle - "Jab Chaye Mera Jadu" (Bwana's Thank U Mr. Ansari Remaster) 2.
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Kovalev was proving the more successful man at range with his heavy jab.
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Moicano's right hand was rarely off of the line of Kattar's jab, but when it was, Kattar's jab would come like clockwork and Moicano would immediately slip to the elbow side of it and return with a counter right hand.
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At the end of the second round Rockhold had just discovered that some rudimentary doubling and tripling of the jab was more than enough to have Romero floundering—reaching blindly for the first jab and eating any others that followed.
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Starting out as a square shouldered banger with a sharp, snappy left hook, Penn moved to a more bladed stance and came to utilize his jab, dipping jab, and big right hand counters in a far more classical, economical style.
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And one of the purest expressions of that freedom is called jab jab — a drum-fueled frenzy in which masqueraders paint themselves black with old motor oil, put horns on their heads and dance for hours through the streets of Brooklyn.
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Nothing wrong with a little jab at the opposition ahead of a big game!
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" Cruz responded with a jab at the congresswoman's socialist leanings, tweeting, "Oh the humanity!
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A second dose is administered between six and 24 months after the initial jab.
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Shah Rukh Khan's two films - "Raees" and "Jab Harry Met Sejal" - had tepid collections.
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He took another jab at the allegations after welcoming some children to the stage.
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The body jab to get Miocic reaching down, and a left hook up top.
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After one last jab at Claire's undying love for Jamie, Frank turns and leaves.
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Hit or miss, Hill had space and time to circle out after a jab.
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If I had one jab with poor technique, he stopped me to correct it.
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Then on Roca's command, I'd get into a boxing stance and execute jab combinations.
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Defenders have to parry every jab, all the time; one misstep and they lose.
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" Popeyes interpreted the message as a jab, retweeted the post and added ".... y'all good?
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JAB also runs Caribou Coffee Co., which it acquired in 2013 for $340 million.
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Easy to jab it once, twice, three times into a dark raincoat-clad back.
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It's a pointed jab at the lack of diversity in the Star Wars films.
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Earlier in the night, actress Tiffany Haddish took a jab at Cabello's former bandmates.
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Feeney attributes Coty's success to its "well regarded and now controlling owner," JAB Holdings.
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JAB is also not shying away from M&A deals to fill portfolio gaps.
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But it's literally been the primary jab at Trump since he announced his candidacy.
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Another aspect of Till's game that looked sharp throughout this fight was his jab.
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Olivier Aubin-Mercier showed that beautiful Tristar jab in front of the home crowd.
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Obama closed the talk by taking a not-so-subtle jab at President Trump.
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I don't think I can take one more dirty jab from either of them.
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And you gotta see the jab she took at Jay Z and Beyonce. #fearless
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If the opponent starts parrying the jab, the high kick can catch them cold.
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JAB owns several coffee and restaurant chains including Peet's Coffee and JDE coffee brands.
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T-Mobile took a jab at Verizon for releasing their earnings results on 420.
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Clinton, in turn, took the opportunity to jab Trump for his late-night tweeting.
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L). Asked whether JAB would also have been interested in taking over Starbucks' (SBUX.
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He also peppered one tweet with some humor, appearing to jab at Trump's complexion.
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For Aldo, the jab should be used to break Stephens's flurries and hurt him.
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WATCH: Shaun T's 'Survivor'-Inspired Workout With 'People Now's' Andrea Boehlke – Hook Jab Lunge!
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This means there are not a lot of growth vectors for JAB to exploit.
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Eventually in 2013, JAB agreed to pay $9.8 billion to purchase D.E. Master Blenders.
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JAB in 2014 scooped up Einstein Bagels' parent company, Espresso House and Baresso Coffee.
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To cap off the Trumpian display, he even took a jab at the press.
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McIlroy took the intended slight in stride, ducking the unprovoked Ringo jab to counterpunch.
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Despite this guidance, fewer than half of Americans have received a jab this season.
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Comey also took a jab at Trump's strength in excerpts reported by ABC News.
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Gaethje's best kicks are often timed as counters on, or after an opponent's jab.
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"It is all correct," Peter Harf, a spokesperson for JAB Holding, told the newspaper.
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Of course, Stipe Miocic's good jab and outfighting are a means to an end.
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They even took a jab at Hillary Clinton, posing in front of her portrait.
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"I can't imagine him not taking advantage of the opportunity to jab at Biden."
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In a jab at President Trump's promises to crack down on illegal immigration, Gov.
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JAB later combined D.E. Master Blenders with Keurig in a nearly $5003 billion deal.
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In June, Rowling tweeted a jab at Corbyn and addressed the comparison to Dumbledore.
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He often coupled his praise with a jab at someone else, or vice versa.
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I'm learning heel hooks and knee bars and a jab and a hook, uppercuts.
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One quarter does not, of course, a history make, and JAB also faces challenges.
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Nestle owns coffee pods specialist Nespresso and JAB has the Jacobs Douwe Egberts brand.
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But after calling out Biden, Sanders also made a pointed jab at the president.
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Del Castillo took a jab at her former colleague at Televisa late last year.
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Nasukawa is much better at building off his left hand than off the jab.
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And that lazy "nasty woman" jab was all he had left in the tank.
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You cannot be timid and feint and jab convincingly at the same time—making Koreshkov reluctant to jab would slow his work out in the open and allow Lima some time to stroll around hunting for his bread and butter: the low kicks.
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Donald Trump took the stage for his South Carolina primary victory speech in true Trump fashion Saturday, with a jab at Marco Rubio, a jab at the media, and a crowd cheering for Mexico to pay for a $10 billion border wall.
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When Cerrone connected on a jab he would jack Masvidal's head back: But Cerrone landed just ten strikes to Masvidal's head through the course of the entire fight, Masvidal continued to paint and flick Cerrone with the jab, defending everything that came back.
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"Once the drum starts to beat, people get almost trancelike, like you're going to see them do things they wouldn't normally do, gyrate, all sorts of aberrant behavior," said Adrian Isaac, the leader of Greenhouse Jab Jab, one of Brooklyn's leading drum ensembles.
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Classical jabbing form, from the days of small gloves and one punch at a time, is to keep the non-jabbing hand up and open to catch the opponent's jab in the palm should he throw a jab at the same time.
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The great example we always use to illustrate the jab-and-duck is Roberto Duran.
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Chris Christie's jab at Rubio's "30-second speech," launched early in the debate, was good.
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It's also hard not to see the device as something of a jab at Sonos.
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Despite conceding height and reach to many heavyweights, he still beat them to the jab.
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What Miocic really did was jab, feint, low kick, and get Ngannou swinging at air.
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Bernie Sanders earned a standing ovation after taking a more pointed jab Biden's moderate stance.
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This choice, while unsurprising, shouldn't be seen as a jab at Steve Jobs, Gates emphasized.
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The important point of the jab, however, was that its range provided a buffer zone.
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However, on the red carpet just moments before, Minaj seemingly took a jab at Cardi.
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After about fifteen minutes of working on jab combinations and step work, Roca called time.
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Since then, JAB has acquired brands including Panera, Au Bon Pain, and Pret A Manger.
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JAB also bought Einstein Noah, a Colorado-based bagel company, in a $370 million deal.
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However, the shining jab came from Nixon who dished an insult calling Cuomo a liar.
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Historians, journalists, and Native Americans responded to Trump's latest jab at Warren with forceful condemnation.
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The jab came from a man who, at 69, is five years younger than Sanders.
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They're effectively agents of very quick, controlled erosion who jab at anything that looks vulnerable.
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" He concluded with a fun-loving jab at Levine: "Gonna miss working with that idiot.
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That jab received nearly 22,000 retweets and nearly 48,000 likes... and it only gets worse.
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Later, he took another jab at his one of his favorite targets, the news media.
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"It's the early stages," agreed Christie, who then got in another jab at the Yankees.
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Donald Trump is taking one final jab at Hillary Clinton before tonight's debate, via Snapchat.
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Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton took a jab at Trump amid a coughing fit on Monday.
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But actually hitting, on offence or counter offence, is just one purpose of the jab.
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Hunt also does damage with an arcing right across the top of his opponent's jab.
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JAB Holdings and its partners are spending about $1.35 billion to buy Krispy Kreme Doughnuts.
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For instance, what will he do when he meets a fighter with a decent jab?
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But we are taking a jab at all these unhealthy brands that own youth marketing.
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Kimmel took a jab at President Trump during his opening monologue in defense of Streep.
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Carmelo Anthony was thrown out of Wednesday's game for throwing a jab at Thabo Sefolosha.
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And of course, Kimmel couldn't resist taking a jab at disgraced Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein.
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On another attempt at a level change uppercut, Anderson ate a jab which stunned him.
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Ponzinibbio's jab looked razor sharp as he found Magny's right eye over and over again.
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In a brief description, the campaign appears to take a jab at environmentally-conscious people.
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JAB has been steadily creating a coffee and breakfast empire over the last five years.
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JAB also has stakes in the cosmetics maker Coty and the shoe designer Jimmy Choo.
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Wells Fargo provided financial advice to Krispy Kreme, while Barclays and BDT & Company advised JAB.
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Billions is a melodrama, a gleeful jab at the men who think they are kings.
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Prominent GOP figures who are prone to jab at Trump were fiercer than usual. Sen.
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Dunkin' Brands, a long-speculated target for JAB, recently saw shares jump amid renewed chatter.
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Shaich told CNBC that "our friends JAB completely supports" Panera's acquisition of Au Bon Pain.
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In another jab at Ryan on Friday, Trump tweeted that he "won" the Republican Party.
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I tried to jab my way inside, but she kept moving, just outside my range.
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And of course, because of the snakeskin, there's a Taylor Swift jab in there too.
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JAB had already sold off British fashion brand Belstaff as well as shoemaker Jimmy Choo.
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He bounced, light on his feet, and flicked out the jab to draw Blaydes in.
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The doughnut chain went private in 2016 when JAB Holdings bought it for $1.35 billion.
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The purchase could help JAB to expand its breakfast business in the fast-food industry.
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Against MacDonald, Lawler had crisped up his left straight and added a nice southpaw jab.
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Why it matters: JAB is becoming the biggest food company you've probably never heard of.
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If Andrade could benefit from anything it would being adding a jab to her game.
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Dustin Poirier and Alvarez both showed the use of the jab and of partial punches.
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Terrific for scoring with the jab in boxing, placing the body behind the lead shoulder.
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From the get go, Holloway's jab interrogated Ortega and squeezed his intentions out of him.
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I stuck to my word and I controlled it behind the jab, the counter-punches.
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His disdainful, non-commital jab, thrown as if his fist had stepped in something nasty.
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His power didn't go anywhere, but Klitschko still became far more reliant on his jab.
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His promise of "access" drew a jab from Sanders, a vocal advocate for universal healthcare.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - JAB and its partners are taking a gulp from 22017G Capital's fountain.
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In May, the chain was bought by the conglomerate JAB Holdings for nearly $2 billion.
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I'm especially fond of Bruce's LEFT JAB/I SURE DO stack in the northwest corner.
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President Trump made a jab at Joe Biden for putting his hands on women's shoulders.
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JAB owns several chains, including hipster favorite Intelligentsia Coffee, with well over 10,000 U.S. stores.
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"We never invited them to Europe," he said, in an implicit jab at Chancellor Merkel.
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JAB Holdings, which also owns Krispy Kreme and Pret A Manger, bought Panera in 2017.
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Then Mayweather came back with a quick jab that hit McGregor before he could respond.
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Investing in Trade gives JAB one more foothold in the coffee market, this time online.
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The attendant, regaining his footing, lunged forward and threw a jab into the man's face.
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Kate's adolescence arrived with my 60th year, and the girl had a mean left jab.
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Rippling's four other billboards, void of any jab at a competitor, are still on display.
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The White House even suffered a jab from the intelligence community inspector general on Monday.
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The stunt on Saturday was a direct jab at the new legislation, which Vermont Gov.
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He was also the grandfather of family members who now own a stake in JAB.
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Mr. Ackman also threw a jab at the very same Valeant executives he once praised.
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JAB said it would not proceed with its offer unless Coty's independent directors greenlight it.
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And at heavyweight, where partial punches still cause headaches, hooking off the jab is invaluable.
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He said that ♂️ James took another direct jab at Trump a few weeks later.
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The segment was a not-so-subtle jab at North Carolina's controversial anti-LGBTQ law.
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Against Visanlek's palms-out-and-ready-to-parry guard this jab was a constant nuisance.
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For his part, Trump took a jab at Cohen's legal skills on Twitter Wednesday morning.
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Miocic can step in on his jab and shake a man to his boots if it connects, but his ends are better served by feinting and flicking the jab out there, a piston from the shoulder and elbow rather than the hips and legs.
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"By uniting premier coffee roasters with consumers across the United States in an engaging and convenient way, JAB is confident the Trade Coffee platform will elevate the coffee experience for the at-home brewer," Bart Becht, partner and chairman at JAB, said in a statement.
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JAB, already Coty's largest shareholder with a 40 percent stake, said it would launch a partial tender offer to buy up to 150 million shares for $11.65 each in cash, just months after Coty appointed a chief executive and chairman who were associated with JAB.
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Kattar – Killing the Jab Calvin Kattar met Moicano coming off a tremendous knockout over Shane Burgos.
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A stiff jab sent Swanson to the mat and Moicano quickly found himself in the mount.
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Whittaker also found success doubling and tripling the jab for damage—just as Luke Rockhold had.
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Diabetes affects nearly 30 million Americans, most of whom did not take kindly to the jab.
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Dos Santos showed plenty of it, often whipping in a southpaw jab from the new stance.
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Trump took a less coded jab at another athlete on Saturday morning: the Warriors' Stephen Curry.
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Schwarzenegger returned the jab in private conversations that were recorded and later released to news organizations.
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Faking a double jab, the giant overhand right of Ellenberger's sent Brown crashing to the canvas.
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When he steps in with the right hand he is a mark for the counter jab.
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Others took the reveal as an opportunity to jab at the company's string of financial struggles.
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The government has a target of 95% of children to get both doses of the jab.
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Cernovich has more than 93,000 followers — surely my little jab wouldn't even be on his radar.
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While thousands flocked to "like" the retweet, others pointed out the irony of the apparent jab.
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Is it a jealous jab at Apple's chief design officer Jony Ive, who is also British?
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Of course, she wouldn't be Handler if she didn't also get in a well-timed jab.
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The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Reid's latest jab.
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Fans theorized the image was a direct jab at Harris, whom Swift dated for 15 months.
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"That's how a perpetrator rationalizes when he is caught," Dushku said in reference to his jab.
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Tia's jab at her compatriot was half-hearted at best and maybe egged on by producers.
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Still, he couldn't resist a veiled jab at a recent fainting spell that had afflicted Clinton.
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One Twitter user called the jab "so inappropriate," while others said the quick retort was funny.
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Cutting to another clip of them on an incline, Swift takes another playful jab at Sheeran.
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One more jab sent Guidon to the mat and Schilt was through to the second round.
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"Melania Trump picking cyber bullying almost seems to be a jab at her husband," he says.
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On the Democratic side, Sanders used my good friend as a jab against two targets simultaneously.
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Even Gadot's Wonder Woman gets in a slight jab there, mocking Batman's job as recruitment chair.
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Aren't you still getting hit by the left jab that society continues to throw at you?
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Later, Cyrus couldn't help but make a jab at Shelton and his recent headline-making title.
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Manning took a bit of a parting jab at AJA when asked about the shut down.
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Keurig is part of privately held JAB Holding, owner of the world's biggest standalone coffee business.
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Kattar has a lovely jab and a long stance that facilitates his in-and-out boxing.
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Of course there's a jab at that "I never fucked Wayne I never fucked Drake" line.
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In fact much of his best work against Faber came in the form of his jab.
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That line is best read as a jab at the White House aides who outlasted him.
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This resulted in Magny simply trying to jab off the fence and getting caught with counters.
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Despite his subtle jab at his old team, Rose repeatedly said Chicago was important to him.
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Nadal appeared to jab Federer in early 2017 when he said he couldn't imagine skipping tournaments.
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My comment was light-hearted and wasn't meant to be taken seriously or as a jab.
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In the years that followed, JAB would go on to spend billions expanding its coffee empire.
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I am also interested to see how Dos Santos' jab can be utilized in this bout.
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After making a jab at his own love life, Styles turned his attention towards One Direction.
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The move may be a jab at Amazon, which cut back on price-matching last year.
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JAB Holdings was also been flagged as a potential bidder for Whole Foods by retail analysts.
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While mocking protestors who call themselves "the resistance" against him, Trump took a jab at Clinton.
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In a jab at Mr. Trump, she showed solidarity with his main rival for the nomination.
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Dreyfus also took a jab at Trump in her 2015 acceptance speech for the same award.
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Mario: I'm unsatisfied with most of the parties and want to take a jab at them.
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Ngannou was considerably more plodding then, but he got hit with almost every jab Blaydes threw.
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Beto O'Rourke's (D-Texas) prior arrest to jab at the congressman for declining to debate Sen.
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Nate Diaz boxes almost side on and beats his man to the jab almost every time.
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Against Barnett, Arlovski circled and showed the jab which rarely does anything meaningful in his fights.
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In addition to the baby sketch, I also particularly enjoyed the jab at the traditional sitcom.
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Raising the knee high he would step in behind it, snapping off the jab when appropriate.
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Felder stepped in with a jab into a right hook, attempting to circumvent Ricci's high guard.
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But as Benckiser grew, morphing into the globe-spanning JAB, its past became impossible to ignore.
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When Mr. Arrazola shouted "jab," his arm extended and retracted with a quick one-two beat.
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So, we wanted to do something really nice for him, while also taking a little jab.
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Not Jacare, but a gorgeous demonstration of Whittaker's fake to legit jab and covering of distance.
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Bundini begged the champion to get off the ropes, to work the jab, to do anything.
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JAB Holdings did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment outside regular business hours.
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I checked in with Fox to see if the network had any comment on Trump's jab.
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And these are deep cuts — I mean, here's a jab at picking WiMAX over LTE. WiMAX!
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With the deal, JAB has taken another step in becoming a force in the food world.
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In fact, Trump took a jab at abortion rights in a dangerous comparison to neonatal research.
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And so I don't think there was a necessity to make kind of that political jab.
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At first, Kovalev seemed to hurt Ward every time he touched him, even with his jab.
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And he managed to fit in a jab at House Democrats' desire to investigate presidential actions.
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Fury stalked Wilder almost from the opening bell, using his jab to control the early rounds.
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This year, one of the floats took a jab at Jair Bolsonaro, the president of Brazil.
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In her answer, she made a not-so-subtle jab at Biden's lack of detailed policy.
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Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly referred to JAB as an Austrian investment firm.
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" Beto O'Rourke on Julián Castro's jab at Joe Biden's memory: "That will not defeat Donald Trump.
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Colbert made another jab at Bolling for considering a run for Senate after leaving Fox News.
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He even took a jab at former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about her email controversy.
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Keurig is part of privately held JAB Holding, the investment vehicle of Austria's billionaire Reimann family.
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Then, Gamgort moved to Keurig after the troubled company was bought by the German JAB Holdings.
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But more often than not, Siakam's leak outs are like a quick jab to the jaw.
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The deal would bring Keurig back to the public markets — but under the control of JAB.
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His jab was proving more than a nuisance to Edgar each time the latter stepped in.
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" Lavrov, who never misses an opportunity for a diplomatic jab, bluntly said, "You got it wrong.
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Birth names aside, Cruz's jab at O'Rourke gets at a much more serious question of authenticity.
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Logan hit back with a jab at KSI's apparent bad breath ... by giving him some gum.
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Max Holloway provided the perfect answer to Brian Ortega's big power and crafty counters, using the jab, feints, and the double jab to draw Ortega's intentions out or make him lean, then cracking him with right hands and body shots while he was out of position.
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Aldo's lightning fast jab is still unmatched outside of Max Holloway in the featherweight division and it annoyed Stephens in the early going, but it was only after he had felt the worst of Stephens's power that Aldo really started to bring the jab to lever.
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This might have been a threatening jab, but I choose to interpret it as a friendly greeting.
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While it could be called a "jab," Kovalev knocked down a good many boxers with this blow.
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" He also took a jab at Apple's pricey products, warning customers to be wary of "Stockholm syndrome.
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That's priority always in life," Fonsi declares with a jab at Balvin:"He's got the expensive ones.
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Taking control of fights and denying his man opportunities behind that jab and the lead hand control.
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Wolf then went after Mitch McConnell and Scott Pruitt before throwing another jab at the first daughter.
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But the problem for counter fighters will always be feints and the conservative jab used in combination.
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Is a "latte liberal" just a clever jab, or is there finally evidence to back it up?
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Against Canelo last September, though, Golovkin offered an interesting application of the jab in an offensive capacity.
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Eric Swalwell, who is barely registering in the polls, who took a direct jab at Biden's age.
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He still hand fought, but he relied almost entirely on the tremendous jab with occasional body blows.
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Specialty roasters including Stumptown, Intelligentsia and Keurig Green Mountain have been scooped up by JAB Holdings Inc.
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Now, we could lament Garbrandt's complete absence of a jab, but once again he didn't need it.
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But McCain seized the opportunity for a little levity by making a playful jab about Kutcher's looks.
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The "South Park" creators ended their faux apology with a jab at Xi and China's authoritarian government.
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The tattoo artist is like, "Okay," and appears to jab a leafless black tree into her face.
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The Texas Republican took a jab at Booker, invoking speculation about the New Jersey senator's presidential ambitions.
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Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (KKD) is being taken private by JAB Holding in a $1.35 billion buyout deal.
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Pumping out the jab as she came down, I could not help but think of Semmy Schilt.
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Clinton harnessed the memory of her mother to take a jab at presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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The other made a more subtle jab, writing "WIPING MY TEETH WITH HUNDREDS" on the social network.
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Kardashian's best friend quoted Chris Brown in his track "Loyal" to seemingly taking a jab at Woods.
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For most of the rounds, Golovkin was advancing, forearms up, and snapping in his deceptively fast jab.
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Wyden also takes a jab at Trump's own phone habits, saying that he's set a poor example.
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When Cerrone kicked, Masvidal would pick up his lead leg and drive himself in to jab again.
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A few good body jabs, and a body jab to the right straight upstairs is a classic.
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Of course, this is most likely a jab at Krebs, who regularly reports and exposes hacktivist groups.
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On Thursday, Cornyn praised the House passage of the bill, while also taking a jab at Democrats.
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The move seemed to jab at Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has relentlessly threatened a pot crackdown.
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Grande made a subtle jab at Scott while promoting Sweetener at The Vic in Chicago on Wednesday.
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Khloé's best friend quoted Chris Brown in his track "Loyal" to seemingly taking a jab at Woods.
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Like him, most rabbis in the area support vaccination and even urge people to get the jab.
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The about section has since been updated, and even includes a jab at the chicken they import.
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Buck's own Twitter bio reads, "I love all teams EXCEPT yours," clearly a jab at his haterz.
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Many Democrats saw the criticism of Harris as a needless and counterproductive jab at a rising star.
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The political veteran took a direct jab at the Trump administration's policies on LGBT rights and immigration.
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Glory light heavyweight, Zack Mwekassa leaps forward with a piston-like jab which has dropped numerous heavyweights.
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Or, in my case, muddle through a series of jabless jab steps and very un-wet jumpers.
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Not only drawing a counter in order to counter it, but hooking off the jab as well?
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In turn, Panera has a few things it could teach JAB, including how to leverage mobile ordering.
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JAB Holding also has controlling stakes in Coty and luxury goods maker Jimmy Choo among other companies.
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The Golovkin jab was a constant, but the Golovkin flicking right straight was also present in abundance.
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It even led former Mexican President Vicente Fox to take a jab at President Trump on Twitter.
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No. I was growing bored with each passing jab, cross and burpee that was asked of me.
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In her latest jab, Warren is taking aim at a White-helmed initiative aimed at streamlining disclosure.
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Investors are speculating that JAB Holding could be looking to scoop up another major company — Dunkin' Brands.
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"I heard poorly rated @morning_joe speaks badly of me," he begins, before going in for the jab.
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Taking a powerful jab at two devastating health crises at one time seems like a smart move.
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New Twitter ads were revealed today that take a jab at one of the service's core problems.
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Meanwhile, European investment fund JAB is leading an arms race to build a coffee and breakfast empire.
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Many viewed the op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal as a subtle jab at Trump.
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Late in the debate, a jab at Rubio and Cruz as "two backbench senators" also fell flat.
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In the second round, Ali remained flat-footed, using his pawing jab to keep Frazier at bay.
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But on Friday afternoon, shortly after Warren made her announcement, he took a subtle jab at her.
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"The reunion "wasn't an intentional jab at Travis, but she did hangout with Tyga for a bit.
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This has become a convenient place for 2020 Democrats to get their jab in to Hillary Clinton.
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Kardashian's best friend quoted Chris Brown in his track "Loyal" to seemingly taking a jab at Woods.
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But that is not to say he should have sat back and let Miocic jab him up.
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His jab step still singes eyebrows and the reputation of his range is only eclipsed by Curry.
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But more pointedly, it could also seem like the show taking a jab at Trump's poor week.
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Washington applied the jab and some rudimentary feints and had Wilder off balance and out of rhythm.
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Velasquez began trying to jab dos Santos while the Brazilian's head was in front of his chest.
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Holloway feints a jab (frame 3) before dropping into a body shot with the left hand (5).
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The lead leg snap kicks nicely set up the jab just as Semmy Schilt's marching version did.
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"I baited him with the jab," Lubin said, describing the moments before his overhand left floored Cota.
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Namajunas will often hang her lead hand out, showing the jab, but very rarely connects with it.
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In that second bout with Chandler, Alvarez's jab was also the most active it has ever been.
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He did take the time to jab the debate hosts for the microphone malfunction during that debate.
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Mr. Trump's intentions were hard to discern, even as he took time to jab at the Democrats.
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The jab came into existence to occupy the shortest line and beat big swings to the target.
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He, on the other hand, rarely shies away from the opportunity to take a jab at Trump.
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Ruyi and JAB declined to comment, while Bally representatives did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The corporate primary market was muted on Wednesday, with only a small 2023 tap from JAB Holdings.
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President Trump has the power to sink pharmaceutical stocks with a single jab about high drug prices.
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The Reimann family, the reclusive German consumer goods billionaires who control JAB Holding, seems to think so.
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Meant as a jab, it underscores the omnipresence of American politics and culture that so rankles Canadians.
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But he was never able to throw it effectively, and unable to deal with Fury's jab either.
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A tactfully placed detail, a cruel jab at this beautiful boy's demise, or subtle marketing for concessions?
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The so-called "Pharma Bro" Shkreli continued his comedy routine on Facebook with a jab at Scaramucci.
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The spokesman on Monday took a jab at Snyder about his sudden interest in meeting with Obama.
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It was hard not to see it as a jab at the Trump administration's policies on immigration.
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Joshua had relied on his jab, boxed at range, and minimized Andy Ruiz Jr.&aposs punch output.
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"Pepsi and Coke have done it to each other for years," Mr. Haber said of the jab.
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The Mexican's relentless and piercing jab troubled Frampton and this proved a consistent theme throughout the bout.
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But committing to it means risking that old fashioned battle between the jab and the cross counter.
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Specifies the unit-organization of different JAB owned businesses.) LONDON/BERLIN, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Family owned JAB Holding Co, which has several coffee and restaurant brands is planning to list the business that owns Keurig, Dr Pepper, Peet's Coffee and JDE coffee brands, the company said on Thursday.
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His jab and shoot tactics simply saw him get shucked off and then knocked out by King Mo. Not only do you have a good distance between yourself and the opponent when you shoot, if you only ever throw the jab out it belies your reluctance to actually strike.
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Sugar Ray Robinson was excellent with his body jab, but perhaps the best modern example is Floyd Mayweather.
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Check it out ... Corker found the whole thing amusing before countering with a subtle jab of his own.
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That isn't a lame jab at the band, though; I'm not saying they're just riding the nostalgia train.
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Belstaff's current owner is JAB Holding, a consumer goods-focused investment firm backed by the billionaire Reimann family.
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Sharkey had the power and the wider arsenal of blows, but he couldn't get around that needling jab.
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His punch is more of a jab — but one that's no less painful for the IAB's current leadership.
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"Nasty woman" is a nod to a jab President Trump made at Clinton during a 2016 presidential debate.
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Golovkin's game against Canelo was centered around his always accurate jab and use of a very high guard.
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Pret A Manger and JAB Holdings did not respond to a request for comment outside regular business hours.
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You will recall that Cain Velasquez dropped Dos Santos with a brutal right hand off a retreating jab.
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Deborah Walsh, Director of the Center for American Women and Politics, explained just how gendered this jab was.
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We sent the first jab on Wednesday night during Game 2, and the #WorldSeriesArtThrowdown took off from there.
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In the press and among pundits, Obama's speech was widely covered as an extended, veiled jab at Trump.
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Jung, the Korean Zombie, came out using feints and his jab well and combined them with forward pressure.
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That was a jab at Mr Sarkozy, who is under investigation for alleged breaches of campaign-finance rules.
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We're told it's a jab at black people in politics who suck up to Trump ... think Ben Carson.
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Among the tweets was none other than Chrissy Teigen who made a joking jab at the confusing situation.
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One mistake I kept making was bringing my elbow out and turning my whole arm for the jab.
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Shares of Coty, which is majority owned by German conglomerate JAB Holdings, were up 3.5% in premarket trading.
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There's a difference between slinging an insult at a "friend" and slinging a racist jab, even in jest.
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JAB also has investments in top European brands, including Marcilla Professional, Pickwick, and Friele, to name a few.
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And don't worry — Waters, never one to play the damsel in distress, made her own jab at Viall.
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JAB, which owns Krispy Kreme, last month bought a stake in a chain of pet hospitals worth $1.2bn.
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The male can be heard saying that he'd touched Bieber's face right before the singer landed a jab.
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Unfortunately he doesn't build off that body jab very well, but that doesn't take much work to do.
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It would be good to see Jędrzejczyk eschew the jab, at least the one we know her for.
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Whittaker's jab is a rapier and could have caused Romero fits if Whittaker's movement hadn't been so hampered.
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" Swift took the tweet as a personal jab, responding to Minaj, "I've done nothing but love & support you.
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I think it's impossible to read your comment on Twitter any other way, as a jab at me.
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One can almost imagine her father looming over her shoulder as she begrudgingly typed out the tired jab.
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"Either way, you're allowed your musical opinion however, your jab at Nickelback is in poor taste," Lavigne wrote.
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Since 2015 there have been nine coffee deals by JAB Holding Co, owned by Europe's billionaire Reimann family.
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But Obama took the opportunity to jab the new Canadian leader on key rivalries between the two nations.
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The controlling shareholder will be Europe's JAB Holdings, while Mondelez International will hold upwards of a 14% position.
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The America's Got Talent judge wasn't afraid to throw a joking jab at her 41-year-old husband.
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As the second round started, Mousasi advanced on Hall once again but was lanced by a stiff jab.
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JAB is also the parent company of Caribou Coffee, Peet's Coffee, Stumptown Coffee, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Einstein Bros.
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One of those sources told the news service that potential suitors could include JAB Holding, Starbucks and Domino's.
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Miley got the last jab in the thread, telling Brody to go take a nap in his truck.
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Ngannou's jab was a labored, full-body thrust and his feints were unconvincing paws of the lead hand.
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"Nasty woman" is a nod to a jab President Trump made at Clinton during a 20173 presidential debate.
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Kardashian's best friend quoted Chris Brown in his track "Loyal" to seemingly taking a jab at Woods, 21.
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Watch the video ... she also threw a jab at herself for giving away "love and forgiveness" to men.
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Sanders took a jab at Clinton when the debate turned to how he plans to handle Wall Street.
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For the slickest example of the jab as a transitionary weapon, we turn to the great Roberto Duran.
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It was also essential for the Reimann family that JAB keep an investment grade credit rating, Harf said.
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JAB has been busily scooping up companies in the consumer and food sectors in the past few years.
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The family members behind JAB are Renate Reimann-Haas, Wolfgang Reimann, Stefan Reimann-Andersen, and Matthias Reimann-Andersen.
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The hashtag is a jab at #NotMyPresident hashtag that trended for days after Trump's victory on November 85033.
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Here Duffy looks for that classy fake side step to returning jab but Madadi isn't there for it.
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But last time around Aldo seemed more interested in flicking a jab into Edgar's face at every opportunity.
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The Simpsons response tonight is not a jab at me, but at what many of us consider progress.
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It's no surprise the 48-year-old is ready for another jab at the iconic career-making character.
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Nate Diaz has shown himself to double and triple up the jab excellent when his man gives ground.
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JAB is the investment arm of the Reimann family, the heirs to the German consumer goods conglomerate Joh.
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But Kasich took aim at Cruz's "values" jab as he stumped for delegates in the Bronx this week.
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She was asked about fighting climate change and took it as an opportunity for a jab at Trump.
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JAB, a privately held company headquartered in Luxembourg, may not be a household name, but its brands are.
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The not-so-subtle jab at Trump was not lost on media reports on the new CNN initiative.
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Cruz took a jab at Trump Thursday by adding "Make PC Great Again" hats to his campaign store.
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Roth also took an indirect jab at his rivals in discussing his support for promoting Krakowsky from within.
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As the match wore on, Kovalev stopped throwing the jab that was so effective early in the fight.
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But it is difficult to think of a more offensive personal insult to Merkel than Trump's captive jab.
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The joke was in reference to Bush's reputation for mispronouncing words and was a jab at his intelligence.
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Right from the get go, Lee's jab was flicking straight through Barboza's guard and snapping his eye shut.
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Guillermo Del Toro joined in with a jab alluding to his feud with video game designer Hideo Kojima.
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Secret Service members are reportedly exchanging challenge coins that take a jab at the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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Confronted by that Wanderlei Silva inspired windmill of punches, Calderwood worked behind her front kick and her jab.
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He still jabs upstairs, as Shane Carwin found out, but the body jab serves his purposes much better.
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Blaydes's problem was that his jab was predictable, poorly hidden, and that he made no defensive considerations afterwards.
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One of the beautiful things about the double jab—and you can see this from Ray Robinson vs.
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Especially when Cotto paired it with the body jab and had Martinez's elbow clamping down to his body.
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A good counter jab can also raise the opponent's head and stand them still for the right hand.
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Midway through the first round Masvidal began sneaking the right hand through after the jab and troubling Cerrone.
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Ricci hung back and as Felder flicked out a non-committal jab, Ricci swung out a check hook.
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Facebook is taking another jab at YouTube by expanding its video ad opportunities to more social media stars.
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" She couldn't resist adding a half-jab, half-joke: "I do wonder what everybody is so miserable about.
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Very painful and it was all I could do to keep from giving him a jab or two.
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And for good measure, he threw in an unprovoked jab at Hillary Clinton, still his favorite punching bag.
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" He was willing to occasionally say some good things about his opponent: "He was definitely sticking the jab.
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Many fans saw Riggs' dig at the show as a lighthearted jab even though it made them sad.
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Mr. Büchel insisted that the petition was not a jab at Mr. Trump's signature policy-achievement-in-waiting. .
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JAB Holdings has created an empire that includes third-wave pioneers like Stumptown Coffee and Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea.
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Mr. Mandel, the showrunner of "Veep," sneaked in a subtle jab while accepting the award for best comedy.
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Other parents have shared pictures of what they say appeared to be small jab marks on their children.
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Last year, JAB raised its stake in Coty to 60%, giving it a firmer grip on the company.
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Boyd again invited me to punch the airship, so I made a fist and gave it a jab.
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Bennett suggests the jacket was a jab at stepdaughter Ivanka Trump, who is a senior White House aide.
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Her video is a jab at the many diet powders and teas that are advertized on social media.
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This chart shows Tyson Fury matched or out-landed Deontay Wilder with the jab in all seven rounds.
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It was the most notable Bloomberg jab all night, coming after he fielded countless attacks from his rivals.
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These controversies have given lesser-known candidates the opportunity to jab and mock their counterparts during live debates.
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" Responding to her jab, Sawicki stated that there were "no &aposPolish roots&apos within the history of Auschwitz.
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In a change of course from its previous acquisitions, JAB is keeping Dr Pepper partially a public company.
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Cox also took a jab at his challenger, Gavin Newsom — a Democrat and the state's current lieutenant governor.
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Emmys commentator Thomas Lennon made the jab after RuPaul took home the prize for best reality/competition series.
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JAB Holdings, which is based in Luxembourg, also owns Peet's Coffee, Pret A Manger, Einstein's Bagels and Coty.
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"JAB owns coffee, donuts, bagels and now is expanding into lunch by buying Panera Bread," a banker said.
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JAB opted to only tap the pro rata market in June 4503 when it last financed a deal.
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Rogers also took a jab at the Senate, where House-passed appropriations bills have stalled in the past.
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"It was again to create a response, to jab a needle in the eye of liberals," she continued.
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The infamous jacket was probably a jab directed at the president's oldest daughter and White House adviser, Ivanka.
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He took another jab at Bloomberg, saying the former mayor "didn't get a lot done" in New York.
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Family was supposed to jab at your flaws, like a knife into the gut of half-baked pastry.
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Her jab was textbook and lanced Andrade up throughout to add another defense to Jedrzejczyk's impressive title run.
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In his one spectacular UFC finish, Tybura hooked off the jab into a step up left high kick.
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Fabricant's post intentionally uses pigs as a jab against the mayor's faith, which bans the eating of pork.
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Post-fight, he threw a clever jab at Conor McGregor, calling for a "money fight" with Floyd Mayweather.
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Sanchez would show a stiff, snapping, non-committal jab and connect it at a high rate while retreating.
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The kiss is a fake-out—a brazen jab at queerness as viewed through the straight male lens.
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His left hand is the money punch but Nasukawa's jab has looked pretty crisp as a sniping tool.
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He's pissed about the competition, but the docs also include a jab about Rocksmith's tees being poor quality.
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But Koreshkov's jab is often just there for show, if he could actually feint and then come with the legitimate jab (as Georges St-Pierre and Robert Whittaker have done countless times in the cage) he would be able to put the fear of the lead into Lima much more effectively.
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And if the man getting jabbed doesn't adjust, why can't the jab to the body be a power punch?
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The most famous line, a side jab at its competitors, is: There are a thousand no's for every yes.
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The latest jab thrown in the fight comes from a paper published in the journal PLOS Medicine last week.
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That he jabbed at Pelosi in the same way, even after taking criticism over the Markle jab, is telling.
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But still, Apple thought it could get a mean jab in by way of a 50-foot tall ad.
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My fingers are tangled around a very long spoon and I jab awkwardly at a large container of ice.
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But the jab at Obama is a stark contrast with the way immigration was covered during the previous administration.
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"He loves the jab, straight combo and he's got a lot of range," said 'Rowdy' Owen Roddy of Diaz.
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" (He wasn't wrong.) Swift took a jab at him the next year, as part of their feud over "Famous.
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Buttigieg took a subtle jab at Biden, who often touts his work as vice president under President Barack Obama.
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Mike Tyson used a dipping jab masterfully to close the distance, bloodying noses and bruising sternums in the process.
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The southpaw versus southpaw match up will give both men a lot more opportunity to play with their jab.
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He wanted to focus on improving operations for the companies that JAB already has stakes in, the FT reported.
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Etihad took a marginally subtler jab at Donald Trump, releasing an ad entitled "Make Flying Great Again" (see below).
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So don't just jab the thermometer in the top of the nicely roasted breast and call it a day.
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In March, JAB led the purchase of of K-cup coffee pod maker Keurig Green Mountain for $333 billion.
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It was seemingly a jab at Chipotle, which has suffered in recent months after an E. Coli outbreak. Interesting.
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JAB Holding, the investment arm of the secretive Reimann family, acquired Krispy Kreme for roughly $1.35 billion in 2016.
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Recently, Winton-Salem-based Krispy Kreme was taken over by Keurig owner JAB Beech, which is based in Luxembourg.
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The young and growing Chinese phone maker's 5T is a direct jab at Samsung and Google's flagship Android phones.
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It will be combined with Keurig Green Mountain, an American coffee producer that JAB bought in 2016 for $14bn.
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" He concluded with a jab at Levine, who has become a close friend: "Gonna miss working with that idiot.
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The Golden Globe for best director ultimately went to Guillermo del Toro, who was very supportive of Portman's jab.
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JAB Holding, a private-investment company based there, has rapidly become the world's second-largest coffee retailer and roaster.
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Laubies was previously CEO of coffee company JDE, which was owned by JAB Holding Co, a consumer goods conglomerate.
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As for Pattie, she gave Daly — then the host of MTV's Total Request Live — a jab at his career.
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Jacobs was doing exactly what his trainer, Andre Rozier was calling on him to do: walk off and jab.
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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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JAB itself is also at a crossroads, with this year's departure of its chairman, consumer goods veteran Bart Becht.
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The finale wasn't merely symbolic of the collection — it was also Jacobs' last jab at typical Fashion Week behavior.
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"They should have had me eight years ago," he continued in an apparent jab at former President Barack Obama.
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Obama's mandate to improve school lunches has taken plenty of abuse on social media, well before Cruz's latest jab.
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It sounds like Nicki's just pissed about the jab at her, not so much about the celebration of Cardi.
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The evening was hosted by Stephen Colbert, who kicked things off with a jab at President-elect Donald Trump.
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Against Mayweather, McGregor's jab actually raised some eyebrows as he was forced to circle the ring and cut angles.
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In corporate news, JAB announced Wednesday it will buy Panera bread for $28 per share, or around $230 billion.
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A long time sparring partner of Tyson Fury, Verhoeven's jab is becoming one of the sharper jabs in kickboxing.
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Hunt's go-to counter is a left hook over the opponent's right hand or in answer to their jab.
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JAB Holdings also has investments in top European brands, including Marcilla Professional, Pickwick, and Friele, to name a few.
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Cases of measles in Western countries plummeted as vaccination rates increased after the 1980s, when the jab became routine.
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It looks like a food business in Dublin couldn't resist a jab about Anthony Scaramucci short but unforgettable tenure.
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Kim Kardashian's recent jab against her brother, Rob and his expanding tattoos seems to tip the scales towards insensitivity.
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The New York Post took a jab at the ousting of Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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But moments after Dubois boxed behind his lead jab, Gorman cracked him round the cheek with a hellfire hook.
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JAB has been selling off several of its luxury brands in order to focus on faster-growing consumer sectors.
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Sometimes they're detailed critiques, but some of the most effective ones consist of just a single well-aimed jab.
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In December, JAB acquired Keurig Green Mountain for $13.9 billion, its biggest bet yet in building its coffee empire.
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From time to time the medicine men come to their clients and jab magically treated needles into their flesh.
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The jab from the conservatives coincides with hits Republican leaders have taken from the party's moderate flank over immigration.
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Panera's stock is up more than 53 percent this year, mostly due to its pending acquisition by JAB Holdings.
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In his announcement, Ellison took a jab at Amazon over its small role in the massive Capital One hack.
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Ali then taunted Frazier with his pawing jab, using his six-inch advantage in reach to keep Frazier away.
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We gotta close her down a bit more, start working a bit more, use your jab a bit more.
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Here, Pelosi shrugs off a line of attack on her leadership while tucking in a jab -- just for fun!
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Sanders' jab at Clinton's well-funded campaign comes just three days before Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses Monday.
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Twitter's decision was a jab at Facebook, which said it will not fact-check political ads on its platform.
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But Diaz began to pick his lead leg up and even began using it to enter with his jab.
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When the two met again, Penn was completely at the mercy of St. Pierre's improved jab, feints and distancing.
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Angela Hill showed that with a good jab and low kicks she could keep Andrade off her quite readily.
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Sometimes his jab was stiff, other times his hand was loose in his glove and he was simply backhanding.
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Suddenly dos Santos had slipped to the inside of the jab and swung God's own overhand across the top.
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But Stipe Miocic has shown himself capable of very solid jab work—or "jabbery" for the seasoned fight fan.
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His jab-cross combination scored well and the Bostonian chewed up Barzola's lead leg with kicks throughout the bout.
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Before announcing Beyoncé's "Formation" as the winner of the award, he closed out with one more jab at Lochte.
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This is both a great jab at sexism in comics and a sly admission that they're doing it, too.
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Often Whittaker will chuck a long right low kicks between retreats to draw the opponent forward onto his jab.
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Or if the kick effectively breaks the opponent's balance he will step in behind it with the jab again.
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It's a subtle jab when media outlets choose not-so-flattering shots to run with stories about public figures.
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The announcement was seen as an apparent jab at Facebook, which released its quarterly earnings on the same day.
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It's unclear if this was meant as a jab towards Swift, although some on social media have suggested so.
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That this "white play" is depicted as a production of New York Theater Workshop is a complicated meta-jab.
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They are welcoming and kind; the universe they've created is a joke on them, a jab at their expense.
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Spamming his jab in Weller's face, KSI kept his man out at range and moved around the ring freely.
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What would sound like a heavy-handed jab at the businessman-turned-president from a leftist playwright actually wasn't.
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Nikki Haley, who served as US ambassador to the United Nations, has criticized the President's apparent jab at Cummings.
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The move angered Santander executives, who viewed the maneuver as a needless jab at a longtime client of UBS.
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In North Korea's official news media, writers routinely deploy punchy metaphors originating in Korean proverbs to jab at enemies.
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He took a jab at an American offer to help with the outbreak without mentioning the United States directly.
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The privately held sandwich chain, which is owned by Krispy Kreme's parent JAB Holding, does not disclose financial results.
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He'll lightly jab him for voting for the Iraq War and NAFTA, but never press his argument for long.
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McGregor is flicking his right jab out, trying to measure up a left hand but not landing anything seriously.
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Appearing later on "Fox & Friends," Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor and Fox contributor, also appeared to jab Bolton.
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When my son first started using the fork at 13 months, he did jab his lip a few times.
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Growth in the industry has attracted investment, most notably by JAB, the investment vehicle of Germany's billionaire Reimann family.
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He then jokingly calling her a "lying dog-faced pony soldier," a jab he's previously attributed to John Wayne.
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Since 2017, Panera has been privately held by JAB Holdings, which also owns Krispy Kreme and Pret A Manger.
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Keurig Dr Pepper will also have access to the coffee brands and restaurants that its parent, JAB Holding, owns.
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JAB Holding Company has acquired the American brands Peet's Coffee, Caribou Coffee and Keurig Green Mountain, all since 25.3.
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In 313, JAB bought the bagel chain Einstein Brothers, which it has been combining with Caribou is some markets.
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However, Joe Berkowitz, the lead designer of JAB Design Group, told Insider that most trends do have a renaissance.
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Trump's jab at Daniels is the latest example of him using a woman's appearance to attack his female critics.
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The latest jab by Hannity was in response to Sasse suggesting he supports the Constitution and Hannity does not.
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JAB, which acquired Keurig Green Mountain in 2016, also owns Panera, Caribou Coffee and other breakfast and coffee concepts.
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He took a jab at an American offer to help with the outbreak without mentioning the United States directly.
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This year, we kept track of every political jab and line made at the 90th annual Academy Awards show.
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According to a transcript of his remarks, though, Trump could have gone a different route with his rhetorical jab.
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While presenting at the Golden Globes, the actor Sacha Baron Cohen made a jab at Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Lomachenko showed not only an accurate jab, but the stunning left straight for which the southpaw should be feared.
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Robinson's jab was a constant annoyance, but it was his blistering hand speed and heavy counter punches that wilted LaMotta.
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No one is writing home about his thunderous right hand, his blindingly fast jab, or his unstoppable double leg takedown.
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I would love to see Garbrandt neglect everything else for the first two minutes of the bout and just jab.
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It could be a slapping jab into the eye, or it could be a knockout punch in its own right.
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Aside from my dad's jab, I haven't had any complaints for anyone else I've talked to while using the earbuds.
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JAB owns other major food and drink brands like Caribou Coffee, Krispy Kreme, Panera, as well as Keurig Green Mountain.
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Panera Bread jumped 14 percent to $312.60 after JAB Holdings said it would buy the bakery chain for $7.16 billion.
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The chief said that if the opportunity presented itself, she could "jab that guy in his eyeball" with a pencil.
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One announcer found time to take a jab at said golfers, but regardless of who played, its return was thrilling.
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And the final straw happens when he takes a jab at Nola's inability to sell art and she walks out.
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As it has done with Keurig, JAB plans to squeeze costs and pay down hefty debt, while winning market share.
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Her case study is the federal No Jab No Pay policy, which links Child Care Benefit (CCB) payments and immunizations.
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" He tweeted, "The Simpsons' response tonight is not a jab at me, but at what many of us consider progress.
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The theme also seems to be a jab at some of the divisiveness that has characterized the Republican presidential race.
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" Medley retaliated by taking a jab at her split from ex Mario: "Oh sorry, he left you for somebody else.
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Panera Bread, meanwhile, used Bringg's platform to launch its nationwide delivery service, ahead of its $7.5 billion acquisition by JAB.
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It was at this point that Magny began showing up Lombard's defensive flaws by aid of a skipping stone jab.
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In the end, I sort of jab at myself a few times before I'm able to push it right through.
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While plenty of the scathing criticism aimed at the cryptocurrency world is well-deserved, sometimes a jab fails to land.
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Rousey has been susceptible as she steps in with her long jab, and in the aftermath of her right hand.
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The writing in the game is pretty funny, too, and isn't afraid to jab at the lowly status of Magikarp.
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Logan hit back with a jab of his own by giving KSI some chewing gum ... to suggest his breath stinks?
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A handful of shoulder feints, a deep step and a loose left hook in place of the jab Souza expected.
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Colbert aimed his jab at GOP senators who have been accused of crafting the legislation in secrecy, behind closed doors.
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If the opponent keeps their hand high and wide for the high kick, the jab will sneak down the middle.
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Notice here that the flicking non-committal jab draws severe counters which Koreshkov is not actually close enough to absorb.
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He does acknowledge he's shooting a politically-themed music video though ... and, as you'd expect, took a jab at 45.
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Whittaker used the jab well and was constantly on the lookout for Jacare's double leg and the counter right hand.
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The deal includes the assumption of about $340 million of net debt, JAB and Panera said in a joint statement.
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JAB, a privately held company, headquartered in Luxembourg, owns other brands such as Keurig Green Mountain and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts.
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The prince visited the Double Jab Amateur Boxing Club in south London, met young boxers and presented medals to them.
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But this time, the president's tweetstorm included one notable addition: a jab at his former campaign opponent's daughter, Chelsea Clinton.
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Now, he's saying he'll happily jab back with a "six-minute dub" in response to … something he hasn't heard yet.
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As always with Holm, she had no jab to even be mentioned and against a pressuring banger, that's a problem.
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He awkwardly hooked off the jab and was using a long right uppercut to set up his left middle kick.
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They made a jab too many at Soviet politics, however, because "KVN" was shut down by the authorities in 1972.
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Just as Liggett was remarking that it looked like there'd be no change in the overall classification, a sudden jab.
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She stayed out of range of Jędrzejczyk's kicking game, and refused to press forward and feed that piston-like jab.
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Trump's jab adds to the political blowback the senator is facing for the story during a critical re-election campaign.
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CVS Health wants to do much more than fill your prescription or jab your arm with an annual flu shot.
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The purchase of the bakery comes just six months after Panera was purchased by JAB Holding for about $7.5 billion.
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Wells Fargo Securities LLC is the U.S. company's financial adviser, while Barclays and BDT & Co LLC are advising JAB Beech.
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One of the most massive food-and-beverage giants is JAB Holding, the investment arm of the secretive Reimann family.
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Fallon then goes on to rap "Everybody's asking somethin'/ But I can't hear nothin'," a playful jab at Sanders's age.
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Midway through the 10th round, for instance, Ward connected on a sharp jab, but almost immediately ate one from Kovalev.
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" Trump also took a jab at Moore's opponent, Doug Jones, saying, "We don't need a liberal Democrat in that seat.
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Wang appeared to take a jab at the Trump administration and to offer an olive branch at the same time.
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JAB began building its position in coffee and breakfast in 2012 when it took a stake in D.E. Master Blenders.
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Private equity giant 3G Capital is not looking to outbid JAB Holdings for Panera Bread, sources told CNBC on Tuesday.
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One thing which Kowalkiewicz might bring to the table in this bout is her length combined with a decent jab.
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You cannot step straight in on a jab, a straight right, or a linear kick if it is on target.
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A rangy southpaw who is known for his jab and straight, Wallace has won the All-Ireland championships six times.
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Ngannou's reach, combined with a double jab, could make for a worse connection than when those gentlemen caught Miocic backtracking.
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The stock jumped 13.5 percent to $311.05 after JAB Holdings said it would buy the bakery chain for $7.16 billion.
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He was finally able to flick out this jab and sprawl on Weidman's shots effectively as the American slowed down.
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As Ricci flicked out the jab and pulled back ready to evade and counter, Felder looked for his signature knee.
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Near the end of his remarks, Trump took a familiar jab at the traveling pool of journalists covering the event.
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" Car Throttle also took a jab at the car, saying it looked like a "bulbous crossover" and a "fussy mess.
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"In Lebanon, things happen though elections, not pledges of allegiances," he said, in a jab at Saudi Arabia's monarchical system.
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JAB still holds a 60 percent stake in the cosmetics company, which was worth about $6 billion as of Friday.
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JAB made its biggest misstep as part of a yearslong effort to extend its reach into the luxury fashion sector.
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It was taken over by JAB, the holding company of the German billionaire Reimann family, in 2016 for $13.9 billion.
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Panera Bread jumped 14 percent to $312.16 after JAB Holdings said it would buy the bakery chain for $7.16 billion.
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The shirts appear to be taking a not-so-subtle jab at Target, just like John does in this clip.
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Now speak his name into a mirror five times, and — poof — he'll be there to jab you with his hook.
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Now speak his name into a mirror five times, and — poof — he'll be there to jab you with his hook.
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Ed Anderson, an analyst with research firm Gartner, said the move was a clear "jab" at AWS, especially for Oracle.
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"People are talking about a revolution," Biden said, delivering an implicit jab at Sanders and his message of political revolution.
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Anthony was immediately given the latitude to isolate and jab-step his man on the wing to his heart's content.
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Stephen Colbert — who has known Louis C.K. for decades — took note of the news, but offered only a gentle jab.
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In the rematch Clay dropped Liston early with his classic pull back right hand across the top of Liston's jab.
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The classical method of jabbing is to have your right hand up to catch the opponent's jab in your palm.
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LONDON — JAB Holding Company, the deal-hungry conglomerate, has bought dozens of coffee brands and begun branching out to doughnuts.
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The YouTuber-turned-sensationalist boxer responded to a Twitter jab from former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown on Monday night.
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Just before Clinton got on the subway on Thursday, she took a jab at the Vermont senator over the comment.
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Whether it&aposs doing a jab, right hand, or lead with the right hand and follow-up with a hook.
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While accepting her award, the musician seemingly took a jab at the Grammys, which snubbed her for the 2020 event.
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It's also a jab at Planned Parenthood, which serves 12 percent of women who receive federally funded family planning services.
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" Days later, Trump responded to the jab during a debate and said, "If they're small, something else must be small.
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Amy Klobuchar, who took Tuesday's debate as an opportunity to roundly jab Warren every chance she got, swiftly fired back.
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"I think Bernie has made his verbal amends for his record on guns," he said in a barely veiled jab.
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Backed by the billionaire Reimann family, JAB now controls a host of brands including Jacobs, Douwe Egberts, Caribou and Keurig.
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It will not be a violent club to the head but an intellectual jab that still leaves his opponents reeling.
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Benckiser went through a series of mergers and spinoffs, and the Reimanns eventually channeled much of their wealth into JAB.
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Ingraham unwisely jumped on board from there to jab Hogg and included an original "Daily Wire" story on the topic.
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JAB and Nestle, which are much bigger than Lavazza, do not provide directly comparable data on their coffee related revenue.
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Tarkanian's comments were reminiscent of former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's own very thinly veiled jab at Ivanka Trump.
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Ms. Bee, the comedian holding the alternative event, took the opportunity to take a jab at the association's prospective lineup.
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JAB has built a sizeable presence in the coffee sector through an aggressive acquisition spree over the past few years.
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Fellow Texas Democrat and 2020 presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke criticized Castro's attack on Biden, seeing it as a personal jab.
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On Tuesday at the Amazon Web Services re:Invent conference, AWS CEO Andy Jassy made a jab at IBM and Oracle.
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"Losers always look for ways to accuse someone else," he said, taking a jab at Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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But who wants to glimpse lava from afar when you can get close enough to jab it with a stick?
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Sylvester Stallone shared a clip of them practicing a jab sequence -- exactly like Sly does when he's shooting a movie.
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Here he has Wanchalong biting on a feinted jab and instead steps in deep to hit him with an elbow.
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Though at that point it is more like what Archie Moore would have called a 'left cross' than a jab.
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And Bee couldn't help but ask if the president had one last jab in him to throw at the Donald.
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Earlier this month, the bakery-cafe chain Au Bon Pain was purchased by Panera Bread, which itself was bought this spring by private equity giant JAB Holding Co. JAB, a family-held European company thatalso owns the Krispy Kreme Doughnuts chain as well as coffee brands Keurig Green Mountain, Peet's Coffee and Caribou Coffee.
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According to the Washington Post, 'No Jab, No Pay' came on the heels of a 2012 whooping cough epidemic in Australia.
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Meanwhile, in another jab at Nikon and Canon's new full-frame efforts, both the S23 and S1R offer dual card slots.
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And here the inches of difference between the jab and boxing's leverage guard or Muay Thai's long guard is shown perfectly.
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The jab was particularly searing as not a single Canadian team — Trudeau's Montreal Canadiens included — have made the playoffs this year.
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Offering a direct jab at environmental activists, the president has ordered permits for the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Keystone Pipeline.
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Panera Bread jumped nearly 14 percent to $311.90 after JAB Holdings said it would buy the bakery chain for $7.16 billion.
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He then threw a jab at West and JAY-Z, who were also working on their joint album, Watch the Throne.
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Against Joe Frazier, Archie Moore could be heard in Foreman's corner screaming "under, under" each time Foreman flicked out a jab.
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But the call for a general strike would be a return to the streets and a physical jab at the economy.
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They jump on our bed and stick their fingers in my makeup and jab my keyboard with those same sticky fingers.
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Or Lima would wait for Daley to retract the jab and follow his lead leg back with a hard low kick.
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Along the way, Panera has leaned on the coffee expertise of its owner, JAB Holding, which bought Panera two years ago.
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Asked last week about reported tensions between Trump and Tillerson, Corker responded with what was seen as a jab at Trump.
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The video is full of Zuckerberg's awkward presentation, including dad jokes, a 2001: A Space Odyssey reference, and a Nickelback jab.
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With revenue of just under 2 billion euros ($2.2 billion), Lavazza remains well behind industry leaders Nestle, JAB Holdings and Starbucks.
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Last summer, Cyrus celebrated her younger brother Braison's first modeling gig while also taking a jab at his employer, D&G.
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Even against opponents who refused to open up with more than a jab, Marciano would parry and follow their hand back.
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The savvy Walcott had drawn and countered a Charles jab with the uppercut heard around the world and scored a knockout.
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The world thought Charles would flick the jab and try to cut Rocky's face to ribbons, but Charles' saw another way.
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Panera Bread jumped nearly 14 percent to $311.96 after JAB Holdings said it would buy the bakery chain for $7.16 billion.
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In this context, it probably translates to "Fuck Trump," possibly a jab at the president's chumminess toward Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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JAB struck a deal in 2013 to buy D.E. Master Blenders 1753, which had been spun out of Sara Lee Corp.
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Trump alluded to the campaign controversy as he started the day with a jab at his vanquished Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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The rapper also took a jab at Marcille's new husband Michael Sterling, an Atlanta-based attorney, who previously ran for mayor.
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One section, however, was a clear jab at Francis' reaching out to Catholics who have divorced and remarried outside the Church.
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But there's a real power shift behind the onstage jab, and it's something that could quickly catch on with other browsers.
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"And we must unite around the candidate who can defeat a dangerous demagogue" -- that last line a jab at Donald Trump.
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The rapper also took a jab at Marcille's new husband Michael Sterling, an Atlanta-based attorney, who previously ran for mayor.
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The jab almost disappeared, but the right front kick—which he toyed with in the early going—now became his crutch.
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