Journalistic questioning of these tech luminaries and media luminaries on stage.
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That's sparked a new round of criticism from financial luminaries.
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Luminaries ranging from National Security Adviser John Bolton to Sen.
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A Trump helicopter delivered the golf luminaries to the event.
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With their deaths, the next generation also lost visionary luminaries.
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The luminaries of the Republican Party won't even show up.
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An untold number of rock luminaries would be quick to agree.
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Even luminaries like Selma director Ava DuVernay were praising Lovato's performance.
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The holiday, now celebrated annually by such luminaries as Kentucky Sen.
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But fates diverged for the luminaries in the room that night.
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The Guptas befriended a variety of A.N.C. luminaries, including Mr. Zuma.
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All these 30-something luminaries would again be "tough to beat".
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These two piano luminaries were born three days apart — in 1929.
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These law students get the opportunity to interact with these luminaries.
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They're local luminaries who are too little known outside New Orleans.
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The firm has recruited a long list of "featured luminaries" as investors.
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ALL SORTS OF CHINESE BUSINESS LUMINARIES HAVE BEEN WITH US ALL MORNING.
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"I do think these two business luminaries have a point," he said.
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Ygor de Oliveira appears too enamored of these luminaries to envy them.
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For some, those were the same favorites as luminaries like Bill Gates.
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Some attendees remarked that it was an unprecedented gathering of evangelical luminaries.
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This may be inspirational to a number of modern luminaries — we'll see.
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Even before the election, food luminaries had started brawling over President Obama's legacy.
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Other options Other Democratic luminaries may be required to help heal the party.
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Modernist luminaries like Le Corbusier and Sonia Delaunay gave lectures at the school.
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The art comes courtesy of music from luminaries such as Jean-Michel Jarre.
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Clinton, surrounded by civil rights luminaries including Dr. King's youngest child, the Rev.
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Freedman's photos of luminaries like Gloria Steinem and Andy Warhol are rarely straightforward.
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Most of the luminaries came here before they had demonstrated their scientific prowess.
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Indeed, many Silicon Valley luminaries have opposed Mr. Trump since the presidential campaign.
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Enlisting Republican luminaries or business heavyweights isn't the only angle that's been exposed.
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Inside, in the neo-Gothic chamber, pro-EU luminaries ply their arguments to cheers.
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The match-up of the two luminaries is unusual for a number of reasons.
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He also interviewed entertainment luminaries, such as Jackie Gleason, Katharine Hepburn and Dolly Parton.
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You can use paper-bag luminaries to light the way for trick-or-treaters.
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In lieu of party luminaries, Mr. Trump proposed a "winner's evening" of sports stars.
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"Albums still matter," he said to the crowd of pop start and music luminaries.
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Among the liberal luminaries who have signed on or expressed support are US Sens.
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All luminaries in the Democratic Party, all on the progressive side of the spectrum.
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The luminaries cut across the culture, from politics to music to movies and more.
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Sunday • Visit a holiday light installation called Luminaries at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan.
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The nonprofit printmaking studio works with luminaries like Ralph Steadman and university students alike.
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Various other luminaries, such as Stephen Hawking, a revered British physicist, have expressed similar worries.
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But even some of these luminaries are starting to see their antics more heavily scrutinized.
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Irish luminaries such as Eamon de Valera both abhorred partition and found it quite convenient.
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Pierre Boulez, who died on Tuesday, will be honored by musical luminaries on Saturday, Jan.
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Here's a glimpse of just some of the luminaries and legends we lost this year.
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But it reminds me too much of a gazillion bromides from recent Democratic party luminaries.
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Luminaries including former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, former Vice President Walter Mondale and California Gov.
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Tuesday's dinner also attracted a mix of political and celebrity luminaries, according to pool reports.
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The low-brow escapades of these digital luminaries have earned them each millions of fans.
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Numerous Hollywood luminaries stepped in to play Batman's demented adversaries in the show's 120 episodes.
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Among the luminaries are Ellen Gray, her pie baker, and Elisabeth Antoine, her fondant artist.
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It was attended by high-profile luminaries in the world of drug policy and research.
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He is a champion of unknown authors, yet also claims luminaries like Kafka for himself.
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Sridevi's death triggered an outpouring of tributes from Bollywood luminaries and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Luminaries like Harry Belafonte and Quincy Jones also endorsed Mr. Farrelly's film in recent months.
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What ensues is an intimate and unconventional look at public figures and luminaries than Q&As.
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Her stellar application included letters of recommendation from internationally known luminaries, including a Pulitzer Prize winner.
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The institute's promotional photos feature a lot of gray ponytails and very few Silicon Valley luminaries.
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Other right-wing luminaries, including Mr Abbott and Peter Dutton, the home-affairs minister, may not.
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Village Global is leveraging its network of tech luminaries to support the next generation of entrepreneurs.
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He played handball and golf, and sweated next to Souza and other luminaries of New York.
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Harold Pinter and Doris Lessing are among the other luminaries who declined the trip to Sweden.
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It is, according to AMD and computer luminaries like Linux creator Linus Torvald, simply more secure.
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Sridevi's death triggered an outpouring of tributes from Bollywood luminaries and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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McGregor is but one of several luminaries to have enlisted their talents after hearing their music.
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Sci-fi luminaries had boundless imaginations but little grasp of the practicalities of writing for television.
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And yet, somehow, we've never honored these luminaries with a 16-bit fighting game, until now.
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And it will do so with precious few young luminaries having even a small national presence.
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It invited a wide variety of conservative luminaries to contribute articles urging voters to reject him.
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Trump's star has been on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which honors entertainment luminaries, since 2007.
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With her father a celebrity preacher, their home was visited by black luminaries like the Rev.
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Among the luminaries at the ballpark on Friday, Rosario was way down in the pecking order.
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The 2012 opening of his new 9,500-square-foot Hollywood gallery, was attended by entertainment luminaries.
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Khrzhanovsky glided about, speaking with luminaries including the director Tom Tykwer and the author Jonathan Littell.
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Industry luminaries attend to offer an inside peek at whatever hardware or software they're launching next.
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The group is the nonprofit organization that gives out the Globes to movie and TV luminaries.
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Tubman developed friendships with luminaries like Susan B. Anthony and influential women like Eliza Wright Osborne.
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In other countries, the site where such luminaries assembled might today be enshrined as a museum.
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Twitter, Airbnb, Ebay, Reddit, and a half dozen other Internet luminaries joined forces to file another brief.
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Surely Leave luminaries like Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson don't just have outdated ideas about foreign people?
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Specifically, tankies are said to admire some of the more bellicose leftist luminaries like, well, Joseph Stalin.
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The roll of honour includes luminaries such as Theodor Mommsen, Max Planck, Albert Einstein and Werner Heisenberg.
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Rand Paul, and other conservative luminaries was in the midst of its annual Independence Day funding drive.
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It was a drawn-out funeral where creators, celebrities, and tech luminaries gathered to pay their respects.
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The idealization of our luminaries can be more intense precisely because they radiate proof against such bigotry.
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The final service will include such luminaries as former U.S. President Bill Clinton and comedian Billy Crystal.
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Disrupt Main Stage: Hear interviews with an incredible lineup of tech's leading luminaries, moguls, investors and innovators.
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Zuckerberg met with right-leaning luminaries last week, some of whom responded with praise for the company.
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The exhibition includes works by such luminaries as Daido Moriyama, Roni Horn, Viviane Sassen, and William Eggleston.
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While he did not speak at the gathering, he sat in the first row, alongside party luminaries.
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Fashion luminaries ranging from Anna Wintour and Tommy Hilfiger to Alexander Wang make cameos in the sequel.
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The overwhelming lineup of political luminaries made the Republican convention feel like a high school talent show.
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This year, the group of luminaries made clear that the stakes of the election are especially high.
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We invite you to lend your talents and your presence as we honor this year's brightest luminaries.
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Many of the luminaries in attendance had ties to Canada and offered praise for its young leader.
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The evening was hosted by George Plimpton and featured a panel of luminaries reading from their work.
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The lineage of Russian ballet luminaries — Pavlova, Nijinsky, Balanchine, Nureyev, Makarova, Baryshnikov — is one descended from Petipa.
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For Martin Luther King Jr. and many civil rights luminaries, America was deeply flawed, but perhaps redeemable.
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Pitched against World Cup luminaries like Argentina and Brazil, Peru came up short time and time again.
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The annual roast, hosted by New York Archbishop Cardinal Timothy Dolan, draws luminaries from finance and politics.
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Gershwin often collaborated with luminaries including Fred and Adele Astaire, who had an unrequited crush on him.
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Alicia Keys, Denzel Washington and former President Bill Clinton have been among the luminaries in the crowd.
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The finals competition doubles as an all-star gala concert, and is often attended by Washington luminaries.
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The market is saturated with timepiece brands, many of which honor the luminaries of Swiss watchmaking past.
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We can infer, therefore, that Trump doesn't mind seeing himself in the company of other Republican luminaries.
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Their litigiousness turned attorneys general like Greg Abbott, now the governor of Texas, into right-wing luminaries.
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But until now, the criticism had come mostly from the lower ranks and from retired A.N.C. luminaries.
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Governors include such luminaries as director Steven Spielberg and actors Tom Hanks, Laura Dern and Whoopi Goldberg.
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Artificial intelligence has become the pet anxiety of luminaries like Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and Stephen Hawking.
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The annual World Economic Forum, attended by thousands of political and financial luminaries, begins today in Davos, Switzerland.
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Holmes founded Theranos in 2003, dropping out of Stanford — as many tech luminaries have done — to disrupt healthcare.
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Among the luminaries who frequented the pub was the writer James Baldwin, who introduced friends to the joint.
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Ed Stroud is a guitar player from Atlanta, who's played with music world luminaries from TLC to OutKast.
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Throughout the campaign, our favorite tech luminaries have been right there to chime in with their precious thoughts.
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In a 70-minute film, literary luminaries from the US and Italy survey the mysterious author's cultural impact.
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As industry luminaries were quick to point out, there's a huge pool of talent waiting in the wings.
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Facebook, Google and other technology companies have hired luminaries from universities to work on AI in recent years.
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We're also going to host panels and fireside chats with luminaries in the startup scene below the Sahara.
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Various luminaries of the horse world present their 1,000-pound animals obediently performing all manner of tricks. Bows.
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Individuals are actively encouraged to do so from all sides of society, from Hollywood to current tech luminaries.
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While internet luminaries and activists and some lawmakers have criticised the EU reforms, copyright holders have applauded them.
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The group appears to be hacking high-profile luminaries as a marketing strategy to sell its security services.
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His sad lined face, the shaggy hair, the brooding eyes, became ubiquitous where Jewish leaders or luminaries gathered.
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It is stacked with luminaries from all walks of life, including some of the country's top business leaders.
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It is stacked with luminaries from all walks of life, including some of the country's top business leaders.
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And tech luminaries like the angel investor Ron Conway continue to have an outsize influence in local politics.
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Previous occupants have included such luminaries as Walter Rostow, Zbigniew Brezinski, Henry Kissinger, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice.
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Fisher beat out other luminaries Neil deGrasse Tyson, Bruce Springsteen, Bernie Sanders And Mark Ruffalo, and Shelly Peiken.
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On this weekend's cover of T: The New York Times Style Magazine are two luminaries of contemporary literature.
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Ms. Franklin, who died on Thursday at the age of 76, sang for kings and presidents and luminaries.
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There is a growing pattern of tech luminaries posing as open to concerns and then swiftly dismissing them.
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Epstein's death is not expected to end new revelations about these luminaries and others, according to legal experts.
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Over the years, cabinet secretaries, the Obama daughters, Supreme Court justices and legislative luminaries have all slipped in.
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The campaign prompted immediate criticism online, with several security luminaries seeking out and posting screenshots of paid posts.
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Other left-leaning social media luminaries supporting her are Chrissy Teigen, George Takei, Mark Hamill and Zach Braff.
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Issa Rae and Donald Glover were among the luminaries who admitted to feeling slightly intimidated to being there.
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The honor has previously been bestowed upon pop luminaries including Madonna, Britney Spears to last year's recipient, Kanye West.
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Sarah, her father said, was a budding artist who enjoyed attending comic book conventions and befriending social media luminaries.
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This former macaroni factory now builds startups and I'll be helping judge their pitch-off alongside some Chicago luminaries.
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It's an idea that's really taken off among the libertarian-leaning luminaries of the tech world in recent years.
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In the run-up to the vote, both candidates had liberal luminaries making calls to members on their behalf.
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Elsewhere, art is on view from such contemporary luminaries as Cindy Sherman, Urs Fischer, Richard Prince, and Christopher Wool.
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It's worth noting that a number of other tech CEOs and luminaries have also been outspoken about the ban.
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So, no, I'm not sure how Netflix managed to wrangle three Oscar nominees and several luminaries in one thriller.
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The same police who used to bully the luminaries of PH are now concentrating their attention on Mr Najib.
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Many tech luminaries, from whistleblower Edward Snowden to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, have spoken out in support of Apple.
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Democratic luminaries named on the invitation to the event — a copy of which was obtained by CNBC — included Sen.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a potential opportunity for the two Democratic Party luminaries to settle differences after weeks of tension.
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He makes grand bets and pronouncements, gets cornered by TMZ, and injects himself into spats with other tech luminaries.
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The comedian, one among many pop culture luminaries at the party, found himself giving career advice to Michelle Obama.
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The Computex trade show used to be a hot ticket, with flashy music acts and technology industry luminaries. Now?
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In troubling times like these, Americans often look to their artists and pop culture luminaries for light and guidance.
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His interviews must have gone better than his disguise, though, as he was hired over the luminaries from Washington.
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Forest Lawn is also the final resting place of such luminaries as Walt Disney, Elizabeth Taylor, and Bette Davis.
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This is not about fawning over or excusing Hollywood luminaries; it's about conserving law enforcement resources, and smart policing.
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Despite warnings from technology luminaries and philosophers, many computer scientists believe that superintelligence is more science fiction than science.
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He challenged Honda in 23, running a big ideas campaign backed by a who's who of Silicon Valley luminaries.
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By 2008 Najib, with the backing of his party and luminaries such as Mahathir, had been appointed Prime Minister.
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Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, John Barrymore and Wallace Beery are among the luminaries traipsing through the Art Deco sets.
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Allen Ginsberg was first invited to teach here in 1967, along with luminaries like John Cage and William Burroughs.
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All of the digital asset's explosive growth has come against a backdrop of steady criticism from many financial luminaries.
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But their behavior in recent months has been oddly out of sync with their stature as antique world luminaries.
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Grime luminaries Bashy and Kano share the sixth spot because their performance on "White Flag" is really a dialog.
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He later gained a global reputation playing alongside jazz luminaries such as drummer Jack deJohnette and bassist Dave Holland.
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But the stars in the spotlight here have something the luminaries at other festivals don't: four legs and tails.
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The first row of the City Hall dais was filled with political luminaries, including Hillary and Bill Clinton, Gov.
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He has won that award as often as such luminaries as Nikica Jelavic, Adam Le Fondre and Connor Wickham.
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The channel is working with Hollywood luminaries like Ron Howard and Brian Grazer to get it off the ground.
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More recently he favours edgier outfits, including the classic black turtleneck favoured by Silicon Valley luminaries like Steve Jobs.
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Other major shows will also pay tribute to departed jazz luminaries, in keeping with Jazz at Lincoln Center tradition.
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As he sees it, many of the web's most influential gurus and luminaries are bewilderingly incapable of critical thought.
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Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, Trisha Brown, those luminaries of modern and postmodern dance, were part of his inner circle.
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In previous years, The New Yorker Festival has centered on pop culture luminaries, from David Letterman to Stephen Sondheim.
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But she tended to focus on lesser-known local luminaries like the tenor saxophonists Bootsie Barnes and Odean Pope.
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Thus far, we've only given male Hollywood luminaries a pass for indoor sunglasses, but I'm not a sexist monster.
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It won plaudits from luminaries like Stephen King and Sandra Cisneros, and Oprah chose it for her book club.
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The scene is scored to "Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off)" by the hip-hop luminaries Wu-Tang Clan.
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I would include her name with other overlooked female luminaries, like Lise Meitner, Rosalind Franklin, Vera Rubin, and others.
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The event boasted such Silicon Valley luminaries as Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and Tesla's Elon Musk.
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W.E.B. Du Bois and many other Harlem Renaissance luminaries thought so and weren't shy about instrumentalizing art as propaganda.
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It also includes conservative luminaries like Diarmuid O'Scannlain (a Reagan appointee who took senior status in 2016) and Kozinski.
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None of those deep-pocketed tech luminaries on its list have donated to the group — at least, for now.
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Fyodorov, for his part, was widely influential, known to many contemporary luminaries like Leo Tolstoy, Vladimir Solovyov, and Fyodor Dostoevsky.
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Perhaps most important given IfOnly's trajectory, so-called luminaries (that's what the company calls its service providers) can onboard themselves.
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For one thing, many of the key party luminaries whom you'd normally expect to be featured speakers aren't supporting him.
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We lost so many luminaries in the past year — Carrie Fisher, Nelsan Ellis, and Gwen Ifill, to name a few.
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Dance luminaries — writers, historians, dancers and choreographers among them — have lined up for this production to honor the collection's legacy.
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The New Jersey Hall of Fame, which honors native luminaries like Jon Bon Jovi, is also planning to lease space.
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She was hoping to build a career in the burgeoning "skeptics" movement, and Krauss was one of its brightest luminaries.
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He socialised with everyone who mattered, from intellectual luminaries such as John Stuart Mill and George Eliot to political stars.
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A letter written by luminaries from a braintrust industry that exists to upend norms and create novel solutions to problems.
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The eight luminaries ahead have us covered in the most creative of ways — and are quite worthy of a click.
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Nor do we begrudge indie luminaries like Dan Clowes and Marjane Satrapi, who have built successful new careers in film.
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Then he asked me to draw in his sketchbook, which had sketches by Crumb, Burns, Swarte, Speigelman, and other luminaries.
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But what if you could have all of them, and hundreds of other billionaires, entrepreneurs, and luminaries, on speed dial?
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Lastly, we closed out the week with WIRED25, a conference in San Francisco that hosted tech luminaries for insightful conversations.
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But none of these tennis luminaries has had quite the media footprint at the time of their appointment as McEnroe.
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In 1962, he joined the Bard faculty, where he has worked with luminaries like Isaac Bashevis Singer and Chinua Achebe.
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Some 20,000 Spaniards were ultimately granted exile in Mexico, including prominent politicians, intellectuals and luminaries such as filmmaker Luis Bunuel.
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Between numbers, Mr. Alpert told stories about his friendships with Stan Getz, Burt Bacharach and other pop and jazz luminaries.
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Long, low-lit tables were lined with artists, actors, publishers and other alt-world luminaries from Mr. Hack's enviable orbit.
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" What Employees Say: "AR/VR, personal growth, HR and employee wellness, luminaries, campus in the heart of SF, culture, diversity.
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"Oh, and Alexander Lebedev came, and a whole host of Russian luminaries," Abrahmsohn told Insider, referring to the Russian oligarch.
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Julius authenticates the works, his seal of approval opening the doors for other art-world luminaries to follow his lead.
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The young upstarts who had conceived of the forum had long since turned into revered luminaries in their own right.
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J.P. Both Arturo O'Farrill and Chucho Valdés are the sons of Latin jazz giants, and luminaries in their own rights.
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W.E.B. Dubois, Thurgood Marshall and many other luminaries lived there; a portrait of Justice Marshall hangs in the front hallway.
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She has worked with fashion luminaries like Tom Ford and Tory Burch; Christian Louboutin named the "Rosemin heel" after her.
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More than 50 luminaries from the performing arts and politics, as well as other public figures, will gather on Jan.
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Making Vail debuts were two appealing and bright-eyed young luminaries of Britain's Royal Ballet, Francesca Hayward and Marcelino Sambé.
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He specialized in one-character dramas, portraying luminaries like Emily Dickinson, John Barrymore, Lillian Hellman, Zelda Fitzgerald and Isak Dinesen.
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In fact, he says work going all the way back to the 1960s is regularly ignored by today's research luminaries.
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The event drew an estimated 20,000 activists, celebrities and other luminaries for a raucous political-convention-cum-consciousness-raising session.
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And with each new addition, the cast just kept adding luminaries like Catherine Zeta-Jones, Al Pacino, and Ellen Barkin.
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For firms to stand out, it helps to have a few successful entrepreneurs and tech luminaries as partners, advisers, or investors.
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BALTIMORE — The city of Baltimore, joined by the leading luminaries of the Democratic Party, said goodbye Friday to the late Rep.
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That list of luminaries has helped Convoy CEO Dan Lewis retain his sense of confidence as his space becomes increasingly crowded.
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So the Valley encourages an ever-growing profusion of startups; if anything, most Valley luminaries think there aren't enough of them.
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His only association with Yale was that he went to college there, as did many, many other luminaries in American history.
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In the short clip, which was shared on her Instagram story, several lighted paper luminaries were seen floating in the sky.
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The movie featured a mix of countercultural luminaries and Warhol's self-styled Factory 'superstars' including Gerard Malanga and Baby Jane Holzer.
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We've got a bunch of tech luminaries on The Vergecast this week to help us understand the week in tech news.
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Also, Microsoft launched some ARM-powered Windows 257 PCs, so you bet these tech luminaries are going to talk about it.
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The bots were the creation of OpenAI, a nonprofit research lab founded by tech luminaries such as SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
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W's Ghana-born Edward Enninful "held court," the magazine reports, as luminaries from all avenues of fashion flocked to the shoot.
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Trump, who vocalized their grievances so openly that even party luminaries denounced him for it, was happy to act as supplier.
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In the 2016 elections, the Chamber formed an explicit alliance with leading Republican luminaries to "save the Senate" for the GOP.
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Among other luminaries, Lomax recorded Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter, a well-known blues guitarist who was doing time in a Louisiana prison.
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It was a cavalcade of Republican luminaries being ushered in and out of President-elect Donald Trump's New Jersey golf resort.
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And in support of Up To Anything, they toured with new-indie DIY luminaries like Frankie Cosmos, Whitney, and U.S. Girls.
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Among those literary luminaries stating their opposition are Stephen King, David Eggers, Junot Díaz, Cheryl Strayed and Michael Chabon, among others.
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Growing up in the art scene, one of two daughters of the Warhol luminaries Vincent and Shelly Dunn Fremont didn't hurt.
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Barbra Streisand counts among the luminaries who vowed to leave the United States if Donald J. Trump won the presidential election.
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The penthouse, which also played host to many luminaries during Hollywood's golden age, is now a popular venue for private events.
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Get your Disrupt tickets right now to save 30 percent off of your tickets and meet luminaries in the token space.
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In his letters, he recounted robbing various Parisian luminaries, including the French-Caribbean singer Henri Salvador and the Egyptian royal family.
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They claim he is to the left of such liberal luminaries as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Sens.
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The band's second album, "Alone in the City," was produced by one of their hometown's luminaries: Hutch Harris of the Thermals.
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My name now appears alongside those of Guillermo Vilas, Wojtek Fibak, Tracy Austin and other luminaries of late 70's tennis.
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And at the nearby Trump International Hotel, there were none of the cabinet secretaries, personal lawyers or other Trump-world luminaries.
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She has been called "the Jane Austen of the precariat," and compared to hipster luminaries like Greta Gerwig and Lena Dunham.
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Pete Hamill, a journalist, was there in the suite, celebrating along with other literary luminaries, including George Plimpton and Jimmy Breslin.
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Frayling fastidiously pieces together the summer of 1816, when three Romantic luminaries and their friends spent a holiday on Lake Geneva.
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Joplin, still relatively unknown, floored the music industry luminaries backstage with her gut-wrenching blues, immediately elevating her career into superstardom.
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Two fascinating books about intimate relationships in the lives of two very different 19th-century literary luminaries align with your tastes.
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He opened the stately Museum of Letters and Manuscripts in a pricey neighborhood in Paris, and surrounded himself with French luminaries.
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He and Harris will both attend Monday's service, along with an array of current and retired luminaries from around the league.
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He was a mainstay in bands led by luminaries like Tito Puente, Machito and Tito Rodriguez, often called mambo's Big Three.
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She followed luminaries including Sir Bob Geldof and singer Ellie Goulding up to the stage and was cheered all the way.
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Since then, during connection tests, passages by literary luminaries like Shakespeare, Chekhov and Mark Twain have traveled the trans-Atlantic cables.
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Liberal luminaries including Van Jones, Michael Moore and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont (whom Ms. DeMoro backed) harshly criticized Mr. Rendon.
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Historians say the Scottish-born doctor likely made dozens of such mementos for such luminaries as Winston Churchill and Marlene Dietrich.
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Instead, the field's luminaries tend to say that it will happen someday — but probably a day that's a long way off.
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In the first hour of Sunday's Golden Globes telecast, many Hollywood luminaries addressed sexual harassment, gender inequality, and the #MeToo movement.
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Against this backdrop, the luminaries who do succeed dramatically change our lives, which could be seen to vindicate tech's mythology of itself.
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Tech luminaries like Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Stephen Hawking, and Ray Kurzweil think it might be a beneficial tool at some point.
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Which of this generation's biggest tech luminaries and innovators will ultimately be remembered for having the greatest lasting effect on the world?
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If the reunion between the reality television luminaries is Hefner's legacy, I think it's safe to say we're all here for it.
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Thanks to funding from Wall Street luminaries like JP Morgan, the lab itself could have been the birthplace for our wireless future.
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But Vanity Fair has shared perhaps the best defense of all, which came from one of Streep's fellow luminaries: Robert De Niro.
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Authors chimed in, too; a given thread might include comments from such literary luminaries as Jane Yolen, Julius Lester, or Philip Pullman.
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EARLY in 2016 Schumpeter went to a dinner with one of Silicon Valley's luminaries, a man of towering intelligence and negligible humility.
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The trip, in its scale and the range of American luminaries on the itinerary, is an undertaking of extravagant ambition, say analysts.
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Or, better still, we may go to YouTube and see what the tarot-reading luminaries therein have to say about our future.
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Kagan's comments came before an audience of legal luminaries attending the dedication of the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University.
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Even though she never had performed onstage, she joined a club of luminaries that includes Miles Davis, Quincy Jones and Ella Fitzgerald.
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If they do happen, the diverse luminaries of Western-based Islam will come together not in polite supplication but in quiet horror.
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Then, as now, such luminaries surely bestowed intellectual heft (and perhaps an air of respectability) on what — essentially — were radical separatist movements.
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Since the legend's death last week, there have been a flood of tributes from her fellow musicians and other pop culture luminaries.
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Emboldened by Mr Imamoglu's success, some estranged AK luminaries, including a former president, seem poised to launch one or more breakaway parties.
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" The comments came while Karp was onstage at WSJDLive, a vaguely nightmarish-sounding conference for "top CEOs, founders, pioneers, investors and luminaries.
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A series of video artists, including luminaries such as Wolfgang Tillmans, have shown work at VAM in the decade since its inception.
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The shelves are stacked with comic books and biographies of such luminaries as Shakespeare and da Vinci (in both Chinese and Japanese).
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The audience included numerous other luminaries, including Roger Daltrey of the Who, actress Emma Thompson, and McCartney's daughter, fashion mega-designer Stella.
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And they often have star power behind them; Gaga co-wrote "Shallow" with pop luminaries Mark Ronson, Anthony Rossomando, and Andrew Wyatt.
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In the past few years, Liu's become one of the most brightly-shining luminaries in the rapidly advancing field of gene editing.
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The artist's work is displayed alongside over 70 pieces by such American luminaries as Elaine de Kooning, Jacob Lawrence, and Josef Albers.
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A musical comedy about the rise and rivalry of tech luminaries Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, will open on Broadway this April.
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Dubbed A Decade Deeper, the night italicized the October release of an eponymous compilation LP that features 13 tracks from label luminaries.
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OpenAI was created in 2015 by Silicon Valley luminaries including Elon Musk to look to the far horizon, and save the world.
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He and Mr. Neumann became acquainted in 2110 in India, during a gathering of start-up luminaries with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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He described Mr. Downie as a hybrid of Bono and Leonard Cohen, and compared his success to that of other rock luminaries.
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Only in "Homage to Delacroix" did Fantin-Latour himself appear, along with the poet Charles Baudelaire, Manet, Whistler and other contemporary luminaries.
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Priebus spent the weekend in Utah at an annual "ideas" gathering that Mitt Romney hosts for Republican luminaries, donors and business leaders.
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Just last month, the country hosted a Future Investment Initiative conference that drew financial sector luminaries to the capital city of Riyadh.
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As members of WIRED's 2016 Next List, these luminaries aren't the boldfaced names you hear from every day—at least not yet.
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While Pence, Trump and various GOP luminaries have long stated that Trump has cooperated with the Mueller investigation, this was never true.
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The Festival also played host to a Daring Women Summit, which yielded the stage to luminaries like Samantha Bee and Donna Karan.
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For decades, musicians, including luminaries like Lou Reed, Pearl Jam, and Radiohead, have dabbled with adding a third dimension to their recordings.
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To all the immigrants with legal status or citizenship, those already here, especially celebrities and luminaries this is your call to action.
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Party luminaries hoped that Mr. da Silva, a lion of Latin America's left known as Lula, would return to the presidential palace.
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But for decades before then, the church hosted dance luminaries, and it has become a kind of sacred space for the art.
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The writings indicate what scenery and emotions had inspired the works, and which luminaries stood in front of them over the centuries.
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There are guest appearances by luminaries, including encounters with Jesse Helms, Harvey Milk, Christopher Isherwood, Richard Nixon, Rock Hudson and many more.
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Mr. Manafort, like many of the hapless former luminaries snared in Mr. Mueller's investigation, had a joint defense agreement with Mr. Trump.
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He has performed on stages in Europe and cooked for luminaries, won a Tony and a Grammy and a James Beard award.
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A life-size cutout of Dean Martin leaned in the corner; everywhere else there were souvenirs — photographs, Christmas cards — of Democratic luminaries.
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The photographers Ansel Adams and Harry Callahan are among the luminaries who have donated their archives to the Center for Creative Photography.
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Both men tried to project unity and strength after the vote despite a bitter campaign that saw party luminaries line up differently.
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Today the congregation has about 25,000 members, including luminaries like Denzel Washington, Magic Johnson, Angela Bassett and her husband Courtney B. Vance.
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A documentary coming out next month, "Birgit Nilsson: A League of Her Own," will juxtapose archival footage with interviews with opera luminaries.
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The Republican Party in California, a onetime powerhouse that gave the country numerous G.O.P. luminaries, has shrunken in the last 30 years.
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Blake, a drummer, has long been one of jazz's more respected sidemen, working regularly with luminaries like Kenny Barron and Tom Harrell.
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Trump was reportedly moved by recommendations from Republican luminaries like former Defense Secretary Robert Gates and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
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It's this ability to stop listeners in their tracks that perhaps attracted approval from some of acoustic emo-folk music's leading luminaries.
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Despite its relatively small size, Diyarbakır punches well above its weight in terms of the cultural and artistic luminaries it has produced.
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Avant-garde luminaries Christian Fennesz and Jim O'Rourke have come together for what may be one of 2016's most noteworthy collaborations.
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Hip-hop luminaries including Snoop Dogg, YG and others spoke at the memorial, and closed with a musical tribute from Stevie Wonder.
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It included luminaries like NYU law professor and alum Kenji Yoshino, behavioral economist David Laibson, and Harvard constitutional law professor Tomiko Brown-Nagin.
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Other tech luminaries, like Elon Musk, have expressed concern that AI could eventually surpass human intelligence, then turn on us and destroy us.
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The series explores the complicated love and artistic expression of stage luminaries Bob Fosse and Verdon as they become some of Broadway's greatest.
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This year's festival promised to run the gamut from sound art, noise, vocal manipulations, and ambient music, with avant luminaries like Godspeed You!
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Clearly, Raymond's manifesto had caught the attention of a number of Silicon Valley luminaries who realized the latent business potential in free software.
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The visceral takedown was issued on Twitter using none other than Apple's Notes app — like so many pop culture luminaries of our era.
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But in the last few days a stream of luminaries headed by JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon have turned that dynamic on its head.
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Also featured are music luminaries like Mary J. Blige, DJ Khaled, Usher, Diddy, Andra Day, Nicole Scherzinger, Snoop Dogg and so many more.
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Narrow banking has a long history of appealing to economic luminaries, including Friedman, because it seems to end the problem of bank runs.
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This idea was supported not just by Liberal Democrats and Scottish Nationalists but by other luminaries, including Lord Butler, a former cabinet secretary.
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Ozy's investors include Silicon Valley luminaries Laurene Powell Jobs, Ron Conway, and David Drummond, a senior vice president of Alphabet, Google's parent company.
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In June a property-investing start-up called Cadre attracted financial backing from Silicon Valley luminaries including Andreessen Horowitz, a venture-capital company.
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His first real solo album, Composed, was all off-kilter pop, a series of collaborations with luminaries like David Byrne and Nels Cline.
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This enabled Mr Jones, who was endorsed early on by Congressman John Lewis among other black luminaries, to breeze through the Democratic primary.
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Six different Chevrolet Camaros, driven by six NASCAR luminaries — all with connections to the Track Too Tough to Tame — will pace the field.
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Steve Bullock (D) and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D) are also slated to speak, Politico added, with more luminaries expected to attend.
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At the time, tech luminaries like late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs hinted that the device might change the way cities were built.
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We continue to draw luminaries for that, I'm not sure we would receive the same attention for important influencers without the print product.
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Other tech luminaries such as Elon Musk, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, and Ebay founder Pierre Omidyar have also shown interest in the concept.
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MUNCHIES joined such luminaries as Alice Temperley, Pixie Geldof, Vivenne Westwood, and a cohort of other fine folks to contribute to this line.
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High-Powered Fails is an animated series where powerful luminaries share the times in their lives when they didn't quite hit the mark.
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But the music of late-80s gangster rap luminaries N.W.A., Ice-T, and Toddy Tee wasn't the richest possible realization of Los Angeles.
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It's also seen a new cultural openness about its own history, which has been particularly helpful for local film luminaries like Izu Ojukwu.
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The artificial sweetening of luminaries' lives does a disservice to creative culture, and to the mythos of success we instill in the young.
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According to its website, the partnership has featured genre luminaries such as Hank Williams Jr., the band Florida Georgia Line and Trace Adkins.
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While the bitcoin investor predicted success ahead, many financial luminaries have told CNBC they believe the cryptocurrency is a bubble of historical proportions.
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The Santa Monica property was also a sought-after haven during film's golden age for Hollywood luminaries from Jean Harlow to Greta Garbo.
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This movement was also blessed to have the support of luminaries like human rights heavyweight Bryan Stevenson and Dr. Bernice King (MLK's daughter).
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The directors already include luminaries like Henry A. Kissinger; the former Senator Samuel Nunn; and the former secretary of state George P. Shultz.
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He quietly shared his findings with a half-dozen luminaries in the field of KT studies, including Walter Alvarez, and enlisted their help.
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His sharp mind — he was a standout in high school and at Harvard, and won clerkships with legal luminaries — has long commanded attention.
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The Foxes, who had also kept their luminaries on the bench, unleashed Vardy and Mahrez and started to look a match for City.
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Even with such an extraordinary story, it must have been difficult to pick Turing out from the crowd of luminaries nominated alongside him.
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The world that Colette (a vibrant Keira Knightley) inhabits onscreen is brighter and smaller than in Ms. Thurman's telling, with its luminaries (Proust!
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Day by day, public health luminaries fighting the pandemic, people like Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx, were trying to educate America.
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The original restaurant was near the old Metropolitan Opera House and luminaries who dined there included Enrico Caruso, Giacomo Puccini and Arturo Toscanini.
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He once researched the methods applied to Secretariat and other luminaries from previous generations, then decided they would be ineffective for his contenders.
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Critic's Pick Featuring Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter and other luminaries, a new documentary examines Blue Note's legacy from Thelonious Monk to hip-hop.
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Techno pioneers, avant-pop luminaries, and ambient zoners alike all took to Twitter after his death to process the passing of an inspiration.
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Tiffany Haddish, Nick Kroll and Lil Rel Howery also star, along with other basketball luminaries like Shaquille O'Neal, Reggie Miller and Chris Webber.
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This was at the New York Film Festival, during a conversation about form and content with Pier Paolo Pasolini and other cine luminaries.
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The town, about 90 miles northeast of Quebec City, once hosted vacationing American presidents and luminaries such as Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford.
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Entertainment luminaries — Aretha Franklin, Puff Daddy, Bruce Springsteen, Patti Smith, Alicia Keys and many others — attest to his golden ear and marketplace savvy.
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Since 1956, his jewel box of a club in storied Montmartre has drawn a host of luminaries, turning the proprietor himself into one.
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Among the luminaries likely to have used the route include, historians believe, Robert Walpole, who is generally regarded as Britain's first prime minister.
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It's a subject explored with a number of Silicon Valley luminaries lately, as the tech capital's meritocracy facade has shown some recent cracks.
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Son's story has the familiar ring of other tech luminaries—Gates, Zuckerberg, Musk, Bezos—made all the more remarkable by his humble upbringing.
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Among them are such luminaries, present and past, as Etel Adnan, Ruth Asawa, Lina Bo Bardi, Bela Kolarova, Anne Ryan and Lenore Tawney.
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In early November, she received the Axel Springer award, a four-year-old honor for technology luminaries offered by the eponymous German publisher.
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Secor's opposition's-eye journalistic treatment makes for an engaging account of the reform movement in Iran: its ideals, its luminaries, its points of reference.
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It was there a then much less powerful techie was speaking along with much brighter digital luminaries like the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
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As a Video Vanguard recipient, Rihanna will follow in the footsteps of pop luminaries including Madonna, Britney Spears, Beyoncé, and – most recently – Kanye West.
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Science and technology luminaries such as Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking have publicly warned of the challenges and threats humanity faces from artificial intelligence.
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There are a variety of theories, many written up by Nobel-winning economists and other luminaries in a great little volume called Revisiting Keynes.
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" Second-wave feminists, in the 1960s through the '80s, championed the sexual revolution; their luminaries signed a 1972 letter declaring, "We have had abortions.
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Paul Samuelson and Robert Solow, two other economic luminaries, subsequently investigated the relationship in America, and reported that there was no such stability there.
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The Pride Sale offers books, manuscripts, photographs, archives, art, and objects chronicling the lives of luminaries and the history of movements, parades, and protests.
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Luminaries such as Hawking and tech executive Elon Musk have warned against the potential pitfalls of artificial intelligence, though not necessarily in robot form.
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The Paper Revolution at the ADAM: Brussels Design Museum unite close to 21020 original works on paper from a variety of artistic Soviet luminaries.
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Back in 2009, film industry luminaries signed a petition to release Roman Polanski from a Swiss prison — and now one star is regretting it.
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These theories were embraced by mainstream scientific communities and championed by luminaries like Alexander Graham Bell, John Maynard Keynes, Woodrow Wilson, and Winston Churchill.
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Silicon Valley's civic spirit doesn't stop there, though; several tech luminaries are also doing their best to get the general public to the polls.
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Other times, his lack of defensive intuitiveness banished him to the bench, behind such post luminaries as Jason Smith, Kyle O'Quinn and Dewayne Dedmon.
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Even with her big sis in attendance, as well as royal luminaries and celebrities, Pippa's wedding seems to be a more low-key affair.
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She had posted photos of all the other Today luminaries visiting her daughter, adopted on February 21, so why not Kathie Lee until now?
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More women (and a few men) have spoken out against Hollywood and media luminaries, business giants and, most recently, Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore.
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There are a variety of theories, many written up by Nobel-winning economists and other luminaries in a great little volume called Revisiting Keynes.
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And now some of the luminaries who were interviewed in the film—including Marion Nestle and Michael Pollan—are disavowing any association with it.
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Audacious fictions about real-life luminaries abound: Michel Foucault lectures while receiving a blow job in a bathhouse; Julia Kristeva conspires with Bulgarian assassins.
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Hong brings the kitchen chops, having studied at the Culinary Institute of America and worked with luminaries like Jean-Georges Vongerichten and David Chang.
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The son of a top aide to past Republican luminaries Newt Gingrich and Dan Quayle, Galen has decided the party no longer represents him.
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The journals of Thomas Edison, Leonardo da Vinci, and other luminaries aren't just filled with writing, they're also filled with sketches and mind maps.
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Tonight, President Obama's state dinner will not include many high-tech luminaries, aside from the chief executive of Xerox, who is scheduled to attend.
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The Bank of England's Andy Haldane and Deutsche Bank's boss, John Cryan, are among 53 luminaries backing a new forum to debate financial technology.
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Curitiba has produced the likes of Cristiane "Cyborg" Justino, Mauricio "Shogun" Rua, Anderson Silva and Wanderlei Silva—all MMA luminaries in their own right.
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From Fighting Harada to Eijiro Murata to the stars of today, they see their boxing luminaries as successful partly because of their weight limitations.
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They have opened for such indie-rock luminaries as the Brooklyn singer-songwriter Mirah, Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls and Sharon Van Etten.
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He worked with such luminaries as Richard Feynman and Wolfgang Pauli, and wrote books speculating about religion, biology, and the future of human society.
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The heroine of "The Pearl Fishers" is LEILA, and her role is notable enough to have been filled by Maria Callas, among other luminaries.
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He was toasted there by such fashion luminaries as the model Naomi Campbell, the photographer Paolo Roversi and the Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli.
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The TV networks are reeling as the media luminaries they built their businesses around fall like dominoes to accusations of sexual misconduct and worse.
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That's even more remarkable considering some of the sporting luminaries who have played there: Bryce Harper, Max Scherzer, Clinton Portis, John Wall, Michael Jordan.
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The other side: The rosy portrait of unstoppable progress belies a fear among some AI luminaries that things are not on the right path.
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Fraternity life is also a crucible for leadership, in which many fraternity brothers have gone on to become respected luminaries, as Brett Kavanaugh did.
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There is also a banner with Ruth's name hanging outside the building, in between banners commemorating such luminaries as Rick Ferrell and Harry Hooper.
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Coming from a man who has spent years working with design luminaries like Yves Béhar, Ross Lovegrove and Jaime Hayon, it's a significant statement.
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Media luminaries and top Fox News figures took to Twitter on Thursday to express condolences for the death of longtime Fox head Roger Ailes.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "One of his lawyers is Alan Dershowitz, who represented such luminaries as Claus von Bülow, Harvey Weinstein, Jeffrey Epstein, and O.J. Simpson.
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The festival includes a formidable slate of luminaries while embracing new directorial faces, commemorating past selections in Cannes Classics and nodding to changing technologies.
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It included images of subjects ranging from luminaries like Bill Monroe and Woody Guthrie to lesser-known figures like the banjo player Clarence Ashley.
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In December she won the Lou Marsh Trophy, given to Canada's top athlete, joining such luminaries as Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux and Sidney Crosby.
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It also redesigned its highly regarded restaurant, Lucia, whose longtime chef, Cal Stamenov, honed his skills alongside luminaries like Alain Ducasse and Pierre Gagnaire.
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When the library was officially opened, in a ceremony attended by heads of state, royalty and other luminaries, he was nowhere to be seen.
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That creative mission has earned the group fans including luminaries like Lou Reed, Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth, and the Jesus and Mary Chain.
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Mr. Jones received support from various luminaries, including Barack Obama, as well as an unexpected assist from Alabama's senior senator, Richard Shelby, a Republican.
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Sure enough, various incidents of recent years prove that Western diplomats and luminaries on tour in Russia still need to keep their noses clean.
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Nearly 150 members – including top leaders and luminaries from both sides of the aisle – have signed on to a document titled the Commitment to Civility .
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Later, he would collaborate extensively with some of the luminaries whose names are still closely associated with the school, including John Cage and Merce Cunningham.
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A long list of Republican leaders and luminaries had come out against Trump, or at least refused to endorse their party's new, de-facto head.
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Today is the very real holiday known as World Emoji Day, which means tech luminaries and companies alike are busy celebrating the diminutive, textable icons.
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The gallery lasted for 11 years, during which she acquired and exhibited works by luminaries such as Willem de Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, and Grace Hartigan.
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We've recruited a killer line-up of Main Stage speakers — tech luminaries, business legends and game-changing investors — to share their perspective, experience and insight.
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Mentored by fashion photography luminaries like Richard Avedon and Bob Richardson, Turbeville soon began shooting her own work full time, leaving the editorial world behind.
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The Miniature Museum at Gemeentemuseum Den Haag has over two thousand works of art by luminaries such as Louise Bourgeois, Yves Klein, and Yayoi Kusama.
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Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's death has prompted heartfelt tributes from tech luminaries, but he's also been lauded for his work in sports and philanthropy.
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Two other Democratic Party luminaries, former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and former U.S. Representative Beto O'Rourke, have said they are considering running as well.
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He joins African-American luminaries such as Professor Cornel West, Danny Glover and Harry Belafonte in bringing the Sanders message to all American voters, everywhere.
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Luminaries from the worlds of music, technology, and fashion came together last night to celebrate the inaugural Panorama weekend at the festival's VIP launch party.
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The new outdoor lights include wall-mounted luminaries, spotlights, and pillar post available in a variety of styles and color output to match your taste.
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The world's luminaries come together at Davos for the sake of coming together; it's a networking event dressed up as a mega-seminar on policy.
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The NBC/Wall Street Journal survey also suggests Democratic candidates could have issues if they associate with two other party luminaries: Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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The effervescence that defined her, often masking a formidable perfectionism, helped place her on intimate footing with royalty, corporate titans, show-business luminaries and politicians.
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The board's membership includes a number of members, like Jerry Pattengale, who are luminaries in their respective faith traditions but are not journalists by trade.
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Officials, luminaries and celebrities from around the world hang out there (humble braggin': Bumped into Jim Caviezel and Roger Goodell there on the same day).
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For proof, look to the Hogarth Shakespeare series, which enlists an assortment of literary luminaries to adapt and retell various Shakespearean plays as contemporary novels.
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It is a world that Mr. Pal, who earlier in his career pitched ideas to luminaries like Paul Tudor Jones and George Soros, knows well.
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Ms. Newman-Scott will assume the post in September — a month before the BRIC JazzFest returns with Meshell Ndegeocello, Stefon Harris and other jazz luminaries.
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The company drew in luminaries like Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary, and John Mack, the former chief executive of Morgan Stanley, to its board.
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Mr. Bailey had been elected to a one-year term by the organization's 54-member board, which includes luminaries like Steven Spielberg and Whoopi Goldberg.
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Soon after Mr. Seeger's folk group the Weavers formed, Mr. Weissberg attended hootenannies in the presence of other luminaries of the era, like Woody Guthrie.
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In 1983, he was included in Granta magazine's best of young British writers list, joining luminaries such as Martin Amis, Ian McEwan and Salman Rushdie.
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It's not really a surprise, then, that he'd been influenced by Elliott Smith as a teenager—one of the luminaries of darkened, blue-tinged songwriting.
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These three jazz luminaries have performed together off and on since 2004, mostly focusing on standards and goading one another into a wide-open exchange.
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Some $250 million went into restoring the new site's stately 19th-century homes, erecting soundstages named for black luminaries, and building production offices and sets.
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OpenAI was created by Elon Musk and other tech luminaries, and it has received funding from Microsoft, Amazon and Y Combinator, the start-up incubator.
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Before long he was writing for a 270-piece band of his own, whose lineup included the future saxophone luminaries John Coltrane and Benny Golson.
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Luminaries of the Iraqi arts — actors and actresses, as well as musicians, painters and sculptors — came together to record a tribute to the fallen protesters.
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The National Endowment for the Arts will hand out prizes to five jazz luminaries on Monday in the 220th annual N.E.A. Jazz Masters award ceremony.
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Ms. Parsons, a family friend, had championed the luminaries of the New York School, artists like Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Ad Reinhardt and Barnett Newman.
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His name is inscribed on the Celebrity Path at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, joining other Brooklyn luminaries like George Gershwin, Woody Guthrie and Jackie Robinson.
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Her work earned her recognition from luminaries like Henry James, but few ever saw her as anything but a "woman writer," a designation she disliked.
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Like the various luminaries who visited the front—Langston Hughes, W. H. Auden, Dorothy Parker, and others—many of the volunteers had a literary bent.
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Mr. Zeinali said he was still pinching himself for collaborating with industry luminaries like the makeup artist Pat McGrath and the fashion editor Jorden Bickham.
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Rim protection luminaries such as Serge Ibaka (353), Mark Eaton (9.2) and Dikembe Mutombo (8.8) all fell short of that mark in their best seasons.
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Tom Cotton, embraced by neoconservative luminaries, explicitly advocate that the US abandon the nuclear deal to instead force regime change or even launch military strikes.
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Stephen Jaffe/AFP/Getty Images Blumenthal first met Bill Clinton in 1987 at Renaissance Weekend, an annual convening of various luminaries in Hilton Head, South Carolina.
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Not only has the film received significant discussion on Fox News, but ads have touted raves from conservative media luminaries like Megyn Kelly and Stephen Hayes.
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Penned by the legendary songwriter Diane Warren, the recorded version features vocals from Kelly Clarkson, Zendaya, Janelle Monée, Kelly Rowland, Lea Michelle, and more pop luminaries.
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But when the lights came up and luminaries of American theater expressed how much they disliked the play, little and unknown Lorraine argued with them intensely.
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The non-profit, which raises raises money to fight poverty in the New York tri-state area, hosted a long list of celebrities and wealthy luminaries.
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Garry Marshall was one of the most beloved luminaries in Hollywood – as evidenced by the number of celebrities who are mourning his death Tuesday at 81.
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His Instagram, for example, which has nearly 55,20133 followers, alternates between shots of supermodels in his home and photos of Goldstein with basketball or fashion luminaries.
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This year we tragically lost one of Latin music's most beloved luminaries, Mexico's own Juan Gabriel—an unparalleled musician who has sold over 150 million records.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, Elon Musk and a host of other luminaries pop up throughout to talk about what a real mission to Mars might be like.
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This year was no different—except courtesy of VF, photographer Mark Seliger blessed us all by assembling an iconic photograph featuring all your favorite black luminaries.
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The award, bestowed for "many contributions to the music industry," has previously been given to luminaries including Brian Wilson, Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Charles and Alanis Morissette.
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Its members, of whom there are only 40, are called les immortels; even some of France's greatest literary luminaries have been denied entry to the club.
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Health has become a focus of tech industry luminaries, from Mark Zuckerberg to Elon Musk, who view the body as the next big thing to hack.
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Mayor Garcetti was one of the few luminaries who met with the prince and then spoke out in public about Yemen and other human rights issues.
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Past players include rock luminaries like Joe Walsh, Peter Frampton, Sheila E., Billy Squire, the Who's John Entwistle, Cream's Jack Bruce, Edgar Winter and Rod Argent.
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While Westerners often associate the invention of calculus with 17th century European luminaries like Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz, its theoretical foundations actually stretch back millennia.
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The convention hall wasn't full, or if it was full, attendees milled around instead of listening to GOP luminaries like Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.
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Prince Rogers Nelson affected just about everything that came after him, perhaps even more so than the other genre-hopping luminaries that dominated 20th century music.
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center was abuzz with luminaries and heads of state who wanted to witness the launch of this historic mission on July 211, 2200.
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center was abuzz with luminaries and heads of state who wanted to witness the launch of this historic mission on July 16, 1969.
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Respected and influential luminaries from the art world, like Jeff Koons, Yvonne Force Villareal, and Roselee Goldberg, also made appearances on Artstar as judges and mentors.
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Philips says the luminaries from the Hue white outdoor range are best located near the front and back doors to welcome visitors and repel prospective intruders.
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Clinton has a parade of Democratic luminaries to give speeches on her behalf, including President Obama, her husband and Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator whom Mrs.
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In his 700-page investigation, he labored in the moonlight penumbra of those other fatal female luminaries: Virginia Woolf, Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton and Francesca Woodman.
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He had personal relationships with many of Israel's founding generation, especially Shimon Peres, and associated with cultural luminaries like Gershom Scholem, Elie Wiesel and Claude Lanzmann.
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His palette takes in luminaries like Kid Cudi and Kevin Abstract, but doesn't fall into the trap of sounding too American or like something it's not.
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There's also the countless remixes of their work by seminal dance music luminaries, like Masters at Work, that kept their dancefloor relevance in check for years.
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Most of the attention was focused on a sometimes comedic penalty-kick competition — more on that later — involving golf luminaries like Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas.
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Luminaries like Billy Crystal, David Letterman and Steve Martin are among the interviewees, and many interview subjects spoke of wishing to get further inside Williams's head.
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Silicon Valley luminaries like Michael Moritz of Sequoia Capital have been urging American entrepreneurs and investors to learn from China's work ethic, ambition and technological advances.
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Martin Shkreli had long made the rounds as an up-and-coming finance dude, a hedge fund wunderkind who studied under alleged luminaries like Jim Cramer.
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The annual smorgasbord of high-quality, low-cost dance returns with five diverse programs that mixes hometown stars with global luminaries, and classics with new commissions.
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The annual smorgasbord of high-quality, low-cost dance returns with five diverse programs that mixes hometown stars with global luminaries, and classics with new commissions.
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He peppers his conversation with wisdom culled from some of the food world's biggest luminaries, such as Samin Nosrat, Dorie Greenspan and J. Kenji López-Alt.
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The company's new tailored trips around the world will all be led by select "Luminaries," or experts who represent the very best in their respective fields.
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Last month, he huddled with Wall Street executives and other New York luminaries to brief them on how he thinks he can win the Democratic primary.
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Statues of Ben Franklin and other luminaries of history remain swathed in eerie plastic to protect them from protracted tests of the Capitol's smoke detection systems.
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WASHINGTON — Like no other part of the Republican establishment, the party's foreign policy luminaries joined in opposition to the idea of a Donald J. Trump presidency.
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At the service, hip-hop luminaries and activists expressed their admiration for the rapper, who used his voice to reach out to his neighborhood and beyond.
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Known for his extreme illusions, he was in 2011 awarded a Merlin, magic's version of the Oscars, joining luminaries like David Copperfield and Britain's Paul Daniels.
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African-American luminaries like the noted anti-lynching crusader Ida B. Wells and the civil rights leader Mary Church Terrell became more deeply and publicly engaged.
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After years of soft studies purporting to settle the debate, brutal spats between American luminaries, and subtle propaganda campaigns, we're no closer to reaching an answer.
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The Clintons brought them together with business leaders and other luminaries for a big blowout event, but the event was shuttered following scrutiny during last year's election.
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More contentiously, both luminaries confessed to being exasperated at times by the general view that religion was a separate, optional and fenced-off part of human life.
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The Hollywood Reporter this week published "Creative until you die," a series of nifty — if somewhat macabrely titled — interviews about showbiz luminaries still working after age 90.
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If Facebook can snare a few of the titles produced by these luminaries then it could establish Gameroom as a place for more than just casual games.
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Written and self-produced by the 22-year-old, "99" splits the atoms of UK music luminaries like Sampha and Kwes to form something beautiful and new.
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Chief among the interests of industry luminaries is the potential expansion of the H-13B visa program, one of the Valley's primary sources of overseas talent acquisition.
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Mark Zuckerberg, the company's co-founder and chief executive, invited conservative luminaries to Facebook's Silicon Valley headquarters, and over some fancy snacks, they seemed to make peace.
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While getting to know New York's art luminaries, Herron conceived of a project he titled Tub Shots, wherein he would photograph downtown cult figures in their bathtubs.
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We have been lucky to add luminaries including Henry Kravis and Geoff Rehnert as investors and advisors to 8VC, and Sir Deryck Maughan as a board partner.
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In her friendships and correspondences, with better-known luminaries such as Robert Creeley and Denise Levertov, she was the figure outside the light, watching from the edges.
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Though Frida Kahlo wasn't one of the luminaries chronicled by Cabrol, she shared an affinity for the avant-garde (indeed, the surreal) as rendered through fashion's lens.
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While such films deepen our understanding and appreciation of more visible luminaries, the elevation of a handful of auteurs constitutes another problem: the reification of the masculine.
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Enrollment was small, around twenty, but a number of future intellectual luminaries, like Hannah Arendt and Jacques Lacan, either took the class or sat in on it.
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His election campgins supported by high-profile tech industry luminaries like investor Ron Conway and Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, and he often spoke at tech industry events.
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This used to be the home and hangout of Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Wallace Thurman and so many of the literary luminaries of the Harlem Renaissance.
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He gave relative creative freedom to luminaries like Frank Capra and Orson Welles, and he was fiercely loyal to studio employees—even paying hospital bills for some.
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In his personal gym at home, the wall is crowded with framed pictures of Mr. Sabin with Republican luminaries, reflecting years of support for the Republican Party.
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Biden's commanding performance that night, including an unexpected win in Texas, has spurred the party's major donors like former rival Mike Bloomberg, luminaries like former candidates Sens.
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The 294s group of avant-garde Belgian artists who presented annual salons featuring literature, music and paintings by neo-Impressionist luminaries like Camille Pissarro and Georges Seurat?
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She noted that Woodlawn had prominent figures who spent decades in unmarked graves, including the journalist Nellie Bly and the jazz luminaries King Oliver and Sonny Greer.
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Not the corporeal version but rather his likeness in two dimensions, painted on a wall in Bob Green's home that is reserved for Kansas City sporting luminaries.
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Krauss had earlier organized a 2006 conference on gravity on Epstein's private island in the US Virgin Islands, attended by physics luminaries including the late Stephen Hawking.
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Susan Alcorn, a pedal-steel guitarist, began her career in blues and country settings before linking up with some of the New York experimental music world's luminaries.
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Toni Morrison memorial: A celebration in Manhattan of the writer's life drew Oprah Winfrey, Angela Davis, Fran Lebowitz, Edwidge Danticat and Ta-Nehisi Coates, among other luminaries.
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They had both chosen Cambridge, in part, because of a strong student theater scene that has launched such luminaries as Ian McKellen, Emma Thompson and Eddie Redmayne.
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This method has its foundations in Dadaism and was adapted by Beat Generation luminaries Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs to create works of literature and art.
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It sold at auction for a seven-figure advance, earned plaudits from luminaries like Stephen King, John Grisham, and Sandra Cisneros, and received glowing early trade reviews.
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By night she went to clubs in the Stroll, the center of Chicago's black community, where she saw performances by Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith and other luminaries.
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Photo: GettyIn the run-up to today's global climate strikes, the major tech companies and their attendant luminaries have had much to say on matters of sustainability.
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That was where she met de Beauvoir, as well as Jean-Paul Sartre, Daniel Cohn-Bendit and other luminaries of France's then-vibrant left-wing political scene.
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These events are meant to be "once in a lifetime" experiences that give cardholders access to luminaries in the fields of food, fashion, entertainment, art, and sports.
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" Soria added, "We're honored to include Mr. Hanks with such luminaries as Oprah Winfrey, George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Martin Scorsese, and Barbra Streisand to name a few.
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Each chapter begins with an epigraph from Édouard Glissant, another Martinican writer who, with Chamoiseau and others, counts among the luminaries of the literary movement called Créolité.
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Peterson traveled to the US in the 1940s and opened a yoga studio in Hollywood, where she taught such luminaries as actresses Greta Garbo and Gloria Swanson.
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Show Us Your Wall A grandson of one of the brightest luminaries in 20th-century art does indeed have a piece by his famed ancestor on display.
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Along the way, he worked with Bay Area luminaries like E-40 and Mac Dre; Dirty Southerners like Devin the Dude; and New Yorkers like Lloyd Banks.
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Some Silicon Valley luminaries were more direct in their support of Mr. Cook, including Jan Koum, the chief executive of WhatsApp, the mobile messaging app owned by Facebook.
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They joined Hawking's family and luminaries from the worlds of science and politics, as well as members of the public, who received tickets after entering a public ballot.
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In that period, their status as techno luminaries was unequivocally cemented, and the music they gathered in their album Borderland reflected an hard-earned sense of mature virtuosity.
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The funds in Goldman's coverage universe slightly lowered their infotech underweight and made communication services, which features such industry luminaries as Facebook, Netflix and Alphabet, its biggest underweight.
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We've got a lot of big industry luminaries lined up that we can't wait to tell you about, but in the meantime, we'd like to hear from you.
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Ahead, get to know just a handful of tomorrow's luminaries: what they're dreaming about, what makes them feel strong, and what makes them, well, proud to be girls.
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Those are some 22020 national committee members, elected officials and party luminaries who can cast ballots at the Democratic National Convention (about 16 percent of the total ballots).
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Wall Street luminaries attending Michael Milken's annual gathering expressed some unease, but Carlyle Group's David Rubenstein also noted that the markets are pricing in a Hillary Clinton victory.
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You'll have access to all the Disrupt Berlin stages where you'll hear from a phenomenal line up of speakers — legends, luminaries and leaders — across the tech startup landscape.
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CNBC's decision comes as other luminaries and media outlets pulled out of the Future Investment Initiative, also known as "Davos in the Desert," which is scheduled for Oct.
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Watch us today (in just a few short minutes) as we interview luminaries like Arianna Huffington, Jimmy Wales, and Planet Labs co-founder and chief executive Will Marshall.
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In Berlin the communist luminaries Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg were murdered as Social Democrat party leaders used Freikorps paramilitaries to assert the authority of their fledgling government.
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No wonder then, luminaries including former President Fidel Ramos, among Duterte's most trusted advisers, has openly criticized the Filipino leader's constant threat to downgrade military ties with America.
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Rodwell had personal relationships with superstar gay and lesbian writers like Rita Mae Brown, and literary luminaries like Tennessee Williams and Christopher Isherwood gave readings at the store.
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Cancer is the sign of the alpha female — and, not coincidentally, the sign of feminist luminaries like Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards, Princess Diana, and Solange Knowles, too.
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Toxic City Music, which also features contributions from experimental luminaries Jefre Cantu-Ledesma and Rafael Anton Irisarri, will be out on March 3 on Caminiti's own Dust Editions.
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Klite has supplied Signify with LED lamps and luminaries for years and also generated around 250 million euros in sales to other light makers last year, Signify said.
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After touring the world, her impressive collection of 200-plus highly enjoyable, cute, small, wearable artworks by luminaries of modern art is finally back home, on Parisian turf.
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The area under the heaviest fire at present, according to reports received here, is Southwest China, where several party luminaries are being attacked for ''bourgeois'' and ''revisionist'' leanings.
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More importantly, there's a growing unease with the size and power of these companies—the very thing that tech luminaries once believed would make them immune to regulation.
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Donald J. Trump has been working to mend fences with many of his detractors, but among literary luminaries it is looking like it will be a tough sell.
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Donald Trump made his first appearance last Saturday night at the annual Gridiron Dinner, where the president customarily delivers a humorous speech to assorted journalists and Washington luminaries.
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Business-savvy millennials meet with luminaries from across industries to learn from their experiences (while eating a farm-to-table lunch and sipping mimosas, as the name implies).
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President Obama honored some of the country's top filmmakers, artists and musicians at the White House, including Mel Brooks, above, Audra McDonald, Wynton Marsalis and 21 other luminaries.
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Its science is obsolete, its histories and biographies are mainly not, and the whole is literary gold, much of it written by luminaries identified only by their initials.
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But one thing Silicon Valley's investment luminaries can't agree on is what to make of SoftBank, the Japanese tech megafund that landed in their midst three years ago.
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And at the conference, attendees are treated to free espresso-based drinks, live music, and speeches from luminaries like Apple CEO Tim Cook and former-President Barack Obama.
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He spent the first few years of his life in the crowded ghetto, amid colorful aunts and uncles and with exciting visits from luminaries of the Yiddish theatre.
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He sang the musical numbers for the 1977 animated television film "The Hobbit," with characters voiced by luminaries including Orson Bean, Richard Boone, John Huston and Otto Preminger.
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His latest album, "Mayday," an exploration of dance music's unsettling underbelly, showcases an impressive roster of luminaries and producers, including Chilly Gonzales, Hudson Mohawke and even Paul Simon.
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They're both luminaries of the Baltimore independent scene, they both create immersive, experimental music, and they're both trying to fuck with your mind in one way or another.
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Years ago, he gave New York magazine a glimpse into his life as a dinner party host on the Vineyard, with guests that included authors and other luminaries.
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He helped start a program at Harvard with a $6.5 million donation, and he hosted dinner parties with luminaries like cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker, according to the Times.
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It may seems crazy to rank Beltre above such luminaries as Brooks Robinson and Chipper Jones, but Schmidt said that distinction might not go far enough for Beltre.
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Mr. Sousa Mendes was a bon vivant and excelled as a diplomatic host, entertaining luminaries famous across the world like Albert Einstein and King Alfonso XIII of Spain.
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It is performed by a cast of women arts luminaries: poet Anne Carson, choreographer and dancer Deborah Hay, singer Alicia Hall Moran, artist Carrie Mae Weems, and others.
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Long-absent luminaries Serena Williams, Andy Murray, Victoria Azarenka and Kei Nishikori remain absent, and Murray will be out for at least several months more after hip surgery.
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Back then, luminaries in his own party were condemning him, calling on him to drop out and researching a late-race change to the top of the ticket.
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And he's not alone: Various foreign policy luminaries, including Clinton's national security adviser Tony Lake, Iran expert Vali Nasr, and top Obama adviser Philip Gordon, have endorsed Buttigieg.
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Rogier hopes by next year to have a new one available every week, and to expand internationally, inviting luminaries from other countries to teach in their native languages.
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As the first luxury hotel in Iceland, the Hotel Borg drew luminaries such as Marlene Dietrich, William Faulkner and Ella Fitzgerald in its mid-20th-century glory days.
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Mr. Rock and his camera captured a statistically improbable number of genuinely emblematic images of late-20th-century pop culture luminaries: Bowie, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Debbie Harry.
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It has been the home for luminaries in other sports as well, including baseball and swimming, most recently Reece Whitley, who is one of swimming's up-and-comers.
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That's what I told a gathering of generous Wall Street and business luminaries this month about the increasing paradox of even some of the most well-intentioned philanthropy.
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The initiative is backed by international political luminaries like Christiana Figueres, the former climate change chief and founding partner of Amazon's collaborator on The Climate Pledge, Global Optimism.
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In fact, we have something for everyone from startups to established public companies and everything in between along with investors and industry luminaries to discuss all-things enterprise.
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The hook immortalizes Slip-N-Slide luminaries, affectionately remembering the ass that made him want to "Pull Over," and the gold-fronted teeth that gleam in Trick's mouth.
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Here are just a few of the luminaries scheduled to speak at this year's event: That's an awesome start to the speaker lineup, and we're just getting started.
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In Brooklyn, the outbreak was detected in a northern red oak tree — just one so far — inside the Green-Wood Cemetery, the final resting place for many luminaries.
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And on Sunday night, Senator Kamala Harris is set to mingle with Hollywood luminaries at the home of the president of the MGM Motion Picture Group, Jonathan Glickman.
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He has worked as a side musician for such luminaries as Christian McBride and Herlin Riley, and has recorded with the elder statesmen Ron Carter and Jimmy Cobb.
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The Look Christopher Kane's outsize talent has propelled him from design stints at Donatella Versace Atelier and Topshop to collaborations with pop luminaries like Kylie Minogue and Beth Ditto.
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Dance-rock luminaries LCD Soundsystem will headline Pitchfork Music Festival 2017 along with hip-hop pioneers A Tribe Called Quest and R&B auteur Solange, the festival announced today.
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Come to check out work by luminaries like Rachel Rossin and Pussykrew, and stay to discover the artists who will be on everyone's lips in a year or two.
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About two decades ago, Hendricks and his colleague Kate Ludeman published a book called "The Corporate Mystic," inspired by Hendricks's observation that many tech luminaries draw on mystical principles.
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"This problem is very far from being solved," said LeCun, who was recently awarded the Turing Prize, known as the Nobel Prize of computing, along with other AI luminaries.
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While seen by a host of art world luminaries, it had little impact, as proved by how many of the impressive artists here are still unknown in this country.
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Every TechCrunch Disrupt Main Stage features an incredible roster of speakers representing the best and brightest leaders, luminaries and legends at the crossroads of startups, technology, entrepreneurism and investment.
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The governor received letters of recommendation from several luminaries, including former presidential candidate Jesse Jackson, a Democrat, and then-Cleveland mayor (and future Ohio senator) George Voinovich, a Republican.
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There's so much more to experience at Disrupt Berlin 2018: Q&A Sessions, a speaker roster filled with industry leaders and luminaries, workshops and the world's best After Party.
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We were the same age, which meant a lot when we were in our early 20s and all the rock luminaries on the scene had ten years on us.
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The chamber was filled with legal luminaries from mostly Republican administrations as well as current members of the White House staff and Congress who were critical to Gorsuch's nomination.
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Alongside other Windy City luminaries like DJ Funk, DJ Milton and Paul Johnson, Deeon and the Dance Mania crew created the blueprint for a new kind of house music.
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Drawing on the insights of many of these luminaries, he shows how the American worldview contributes to misperceptions of other countries' motives and actions and, consequently, to blunders abroad.
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But in a letter to organizers this month, the airport brought up the costs of upkeep, and said it would be unfair to elevate Mr. Walton above other luminaries.
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Acre after acre is manicured with color-blocked flower beds, orderly rows of palm trees and clipped greens where golf luminaries like Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods have trod.
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Over more than half a century he turned out thousands of nun paintings, attracting the patronage of Hollywood luminaries like Frank Sinatra, Cary Grant, Henry Fonda and John Wayne.
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She might not have been as much of a national figure as other media luminaries past, such as Peter Jennings, Walter Cronkite, Ben Bradlee or Watergate's Woodward and Bernstein.
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Art Review African masks had an enormous influence on the development of Modern art, as luminaries like Picasso, Matisse and Giacometti appropriated and interpreted their startling forms and materials.
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Prominent critics dismissed her paintings as kitsch, although other art world luminaries of her time, including Elie Nadelman, Andy Warhol and Joseph Cornell, similarly borrowed from 19th-century imagery.
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Sandberg, not CEO Mark Zuckerberg, was Facebook's representative when Trump invited many of Silicon Valley's tech luminaries to his New York City tower for a meeting in mid-December.
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Salesforce founder and CEO Marc Benioff today joined an increasing number of Silicon Valley luminaries who are backing the first ever coding academy to be created in Gaza, Palestine.
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That said, you might also be feeling very lost and in the dark, since eclipses find the Sun and Moon—our luminaries/sources of light—acting out of sorts.
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He is one of many jazz luminaries whose 100th birthdays fall this year, including Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald and Buddy Rich, but his has seemed to matter the most.
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Though forgotten today, Landon was internationally famous in her lifetime as "the female Byron," admired by literary luminaries from Heinrich Heine and Edgar Allan Poe to Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
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Luminaries of the day arrived by steamboat: John Greenleaf Whittier, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Horace Greeley, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Henry Ward Beecher, Sarah Orne Jewett, William Morris Hunt, J. Appleton Brown.
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As Seth Masket notes, Speaker Paul Ryan and other GOP luminaries are being increasingly pressed to choose between supporting their party's presidential nominee and the US political system itself.
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Was the search a canard — a mechanism for Cheney, who always intended to take the job, to amass dirt on G.O.P. luminaries that he could later leverage against them?
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Political figures and tech luminaries alike are castigating YouTube for not doing enough to rein in the crooks, crackpots, racists, Russian agents and charlatans who call the platform home.
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" • "Political figures and tech luminaries alike are castigating YouTube for not doing enough to rein in the crooks, crackpots, racists, Russian agents and charlatans who call the platform home.
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Throughout the 22005s, Islam invited Western luminaries such as the architects Paul Rudolph (Islam's professor at Yale), Stanley Tigerman and Louis Kahn to study and build in his homeland.
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His "Astroworld" LP is currently the No. 1 album in the country, and it had enough magnetism to attract hip-hop luminaries like Cardi B, Migos and French Montana.
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In a letter signed by some of academia's biggest feminist luminaries, including Judith Butler and Gayatri Spivak, Mr. Reitman is accused of waging a "malicious campaign" against the professor.
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He released moving versions of old standards, composed his own affecting additions to the contemporary-jazz songbook, and led fusion projects with R&B musicians and Afro-Cuban luminaries.
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The school has become a sort of bamboo beacon, a pilgrimage site for progressive educators, a stop for TED-circuit global luminaries from Ban Ki-moon to Jane Goodall.
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His sets, costumes, lighting and sound designs influenced and enhanced the radical ideas of a number of future dance luminaries, among them Merce Cunningham, Trisha Brown and Paul Taylor.
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The list of luminaries she taught is long and, in addition to Ms. de Mille, includes Cynthia Gregory, Robert Joffrey, Allegra Kent, Bella Lewitsky, Jerome Robbins and Donald Saddler.
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But since it faced the Book Review's cubicles, it became something else: a gallery of autographs from literary luminaries, written like graffiti with black markers on white plaster walls.
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The Shepherd Sisters went on to perform on Alan Freed's "America's Greatest Teenage Recording Stars" concert tour, alongside rock 'n' roll luminaries like Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers.
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And with heavy downpours and even some flurries drenching Jerusalem on Tuesday, the president's aides also mustered hundreds of portable heaters to keep the luminaries stuck outside from freezing.
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Schiro, who won the Corporate Event Planner of the Year award from industry association BizBash in 2012, has organized events featuring luminaries like former NFL wide receiver Jerry Rice.
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Last Tuesday, Major League Baseball's Tampa Bay Rays played an exhibition game against the Cuban national team in Havana as Barack Obama, Raul Castro and other political luminaries watched.
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Earlier this year, Johnson was inducted into the international IP Hall of Fame, sharing the distinction with such luminaries as Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, Victor Hugo, and Thomas Jefferson.
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The audience on Saturday included several luminaries of the performers' vintage (David Gordon, Valda Setterfield, Carolee Schneemann), as well as many younger dancers there to learn from the masters.
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Mr. Trump did not attend the party, but he sent a lighthearted video clip that played at the Manhattan bar where Mr. Cuomo's friends and political luminaries had gathered.
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AI scientists at Oxford and at UC Berkeley, luminaries like Stephen Hawking, and many of the researchers publishing groundbreaking results agree with Musk that AI could be very dangerous.
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Billy Wayne is an idiot who doesn't know anything, and who tries to engage with left-leaning political luminaries and members of the media on his own ridiculous terms.
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The week of Trump's inauguration, David Brock — the onetime conservative journalist turned liberal gadfly — hosted a private gathering of Democratic luminaries at Turnberry Isle, a golf resort outside Miami.
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Everyone has an opinion, and a handful of tech luminaries offered up their advice for the company on Wednesday at the Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit in San Francisco.
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He was a contender to sail in the America's Cup in 1977, racing against sailing luminaries like Ted Turner and Ted Hood in trials, but he did not qualify.
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The space was once run by Music Row luminaries Chet Atkins and Owen Bradley, and Dolly Parton, Charley Pride and Willie Nelson are among the icons who have recorded there.
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So why are luminaries like former NYC mayor Mike Bloomberg, VMWare founder Diane Greene, or Disney CEO Bob Iger willing to get involved, especially when most are already outrageously wealthy?
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He would have to wait four years for the chance to record his debut album, The Soul of a Bell, which featured fellow Stax luminaries Isaac Hayes and David Porter.
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That work was centred on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the home of economic luminaries like Paul Samuelson and Rudiger Dornbusch and the theories that would become New Keynesianism.
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In 2018, Harvard Medical School decided to disperse its wall of white male luminaries instead of presenting them on a single wall as a monolithic image of the medical field.
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As primary results roll in, like-minded luminaries among the politically active rich and famous are linking up with each other on social media to show their support in numbers.
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Hedge fund luminaries have not been knocking the cover off the ball either, with high-profile managers like David Einhorn and Bill Ackman losing more than 20 percent in 2015.
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In 1998, the New York Observer assembled a panel of luminaries to dissect "the only topic anyone talked about all week," which led to plenty of cruel jokes about Lewinsky.
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That is an illogical position, and rather incredible: if the Republican luminaries fear a Trump presidency this much, they would surely vote for the only person who could prevent it.
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The most intriguing used to be the Moutai club, a secretive outfit catering to political bigwigs that decorated its walls with pictures of Deng Xiaoping and other luminaries quaffing firewater.
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Bitcoin has taken flack from financial luminaries in recent weeks, but their skepticism did little to stop the most popular cryptocurrency from setting a new record high over the weekend.
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The Bank of England has featured leading British luminaries on its notes for more than four decades; William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Adam Smith and Florence Nightingale have all graced bills.
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Broadway luminaries such as Carol Burnett, Charles Nelson Reilly, Marian Seldes and Elaine Stritch have shared in memoirs and on film their second-acting escapades going back to the 1950s.
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One of the last grave site trips, he said, would also be a gift to his family for agreeing to family vacations that revolved around the graves of baseball luminaries.
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His main opponent this time around, Luther Strange, handily out-raised him, but Moore did have the support of Breitbart, Steve Bannon, and other luminaries of the nativist right-wing.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda, Meryl Streep, Colin Firth, Julie Walters, Emily Mortimer, Ben Whishaw, Angela Lansbury, and Dick Van Dyke round out the constellation of luminaries in the musical film's cast.
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They could either take Peña's white Suburban down to the West Side Heliport, where sun-tanned luminaries would be returning from the Hamptons, or they could go straight to Bieber.
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The place was packed — not an empty chair, rug or throw pillow in the house — for a conversation last fall between the modern-dance luminaries Sara Rudner and Carolyn Brown.
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After Communism finally collapsed in 1989, Mr. Wajda was one of the national luminaries asked to run for the Polish Senate by Mr. Walesa, who was about to become president.
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In the clubs of Los Angeles, Mr. McNeely heard and met bebop luminaries like Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie, who in the late 1940s appeared often on the West Coast.
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The point of the exhibition was not to restate what had already been made clear in many other shows — that Johns and other luminaries dominated painting between 1967 and '75.
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But my early inquiries into the Loving Generation showed that people with one black-identified and one white-identified parent seem to be disproportionately represented among black leaders and luminaries.
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By the late '60s, the group's laid-back, no-frills approach drew folk and rock luminaries like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and the Byrds to Nashville to record with them.
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He's been a member so long he can recall when the academy included now all-but-forgotten figures like Malcolm Cowley and Glenway Wescott — white-haired luminaries from another era.
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Together, he and Bundy founded a boutique textile company, Telares Uruapan, and collaborated over the years with luminaries of American modernism like Alexander Girard and Francine Knoll on custom designs.
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Geoffrey Hinton and Yann LeCun, who shared this year's Turing Prize with Yoshua Bengio for their work on deep learning, are among the AI luminaries who have invested in Covariant.
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Throughout the second half of the 20th century, Stratford played host to luminaries like Katharine Hepburn, James Earl Jones and others who came to perform at the American Shakespeare Theater.
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On the Jekyll side, White House Counsel Pat Cipollone, leads a team that includes such legal luminaries as professor Alan Dershowitz and Ken Starr, a former federal appeals court judge.
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The award comes at our Champions of Jewish Values International Awards Gala in New York City, which in previous years has honored luminaries like Elie Wiesel, Ambassador Ron Dermer, Sen.
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The print paper fostered the careers of such journalistic luminaries as the investigative reporters Jack Newfield and James Ridgeway, and the music critics Lester Bangs, Ellen Willis and Greg Tate.
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Established avant-garde luminaries like Archie Shepp, Cooper-Moore and Dave Burrell (this year's lifetime achievement award recipient) share the bill with younger artists like Ambrose Akinmusire and Mary Halvorson.
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The attendees were also a mixed crowd, including luminaries like Oprah Winfrey, Serena Williams and Idris Elba alongside Princess Eugenie of York, Lady Kitty Spencer and, of course, Queen Elizabeth.
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Ferentz and Stoops came up together as assistants — along with other luminaries like Kansas State Coach Bill Snyder and Barry Alvarez, the former Wisconsin coach — at Iowa under Hayden Fry.
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Luminaries such as Vitalik Buterin and Christopher Allen have argued for "social key recovery" for some time, and it's interesting to see it offered by a slick new Valley startup.
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The Democratic council of war I propose would include the luminaries named above, large Democratic donors who today fall far short of their right-wing counterparts, and grassroots superstar Sens.
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The program "Gala Flamenco" runs through Saturday and features luminaries like Juana Amaya, Jesús Carmona and the singer Rocío Márquez, as well as innovators like Patricia Guerrero and Olga Pericet.
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It's part of the Hôtel de Lamoignon, one of the oldest mansions in Paris, which played host to French luminaries until it was converted to a prison during the Revolution.
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Hallberg) and Prince Cocoa (Joseph Gorak) are luminaries; Act I ends with a new scene for the dancing Whipped Cream of the title, a corps de ballet of 16 women.
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And we lost luminaries like Carrie Fisher and Muhammad Ali, who reminded us not to accept the world as it is, but to be the change we wish to see.
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Works by unschooled artists mingle freely with those by art-world luminaries like Charles Sheeler, Cindy Sherman, and Kara Walker and suggest plausible affinities among them, if not direct influence.
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But the Washington Post reported last week that the White House has asked to the event a number of right-wing luminaries who have been extremely critical of social media companies.
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ENVIRONMENT In a column for the Wall Street Journal, establishment Republican luminaries James Baker and George Schultz proposed a "conservative answer to climate change," which is to enact a carbon tax.
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At the tail end of 2016 he was named as the winner of the Brits Critics' Choice Award—placing him among such luminaries as Adele and the easily forgotten Tom Odell.
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Through the years, the bizarre excesses of Scientology -- the sort-of religion, kind-of cult created by author L. Ron Hubbard, and populated by several Hollywood luminaries -- have been well documented.
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RELATED: GOP luminaries pick sides on Trump as GOP rift widens "A lot of things would have to happen," McCain said when asked if he would stump with his party's nominee.
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Luminaries such as Bill Gates are also gathering billions in funds to work on "moonshot" technologies that could help us meet the climate goals that are outlined in the Paris Agreement.
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Information from the SETI luminaries' paper, arguing that their search belongs back within the sanctioned fold, will soon be considered by a committee that determines astronomy's priorities for the coming decade.
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A political crisis looks increasingly likely to topple the President, while a wide-ranging corruption scandal connected to state oil company Petrobras has ensnared dozens of Brazil's business and political luminaries.
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Washington (CNN)Jeb Bush said Friday that he will not vote for Donald Trump in November, joining a list of Republican Party luminaries who will not back the party's presumptive nominee.
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Simon was one of the many luminaries who attended Onassis' funeral in N.Y.C. "I've missed her deeply and am reminded of her every day," Simon said in her statement on Monday.
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The show was called French and American Paintings, and included Graham, Davis, and de Kooning alongside Picasso, Matisse, Braque, Modigliani, de Chirico, Rouault, and other luminaries of the School of Paris.
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Several luminaries and media outlets — including CNBC, Financial Times, CNN and The New York Times — have withdrawn from the event, citing concerns about the disappearance of Khashoggi and his alleged murder.
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With Republican luminaries noticeably absent and a line-up of speakers that were far from the star-studded rousing affair Trump initially promised, there were more missteps and drama than highlights.
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As part of his remarks to the assembled industry luminaries, Keenan pitches them on his vision of the future of the arcade machine, which apparently consists mostly of ...imitating roller coasters.
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IHS Markit, a research firm which organised the shindig, lined up America's energy secretary, the chief executives of BP and Chevron (two of the world's largest oil companies), and other luminaries.
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For more than a century, luminaries like Carl Friedrich Gauss and Leonhard Euler explored the universe of periods and found that it contained many features that pointed to some underlying order.
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Octo Octa will play at The Bunker x Wrecked Pride party this Saturday at Output, alongside a slew of other luminaries like Mike Servito, Jeffrey Sfire, Carlos Souffront, and DJ Minx.
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So as other luminaries of the UK scene top the charts and jet away to the palatial backyards of New York and Toronto, it's easy to see why 2808INK are frustrated.
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Raiza's own style, while imbued with the chill vibes of New Zealand's hip-hop history, takes influence from 90s luminaries Nas and Talib Kweli to give a glimpse into his journey.
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The only private spaces are a handful of conference rooms, including one that has a Ping-Pong table and is decorated with posters with famous quotes by luminaries including Mother Teresa.
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An owner with a keen eye for talent, Roush supported the careers of such luminaries as NASCAR Hall of Famer Mark Martin, Kurt Busch, Matt Kenseth, Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle.
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Mueller Time thus became Mueller Madness, the New York Post's NCAA-style bracket of the worst takes on the special counsel's investigation, featuring #Resistance luminaries like Rachel Maddow and Alec Baldwin.
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Donald J. Trump arrived at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in April 2011, reveling in the moment as he mingled with the political luminaries who gathered at the Washington Hilton.
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Last week, the independent conservative publisher Regnery, which has published Ann Coulter, Dinesh D'Souza, Donald Trump, and other luminaries, announced it had "severed ties" with The New York Times bestsellers list.
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Scene City 19 Photos View Slide Show ' amfAR hosted its unofficial kickoff to New York Fashion Week on Wednesday night, drawing Hollywood luminaries and models including Karlie Kloss and Blake Lively.
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The space community was not exempt from this trend; we were forced to bid farewell to several influential luminaries, including Apollo 216 astronaut Edgar Mitchell and Mercury Seven pioneer John Glenn.
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Over the decades, acting legends and Broadway and film luminaries have visited the store — including Marilyn Monroe, Katharine Hepburn, Marlene Dietrich, Bette Midler, Alan Cumming, John Lithgow, Kevin Kline and Cher.
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While Benioff's call for a layoff freeze would be harder for some industries than others, other tech luminaries have also urged companies to conduct layoffs only as an absolute last resort.
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Photographing clubs in the 1940s, Mr. Smith documented a heroic period for Seattle jazz, a scene that jump-started the careers of luminaries like Quincy Jones, Ray Charles and Ernestine Anderson.
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The cellist Tomeka Reid, another acolyte of Ms. Mitchell's, spent her year playing high-profile gigs with her own projects as well as with luminaries like Anthony Braxton and Roscoe Mitchell.
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It honored the 503th anniversary of the jazz-and-beyond label ECM Records and it gathered luminaries from Chicago's "Great Black Music" collective, the Association for the Advancement of Creative Music.
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American and Israeli luminaries will speak, including Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, Vice President Mike Pence, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Mr. Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election next month, Benny Gantz.
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Although White, who died in 1979, is often mentioned today as a teacher and mentor of luminaries like David Hammons and Kerry James Marshall, his is no case of reflected glory.
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"We should rejoice — from now on it's clear for everyone that producers no longer have the right to rape actresses," Ms. Gardin told an audience of French luminaries at the Césars.
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In "The New Negro: The Life of Alain Locke," Stewart drew on vast research into Locke and his contemporaries, Jazz Age luminaries and prominent African-American artists, dancers, dramatists and novelists.
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Although White, who died in 21960, is often mentioned today as a teacher and mentor of luminaries like David Hammons and Kerry James Marshall, his is no case of reflected glory.
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But you can spend a few hours with them -- or more than 70 other luminaries in various fields -- in a series of lessons they teach through the online streaming platform MasterClass.
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Led by the renowned suffragist Alice Paul, it featured a lawyer, Inez Milholland, riding a white horse down Pennsylvania Avenue, with 24 floats, nine marching bands and luminaries like Helen Keller.
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The photo, taken in Mr. Epstein's marble-clad entrance hall, shows a beaming Mr. Epstein — in blue-and-gold slippers and a fleece decorated with an American flag — flanked by luminaries.
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Ms. Maclean wrote "The Rehearsal" with Emily Perkins, adapting — and rather freely at that — the debut novel by Eleanor Catton (whose second novel, "The Luminaries," won the 2013 Man Booker Prize).
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She'll be helped by an all-start team of surrogates, drawing a contrast with the Republican summit in Cleveland, where many of the party's luminaries and rising stars were conspicuously absent.
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His picks this year include L.A. Dance Project, the Martha Graham Dance Company and, for his signature International Evenings of Dance, a bevy of ballet, flamenco, jookin and modern dance luminaries.
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Although White, who died in 5353, is often mentioned today as a teacher and mentor of luminaries like David Hammons and Kerry James Marshall, his is no case of reflected glory.
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The new digs have made it easier to host visiting scholars as well as the students that every two years participate in a monthlong summer school taught by leading astronomy luminaries.
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Edited by Glenn O'Brien and photographed by Steven Meisel — "amazing luminaries I had no idea of at the time" — it offered him a glimpse outside his sheltered upbringing in rural Australia.
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In June 2008, a fire roared through a building at Universal Studios Hollywood, destroying thousands of audio recordings by music luminaries like Bing Crosby, Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong and Tom Petty.
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Board members include luminaries such as Disney CEO Bob Iger, former Treasury Secretary and ex-Goldman Sachs CEO Henry "Hank" Paulson and former Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack, the group's website says.
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In the end, Crispr's leading luminaries formed three companies—Caribou Biosciences, Editas Medicine, and Crispr Therapeutics—to take what they had done in their labs and use it to cure human disease.
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The market just lived through a big one — Pacific Gas and Electric, which could become the third-largest investment-grade bond default behind only such infamous luminaries as Lehman Brothers and WorldCom.
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The Criterion Channel will continue to produce their guest programmer series, Adventures in Moviegoing, which has already featured such cinephile luminaries as Barry Jenkins, Guillermo del Toro, Bill Hader, and Mira Nair.
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We have an incredible lineup of speakers — tech luminaries, business moguls, headline-making founders and leading investors — ready to share their experiences, expertise and perspectives on a range of hot-button topics.
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The hallway at the Armory is lined with color photographs by the Amsterdam-based photographer Carla van de Puttelaar of important women in the art world, including collectors, curators and other luminaries.
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The guest list included luminaries such as Diddy, Big Sean, and Rick Ross, as well as Kim Zolciak and Brielle Biermann, who managed to shelve their duties in Atlanta for the event.
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Microsoft is investing $1 billion in OpenAI, a San Francisco-based research lab founded by Silicon Valley luminaries, including Elon Musk and Sam Altman, that's dedicated to creating artificial general intelligence (AGI).
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There's a few expectations going into season two: we know we're going to meet a slew of new Westworld characters, played by such luminaries as Get Out's Betty Gabriel and Gustaf Skarsgård.
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Gossip-column sightings have also placed the Crowleys at events alongside new-media luminaries like Arianna Huffington, the Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer and the Hollywood star (and tech gadfly) Ashton Kutcher.
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And then feast your eyes on Nick Woodard—one of the sport's luminaries and multiple-time world champions—as he performs a routine that involves standing back flips, corkscrews, and hand stands.
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Three days after the tragic shooting in Orlando, an unprecedented company of Broadway luminaries packed into a New York City studio and recorded a song to benefit the victims of the attack.
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He had his best season stateside as a New Jersey Net in 215, when he earned a spot on the All-NBA Third Team alongside luminaries including Scottie Pippen and David Robinson.
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While American and Israeli luminaries attended a high-level diplomatic event, in which Israel's prime minister declared that "this is a great day," people were literally dying just dozens of miles away.
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That might surprise non–New Jerseyeans expecting local luminaries of color to be in support of a bill that was as much about ending a racist drug war as recreational drug use.
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Skrillex's first gig, singing for screamo luminaries From First to Last, shows the connective tissue between that tradition and EDM; sonically and emotionally extreme, both genres offer a direct appeal to outcasts.
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For many though, the real star of the show was not the film's star-studded Hollywood cast -- which includes luminaries such as Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron -- but it's spectacular Namibian backdrop.
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On Sunday night in L.A., the Daily Front Row held the Fashion Los Angeles Awards, inviting celebs and fashion luminaries alike to celebrate the best and brightest the industry has to offer.
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Another source of concern to grassroots parents' groups are reports DeVos instead plans to offer top posts to luminaries such as Indiana businessman Allan Hubbard and New Mexico Education Secretary Hanna Skandera.
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Yet it is advancing so fast that tech luminaries such as Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Stephen Hawking worry it will evolve beyond human capability and become an existential threat to mankind.
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On the club's portrait-lined walls — among the faces of luminaries like Leonard Bernstein, Walter Cronkite, Tony Randall, Angela Lansbury and Tony Bennett — are not one but two images of Mr. Cagney.
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Two slightly-less-stern-than-usual portraits of the artist by Carl Van Vechten, who photographed many of Harlem's luminaries, indicate that the Frenchman enjoyed himself, perhaps sensing benefit to his work.
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Zeffirelli, a native of Florence, was the last of a generation of Italian film luminaries who came of age after World War Two, including Federico Fellini, Luchino Visconti and Vittorio De Sica.
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Find out on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, where Mossberg — who recently announced his retirement from tech writing — answered questions from Silicon Valley luminaries about his life and career.
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As with Marc Maron's candid conversations with comedians on his podcast, Combat Jack was able to coax hip-hop luminaries into revealing parts of themselves that they had never shown in public.
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At the origins of the pastime — mid-18th-century England — women, shut out from most colleges and learned gatherings, opened their living rooms to male luminaries in an effort at intellectual autonomy.
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But this weekend her imposing stature as a party leader will be on vivid display: She is gathering her financial network in Napa Valley for a conference with party luminaries like Gov.
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And then, having polished off these desultory points, he inquires into the intellectual scene in our own time, now that the "great Parisian luminaries" are gone — the scene in Paris, that is.
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In this six-part series, he looks back on the transformations and evolutions of the comic book world, with interviews with luminaries like Stan Lee, Patty Jenkins, J.K. Simmons and Michelle Rodriguez.
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There was even a narrow tunnel leading from the practice ground to the tee that was lined with photographs of Ryder Cup luminaries from the past, including Jack Nicklaus and Seve Ballesteros.
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State of the Art Silicon Valley's luminaries woke up Wednesday morning to a darkened new global order, one that the ceaseless optimism of their tech-powered visions seemed suddenly unable to conquer.
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Only a year ago — even before he entered the race — many prominent Democrats and activists considered O'Rourke to be a top-tier contender even in a crowded field filled with party luminaries.
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The areas of the cemetery overseen by the Protestant and Orthodox Churches are also in a state of considerable disrepair, even though most luminaries buried on the island are in these sections.
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He played a critical role in developing E23 Coliseum, a platform reintroduced three years ago that brought fans together for important conversations with industry luminaries and leaders in celebration of video games.
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These luminaries, along with forty-seven others, had secretly flash-funded every DonorsChoose project in their home cities or states—a fourteen-million-dollar undertaking that encompassed more than eleven thousand projects.
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But Frenkel's shop served the array of cosmopolitan expatriates who did fill the city — "Poles, Russians, Czechs, Turks, Norwegians, Swedes and numerous Austrians" — as well as some locals and visiting French luminaries.
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It was also a perfect fit for a Purdue program that fancies itself "the cradle of quarterbacks" because of its incubation of luminaries such as Len Dawson, Jim Everett and Drew Brees.
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Although White, who died in 1979, is often mentioned today as a teacher and a mentor of luminaries like David Hammons and Kerry James Marshall, his is no case of reflected glory.
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The final night hit its peak early, with a performance from three avant-garde luminaries: the drummer Milford Graves, the bassist Bill Laswell and the alto saxophonist (and Stone proprietor) John Zorn.
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Apparently, its charismatic leader was able to persuade a number of luminaries to serve on its board, while others — including Walgreens — made huge investments based on fake evidence or no evidence at all.
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He even got the equivalent of special tuition, attending a study group, the Corresponding Society, that met every week in Tony Benn's house and included such luminaries as Perry Anderson and Ralph Miliband.
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More recently, hip-hop luminaries have been directed there by the clerks of Nepenthes New York, an unmarked Japanese fashion boutique across the street that deals in glittering track pants and cashmere suits.
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Elon Musk has been one of the few Silicon Valley luminaries to place intense attention on the potential dangers of AI, raising a billion dollars with Y Combinator's Sam Altman to found OpenAI.
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Such a move could also further fracture the 'Never Trump' movement of GOP luminaries and thinkers that vowed to oppose the real estate mogul's candidacy during the primaries and in the general election.
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It includes 220 recipes from luminaries including Man Ray, Marianne Moore, Helen Frankenthaler, and Harper Lee, with a foreword by Alice B. Toklas and illustrations by Marcel Duchamp, Robert Osborn, and Alexandre Istrati.
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Then there is the Breakthrough Prize, founded by Sergey Brin, Mark Zuckerberg and other tech luminaries, with an annual pot of $3 million going to researchers who make discoveries that extend human life.
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The program is made up of 11 pièces d'occasion composed and performed by artists including Philip Glass, Laurie Anderson and Steve Reich — among other luminaries like Louis Andriessen, John Adams and Randy Newman.
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Ms. Landau said students took inspiration from all the plaques of literary luminaries dotting the neighborhood, even if these days they were more likely to bump into artists who are far from starving.
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And Seseri, a Harvard University graduate, maintains close ties with the research community at both Harvard and MIT — tapping luminaries like Tim Berners-Lee to sit on the firm's advisory council for networking.
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This led to a fraught debate one Twitter and a resulting piece on the excellent A Thousand Flowers site, who anointed the club their Weekly Wanker, alongside previous luminaries such as Stefan King.
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"I never have enough space for books," said Mr. Watson, whose portraits of luminaries like Alfred Hitchcock, Andy Warhol, B.B. King and David Bowie have filled the pages of numerous books and magazines.
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These are edited highlights from Biden's tour of American cities this past year, in which he spoke with a range of luminaries, from Melinda Gates to Stephen Colbert, about his triumphs and heartbreaks.
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But that's what happens in Buddha or Bust, a bestselling 2006 book by veteran journalist Perry Garfinkel about a life-changing trip to Asia to interview the Dalai Llama and other Buddhist luminaries.
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A strong theme among some of the luminaries of the time focused on the will of blacks to assert their humanity against racism and to insist on their status as persons owed respect.
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The linemates will reunite at Madison Square Garden on Sunday as Ratelle's No. 19 joins the numbers of other franchise luminaries in the rafters before the Rangers' game against the Detroit Red Wings.
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Last year, the countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo released "ARC," a Beyoncé-style visual album of pieces by Handel and Philip Glass, illustrated by videos directed by luminaries like Tilda Swinton and Mark Romanek.
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Quentin Tarantino, who directed her as a gangster's wife in "Pulp Fiction" and wrote the "Kill Bill" movies for her, compared Ms. Thurman to golden-age luminaries like Greta Garbo and Bette Davis.
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Although one of the many luminaries in pictures on the wall of Kelly's shop is Les Paul, the design Kelly favors for his own guitars derives from Leo Fender, specifically his spartan Telecaster.
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They couldn't help, nor could Bernstein or a handful of other luminaries like Jerome Robbins and Tennessee Williams, who took out an ad in The New York Times urging people to buy tickets.
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In region after region on Tuesday, Ms. Hyde-Smith was at her strongest in Mississippi's rural and predominantly white counties, outpacing past Republican luminaries like Mitt Romney, the party's presidential nominee in 2012.
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At our second annual WIRED25 festival, in San Francisco, we'll have conversations with tech leaders and science luminaries, heads of organizations (from the NSA to Slack), and kids hellbent on fixing our climate.
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Netflix sponsored multiple events with the House, which brought in Latinx luminaries like actor/producer/director Eva Longoria, actor/producer/director America Ferrera, jack-of-all-trades Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Riggen herself.
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They include the lead designer of Gucci, a Cannes Grand Prix-winning director and luminaries of festival-circuit filmmaking and organic gardening who have adopted this part of Italy as their Holy Land.
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Fifty years ago this week, Jimi Hendrix lit his guitar on fire, Janis Joplin put on a showstopping performance and a full complement of rock 'n' roll luminaries descended on the central coast.
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The founding fathers of economics—luminaries including Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and John Stuart Mill—shared a belief that growth was finite, and that the reason for limits lay in the natural world.
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LOS ANGELES — While the rest of the presidential field ping-ponged between early voting states last week, Mike Bloomberg was hobnobbing with political luminaries in his own personal Iowa: the state of California.
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There needed to be more hands who could run the puzzles through the machines that do the final scoring, and constructors, solvers and other luminaries in the puzzle world stepped up to help.
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The most curious part about this appearance is that as Gucci naps, hip-hop luminaries Dr. Dre, Sean Combs, Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa and Jay-Z do the Electric Slide in the background.
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He arrived in London at age 19 and lived there for the next 13 years, establishing himself as a successful concert pianist and making the acquaintance of such musical luminaries as Edvard Grieg.
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This annual benefit for Disability Pride NYC features an impressive lineup of elders and luminaries, including the saxophonist George Coleman, the pianist Kenny Barron, the drummer Jimmy Cobb and the trumpeter Wynton Marsalis.
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With less than a month to go before the luminaries start walking the red carpet at the world's most prestigious film festival, the two entities have renewed a battle that started there last year.
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Many voters pay at least some attention to them, and the parade of party luminaries paying homage to the nominee constitutes one of the earliest and strongest partisan signals of the entire campaign season.
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READ: GOP luminaries pick sides on Trump as party rift widens The unexpected Still, if there is one lesson of the Obama presidency, it is that the unexpected is usually just around the corner.
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She made five films in three years with luminaries like Lana Turner and Fred Astaire — but it was her sixth that turned Reynolds from just another ingénue into America's Sweetheart: Singin' in the Rain.
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In the weeks since the deal was announced in February, Dr. Soon-Shiong has been on something of a listening tour, calling on former staff members and seeking out advice from luminaries in journalism.
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I recently joined a group of concerned citizens — including such luminaries as E.O. Wilson, Ted Turner, Terry Tempest Williams and Doug Peacock — who have pleaded with the White House to reverse the dismal decision.
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The biggest, Pere-Lachaise, holds the remains of such luminaries as French playwright Moliere, American rock star Jim Morrison, Irish wordsmith Oscar Wilde, Polish composer Frederic Chopin, and French performer Edith Piaf among others.
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The fact that these anti-Trump conservative luminaries approve of his immigration policies shows that #NeverTrump is a sometimes shallow stance, and that Trumpism as an ideology is likely to outlast Trump's political career.
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Three of the other five new ferries have already been given more traditional names in honour of luminaries including heart surgeon Victor Chang, ophthalmologist and humanitarian Fred Hollows and obstetrician and gynaecologist Catherine Hamlin.
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In a panel at Star Wars Celebration on Saturday, Disney Imagineers and Lucasfilm luminaries revealed tantalizing new details on a theme park that sounds more elaborate and unusual than any yet built on Earth.
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Drawing stars from Sasheer Zamata to Rachel Dratch, Boston's Women In Comedy Festival runs from April 19 — 23, spotlighting the entertainment world's most hilarious lady-luminaries through a dynamic mixture of conversations and performances.
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Here, new productions of his sit alongside brooding material from techno luminaries such as Planetary Assault Systems and Rrose, as well as newer names like the Northern Electronics label's Ulwhednar and Dutch producers Artefakt.
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The list, which names three posthumous recipients, includes sports and entertainment legends such as Babe Ruth and Elvis Presley as well as political and charitable luminaries such as philanthropist Miriam Adelson, Utah Republican Sen.
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At age 10, Evancho made her debut on "AGT," and has since performed for luminaries worldwide, including former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, The Pope, and the Imperial family of Japan.
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Not content to present art for the eyes alone, Mr. Friedman inaugurated the Walker's esteemed performance-art programs, presenting luminaries like Nam June Paik, Laurie Anderson, Karen Finley and the Merce Cunningham Dance Company.
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Between sessions, Sloterdijk, who has long, straw-colored hair and a straggly mustache, prowled among luminaries of the various disciplines he has strayed into, like a Frankish king greeting lords of recently subdued fiefdoms.
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He knew of the work, which often took place in their home studio, but only recently did he realize the extent of the archive and the number of 20th-century luminaries his father photographed.
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Her proudest moment, she said, was in 2011, when she found herself surrounded by civil rights luminaries as M.C. at the dedication of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial on Independence Avenue in Washington.
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Jennifer Conley, Kim Jones, Ella Rosewood and Meggi Sweeney revive dances — mostly dating from the 1930s — by the luminaries Katherine Dunham, Jane Dudley, Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, Louise Kloepper, Anna Sokolow and Helen Tamiris.
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Neither gave interviews, opting instead for herd immunity amid a glittering array of music luminaries including Bette Midler, Patti LaBelle, Lizzo, Da Brat, Bonnie Raitt, Queen Latifah, Clive Davis, Dave Matthews and Jermaine Dupri.
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Choking back tears as they danced, family, fans and hip-hop luminaries gathered on Thursday in Los Angeles to honor Nipsey Hussle, the rapper who was gunned down in South Los Angeles last month.
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The intellectual descendants of Martin Ryle include luminaries like Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking, and they caution that an assumption of interstellar friendship is the wrong way to approach the question of extraterrestrial life.
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The words "Black History Month" often evoke stories of luminaries like Rosa Parks and Dr Martin Luther King Jr. While their legacies will always be crucial to the culture, this year, we're going beyond.
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The funeral drew luminaries like the leaders of the Republic of Congo, Denis Sassou Nguesso, and of Namibia, Hage Geingob; as well as the British model Naomi Campbell and the American politician the Rev.
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Every year since 2006, Mobile World Congress has drawn representatives of major tech companies to Barcelona to gather in giant conference halls to launch products, hobnob with industry luminaries and discuss deals and partnerships.
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On Sunday evening, the company honors Masazumi Chaya, the retiring longtime associate artistic director, with a program featuring his favorite dances, a new celebratory piece by Matthew Rushing and a parade of Ailey luminaries.
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The show that resulted features more than 100 works — paintings, sculptures and armors — from luminaries including Dürer, the great painter and admirer of Luther, and Cranach, who became the official painter of the Reformation.
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One of the luminaries I purposefully left off the list was tech's biggest superstar, Telsa and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, who has been invited and is a longtime friend of Thiel from their PayPal days.
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The product of 18 months of research sponsored by the Asia Society and the University of California, San Diego, contributors include such luminaries as Orville Schell, Andrew Nathan, Elizabeth Economy, Charlene Barshefsky and David Shambaugh.
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And that moment is Lady Bird, because as she explained to Seth Myers, she went back to her 2002 self when she reached out to those musical luminaries to get their music for the film.
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In its early days, hip-hop luminaries including DJ Premier, Mobb Deep's Havoc, and Pete Rock were regulars at the East Village institution, many of whom appear in the fading Polaroids on the shop's walls.
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This despite Cleveland's offense—which has featured such luminaries as Derrick Rose, 36-year-old Dwyane Wade, a hobbled Isaiah Thomas, Green, and more—trailing only the Warriors and Rockets with LeBron on the floor.
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The Atelier facilitated dialogues between School of Paris luminaries and its students, and Soldevilla came into contact with such artists as Jean Arp and Victor Vasarely, whose examples instigated a new phase in her work.
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Osram declined to say how much the order was worth but said it was one of the biggest ever won by its Lighting Solutions unit, which supplies luminaries and lighting systems for cities and buildings.
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Adnan returned to Lebanon in 1972, a happy, prolific period where she met Simone Fattal, a Syrian-born painter, sculptor and collage artist and her future partner, and mingled with many of the city's luminaries.
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The Silicon Valley luminaries sat a large round table and were joined by several members of the Trump administration including Vice President-elect Mike Pence, chief advisor Steve Bannon, and chief-of-staff Reince Priebus.
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Mitchel has spoken openly about his belief in Qanon on his program Your Voice America, in case you had any doubt that this strange gathering of internet luminaries will be rife with misguided conspiracy theories.
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This week on our flagship audio experience, our cast of tech luminaries Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Paul Miller, and Dan Seifert break down new unlimited data plans and what they really mean for the consumer.
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Gregory Rabassa, a distinguished translator from Spanish and Portuguese who brought the work of luminaries like Gabriel García Márquez and Mario Vargas Llosa to a wide English-speaking public, died on Monday in Branford, Conn.
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But then things went badly wrong for her, her husband, and what is already shaping up to be a strange, modestly provisioned and poorly attended convention, from which most of the party's luminaries are absent.
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When luminaries like the JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon, the Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella and the private-equity tycoon Henry R. Kravis came by WeWork offices, Mr. Neumann knew how to wow them.
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Ashford Castle in western Ireland has been inhabited for centuries by aristocrats (including the Guinness family, of brewing renown) and visited by luminaries like King George V, Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco.
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When she wasn't making portraits of the event's luminaries, photographer Dina Litovsky roamed the Commonwealth Club and captured some of the moments that may have inspired budding geniuses to unlock the next future-bending idea.
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On the main stage, a roster of luminaries and evangelists served up a steady diet of jargon stew, but elsewhere in the old factory you could find spoonfuls of sugar—use cases for English majors.
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The book comes on the heels of the 100th anniversary of the US constitutional amendment confirming women's right to vote and spotlights the bold women who have been trailblazers and luminaries in their own communities.
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Its resident actors over the years made up a list of luminaries: Robert Prosky, Frances Sternhagen, George Grizzard, Philip Bosco, Roy Scheider, Robert Foxworth and Dianne Wiest, in addition to Mr. Jones and Ms. Alexander.
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The list of luminaries who plan to skip Donald Trump's coronation in Cleveland includes the 2012 nominee (Mitt Romney), the 2008 nominee (John McCain) and the two-term president who preceded them, George W. Bush.
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With works by Frederick Wiseman, Hong Sang-soo (like last year, two in the Main Slate!), Jia Zhangke, Bi Gan, Lee Chang-dong, Claire Denis, and other luminaries, the line-up this year is impressive.
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The collection, Lives: An Exhibition Of Artists Whose Work Is Based On Other Peoples' Lives, featured luminaries including David Bailey, David Hockney (with whom Boshier attended art school), and fashion and portrait photographer Brian Duffy.
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Superdelegates—who are Democratic National Committee officers, elected officials, and party luminaries (former DNC chairs, current and former presidents and vice presidents, and prior leaders in Congress)—would still get a seat at the convention.
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Nevertheless, the opening night of the London exhibition saw many cultural luminaries from far and wide in attendance, including then-director of the National Gallery, Sir Kenneth Clark, Virginia Woolf, Pablo Picasso, and Le Corbusier.
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Reagan was attentive to the intellectual wing of the Republican Party, being a charter subscriber to National Review and always eager to pay homage to luminaries like William F. Buckley, Russell Kirk, and Friedrich Hayek.
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With style luminaries such as Karl Lagerfeld, Daphne Guinness and Catherine Deneuve among the dedicated Belperron collectors of today, it makes Mr. Landrigan's chance purchase of 40 years ago seem a very good deal indeed.
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Although the lineup of performers featured many prominent artists and luminaries of color, such as Chris Rock, India Arie, Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda, and rapper J. Cole, the event wasn't the time to be starstruck.
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The good news is that we can now build on the insights of 20th century scientific luminaries, such as Hubble and Albert Einstein, with 21st century technologies like gravitational wave detectors and ultra-sensitive telescopes.
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"Congress should act to ensure that the United States remains a party to the agreement," read the letter, signed by what amounted to a who's who of prominent physicists and other luminaries in American science.
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Their names may have found their way into obituary headlines, but they were not "headline names," as we know the term — not like those of the many luminaries who died along with them this year.
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Fiction lost luminaries like the mystery writer Sue Grafton and Paula Fox, whose books — some for adults, some for the young — recognized that loss and dislocation were subjects that anyone of any age can understand.
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Mr. Poots and Elizabeth Diller — the architect whose firm, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, designed the building in collaboration with the Rockwell Group — were tapped on the shoulders by a near-constant stream of luminaries offering congratulations.
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One of the luminaries I purposely left off the list was tech's biggest superstar, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, who has been invited and is a longtime friend of Thiel from their PayPal days.
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Initially encouraged by Eleanor Roosevelt, its mandate was to facilitate escape for prominent dissidents and luminaries of the arts, many of them Jews: the makers of masterworks, the crème de la crème of European genius.
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Joe Biden, Shaquille O'Neal, Bono and other luminaries show up in this series led by the Harvard professor Elisa New, which explores the ways in which poetry shows up in places you might not expect.
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There are also letters from luminaries including Lorraine Hansberry, Nina Simone, Bobby Seale, William Styron and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, a testament to the sociability of a man who seemed to go everywhere, and know everyone.
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After grad school, he got a job at the Sandia Corporation in New Mexico, working on government-funded nuclear weapons research alongside such luminaries as Stanislaw Ulam, one of the inventors of the hydrogen bomb.
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A 2015 Time magazine list of humanities business luminaries includes Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, who studied communications; HBO CEO Richard Plepler, who studied political science; and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, who studied history and literature.
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His roster of guests includes a who's who of the black intelligentsia — luminaries from old stalwart Cornel West to MSNBC host Joy Reid and others have repeatedly returned to his show to advance their views.
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Lauren Bacall and Glenn Close (a neighbor) were among their guests, as were Groucho Marx and Milton Berle, and the musical luminaries Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Jule Styne and Isaac Stern (their next-door neighbor).
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The personality prints always have identifiable subjects, name-checking other artists and craftspeople of the time — especially luminaries of the art deco era, who heavily influenced Sully's aesthetic — as well as celebrities and literary figures.
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Even in a room dotted with Hollywood luminaries, the arrival of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper at a table at the National Board of Review awards gala Tuesday night caused a special kind of commotion.
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The writer and activist Arundhati Roy will deliver the festival's flagship talk, the Arthur Miller Freedom to Write Lecture, which in the past has been delivered by luminaries including Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Salman Rushdie.
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Jubilee records her first on-location episode of the Pre-Game in Austin, Texas, where she's joined by two luminaries of the city's music scene: Orion Garcia and Erin Jantzen from indie-electronic Austin trio Keeper.
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On June 9, when she received the American Film Institute's 45th Lifetime Achievement Award, former boyfriends and costars Warren Beatty, Al Pacino and Woody Allen were among the Hollywood luminaries on hand to sing her praises.
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Las Vegas (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence delivered an ode on Friday evening to the Republican Jewish establishment that once was deeply skeptical of his boss, effusively praising several GOP luminaries such as billionaire Sheldon Adelson.
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Like these luminaries, LeBron's glorious works in this series will, someday, form the basis of a better basketball world, built on the principles he has set forth for us in this, his time of profound martyrdom.
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Conservatives called the hearing to accuse Big Tech of censoring conservative voices, an oft-repeated claim on the right echoed by luminaries like RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel and Brad Parscale, Donald Trump's re-election campaign manager.
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The squad's luminaries, including Lionel Messi, perhaps the greatest player of all time, boarded the doomed Lamia plane just two weeks before the crash, flying from Buenos Aires to Belo Horizonte for a World Cup qualifier.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China and the United States are locked in a struggle for tech supremacy but you wouldn't know it from the list of luminaries on the advisory board of Tsinghua University's business school.
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Missy Elliott is also a member of the White House initiative, and earlier this year contributed to a song entitled "This Is For the Girls" with Rowland, Kelly Clarkson, Zendaya and other female pop luminaries. 7.
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The economists, who are all respected as luminaries in the field, said that Mr. Sanders's economic projections are as irresponsible as those promoted by Republicans who claim that deep tax cuts will jump start the economy.
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Two points have proved controversial among internet luminaries and some lawmakers — article 11 or the so-called neighboring right for press publishers which could force Google, Microsoft and others to pay publishers for showing news snippets.
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In April the Defence Innovation Board, a Pentagon advisory committee of Silicon Valley luminaries, issued a report warning that China is on track to pull off this feat in the race to dominate 5G mobile telecommunications.
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Born in Manhattan as the youngest of six siblings, Rockefeller spent his childhood in New York City and at the family's estates, and recalled meeting such luminaries as Charles Lindbergh, Admiral Richard Byrd and Sigmund Freud.
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He became the nominee in 1992 only after threading a narrow path through a field weakened when the favourite, Mario Cuomo, declined to run—as did other luminaries, including Bill Bradley, Sam Nunn and Lloyd Bentsen.
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Here are a sampling of the Africa tech luminaries who will be joining us on stage as judges and/or speakers: If you would like to attend the event, we have good news: tickets are free.
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The last several years have seen global intellectual luminaries pointing at the falling sky of an oncoming artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, warning the world that we should be careful how much agency we give our technology.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly personally dumped the six-episode series, titled Vital Signs, which shows various aspects of the music mogul's psyche and starred luminaries such as Ian McShane, Sam Rockwell, and Michael K. Williams.
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Just a day after Republicans on the House science committee accused government scientists of fabricating climate research, a group of Republican luminaries who don't currently hold public office held a press conference calling for climate action.
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He has been credited with personally saving the lives of down on their luck wrestlers, including luminaries like Jake Roberts and Scott Hall, and with preserving the health of wrestlers in middle age like Chris Jericho.
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Following a private funeral service that included R&B and hip-hop luminaries like Elliott, Timbaland, Gladys Knight, Lil' Kim and Sean Combs, Aaliyah was laid to rest at the Rosewood Mausoleum in Hartsdale, New York.
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On Sunday, he sang the National Anthem as he had for the previous three seasons, but this time, with several Baltimore players, including Ravens luminaries Terrell Suggs and Ray Lewis, along the sideline on one knee.
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President Obama named the recipients of the 2016 Presidential Medal of Freedom on Wednesday, a list that includes cultural, athletic and philanthropic luminaries like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Ellen DeGeneres, Tom Hanks and Bill and Melinda Gates.
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His belief in gold's bright future was shared at the time by many Americans and a number of financial luminaries, including George Soros and John Paulson, both of whom were investing heavily in the precious metal.
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There's tartness here, too, as the movie's guests — including Ephron's three sisters, two ex-husbands and a chorus of Hollywood luminaries and New York literati — honor her sometimes lacerating candor with a dollop of their own.
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Seated at the front desk, she was part gatekeeper, part concierge and part social director, responsible for entertaining rock stars passing by from the Fillmore East, which was downstairs, and an honor roll of political luminaries.
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At the height of Jim Crow, civil rights luminaries like Ida B. Wells argued that gun ownership was the best form of protection for black Americans, who could not expect any such support from civil authorities.
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Hawking was laid to rest in Westminster Abbey, near the tombs of fellow British science luminaries Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin, an honor commensurate with the enormous impact of Hawking's life and work on the world.
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No, the luminaries of Britain's Golden Age of Boxing were immigrants—specifically, Jewish, Irish, and African men who were marginalized and often ignored by the very men who would praise the sport in which they excelled.
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He has 45 career triple-doubles, which ties him with LeBron James for sixth on the career list, behind other luminaries like Oscar Robertson (181), Magic Johnson (138) and Jason Kidd (214), according to Basketball Reference.
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That apartment building was a hot location during the Harlem Renaissance, with jazz greats Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Andy Kirk all living there, along with Lena Horne, Paul Robeson and numerous other African-American luminaries.
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Last month, 24 French artists and cultural luminaries published an open letter in the French newspaper Libération demanding that the city abandon the project, first suggested by Jane D. Hartley, the former American ambassador to France.
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So, while I want my daughter to buy fresh only what will fit in a basket at the farmers' market, I also want her to dream big like the pioneers and luminaries our country holds dear.
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Attendees included such literary luminaries as Gay Talese, Jay McInerney and Fran Lebowitz, who came to inspect precious manuscripts like a first edition of Copernicus's "On the Revolutions of Heavenly Spheres," on sale for $2 million.
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But the restaurant soon caught the attention of food-world luminaries like Anthony Bourdain and had to install a bouncer, with waits of up to two hours, before Mr. Hong decided to decamp for San Francisco.
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The luminaries of the Scientific Revolution lived in a society that expelled Jews and Muslims, burned heretics wholesale, saw a witch in every cat-loving elderly lady and started a new religious war every full moon.
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The artists represent a new, 21st-century vanguard of creators, our critic Wesley Morris writes in the introduction to a collection of interviews with Kerry Washington, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Kendrick Lamar, Oprah Winfrey and other luminaries.
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From the music of Split Enz to Eleanor Catton's novel "The Luminaries," stories of colonizers who crossed perilous seas to carve out a facsimile of an old society in a strange land are more than familiar.
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A friend of the family let him sit in on a graduate-level class on entrepreneurship and venture capital, where he heard talks from tech luminaries like Google CEO Eric Schmidt and YouTube cofounder Chad Hurley.
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President Trump's first term is ostensibly just warming up, but luminaries in his own party have begun what amounts to a shadow campaign for 2020 — as if the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue weren't involved.
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This was despite having luminaries like Randy Orton and John Cena, two men on the downward slope of their careers but with more drawing power, historically, than most of the rest of WWE's roster can claim.
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In clubs and record stores around the world, the names of Detroit house luminaries are uttered in hushed tones, their self-released vinyl lining shop walls when available and fetching eye-popping prices online when not.
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A formidable intellectual, Harper had forged her ideas about universal rights in the abolitionist movement, where she earned acclaim as a speaker sharing the platform with luminaries like Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison and Lucretia Mott.
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Imagine a doctrinaire leftist writing a book on a group of conservative luminaries, then reverse the ideological polarity and that's what we have here: a one-sided polemic against the New Left masquerading as a serious reckoning.
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Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Alibaba chief Jack Ma, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, and a long list of other deep-pocketed corporate luminaries have announced plans to form a $1 billion investment fund specializing in clean technology.
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Surprisingly, and a little disappointingly, Lynch's shorts from his art schools days do not make an appearance, though some well-chosen selections from Stan Brakhage, Bruce Conner, Ernie Gehr, Ken Jacobs, and others avant-garde luminaries do.
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Londrigan appears to be the frontrunner: as the only notable female candidate she will get a baseline of support in the polls and has lined up support from luminaries such as senators Dick Durbin and Kirsten Gillibrand.
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This might explain why so many tech luminaries are scared of a runaway AI scenario, in which a super intelligent machine fixates on a single task (like building paper clips) and accidentally destroys humanity in the process.
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Luminaries including the late Gerald Edelman, who won a Nobel Prize for his work on the structure of antibodies and was backed by Epstein to study the nature of consciousness, praised the financier for his sharp mind.
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On March 25th Canon Smith's boss, Bishop David Urquhart, joined other Birmingham luminaries in a smallish "Not In Our Name" rally that denounced the Westminster terror attack and pledged not to let it disrupt their own city.
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The evening reception had a host committee of Hollywood luminaries including DreamWorks co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg, executive and producer Peter Chernin, actor Rob Reiner and Terry Press, the president of CBS Films, according to the event's invitation.
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She's the first model with albinism to land a major beauty campaign, and she appears alongside such luminaries as Valentijn de Hingh, a transgender model, DJ, and writer, and Mama Cāx, a cancer survivor and amputee activist.
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One way Khashoggi structured his shadowy holdings during his heyday was through the specialized services of Mossack Fonseca, the law firm that is in the news for having helped global luminaries like Vladimir Putin hide their money.
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The main rally occurs Saturday on the National Mall and will feature luminaries such as Bill Nye the Science Guy as well as Dr. Mona Hanna-Attish, who helped bring national attention to the Flint water crisis.
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The center also attracts top academic luminaries who are interested in pursuing robotics-based projects (like the University of Washington's Byron Boots, a well known expert in machine learning) and various interns (it had 20 last summer).
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But, Andreessen noted, there are dozens, soon to be hundreds, of competitors cropping up in Silicon Valley, not to mention existing car makers, who are increasingly turning to Andreessen firm and other Silicon Valley luminaries for advice.
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It gained something of a cult status in lesbian circles: Aside from being the first feature film ever directed by a black lesbian, The Watermelon Woman contained cameos from many lesbian and feminist luminaries of the 90s.
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In addition, Kavanaugh, with his two Yale degrees, and stellar professional pedigree, is unquestionably meritorious and qualified to take his place on the nation's highest tribunal, joining the long list of luminaries who have graced its bench.
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In the film, the lack of inclusion of images of African Americans among the photographs of luminaries on the wall of a Brooklyn pizzeria is a point of contention among the characters, setting the plot in motion.
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It meant he interviewed luminaries such as model-turned-porn-actor Sean Michaels and Bill Shipton, a personal friend who ran Splosh, the company that specialized in footage of girls getting covered in custard and baked beans.
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As negotiators headed to Copenhagen in December 2009 to forge a global climate pact, concerned US business leaders and liberal luminaries took out a full-page ad in the New York Times calling for aggressive climate action.
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Rock luminaries like Slash, Dave Grohl, Rob Halford, and Motörhead drummer Mikkey Dee shared their memories of Lemmy, born on Christmas Eve in 1945, who fought off cancer just long enough to give age 70 the finger.
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The bust was unveiled on the day the Emancipation Proclamation took effect in 1863, at a party attended by luminaries like Ralph Waldo Emerson and Louisa May Alcott, and it was reproduced in plaster and in photographs.
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After graduation, Mr. Murray received a scholarship to attend the University of Sydney, where his contemporaries included future Australian cultural luminaries like the writer Clive James, the feminist author Germaine Greer and the art critic Robert Hughes.
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More recently, a swath of West 77th Street where Miles Davis lived and made music for some 25 years — and did a lot of stoop-sitting with fellow jazz and blues luminaries — was named Miles Davis Way.
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Critic's Notebook Think of the great patrons of music, and some resonant names come to mind: Nikolaus, Prince Esterhazy, for instance, who for three decades employed Joseph Haydn; or Cardinal Pietro Ottoboni, who funded Italian baroque luminaries.
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King of the Paparazzi Ron Galella—best known for capturing a barefaced Jackie Kennedy—shot an art book's worth of images of Trump with Joan Rivers, Barbra Walters, and hoards of other New York social scene luminaries.
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He came up on the Los Angeles scene in the mid-83s, playing blazing fusion alongside Thundercat, and now he's a central part of projects led by Terence Blanchard, Chick Corea and Ambrose Akinmusire — all jazz luminaries.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump will bestow the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian award, this coming week on an eclectic mix of conservative political figures and cultural and athletic luminaries, including Elvis Presley and Babe Ruth.
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There's a new artistic director in town preaching the gospel of "two-way theater" at this Ontario hamlet 20 miles north of Niagara Falls, once the exclusive home of Shaw and his fellow early-103th-century luminaries.
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It was midway through the annual Accessories Council Excellence Awards ceremony at Cipriani 42nd Street, during which 13 honors were bestowed before an industry-heavy crowd that included luminaries like Eva Longoria, Victoria Justice and Grandmaster Flash.
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Mr. Conway posted a screenshot of his $2,800 contribution on Twitter, and was among other left-leaning social media luminaries, including Chrissy Teigen, George Takei, Mark Hamill and Zach Braff, who encouraged their followers to follow suit.
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The Wall Street Journal's Jim Vande Hei is the latest in a long line of luminaries who have advocated to see an independent challenger to the two likely nominees of the Democratic and Republican parties this year.
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In 1960, Howard Teichmann — a playwright, professor, biographer of Broadway luminaries and eventually Shubert organization executive — purported to have recorded his teenage daughter's conversations to see what she and her friends spent so much time talking about.
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But what's immediately striking about the relationship is the way it echoes the other things we've heard about Epstein's stunningly successful efforts to wriggle his way into the good graces of scientists, technologists and other academic luminaries.
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But what's immediately striking about the relationship is the way it echoes the other things we've heard about Epstein's stunningly successful efforts to wriggle his way into the good graces of scientists, technologists and other academic luminaries.
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Brown was briefly left speechless by Kansas' Big 12 streak, tossing out the names of luminaries like Connecticut's Geno Auriemma, whose women's teams have won 12 national titles, and the Boston Celtics' legendary run under Red Auerbach.
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Washington (CNN)Washington luminaries, former presidents and the family of John McCain gathered Saturday at Washington National Cathedral to honor and remember the late senator in a grand display of pomp and unity in the nation's capital.
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One of the Platinum card&aposs most luxurious benefits, however, is By Invitation Only, its calendar of premium travel opportunities and one-off events hosted by luminaries in the fields of food, fashion, art, entertainment, and sports.
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The academy's 54-member board of governors, which includes luminaries like Steven Spielberg, Laura Dern and Rory Kennedy, had approved the plan as part of an effort to keep the show to three hours instead of four.
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To advise him, Trump has picked a decorated group of tech luminaries, including CEOs of some of Silicon Valley's most important companies, like Tesla's Elon Musk, Uber's Travis Kalanick, and IBM's Virginia Rometty, to name a few.
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Kirk Simon, a documentary filmmaker who turned luminaries in the arts into teachers and brought cameras into the classroom, memorably in an Academy Award-winning film about a multinational school in Israel, died on April 14 in Manhattan.
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On February 8, luminaries from some of the best and brightest startups around will descend upon San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House to take part in an event that's best described as the Oscars of startups and technology.
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The outside gates of Highgate Cemetery, the final resting place of such luminaries as communism's founder Karl Marx, biologist Herbert Spencer, historian Eric Hobsbawm and scientist Michael Faraday, were covered to restrict the view of the private ceremony.
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In just over two weeks, Symbiosis Gathering will welcome electronic music luminaries like FKA Twigs, Seth Troxler, Claude VonStroke, RL Grime, and Warpaint to the finger-lake peninsulas and vast horizons of the Woodward Reservoir in Central California.
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Luminaries like Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and Bill Gates are posting their memories of Mandela, along with their own take on the message that each person has the ability and responsibility to make positive difference in the world.
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Here's how Startup Alley works: Exhibitors in the Alley get two tickets to the Disrupt conference and one day to put your company on display, and mingle with prominent members of the media, investors and other tech luminaries.
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