As a firm, the amount DoubleLine manages for clients recently crossed $23.47 billion, while Pimco manages $13 trillion.
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She manages to uncover all sorts of horrible things about her coworkers and manages to out them, one by one.
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Something about it always manages to nuke my junk food cravings, yet it still manages to taste fresh and balanced.
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Nothing's Real manages to feel like a safe space And yet, Nothing's Real still manages to feel like a safe space.
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Dalio, whose hedge fund manages manages about $160 billion in assets, recalled the similarities of today to the populism that existed in the 1930s.
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While Pharah manages to avoid the usual appropriative, gold adorned imagery, her costume still manages to be distinctly made in the mold of Ancient Egypt.
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The company that manages Grenfell Tower is a nonprofit that is, in theory, run by and for residents of the thousands of buildings it manages in London.
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Renova Group, which manages Vekselberg's assets, and En+ Group, which manages Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska's aluminum and hydropower businesses, did not respond to a Reuters request for comment.
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Paulson added that he could choose to run a hybrid business whereby one part manages his assets and the other manages client capital with a profit-sharing agreement.
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Health and Human Services manages their care inside the U.S. while Homeland Security has control over adults in immigration detention, and the Justice Department manages the immigration courts.
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Well automates appointment reminders, sends patients forms to complete before visits, helps patients reschedule appointments, manages insurance information, gets prescription refills, requests copies of medical records, manages bills/payments, etc.
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She manages the diner where she works, she took over a laundromat and later sold it for a great profit, and then she acquired a rental property that she manages.
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Scavino declined to speak for the interview, but Draper manages to shed some light on the man who manages one of the most powerful social media accounts in the world.
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Every day, I interact with only a few companies online: Google manages my email and calendar, Amazon manages my shopping lists and online purchases, Microsoft has many of my documents, etc.
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Samberg manages to make Conner appear — well, for real.
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" He manages to one up that on "First Off.
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" SendGrid "manages scale and reliability in an unparalleled way.
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"It's really snowballed," said Vincent Cate, who manages the .
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Yet this is based on a major misunderstanding: The federal government owns and manages 57 percent of the state's 33 million acres of forest land, while the state manages only about 3 percent.
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Even the FAQ section manages to dance around this question.
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Burak Alici manages the Morgan Stanley Institutional Global Discovery Fund.
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He's a doofus, but always manages to offer sage advice.
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Her mother manages a casino; her father works in construction.
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Backstage's general fund manages more than $215 million of investments.
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Maria manages the social media accounts dedicated to the puma.
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And a relatively new kind manages to be outright invisible.
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But she manages to follow and they both survive. WHEW!
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The app currently manages a database of 57 different monsters.
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Later, Hop manages to charm his way onto the property.
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Even Paul manages to flub the sugar craft, his specialty.
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Dorret, who struggled last week, manages to come in first.
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I use a more flexible system that manages this problem.
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The groom's mother manages his father's private dental practice there.
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This role also manages the company's profit, loss, and inventory.
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Dos Santos manages all of his social media accounts himself.
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Lippo also receives dividends from the REITs that it manages.
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If Morgan Stanley manages to close above $36 on Nov.
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It manages purchase orders, payments and other expense related transactions.
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But Soul Man manages to confound even one's worst expectations.
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She manages to make even the film's corniest scenes touching.
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Words With Friends manages to successfully recreate this experience onscreen.
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McCart manages the $655 million Northern High Yield Municipal Fund.
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It manages more than $10 billion in assets, it said.
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She manages everything I do and she's good at it.
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The backdrop: Fisher's firm, Fisher Investments, now manages $100 billion.
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He watches how he manages his game between line changes.
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The Catholic Church manages more than $239 billion in assets.
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ASPI manages the section of the toll highway that collapsed.
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The company manages $6.3 trillion overall as of March 31.
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Wirecard has a banking license and actually manages your money.
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"The Great Hack" still manages to break new ground, though.
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Yet somehow, it manages to never feel like a collectathon.
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Wasif Latif, who manages $1.6 billion at USAA Investments, agrees.
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Zenkyoren manages earthquake risks by using reinsurance and catastrophe bonds.
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He manages to have relations with Iran, Saudi's nemesis, too.
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In two paragraphs, Kissinger manages to say nothing at all.
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Griffin's hedge fund manages more than $26 billion for partners.
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Gypsy actually manages to capture the new uniform surprisingly well.
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The DCT manages the communication between the engine and tires.
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OPG manages streamers and takes a cut of their revenue.
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Stada manages exports to eastern European markets through Hemopharm GmbH.
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Richard Plumb, 59, manages leases for the British medical system.
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John Alfonzo, 42, manages the borehole Chabwino uses in Hatcliffe.
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BlackRock's sustainable unit manages $195 billion, spokesman Ed Sweeney said.
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More than any of his peers, he manages by aura.
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I'm not sure how that's possible — but Silverstone manages it.
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Baron Capital manages nearly $26 billion on behalf of clients.
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It manages another $6 billion in the smaller European market.
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Today, it manages $500 billion in a variety of investments.
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Fabric isn't an insurance broker, but instead, manages the process.
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The firm manages more than $40 billion in assets globally.
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It somehow manages to be even more precious and squeezable.
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Barbara Corcoran is meticulous about how she manages her time.
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Windows Mail is simple but manages multiple accounts very well.
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BMCI AM manages MAD14bn for retail investors, corporates and institutions.
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He's also a pilot who manages a local airline operation.
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In other words, he manages people's code contributions and suggestions.
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Today, Maine Coast Heritage Trust, a conservation organization, manages it.
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"Our Cartoon President" somehow manages to capture none of them.
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The set manages to be at once magnificent and cheap.
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This is a company that manages the supply chain well.
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Her mother manages the family's residential rental properties in Pueblo.
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This expertly constructed show manages never to cross that divide.
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Even when you aren't looking, it manages to find you.
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His firm manages about $700 million in private client accounts.
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Bridgewater currently manages about $160 billion, according to its website.
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It manages the group's liquidity and coordinates the group's subsidiaries.
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Halcyon, founded in 1981, manages over $9 billion in assets.
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She has no health insurance, but manages to be resourceful.
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Let's just hope that Carrie manages not to alienate Max.
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The surprising part comes when he manages to outdo himself.
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In this respect the movie manages to be pretty funny.
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The groom's mother manages government relations at Arkansas Children's Hospital.
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As a production supervisor, he manages a team of 68.
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Or as long as Sogno Gelato manages to remain open.
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Mulaudzi said not everyone manages Johannesburg's hills on the cycles.
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The funds he manages struggled and clients yanked their money.
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Tom Cullen manages the entirety of Juul's internal IT infrastructure.
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She even manages to save the day — and in heels.
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She manages to respect the beat, and also challenge it.
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The terror: It still manages to turn my skin cold.
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Citadel, founded and run by Ken Griffin, manages $27 billion.
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It manages to wrap up with an immensely satisfying end.
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The groom's mother manages a home accessories store in Schwetzingen.
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It manages to be both transparently bogus and movingly convincing.
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It manages a program for 2200 agencies across the government.
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APSA manages the Vatican's real estate holdings in Rome and elsewhere in Italy, pays salaries of Vatican employees, acts as a purchasing office and human resources department, and manages the Vatican's financial and stock portfolio.
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So it's special that Marvel manages to achieve the seemingly impossible in Endgame: creating a movie steeped in years of lore that still manages to recapture the excitement of watching your very first Marvel experience.
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Rusal and Onexim Group, which manages Prokhorov's assets, declined to comment.
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It also manages Badia Impact Fund, which invests in Arab startups.
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Absolutely. My office is in a startup incubator my wife manages.
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There needs to be one plat that manages all these subs.
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He manages to stir up trouble without doing much of anything.
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En+ manages the aluminum and hydropower assets of businessman Oleg Deripaska.
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But if he manages to do so, Clinton should be worried.
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What if Britain manages to agree a last-minute exit deal?
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Yet if he manages to pull off a win — watch out.
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The compact DM22 almost manages to muster a full-sized keyboard.
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The episode's other big sketch manages a slightly more satisfying conclusion.
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ICANN manages the database for top-level domain names such as .
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It manages to feel overly familiar, even after the first watch.
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Private equity firm Gulf Capital manages over $4 billion in assets.
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Still, it manages to make its biggest moments somehow feel intimate.
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Iñárritu manages to address American Cinema's Native American by shirking the
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Tyrion manages to escapes prison, kills Shae, and murders his father.
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It also manages the music flowing through the premium audio system.
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I've featured Paul before and he always manages to impress me.
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Gundlach is CEO of DoubleLine, which manages $84 billion for clients.
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Nontawat manages to make a well-worn plot feel very fresh.
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It even manages to continue to walk with its lion entourage.
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Elisabeth Moss manages to convey so much in her piercing looks.
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Network Rail, which manages the track, is already in public hands.
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Nomura Holdings oversees and centrally manages the group's capital and liquidity.
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Voi Scooters: owns, operates, and manages electric scooters for urban commuters
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The collection manages to strike a balance between nostalgia and surprise.
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Legion manages to up the ante for the entire superhero genre.
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The country's tax system manages to be both punitive and lax.
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China manages annual fuel exports by issuing quotas progressively in batches.
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The largest landlord here is HDB that manages Singapore's public housing.
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Nothing else manages to be comfortable and chic in equal measure.
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Core functions Lystable's platform manages currently includes onboarding, invoicing and payments.
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The probable psychopath even manages to make eating cereal look evil.
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Seyfried, however, manages to make this a look on its own.
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It is based in Dubai and manages $920 million in assets.
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If Trump manages to sweep them Tuesday night, he could win.
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At one point, she manages to get a "no offense" in.
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How well it manages that diversification, Mawston says, will be key.
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BPI manages around 3.23 billion pesos ($23.2 billion) in the Philippines.
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He manages to make having nothing to do a stressful experience.
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It manages structured credit, hedge funds and carry and financing funds.
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The library also manages to articulate tradition in an ingenious fashion.
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NBIM manages The Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global's $830 billion fund.
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It manages more than $2 billion in assets for institutional investors.
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Malorie manages to save her newly born son and Olympia's daughter.
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Negative rating pressure could ensue should TCB manages capital more aggressively.
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So congrats, Ms. Shark, your species continually manages to surprise us.
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Rice manages people, staffing, instructor training, public relations, design and retail.
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And it somehow manages all of this in a web browser.
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He manages more than 10,000 pigs a day on this ranch.
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His hedge fund, Tudor Investment, reportedly manages $7 billion in assets.
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HSBC manages about 10% of the world's cross-border dollar payments.
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And if Margaery manages to get out of her filthy cell.
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Everything about Tuca & Bertie manages to balance traditional and alien moments.
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But somehow, the thing manages to still be scary as hell.
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Create a side hustle that leverages your time and manages itself.
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HUD, by comparison, manages roughly 2000 million units of public housing.
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HUD, by comparison, manages roughly 1.1 million units of public housing.
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Duration only manages the instantaneous move given the change in rates.
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But not every blushing bride manages to get something monumental, too.
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The set also manages to make the Sith Lord's transformation fun.
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The firm currently manages around $6 billion of assets in China.
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It now manages 10,4.43 vacation rental properties in over 16 countries.
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Nevertheless, Gifaanisqatsi manages to capture the essence of the original film.
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For one thing, it manages to avoid any aggressively dumb moments.
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They get attacked by It underground while Henry manages to escape.
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However, we also hope Spotify manages to add more OSTs soon.
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Barry is a serial entrepreneur who manages the company's business operations.
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That represents a shift in the way China manages foreign technology.
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Aviva manages 318 billion pounds across a range of asset classes.
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She manages to reach them — and it turns out Benny's okay.
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Pictet Wealth manages 200 billion Swiss francs ($211 billion) in assets.
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Interior manages 28503 percent of the land along the southern border.
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Interior manages 40 percent of the land along the southern border.
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That means it makes 2 percent of the money it manages.
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Interior manages 40 percent of the land along the southern border.
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OppenheimerFunds, including its subsidiaries, manages more than $49 billion in assets.
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Today, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z, for short) manages $10 billion in assets.
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Prior, who grasps this, manages to reject his vision and live.
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The VA manages benefits and health care for U.S. military veterans.
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London, for example, manages Huawei's presence using its own intelligence agents.
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Slat manages between 80 and 90 employees at the Rotterdam office.
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Thorndyke manages her company from Shanghai, and previously from Medellin, Colombia.
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However, the North American powerhouse manages to be highly progressive (8.9).
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How she manages to create this relation is a fascinating question.
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A 10-speed auto manages the power for the bigger motors.
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Abdul Shakoor Ehrarri, an agricultural specialist, manages the saffron processing plant.
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It manages money for large pension funds and other institutional investors.
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She manages an advertising sales team and he designs training programs.
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In that state, the North Carolina Board of Elections manages both.
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The Ellis Deck manages that while still being evocative and engrossing.
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The government-owned fund reportedly manages approximately $125 billion in assets.
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In addition, he manages Facebook marketing for a handful of clients.
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The Fabric app manages the process of buying term life insurance.
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Supreme's logo manages to even make a clay brick look cool.
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Optum unit manages drug benefits and offers healthcare data analytics services.
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Rebekah Mercer, a prolific GOP donor, manages the family's trust fund.
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In Houston, a pyrotechnics expert manages smoke on the supporters' orders.
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But the show manages to be lighthearted and silly and goofy.
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The Housing Authority manages 178,000 apartments with more than 400,000 residents.
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One way or another, the beetle manages to navigate this environment.
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Chavez created the Strategic Operations Command, the agency that manages deployments.
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Adrangi, who manages $350 million for wealthy investors, was not injured.
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She manages to flee the hospital and escape back to Wonderland.
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Posing as a volunteer, he manages to get access to Cynthia.
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This natural, cascading arrangement manages to be both rustic and glam.
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She manages to make the ugly parts of relationship sound soft.
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Yet somehow, Tidal's next song manages to be even more powerful.
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Jason [Watkins] manages a specialty beer and wine and deli place.
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She manages all her social media and built her own website.
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The movie manages to celebrate that choice without stacking the deck.
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How he manages these issues will be his real parting legacy.
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Lincoln manages one of every five units in the privatization program.
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Jensen also manages Ocado's relationship with existing Ocado Solutions client, Morrisons.
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It manages to be deliberative and propulsive at the same time.
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Brill nonetheless manages to inspire with stories of government made good.
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Yet the concluding game always manages to summon a unique thrill.
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Among other things, Sherman Financial also buys and manages consumer debt.
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VJing manages to marry the two without an imperative for narrative.
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Lepore manages to tell many stories, ever shifting her own perspective.
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Along the way, he manages many sharp bits of social satire.
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The groom's mother manages a Farmers Insurance agency in Hibbing, Minn.
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A friend of mine manages the spa where I currently work.
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She manages various educational programs including New York City History Day.
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The movie manages to fail almost all of its cast members.
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Trump manages the government clumsily, but he controls public attention masterfully.
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Dupree in 1999 and now manages the collection at her center.
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Mr. Garrote manages the vineyards, and Ms. Molina makes the wines.
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The hospital, they told him, has one employee who manages bills.
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The shape the groomer manages to give dogs is truly incredible.
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VEB manages state pension funds on behalf of Russia's Pension Fund.
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Monopoly 2: Surescripts manages about 80% of all prescriptions in America.
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Dan Mastin, who manages Videogamesnewyork, is going to work every day.
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Wray manages to nearly always hold a skeptical reader rapt, however.
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It manages to be both a relaxing and challenging two hours.
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Movie Licensing USA manages licensing for Disney and other major studios.
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The park manages the 20,000 acres of The Maze for remoteness.
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His firm currently manages about $160 billion, according to its website.
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Remarkably, the video manages to tell some semblance of a story.
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If he manages it, he'll still need to win over Parliament.
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One that manages it is a seafood stew, aguadito de mariscos.
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Her mother manages private commercial real estate investments in Burlingame, Calif.
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New York-based Betterment manages some $20 billion as of December.
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Palo Alto, California-based Wealthfront says it manages around $23 billion.
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It manages to be a little of all, none very successfully.
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Fisher Investments manages $386 million of IPERS $34 billion Trust Fund.
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But Gary only manages to render her in shades of taupe.
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Recreation Resource Management (RRM) manages 28503 recreation units in 22019 states.
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BlackRock's sustainability office manages $195 billion in assets, according to Reuters.
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A dish that somehow manages to be both light and hearty.
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Mat Winter, who manages the program, blamed Lockheed for slow negotiations.
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And yet the season somehow manages to end with the individual.
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This seems unlikely, as Lutsenko carefully manages his relationship with Poroshenko.
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As Juul's chief information officer, Cullen manages its internal IT infrastructure.
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And Sander almost catches the moment, almost manages to hold on.
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I won't be complaining if he manages to achieve this, though.
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Whatever the issue, Mr. Christie manages to make it about himself.
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But then, suddenly, Instagram manages to bewitch you all over again.
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He manages to make this tribe's dilemmas universal — no small feat.
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The company manages more than $3.7 billion, according to its website.
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Every once in a while, a marketing gimmick manages to surprise.
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Overall, Dekmantel as a global franchise manages to channel that dynamic.
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Oman Investment Fund, which was established in 2006 and manages about an estimated $6 billion, is the country's second major sovereign fund after State General Reserve Fund, which according to Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute manages $18 billion.
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EdH only manages to charge for 30% of the power it generates.
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He manages the website, purchases from vendors, processes orders and ships boxes.
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Christian Rihimeha manages a micro-hydropower plant in the village of Kamanggih.
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Sam Smith's soulful voice manages to pack emotion into every single lyric.
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It's so big, it manages to cover the whole toilet in tulle.
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Treasury's FinCEN division, for which Edwards works, manages the collection of SARS.
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She always manages to look effortless and relaxed, while still remaining polished.
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Goldman Sachs manages the banking infrastructure while Apple controls the user experience.
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He produces drawings and oil paintings, and manages to sell a few.
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UCAR also manages the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo.
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DC: He manages to make the Echo look sentient, which is remarkable.
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And Snap manages more than 90 percent of those ad sales itself.
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Nitsan Saddan leads Cymmetria's threat intelligence research and manages the company's content.
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The fund, based in Stamford, Connecticut, manages about $200 million of assets.
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The startup manages 70,000 hours of lessons per month on its marketplace.
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She also manages to have a normal life outside the film set.
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Today he manages an investment capital firm and is a motivational speaker.
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That's the note Lindsay Lou manages to strike with her newest song.
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The wolf den is really every ISP that manages your Internet connection.
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New-York based EON also creates and manages digital identities for retailers.
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He even manages to make playing bizarre mobile life simulator games entertaining.
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Elle even manages to mind-flip one van, which impresses even Lucas.
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Tiger Woods manages another par on the front side of Amen Corner.
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Denny Fish manages two three-star rated tech funds for Janus Capital.
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But, again, Bove manages to find a silver lining in that news.
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XCOM manages to make even the most mundane of choices feel important.
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En+ manages the aluminium and hydropower businesses of Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska.
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Yet he manages to pose as an anti-establishment rebel (see Bagehot).
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He cannot control the actions of other humans, even ones he manages.
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Kindur charges a 0.5% annual fee on any assets that it manages.
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Shell manages the crude export terminal, while Heritage Energy operates the pipeline.
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Ms. Sohoni co-manages Seedcamp and helped in its founding in 2007.
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This Hyundai concept manages to tease the idea without doing the same.
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Ireland, yet another country with a childless leader, still manages it today.
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The ministry&aposs Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation manages the parks.
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And for all of these traits, Mary still manages to be human.
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She manages to show up in places even where she's not expected.
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Seriously, in 54 seconds this clip manages to tick all the boxes.
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It manages to power through the clichés of a superhero origin story.
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It somehow manages to be both empowering and infuriating at equal turns.
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BlackRock now manages $1.1 trillion in E.T.F.s, the most in the industry.
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And somehow, Miller Knives manages to make the whole thing remarkably balanced.
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She manages events as they arise rather than hatching long-term plans.
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It somehow manages to make real bats look almost cute in comparison.
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It manages to be ludicrously over-elaborate and boring all at once.
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The Trump Organization owns or manages 17 golf clubs around the world.
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Semaphore declined comment, except to acknowledge that it now manages Mansa Capital.
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Adaptive WiFi manages the network and optimizes the connection for each device.
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Sea of Solitude EA always manages to roll out some indie surprises.
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Fisher Investments manages about $511 million for the Los Angeles pension fund.
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More importantly, the company manages hundreds of thousands of transactions every month.
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Bedridden or not, he manages to keep up with his boujee style.
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He also manages private investment funds, whose clients include domestic regional banks.
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Starwood, which merged with Marriott last year, manages the Sheraton Hotel brand.
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It's a work that somehow manages to impress exponentially with every listen.
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PIC manages about $130 billion of South African government employee pension assets.
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The trailer's MVP manages to make talking to fish seem pretty cool.
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Somehow this gentle giant manages to not let the pressure affect him.
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GIC, which manages Singapore's foreign exchange reserves, aims to beat global inflation.
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Two of his employees and a company he manages were also sanctioned.
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The way the Robin manages widgets is reminiscent of OS X's Dashboard.
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Now the hedge fund manages $160 billion in assets, according to Forbes.
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Franklin Templeton, which manages over $683 billion, did not offer any comment.
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Burgess manages the Program on American Citizenship at the American Enterprise Institute.
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This guy in Montana won't last long if he manages to win.
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Yeah, but it manages individual probably at some threshold that's significantly high.
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She only manages to best Yuko using what she's learned in philosophy.
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Vanguard now manages over $290 trillion on behalf of some 2145m investors.
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She manages a smile and rests her head on her dad's shoulder.
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Somehow she manages to transcend all the hubbub to make her music.
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The content management system is the underlying software that manages a website.
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The tribe manages a number of businesses, including gaming facilities and hotels.
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She has high blood pressure and vertigo, but manages both with medication.
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Still, Zinke manages to stand out for the damage he is doing.
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After a Herculean effort, someone actually manages to fulfil his insane request.
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It also still manages to look and sound great 10 years later.
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It manages $3 billion in municipal bonds, not $3 billion over all.
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This position manages at least 1 position, Manager, Multimedia and Digital Communications.
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And, of course, Khloé manages to make this as uncomfortable as possible.
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His name is Matthew Tinari, he's from Pennsylvania, and he manages them.
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Blackstone, along with Tsinghua University, manages the money without taking any fees.
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Yet much like Apple, Samsung also manages a large network of suppliers.
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But somehow that stink never manages to attach itself to Senator Booker.
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Jesse Blumenthal manages technology and innovation policy at the Charles Koch Institute.
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It also has a telecommunications division that manages and operates satellite infrastructure.
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Yes, New York manages to have two primary days, which is nuts.
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The show manages to be both absolutely terrible and sort of great.
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Last week, the Public Interest Registry (PIR), the agency that manages the .
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He also manages a lot of kids: He's a father of five.
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She has one who manages to self-destruct in every news cycle.
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Gobble manages to serve up a meal kit experience without those steps.
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These days, the "meanwhile" government manages everyday matters, and not particularly well.
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Airshare also manages peoples' own planes for them, providing pilots and maintenance.
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But Michelle manages to do this with poise, regardless of the scrutiny.
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The duo manages to transform unlikely, sometimes esoteric inspirations into tangible art.
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Ms. Marin manages to make everything feel equally naturalistic and deceptively simple.
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That same year, Carter formed Roc Nation Sports, which manages professional athletes.
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His firm manages $2 billion for professional athletes and the ultra-wealthy.
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It now manages around $105 billion for clients based across the world.
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EOIR manages the immigration judges who are struggling with the backlog crisis.
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Even though EY manages the servers, everything is still encrypted on devices.
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The show also manages to rehabilitate the disaster known as Iron Fist.
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Whoever manages survives, it promises to be an exciting month for TV.
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Still, it manages to pack a lot of power into that footprint.
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Transport for London manages the bridge and consults with police on security.
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But somehow Lady Gaga manages to achieve this time and time again.
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The company manages all the commercial facilities in the region, she said.
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Baribeau manages $8.6 billion in total across all channels, including institutional strategies.
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"It's a contract research organization that manages clinical trials," Mr. Swank said.
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She even manages to make a video about cooking scrambled eggs entertaining.
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Mr. Fink's company manages billions of dollars for Saudi Arabia's central bank.
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It's rare that a play manages to be both predictable and confusing.
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If he manages it, he will have done it the hard way.
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The chain manages nearly 2,000 properties and 560,000 rooms across the world.
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Life Care manages or operates more than 200 facilities in 28 states.
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His self-examination manages to be both endearing and irksomely self-congratulatory.
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In fact, auditors, through site inspections, found the agency manages 788 playgrounds.
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As for money, a financial adviser in San Francisco manages his investments.
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The extension could be cut short if she manages to do so.
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The Britishness still manages to seep through in small, but noticeable ways.
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When he manages to extract them from their boots, they're painfully red.
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Still, Boseman manages to communicate T'Challa's tenacity, his logic, and his toughness.
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I have no idea how he manages to injure himself so regularly.
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She manages to explore her own emotions and enter a new world.
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While it's got every modern accouterment, it manages to feel almost timeless.
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EDT As of March 2017, Brown no longer manages Wendy's social media.
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Krauss manages it by granting two high-achieving American Jews — why Jews?
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Maxar also builds and manages satellites, sensors and other space-based assets.
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On the other hand, Mr. Busey, 75, still manages to surprise you.
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The bride's mother manages product shipping in the Bronx for Krasdale Foods.
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Even across continents, this industry manages to be a small, small world.
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Samuel manages to evade them by climbing a fence on Guzmán's property.
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She manages a team for Google Cloud clients, overseeing their global operations.
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She manages the video advertising team at Ralph Lauren in New York.
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She manages a tricky balancing act, making Nadine simultaneously sympathetic and dislikable.
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Mubadala Capital manages more than $10 billion of assets across its portfolio.
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Mire manages state tech and telecom policy at Americans for Tax Reform.
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Stay for the Q&A, when he manages to stay in character.
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A Twitter follower asked Musk to elaborate on how he manages it.
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The fund manages public pension plans in the Canadian province of Quebec.
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In the film's climax, Costner manages to get those first-rounders back.
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Talpins manages a majority of the firm&aposs assets, the article noted.
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Psagot manages 186 billion shekels on behalf of nearly 1 million clients.
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How the Chamber manages these endorsements in 6900 will be closely watched.
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How Mark Zuckerberg manages his householdMark Zuckerberg is worth about $70 billion.
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Britell manages to distill "Succession&aposs" key themes into its title song.
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Bridgewater manages $160 billion in assets, more than any other hedge fund.
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FISHER INVESTMENTS MANAGES ABOUT $175 MLN FOR FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION
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She manages the gift shop and helps Father Bettinger with everything else.
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HumanSoft establishes and manages private universities and colleges in Kuwait and internationally.
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His hedge fund firm now manages more than $30 billion in assets.
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Last month the Public Interest Registry (PIR), the agency that manages the .
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The hedge fund now manages about $160 billion, according to its website.
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The department manages 20% of the country's land, including all national parks.
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When she manages to touch the ball, it seems like an accident.
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On the other, Davis manages to shoot almost one suspect a month.
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He so harmonizes with the technology that he manages to transcend it.
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Yoani Sánchez manages the blog Generación Y and the digital newspaper 14ymedio.
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He cofounded and manages his Portland-based animation studio, Bent Image Lab.
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Paulson and Company, the company that manages all three of the funds Trump was invested in last year, has been lobbying the federal government to change how it manages the two companies, which are still under federal stewardship.
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Even though Austen and the Democratic leadership have agreed to keep their meetings secret, Frank manages to leave the door open and Claire manages to swing right by the meeting room so that Kate gets a good look inside.
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Arcona's Eye Dew Plus eye cream manages to embody all of those attributes.
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Take the Toronto-based Nature Conservancy of Canada, which manages about $100 million.
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Singapore manages a nanny state beyond anything Americans can imagine, or would permit.
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Typically in the UK financial industry, a senior investment officer manages client money.
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O, the pharmacy benefits manager, has disclosed it manages pharmacy benefits for Amazon.
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But it obviously works because it manages to locate and call Captain Marvel.
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If he manages to improve the lot of the poor, then even better.
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It also manages memory and peripherals, such as your keyboard and your camera.
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Ethiopian Airlines operates and manages Malawi Airlines through a deal signed in 2013.
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The Silicon-Valley based company manages everything from "seed to sale," Bartz said.
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In one breath, he told me his daughter manages a pet store and
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Still, this date manages to loop in Terry Crews — yet another NBC talent?
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"If he manages to overcome the fear factor he can win," Bejarano said.
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Even more surprising, says BamBrogan, is that Musk manages to fulfill that promise.
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Here, Nichole Freking manages to run a team of them with a sled.
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The system then handles the container registry and manages the containers for them.
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She could be a comedian because she always manages to make us laugh.
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Each manages to bind the complexity of these issues into rigorous formal structures.
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UnitedHealth's Optum business manages drug benefits and offers health care data analytics services.
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All in all, the robot manages to stack four rocks at a time.
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He somehow manages to turn sheets of paper into intricately engineered architectural masterpieces.
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She meticulously manages his diet due to his extensive food allergies and eczema.
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Also, she manages to look amazing even without the rest of her body.
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The above list manages to split the work between drone manufactures and governments.
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That's probably how he manages to propel himself back up the chimney, too.
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Why it matters: NUUO makes hardware that records and manages security camera footage.
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Cozmo manages to express a wide-range of emotion with its LED eyes.
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Ever wonder how Kim Kardashian West always manages to take the perfect selfie?
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It manages to snag beloved stars, but then puts them into mediocre fare.
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He manages the public vehicle's portfolio though investment firm Pershing Square Capital Management.
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If things don't go his way, he manages to get what he wants.
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Stanfield often manages to sidestep shame in moments like these by deploying humor.
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Citadel manages more than $30 billion and is run by billionaire Ken Griffin.
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Vintage Trains is negotiating its timetables with Network Rail, which manages the railways.
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And he manages to wreak havoc on everybody around him in the process.
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Through it all, Mr. Offutt somehow manages to summon compassion for his father.
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Kacher, who manages approximately $1.1 billion, has his largest long positions in Amazon.
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He even manages to call traveling on players who don't have the ball.
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BlackRock, which manages $4.5 trillion in assets, will report quarterly earnings on Friday.
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She manages to save her ally Alison and take out her antagonist Carl.
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If someone manages to slip their political shackles, there's nowhere meaningful to go.
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And the company manages this without actually owning any of its own furniture.
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Even as Jared manages to wade through the program, others aren't so lucky.
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But this narrator manages to make it feel like a journey into Mordor!
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Founded by the billionaire investor in 1994, Paulson & Co manages about $8.7 billion.
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Always, somehow, Escobar gets his revenge and still manages to walk away unscatched.
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The startup manages a directory of healthcare professionals and also handles read receipts.
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A few are huge: China Development Bank manages $2.4trn—half the global total.
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Whoever manages to pull her out of the circle gets to keep her.
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Ultimately, Caelynn manages to construct a more coherent and lasting argument against Hannah.
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Soon manages funds investing in Asian small and medium companies and Indian stocks.
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The film manages to make violent white extremists the butt of the joke.
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Trillium manages more than $2 billion in investments with a focus on sustainability.
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Ackman manages the public vehicle's portfolio though investment firm Pershing Square Capital Management.
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After several minutes of near-chaos, he manages to bring things under control.
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The couple's oldest child manages to steal the spotlight every now and then.
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Plus, her Kendall + Kylie clothing line, controversy aside, always manages to sell out.
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It nevertheless manages to channel the pessimism of that long-ago Manhattan businessman.
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A woman in the other truck manages to grab it by the reins.
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Now, the label that manages BTS, Big Hit Entertainment, has confirmed the vacation.
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It's super thin, looks like a Macbook, and somehow manages to cost less.
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Weighing only 23 grams (1.76 pounds), the RacerX manages to generate 46,000 RPMs.
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Just at the right moment, the other man manages to start the engine.
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The dog manages to leap into the back window of the U-Haul.
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From the start, Plath manages to make this story feel creepy and strange.
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Yucho's own investment team now manages around 30 billion yen of domestic stocks.
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"The system delivers flexibility and manages the load on the grid," he said.
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His books are weird, but he always manages to spin a fantastic tale.
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The organs that UNOS manages are vascular organs that depend on blood supply.
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PEMA manages a fleet of around 19,000 vehicles in seven countries in Europe.
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Colony Capital manages $44 billion worth of assets worldwide, according to its website.
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If she manages to significantly increase her votes, she could hurt Mr. Erdogan.
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And this all assumes that China manages to avoid a major banking crisis.
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If someone manages to beat Trump, that would be a truly momentous event.
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And it manages to upend enough expectations to keep you on your toes.
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He not only prepares tax returns — he manages two H&R Block offices.
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Though he manages to leave the car, Dease's "spirit" is on his trail.
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Her mother-daughter bonding time also manages to fulfill her love of braiding.
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It manages to get its cadre of talented actors on the same plane.
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And it's from this bureaucratic, ruling machinery that Kim manages and demands loyalty.
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The pair manages to stay focused even though danger is now so close.
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Dunuwila, 23, said he manages $3 million of his family and friends' money.
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Perella was founded in 2006, and currently manages about $15 billion in assets.
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No dish manages to cross the dining class system quite like the burger.
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This is a delicate and appropriate balance, but not everyone manages it well.
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Eventually he manages to blow through this impossibly combustible device and throws up.
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He is also a board member of USM Holdings, which manages Usmanov's assets.
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The heartbeat tattoo manages to make a huge statement in an understated way.
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It manages more than 40 trillion customer transactions from the cloud every year.
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The couple's oldest child manages to steal the spotlight every now and then.
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That Logan manages to split the difference between the two is truly impressive.
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Let's hope he manages to pour a little of himself into it too.
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He makes amends, but still manages to deliver the iconic Julia Roberts line.
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Payne manages to not only insult Styles' babysitting skills, but his fashion sense.
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Similarly, the gameplay only uses two buttons, yet manages to remain engaging throughout.
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The animated trailer manages to be even less colorful than the original game.
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And even Draco manages a wry joke on the popularity of farmers' markets.
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It's easy to see how he manages to traverse Worthy Farm so effectively.
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The clerk also manages a $85033 million budget, according to The Sun Sentinel.
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Yet she still manages to get up every day at 4:30 a.m.
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Even if Britain manages to delay its withdrawal, the damage has been done.
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He manages a team responsible for sourcing small businesses in need of funding.
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Starboard, which manages around $22015 billion, did not reply to requests for comment.
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Despite the avalanche of applications, Tesla still manages to review every single application.
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He manages the firm's flagship Oakmark Fund, which has $19.4 billion in assets.
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Jim Roberts, who manages the city's water and sewage operations, welcomed the announcement.
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Rebecca Burgess manages the Program on American Citizenship at the American Enterprise Institute.
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"I accept," said Yusko, whose firm manages $1.8 billion, in a phone interview.
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Nanette manages to convince Walton that they are going to get that lollipop.
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She manages a team that covers international sporting events such as the Olympics.
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Ms. Bennett manages to convey a remarkable amount of substance briskly and entertainingly.
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Every week he manages to stain his character a deeper shade of black.
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If Facebook manages to get a large portion of its 2.4 billion users
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She manages, nonetheless, to ask for—and get—a larger piece of cheese.
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BlackRock manages the largest ETF lineup, both by assets and number of funds.
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It helps oversee a company that manages public golf courses in several states.
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Cory Booker: New Jersey's junior senator manages to keep moving up our list.
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Fidelity manages four 529 savings programs, in Arizona, Delaware, New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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The fund manages $350 million for European and U.S. clients, including pension funds.
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It was just one investment for a firm that manages roughly $40 billion.
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Interior manages about 40 percent of the land along the southern U.S. border.
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Salvatore's son, Thomas Lauro, 66, a lawyer in Staten Island, manages the property.
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"Who is this guy?" the kidnapper manages to ask, just before being clobbered.
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Tom left in 2013; he now manages a body-armor startup, in Scottsdale.
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DCM, which manages around $4 billion, is an outlier among its peer firms.
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He uses put options as a way of protecting the fund he manages.
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Today, the service manages more than 400 areas covering about 84 million acres.
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With "Insecure," she manages to be bawdy and poignant at the same time.
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Starcraft, Blizzard's popular space strategy game, only manages 2.54 percent in sixth place.
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It somehow manages to be restrained and unblinking all at the same time.
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He manages to wrest all the power from her side of the story.
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The firm also manages the widely followed VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX).
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Nicole Kidman was cast as the female lead, Yvonne, who manages Philip's business.
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The company manages over 700 properties in New York, Dubai, Athens and Istanbul.
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It manages a portfolio of stocks and bounds for you over multiple years.
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The biggest challenge, according to Zhu, is the server that manages the keys.
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The Bank of Greece manages a big part of Greece's pension fund assets.
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The Chinese firm manages to find allies in other parts of the world.
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The tech-centric company manages multiple digital titles including IGN, AskMen, and PCMag.
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Kourtney, somehow, manages to listen without even a hint of an eye roll.
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But even then, Summer's cold fury manages to erupt in a hilarious way.
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In addition to brewing, she also manages import, export, and distribution for Taybeh.
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What's important is that she manages to make her way through life regardless.
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Bangkok Dusit owns and manages 42 hospitals in Thailand and one in Cambodia.
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Business Insider previously reported that his firm manages over $200 billion in assets.
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Whichever leader manages that would be considered a true genius, Mr. Sorkin argues.
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Tally currently manages nearly half a billion dollars of consumer credit card debt.
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In "The Crown," Churchill barely manages to hide his fury at the unveiling.
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MIO manages roughly $25 billion for McKinsey's thousands of employees, alumni and retirees.
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Trump allies said the president's vacillation is how he manages a rival power.
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The firm has 14 offices around the world and manages $1.7 trillion globally.
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But once again, that despised enemy manages to help him at every turn.
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One late scene set in a bar almost manages to pull this off.
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All perfume is genderless, but this scent manages to have something for everyone.
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The former Australian army captain's CQS group manages £9.7 billion in client funds.
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Mr. Birbach said he urges the buildings he manages to avoid this tactic.
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It's an engrossing spectacle that manages to successfully speak to our reptilian brain.
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"I wasn't even born," said Nick Faulder, 25, who manages a paint store.
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But Dr. Arnold somehow manages to stay on the right side of swaggering.
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His father owns and manages commercial real estate, and also works in Scituate.
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Mexico manages a little bit of possession but can't make much of it.
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World View manages its missions through a control center at its Tucson headquarters.
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It's a proposal that manages to obey the current laws of Australian politics.
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Despite the heavily-trafficked area, it manages to feel removed from the fray.
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But its triumphant revenge narrative manages to balance out such shamelessly manipulative elements.
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What's more, the game even manages to call into question its own scaffolding.
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China does have to be careful about how it manages this devaluation, though.
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Today, the company owns or manages some seven million square feet of property.
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IOM, the United Nation's migration agency, manages camps and shelters in Cox's Bazar.
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A clear miss for mere mortals; he manages to barely put it wide.
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He builds websites, databases and manages telephone applications and computer systems for clients.
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And Beijing would release "guidelines" for how it manages its currency, the renminbi.
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Amazon has more items and manages the logistics of the whole shopping process.
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The S&P 2117 manages to finish the day barely in the green.
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Currently, the U.S. Air Force manages the space domain through the Space Command.
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Veritable manages more than $15 billion across nearly 200 ultrahigh-net-worth families.
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His mother manages Rao Building Accounts, the family's real estate business, in Albany.
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He manages the firm's flagship Oakmark Fund, which has $19.5 billion in assets.
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Donald Trump's Twitter account manages to create controversy even when he's not tweeting.
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Currently the U.S. Air Force manages the domain through the U.S. Space Command.
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He manages The Library Shop, a nonprofit bookstore that supports the public library.
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Mike manages the groups' business relationships and serves as the voice of reason.
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Wanda owns about 180 shopping malls scattered across China and manages 30 more.
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Now she manages a $26 billion fund for George Soros and his family.
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" Michelle chokes down tears and manages a polite, "Thank you for this opportunity.
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"It's terrible, and I'm being nice," said Wilson Silva, who manages the parlor.
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Though far too small, this retrospective nonetheless manages to obliterate modernism's orderly hierarchies.
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The bank now manages plans for about 210,2401 companies covering 5 million people.
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DoubleLine actively manages clients' money and has $149 billion in assets under management.
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Now, she manages a $26 billion fund for George Soros and his family.
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Consider Vanderbilt Management, which manages 22 co-ops and condos in the city.
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Mr. Paslow's wife owns a laundromat and manages her parents' apartment rental business.
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It also manages about 40 independent hotels that use Aqua-Aston's pricing system.
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Sakinyan manages to keep going for an incredible 11 hours and 16 minutes.
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He doesn&apost want that to happen to the TikTok stars he manages.
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The company now manages properties on behalf of owners in seven Indian cities.
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He manages the firm's Oakmark Investor Fund, which has $21.1 billion in assets.
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Google Assistant manages this through both Google's own, and third-party Android, phones.
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On the other hand, 1633 also manages to strike a classic Manhattan timbre.
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This coconut base manages to be creamy and delicious without being too coconutty.
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Blackstone manages private equity, credit and hedge fund investment strategies for its clients.
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It manages public health capabilities and thwarts the outbreak and spreading of diseases.
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EAI currently manages $5003,000 and pursues "good returns for good causes," Sender says.
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It's one that manages to be both savvy and kitschy, exhausting and exhilarating.
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Additionally, Microsoft also added new features that change how Cortana manages calendar appointments.
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It's not business as usual for the 2,800 employees she manages, Sabatino said.
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If it manages to break out, he could see it running to $215.
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Miller's firm manages $2.2 billion, including separate accounts for high net worth individuals.
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He currently manages money only for himself, his family and his various foundations.
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Finally there's an outright rave, which even manages to get his name right.
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And he does it all and still manages to keep his Palestinian identity.
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It's a familiar dynamic that manages to feel like nothing you've ever played.
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It's a story about very real helplessness that manages a glimmer of hope.
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CHARLES DONALD APPOINTED AS CEO OF UK GOVERNMENT INVESTMENTS, WHICH MANAGES RBS STAKE
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She is an author of cookbooks and manages Dudwell Cookery School in Somerset.
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Despite its breadth, the show manages to come off as a unified thought.
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"He would quiz us," Eric Pederson, who now manages the Manhattan store, said.
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Pimco, which manages nearly $1.6 trillion and is based in Newport Beach, Calif.
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I called him the mogul genius on ... he always manages to do that.
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In an effort to rise to power, Margaery manages to seduce Joffrey Baratheon.
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Craig mostly manages to avoid coming across as too pleased with his own cleverness.
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Much now depends on how China manages the devaluation of its currency, the renminbi.
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It somehow manages to feel like Blade Runner, even while doing its own thing.
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Jack Marks, who manages Panasonic's public-safety products, called it "short-sighted and reactive".
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Jaht manages the Avaron Emerging Europe fund, which invests in emerging Europe, excluding Russia.
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Vanguard now manages assets from more than 2500 million investors in about 21975 countries.
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When she walks in the Noisey office, she yawns before she manages a hello.
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It also manages metadata for TV content and sells this data to cable companies.
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Still, he somehow manages to track down her address and knocks on her door.
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Stratton turns his body as he's falling and manages to land on his back.
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He maneuvers around the square and thankfully manages to stay on the bike — success!
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Manning dictated her answers by phone to a volunteer who manages her Twitter page.
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But that film manages to turn a dismal scandal into something thrilling and uplifting.
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Stress can increase levels of the hormone cortisol, which manages stress in the body.
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In its 110 pages, "Lifecycle" manages to be sweet, heartbreaking, and deeply thought-provoking.
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When doubt surrounds Usain Bolt, the greatest of all-time still manages to win.
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The NSF manages research funding for social and behavioral sciences, computer science, and geosciences.
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"This century will be owned economically by whoever manages to dominate renewables," he said.
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Doreen Green has a tail, talks to squirrels and fights supervillains and she manages.
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When every straight late-shift news editor manages to miss the goddamn point. pic.twitter.
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It reflects concerns about the second question—the way Mr Trump manages his administration.
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Mr Bewkes, however, only manages a laconic shrug when he mentions the feathered predator.
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Chuck appears deeply uncomfortable, but somehow manages to kill one on his first shot.
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It manages care for critically ill patients who may be thousands of miles away.
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He even manages to smile as if he's been paying attention the whole time.
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He finally manages to submit the application, but laments that his chances aren't high.
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And the game manages to get this across without making control itself a burden.
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Stick eventually manages to escape from Alexandra's grasp — by cutting off his own hand.
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Rainwater manages Dallas-based rapper Mo3 ... who has a history of beefing with Yella.
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It currently manages assets worth about $13.8 billion, according to its website bit.ly/2Ciff0C.
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"There's a ripple effect," said Captain Kevin Buckley, who manages the mission's medical care.
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Here again, however, The Outer Worlds manages to complicate this with a strong ending.
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But The Bold Type manages to pull it off at least once an episode.
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Fortune SG manages around 122.5 billion Chinese RMB ($19 billion) of public equity assets.
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Still, it's an adorable robot that manages to blend old and new agricultural techniques.
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"You should be on your knees, thanking me," Sansa manages to point out (+10).
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Biondi and Higgins started King Street, which manages $21 billion in total, in 219.
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Even after all of these years, Kris Jenner still manages to surprise her daughters.
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Through that, Peña manages to extract the name of Franklin Jurado from the company.
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Now the university owns 215,22 square feet of retail space and manages 2500,303 more.
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FlexClub's platform manages the investment, rental income, and disbursement of funds across all parties.
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Even if D.Va manages to boost away before she's finished, you've done your job.
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Level 1: Arcadia is a sleek website and app that manages your utility bill.
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In comparison, Tesla receives virtually nothing yet still manages to compete with these giants.
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She manages to give an impromptu speech, rising above the sound of a riot.
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Through the company's direct asset management platform, SigFig manages a pretty paltry $100 million.
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Dani and her mother, who manages her, are controversial figures in the influencer world.
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For fans of the show, the good news is that Outlander manages exactly that.
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Cal manages to save Bijou using her siren powers, but Augie is collateral damage.
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The Divine Comedy manages the hat trick of qualifying as Biblefic, Homerfic, and Virgilfic.
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To reduce such risks, big reforms are needed in the way China manages TCM.
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The front camera maxes out at five megapixels, while the rear camera manages 13.
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The heavyweight agency also manages Bill Clinton, Dick Cheney, Al Gore and Barbara Walters.
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Every so often, a big corporation manages to play the news cycle just right.
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She manages to serve countless screenshot-worthy hair and makeup moments with every appearance.
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François-Henri Pinault, who manages the family's businesses, is married to actress Salma Hayek.
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Jesse Maybin, a 32-year-old African-American, manages a printing shop in Asheville.
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Miguel's wife, Maria (Fernanda Urrejola), also manages to save some of their weed supply.
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Let's hope the franchise manages to avoid playing any more games with Bibiana's head.
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And yet it manages to capture some of that old-time Hollywood movie magic.
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We're not sure how Rihanna manages to stay so glowing on such little sleep.
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Over the years, the star has worked on how she manages her health, though.
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Vanguard, which manages $3.6 trillion, also is preparing its clients for the new rules.
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The value of the funds Swensen manages increased roughly $2 billion year over year.
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But it also manages to synthesize its various influences into a suitably entertaining whole.
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Baron's firm had $100 million under management in 1992 but now manages $83 billion.
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It now manages more than $500 million and counts more than 100 portfolio companies.
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Yet Mr Burton's "Dumbo" remake manages to both over- and under-play "Baby Mine".
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Luschek manages to host an aerobics class — that's the most good any guard does.
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His tenure may be judged a success if he manages to slow their decline.
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First, he somehow manages to catch the ball without sustaining damage to the baby (??).
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Marie manages to keep her mouth shut, and not go tiger-mom on Sara.
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Lockheed also said it manages all government property records in accordance with its contracts.
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It manages to capture the late Leonard Nimoy's portrayal of the character incredibly well.
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If it manages this, Madagascar could yet savour the benefits of its near monopoly.
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"You taught me how to fuck," Dornan manages to say with a straight face.
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Currently the U.S. Air Force manages the space domain through the U.S. Space Command.
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It's a big part of how the company manages to keep prices so low.
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It can also attend board meetings and review whether the bank manages risks properly.
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Like Guston and Schutz, Kokoska's work manages a certain tenderness amidst its satanic overtones.
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We've worked on some shit together in Toronto and he also manages producer Harrison.
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Until someone manages to deliver on that promise, I'll be sticking with my hybrid.
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More than half of KYUK's budget, which Iverson manages, comes from the federal government.
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Bridgewater now employs approximately 4.43,500 people and manages $154 billion, according to its website.
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She manages to escape with a credulity-stretching sprint past some Ghost Nation toughs.
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Blood, Bone, and Marrow manages to do it without either dying on the table.
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The agency manages the country's nuclear weapons stockpile and oversees cleanup of nuclear waste.
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This first step in that direction manages to look fresh, familiar and majorly gimmicky.
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As she lays there, she manages to shoot him right back in the neck.
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He even manages to stick the landing on the other side of the road.
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He tracks religiously for the first week and manages to lose a few pounds.
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FlexClub's platform manages the investment, rental income and disbursement of funds across all parties.
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But unless the mainstream left manages to address these challenges, electoral disappointments will continue.
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And it's a home that manages to be both spacious and cozy at once.
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Iconix also owns and manages the Ed Hardy, Joe Boxer and Marc Ecko logos.
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She manages to knock him out in five seconds with three moves in succession.
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DataBank has six data centers, which it manages in Dallas, Minneapolis and Kansas City.
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The central bank, which manages the fund, will present its own proposals in December.
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Or it would be, but driving here still manages to be famously, crushingly awful.
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The Icelandic finance ministry and the body which manages state holdings declined to comment.
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The boat manages to avoid the man fishing, but ends up crashing onto land.
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ADD manages up-and-coming social video stars, writers, actors and hip hop artists.
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Safari manages resources well but didn't work great with a lot of streaming video.
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The negotiation about what happens next manages to make the situation very sexy indeed.
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Smatrics manages around 400 charging points in Austria, which Verbund supplies with green power.
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And Tom manages not to die, something we really thought might go either way.
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Despite that price bump, Scaleway manages to stay competitive against Linode, DigitalOcean and others.
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Welburn isn't just excited about lamps; he manages to get me excited about lamps.
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Some way, somehow, he manages the rights, and it's green pastures from here. Right?
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Google manages most of its Indonesian revenue through a different subsidiary, according to reports.
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She manages to look terrified, playful, flirty, and furious, all in one facial expression.
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David Norton, who manages facilities at Offutt Air Force Base, told the Associated Press.
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Waller manages to sell what's fundamentally a capital-b Bad idea with sheer presence.
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The Mothers only manages the one — but it's still a pretty fantastic book anyway.
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The amount of space he manages to create with one step is downright surreal.
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He manages a network of 20 business incubation centres in Europe in 17 countries.
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The NES Classic manages to capture much of that in a very tiny package.
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Didion conceals her own work, the way, in her finished essays, that she manages
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He doesn't really know whats happening, but he still manages to laugh and play.
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Mary manages to squeeze in a date with Henry while Anna has her procedure.
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The politics of meaning well, however, never manages to look beyond its own naïveté.
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As an advisor and certified financial planner, Guffey, now 45, manages around $170 million.
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The agency manages and maintains more than 75,000 assets across rural and urban areas.
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My favorite complaint manages to fit erect and wobbly penises into the same paragraph.
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Turkven, which was founded in 2000, now manages more than $2 billion in assets.
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Filled with moments of great beauty, the book also manages a big emotional payoff.
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The documentary manages to tackle the issue of climate change with hardly any conversation.
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The unit currently manages three yuan-denominated funds and another three U.S. dollar funds.
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Dale manages a private investment vehicle for startups across Africa and the United States.
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He manages to get a spot on an unusually crowded luxury train from Istanbul.
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She manages to juggle careers as an author, a model, and a TV host.
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An LED bulb manages to squeeze out light from between 5 and 15 percent.
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It currently manages 58 French reactors which provide over 75 percent of France's electricity.
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Orbital ATK currently manages Lake City until Olin Winchester takes over October 1, 2020.
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Benchmark owes part of its success to the way it actively manages its portfolio.
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However, the Waqf, a Muslim religious body, manages the Islamic sites within the compound.
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Challenger was established in 1985 and currently manages A$66.6 billion worth of assets.
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It was an unusual proposal: typically, WeWork designs spaces for leases the company manages.
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"It was organized," said Nader Rahil, who now manages the program in the area.
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The Defense Health Agency manages the health care of military members, including prescription drugs.
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"Heaven's Gate" manages to capture both the grandeur and unblinking brutality of the West.
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But he still manages to spend most flights either watching or talking about news.
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UTC, according to Ian Petchenik, who manages media and community relations for the company.
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In addition to working with big corporate clients, Canu also manages several small businesses.
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After some tight maneuvering and jokes from Isaac, he manages to park the car.
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Carla Lytle, 268, manages election officials for the Election Commission in Shelby County, Tenn.
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NorthStar Asset Management manages the assets of NorthStar Realty Finance and NorthStar Realty Europe.
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BlackRock, which manages $6.3tn globally, is understood to be seeking a 10 percent stake.
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Mr. Vastardis is the chef and manages the day-to-day operations while Mrs.
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D'Cruz manages investment strategies that hold shares of large diversified health insurer Aetna AET.
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But Juan Magaña and the 12 crop pickers he manages headed to the fields.
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Personally, I was amazed at how deftly the crew manages confinement with a smile.
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Let's see if Spotify manages to increase the subscriber base with this new option.
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APG manages 456 billion euros in pension assets for Dutch government workers, among others.
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Chie Imamoto manages the Isomaru chain seafood restaurant in the spa town of Atami.
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It manages to be both bright and gentle, with a penetrating, fearless upper register.
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OnTap now manages stalls in the Chomp Chomp and Sun Court hawker centers, too.
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Established in 2008, KKR's infrastructure business manages approximately $13 billion in assets under management.
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Ms. Rovegno does the cooking while Mr. Santagati manages the front of the house.
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When he has to describe complex action, he manages the physicality with immense clarity.
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Hastings currently manages about A$12.6 billion ($9.68 billion) in funds, the company said.
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Seraphim Capital manages the £70 million Seraphim Space Fund, which invests exclusively in spacetech.
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The original was produced by Tim Brinkhurst, who today manages Scottish group Young Fathers.
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Abu Dhabi Ports Co manages Kizad as well as the ports in the emirate.
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In which Jackie manages to outmaneuver Veronica and Wallace has a very bad week.
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When Sidebé finally manages to cross the wall, the film reaches a natural conclusion.
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If the startup manages to take over Deliveroo and UberEats, traditional restaurants might complain.
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It's a quieter effort that manages to stay cohesive while highlighting the band's restlessness.
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How Hurley manages to draw in two women at the same time is unbelievable.
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"Israel manages very well regarding how to act against violence," Lasky, Amro's lawyer, said.
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Some way or another, though, The way Trópico manages its programming is remarkably resourceful.
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The woman who manages the store, Tanya Alazaus, greeted Mr. Munn with a smile.
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The family-owned organization manages the health of seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans.
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I live with my boyfriend, who manages a bed and breakfast where we live.
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Alpargatas also manages a wide array of Brazilian fashion brands including beachwear brand Osklen.
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Despite spending less per capita, Germany still manages to cover 100% of its population.
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Hilton Grand Vacations manages nearly 123 club resorts in the United States and Europe.
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Her mother, a retired elementary school teacher, now manages finances at her husband's clinics.
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The group manages creators like Cohh Carnage, a Twitch streamer with 1.2 million followers.
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There, I learned — to my surprise — that he manages the bees at the Hilton.
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She finds it grueling, even though she manages to raise $1.2 million each season.
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And today Lee manages 32 million square feet of commercial property across the Midwest.
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The understandable exception is the People app, which actually manages contacts in Windows 10.
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Alarcón manages to offer a fresh look at migration, the oldest story of all.
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Two-bedroom flats she manages range from 240,2180 to 22004,203 Swiss francs per week.
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But I was impressed once again by how sensitively this adaptation manages the challenge.
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There's the improvement of the town that manages to feel both glacial and abrupt.
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Not wanting to be alone, Bam manages to open a door to the Tower.
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Not wanting to be alone, Bam manages to open a door to the Tower.
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A few thousand dollars in fees to the firm that manages the exchange proceeds.
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But the show still manages to surprise people, no matter how they take things.
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To keep costs low, she manages her books herself for free using Google sheets.
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TIAA, which manages investments for nonprofits, owns property in TriBeCa and the Meatpacking District.
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The company's cloud-based platform helps manages over $400 billion in technology spending worldwide.
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It may depend on how the country manages a climate agenda laden with contradictions.
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He manages 24 properties in Nashville, Tennessee, most of which are on arbitrage agreements.
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The cast manages a similar feat of naturalism: These are big but nuanced performances.
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Although it had changed, she still manages to live comfortably on a $48,000 salary.
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Mr. Polin manages to pack a lot of theme material comfortably within his grid.
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"It's totally changed our farm forever," said Mr. DuBois, 37, who manages the brewery.
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"The dynamic of the game changed," says Clint Hurdle, who manages the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Screenland It's a scene that manages to feel both shocking and familiar at once.
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We were accompanied by Mark Menosky, an engineer who manages day-to-day operations.
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She manages her mood with anti-psychotic pills, which she collects on the job.
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For such a public figure, Mr. Met manages to maintain a Garbo-like mystique.
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Miraculously, Mr. Malloy manages to weave from the music's myriad textures a cohesive tapestry.
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I knew it would make a difference and transform how Jonathan manages his T28500D.
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A mechanical engineer by training, 22014-year-old Behovits also manages several other firms.
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Bonquita McClellan, 26, manages her father's restaurant, Big Mac's Open Pit BBQ, near campus.
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The extended family manages at least six foundations with nearly $290 million in assets.
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But Barry manages to make this territory his own, and to make it fresh.
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Mr. Shakir now manages the Democratic presidential campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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He said he was checking on some properties he manages when he saw it.
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Someone tackles him on the train platform and manages to get the wheelchair back.
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It manages to have fun while also telling serious and sometimes even tragic stories.
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UKGI also manages the government's stake in the Post Office and other public assets.
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It still manages to avoid feeling heavy when you're clipped in and riding, too.
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It manages some $2.4 trillion across both asset and wealth management as of Dec.
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He never seems fully present, and yet manages to grip a song's melody tight.
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About a quarter of the assets the firm manages are invested in active strategies.
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So how the government manages the tensions between its component groups will be decisive.
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Blakata, founded by Elounda Mayabouti, manages shipments of parcels from France to West Africa.
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MSD is the firm that manages the family wealth of IT entrepreneur Michael Dell.
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He works for a bit longer until he manages to finally fix the problem.
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So very convenient and so very Trump, who manages to strut regardless of circumstances.
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She somehow manages to talk her way out of getting beaten up, or worse.
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The OMB, in particular, oversees and manages the federal budget, regulations, and agency initiatives.
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The firm, where he also serves as vice chairman, manages $286 billion in assets.
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He's an incredible storyteller and manages to make light of a pretty terrible situation.
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