Donald Trump's stream of consciousness involves at least moments of truth.
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Netflix has toyed with different tactics to win these "moments of truth" over the years.
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In those moments of truth on Fox, I couldn't help feeling a rush of optimism for America.
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I have sobering moments of truth when interns I trained are now at those top-tier agencies.
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These next few months leading up to (and beyond) the next iPhone release feel like another one of those moments of truth.
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"If you think about it for Jet or for MLB, there are these moments of truth where you must shine," Cirne told Cramer on Tuesday.
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When Biggers speaks about his work, he presents a reasoned line of thinking, albeit one that is punctuated by these highly subjective moments of "truth" uttered with ultimate confidence.
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Details: Researchers at Veoneer are focused on what happens during so-called "moments of truth"— those high-risk, high-emotion situations on the road where split-second decisions are critical.
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This matter should have been resolved months ago, but the continuing charade of negotiations between the Mueller and Trump camps has dragged on for months, bringing moments of truth about the investigation closer and closer to the midterms.
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Two eclipses this month, one on the 1st and another on the 16th, could bring important moments of truth: You could blurt out your honest feelings before you can even stop yourself, or a secret admirer may drop a bomb on you.
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As if in acknowledgment of the crowd's fixed gaze upon the moth's cyborgian presence, one of Shpongle's most popular songs, 1998's "Divine Moments of Truth," emerges from a psychedelic glitch mashup of a half-time drum-and-bass beat overlaid with sampled vocals from what sounds like an Indian Sufi singer.
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Instantly the game of love, care, transparency and insecurities start. Undergoing this phase, they learn about their reactions. They understand how some small moments of truth, faith, anger and realization make huge differences to any relationship.
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Robert Davila was born in southern California to Mexican-American parents who worked in fields and orchards. At age eight, he contracted spinal meningitis and became deaf.Lang, Harry G., Cohen, Oscar P. and Joseph E. Fischgrund. 2007. Moments of Truth: Robert R. Davila, the Story of a Deaf Leader.
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He received the Sigma Delta Chi Award for distinguished journalism for its 1975 report Moments of Truth. A near death experience in 1984 inspired Barrett to keep journals, and resulted in his 1999 book Second Chance: A Life After Death. Barrett died in Manhattan as a result of congestive heart failure.
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Ellis published her memoirs in 1982 under the title Those Dancing Years. A further autobiography Moments of Truth followed in 1986.The Daily Telegraph, January 31, 2003 Obituary She was the last surviving performer to have created a role in a Puccini opera and the last to have sung opposite Caruso.
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Moment of truth (MOT) in marketing, is the moment when a customer/user interacts with a brand, product or service to form or change an impression about that particular brand, product or service. In 2005 A.G. Lafley Chairman,President & CEO of Procter & Gamble coined two "Moments of Truth". A third was introduced later.
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Docter is married to Amanda Docter and has two children, Nicholas and Elie. Elie has a speaking part in Up as young Ellie and was the inspiration for the character of Riley in Inside Out. Docter is a fan of anime, particularly the work of Hayao Miyazaki. Docter has said that Miyazaki's animation has "beautifully observed little moments of truth that you just recognize and respond to".
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The online, multimedia project, Investigating Power showcases more than 50 hours of interviews with distinguished journalists. This project documents “moments of truth” in contemporary U.S. history and the careers of notable journalists since the 1950s. It is a part of a larger project and book, “The Future of Truth,” by Charles Lewis, the former "60 Minutes" producer. In January 2018, Investigating Power was reworked with a new look and additional content.
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The two would continue working on the films, including The Prophet and Recoil. In 2000, Wynn worked on a documentary for Steven Spielberg, to be used for the opening of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC. After the documentary, he went on to score other documentaries including D-Day, Moments of Truth, and Filmscapes. In 2002, Wynn scored the ABC television series The Chair. He also composed music for the ABC television series Thieves and Joel Silver's The Strip. In 2003, he was tapped to score the feature film, Descendant.
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Normann was the one who in the 1970s introduced the concept of mission. He was, among other things, strategy consultant for SAS when the airline in the 1980s, during Jan Carlzon CEO's time, developing the idea, together with Denis Boyle of "moments of truth" oriented toward business travelers and customers. Green Templeton College, at Oxford University, honors his memory with the Annual Richard Normann Lecture. In the introduction to Reframing Business, Henry Mintzberg cites Normann as a "significant scholar", "using the consulting opportunity to advance general scholarship, namely our understanding of how this world works".
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Ambrose served as executive producer for Price for Peace, a documentary concerning the war in the Pacific theater during World War II, and for Moments of Truth, a TV documentary containing interviews with World War II veterans. In addition, Ambrose served as a commentator for Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery, a documentary by Ken Burns.Historian Steven Ambrose Dead at 66, National Geographic News, October 15, 2002. He provided commentary in twenty made-for TV documentaries, covering diverse topics, such as World War II, Lewis & Clark, and America's prominence in the 20th century.
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Sage's childhood is recounted in her memoir Bad Blood (2000), which traces her disappointment in a family where warped behaviour passed down from generation to generation. The book won the Whitbread Biography Award on 3 January 2001.. A week later Sage died in London as a result of emphysema, from which she had suffered for some years. She left behind the draft of the first part of a work on Plato and Platonism in literature, which, according to her former husband in 2001, she had been working on intermittently for many years. The posthumous collection Moments of Truth partly consists of reprinted introductions to classic works.
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He first appeared on television in the 1990s in comedy shows and comedy skits. Kim was blasted by the Korean public for harshly criticizing boy band H.O.T. member Moon Hee Jun of his musical style, fashion, and hairstyle on his radio show, yet he was be paired with Moon when hosting shows. He was also well known for being one of the main MCs of popular Korean variety show Line Up. He was also one of the main MC'S of popular South Korean shows Quiz that Changes the World, Radio Star and The Moments of Truth Korea. He is well known for his blunt yet humorous attitude when hosting TV shows.
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That teen longing for adults to act their age haunts long after the final page.” Braff's third novel, The Daddy Diaries, was published on May 5, 2015. Novelist Adam Langer praised the novel: “Honest and heartfelt, Joshua Braff’s novel about the perils of 21st century fatherhood contains more moments of truth than several hundred bestselling memoirs or self-help books. The wry humor and compulsive readability may remind readers of Jonathan Tropper or Nick Hornby, but the hard-won wisdom and disarming vulnerability in “The Daddy Diaries” is all Braff’s own.” Braff grew up in South Orange, New Jersey and attended Columbia High School.
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The Allmusic review by Scott Yanow awarded the album 3 stars and stated: "Although not a classic, Paris Blues (both the film and the soundtrack) is worth owning by jazz collectors".Yanow, S. [ Allmusic Review] accessed May 14, 2010. A review in Jazz Times by Stanley Dance, however, was quite critical of the release stating: "both movie and music, in my opinion, were disappointing examples of how too many cooks spoil the broth... for the main NYC sessions, no less than five drummers were brought in, who lamentably failed to swing the big band as the absent Sam Woodyard could have done all by himself. One of the few moments of truth occurs in the finale, "Paris Blues," when Johnny Hodges is briefly heard".
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This decentralisation of the organization led to both a large boost in company morale and the formalization of the training methodology of the program in a joint venture in 1982 with TMI called Scandinavian Service School. Scandinavian Service School since went on to establish offices in all three of the Scandinavian countries as well as Finland and the training program was exported to other airlines including British Airways and Japan Airlines. The flat organizational structure, delegation processes, and empowerment of employees adopted at SAS also led to Carlzon writing a book, Riv pyramiderna! (Swe., which translates into Tear Down the Pyramids), published by Bonnier in Stockholm in 1985 and translated into English in 1987 by Harper Perennial under the title Moments of Truth.
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Caitlin Connolly is an American painter and sculptor. Connolly grew up in a Utah home with three brothers. Her mother was a flute teacher and Connolly began playing the flute when she was five years old. Connolly obtained a BFA in Painting and Drawing from the University of Utah in 2009. Connolly’s art career began to blossom as she began having work appear in galleries, shows, and book covers. Connolly explains, “Art often becomes my medium for exploring purpose in life and moments of truth.” Connolly struggled with infertility for seven years and the themes of struggle, motherhood, and female empowerment run through her artwork. The shape of an upward-pointing triangle sometimes permeates Connolly’s work and became a subtle nod to the female figure with a woman’s shape rendered as an upward-pointing triangle.
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3i and the other shareholders decided to sell their stakes in British Caledonian Group plc to British Airways relinquishing control of BCal. Following BA's successful takeover of BCal, SAS had a giant hoarding erected at the entrance to Heathrow's central area featuring an advertisement that ended with BCal's famous 1980s marketing slogan we never forget you have a choice.SAS — moments of truth, Flight International, 9 April 1988, p. 23 The referral of BA's original bid to take over the entire British Caledonian Group to the MMC had resulted in the imposition of several conditions before the proposed deal was allowed to go ahead. These included BA releasing a minimum of 5,000 annual slots BCal had held at Gatwickat the time, BCal held just under one-fifth of all Gatwick slots to competitors and requiring it to surrender to the CAA several of BCal's licences to operate scheduled services from Gatwick on a number of important, short-haul feeder routes.
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After 15 years of silence, Chris Adams released a solo album, The Damage, in 1991 and subsequently reformed String Driven Thing for a German tour, the Berlin leg of which was released on Ozit as $uicide, Live in Berlin. Variations of that band toured sporadically throughout the 1990s, but since 2001 the lineup has stabilised, with Andy Allan on bass, Dick Drake on drums and either George Tucker or Chris' son Robin Adams on guitar, with Pauline Adams and Graham Smith occasionally joining them in concert. In 1978, Jimmy Exell played with a number of "session" bands, notably at the Baron's Court Tavern in Baron's Court, London, where he was a regular and a favourite of Alex Sanders' (then known as "The King of the Witches") In 2007, the band released Moments of Truth, their first studio album in over 30 years, featuring twelve new Adams songs. April 2009 brought the Americana-tinged Songs From Another Country (released for contractual reasons as String Driven) on Backshop Records.
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3i and the other shareholders decided to sell their stakes in British Caledonian Group plc to British Airways relinquishing control of BCal. Following BA's successful takeover of BCal, SAS had a giant hoarding erected at the entrance to Heathrow's central area featuring an advertisement that ended with BCal's famous 1980s marketing slogan we never forget you have a choice.SAS — moments of truth, Flight International, 9 April 1988, p. 23 The referral of BA's original bid to take over the entire British Caledonian Group to the MMC had resulted in the imposition of several conditions before the proposed deal was allowed to go ahead. These included BA releasing a minimum of 5,000 annual slots BCal had held at Gatwickat the time, BCal held just under one-fifth of all Gatwick slots to competitors and requiring it to surrender to the CAA several of BCal's licences to operate scheduled services from Gatwick on a number of important, short-haul feeder routes.
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