Meet Earth's most experienced female spacewalker Meet Earth's most experienced female spacewalker NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson just became the world's most experienced female spacewalker.
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Josh Bolten is among the most experienced Republicans in Washington.
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The trials can wear down even the most experienced experts.
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The latter would surely tongue-tie even the most experienced linguists.
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Jannik was by far the most experienced rider of the bunch.
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He can't be tamed by even the most experienced of cheesemonger.
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He's one of the most experienced candidates running for the presidency.
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The woman says, Hey, I am the most experienced leader here.
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Now it cannot afford to pay even its most experienced technocrats.
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Ramos is one of the most experienced match officials in tennis.
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Luckily, even the most experienced mixologists are generous with their recipes.
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Most experienced travelers do not drink tap water in other countries.
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Why not vote out the most experienced people left in the game?
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The show selected two of its most experienced survivalists for the challenge.
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Thomas Müller, Germany's most experienced taker, has converted 79% of his shots.
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Hamilton is also one of the most experienced fighters Ngannou has faced.
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A senator since 2009, he is one of our most experienced candidates.
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Mr. Tillerson pushed out hundreds of the State Department's most experienced leaders.
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While most experienced politicians assiduously avoid racially tinged remarks, Republican Maine Gov.
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Even the most experienced wine connoisseurs get stuck on a stubborn cork sometimes.
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Bruce Mann is one of the most experienced emergency planners in the world.
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But the Mets' most experienced players have also been among their most injured.
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Showalter, one of baseball's most experienced managers, was putting himself on the line.
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The dark, claustrophobic conditions could easily induce panic among even the most experienced divers.
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So a farm's productivity often depended on having the most experienced growers on hand.
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Powell was the most experienced starter as Toronto did not bring Lowry and DeRozan.
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It's not uncommon for even the most experienced models to slip on the runway.
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Waymo CEO John Krafcik is among the most experienced executives in the auto industry.
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Whatever the markets do, one of the industry's most experienced investors urged some calm.
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Alex Ferguson, the most experienced manager in soccer, could not persuade him to stay.
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In the process, many of Turkey's most experienced anti-terror officers lost their jobs.
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Where and how large the Wedge will break baffles even its most experienced aficionados.
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He has been one of the most experienced advisers at the Trump White House.
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"The president talked to me, as one of the most experienced players," Baiano said.
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Matthew Neenan, making his City Ballet debut, is the program's most experienced ballet choreographer.
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Most experienced interrogators say no, and their arguments would receive support from these interviews.
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Mr. Strzok is considered one of the bureau's most experienced and trusted counterintelligence investigators.
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I met up with Chase with Ingrid Formanek, one of CNN's most experienced field producers.
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We need to put America's most experienced and expert privacy cop back on the beat.
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Holmes was the most experienced receiver on Buffalo's roster, playing in his seventh professional season.
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Sometimes even the most experienced broadcasters can get a bit carried away by their reporting.
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Stanford boasts the fifth most experienced roster in the nation in terms of games played.
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Hillary is the single most experienced and prepared person who has ever run for president.
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This is murky territory that even some of the most experienced astrologers won't go near.
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"Matt is one of the most experienced leaders in Washington," Tavenner said in a statement.
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"Taiwanese engineers are most experienced and could help us cultivate local talents," the executive said.
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Even the most experienced players lose their nerve, do things they would not normally do.
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For most experienced solvers, it's too obvious to be much of a trap any more.
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Mr. Strzok had been considered one of the most experienced and trusted F.B.I. counterintelligence investigators.
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During his playing and coaching career, Callaway learned from some of baseball's most experienced managers.
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Because they are inherently risky, they should be undertaken only by the most experienced investors.
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As the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, he's not the most experienced candidate running.
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But the Y.P.G. is generally considered to have the most experienced and battle-hardened fighters.
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West, perhaps the most experienced of anyone at judging it, said intent is the key.
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Portugese Ramos, among the most experienced officials in the sport, also had vocal support from colleagues.
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It will put our nation's most experienced and expert privacy agency back on the broadband beat.
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Rebuilding the wrecked electric system is a daunting task for even the most experienced utility crews.
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Goalkeeper and captain Igor Akinfeev of CSKA Moscow is their most experienced player, with 104 caps.
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Julian Draxler, who captained the side aged 23, was their most experienced player with 35 caps.
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It's this math that gives us America's wisest, most experienced 25-year-old, Daisy Belle Ward.
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Despite being one of the most experienced killer whale trainers in the corporation, I was powerless.
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You don't have to be the most experienced developer to be able to write these applications.
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He will face off against Oscar Tabarez, one of the most experienced managers in world soccer.
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It ended with Westwood, the Europeans' most experienced Cup player, missing excruciatingly short putts at Nos.
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Getting the notes right — a challenge for even the most experienced pianists — is just the beginning.
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Worried parents might be surprised to learn that most experienced educational technology advocates agree with them.
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Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka, with 878 days in orbit, is the world's most experienced space flier.
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The agent, Peter Strzok, is considered one of the most experienced and trusted F.B.I. counterintelligence investigators.
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Most experienced extreme hardship on the route: reports of beatings, rapes and torture in Libya are common.
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"It's dangerous to the most experienced divers to go through," said one diver who spoke to Reuters.
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He is a solid, thoughtful, traditional Republican and by far the most experienced on national security matters.
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The people I ultimately chose to hire were not always the 'most qualified' or the 'most experienced.
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He is one of CNBC's most experienced presenters, with more than 20 years covering the financial markets.
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Yet, supporters say Ramos is a skilled and by far the most experienced politician in the ring.
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After all, even the most experienced professionals face confusion about how to get ahead in the workplace.
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As audio files get sent into Rev, the most experienced transcriptionists get first picks, according to contractors.
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Rosters turn over rapidly, and even the most experienced players have only three seasons under their belts.
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Equally damaging, Mr. Tillerson's insular management style alienated or marginalized many of the department's most experienced hands.
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And even the most experienced candidates can make a mistake in a debate; why take a chance?
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The most experienced diplomat still there, Thomas Shannon, an emblem of professional integrity, has announced his resignation.
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The reasons it does so are sometimes never fully understood, even by the most experienced A.T.U. members.
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Rapidly losing the most experienced workers while demand is high could delay projects and hurt the industry.
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We might think of the seriously ill as the most experienced users of our health care system.
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He is arguably one of the most experienced and qualified ambassadorial nominations Trump has made, thus far.
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Then, there's the fact that Smith's character, Kelly, is probably the most experienced Angel of them all.
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He has performed for eight years and was easily one of the most experienced in the room.
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In sum, perhaps the most experienced person since the Founders when he became the nation's youngest president.
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"It's a mistake to compare Trump to one of the most experienced statesmen in Europe," he said.
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Yet he executed a difficult strategy, and held off the most experienced F1 driver in the field.
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HUNTSMAN: Well, I would say that the president is our most experienced negotiator elected president in recent years.
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And it's not because we have the most funding or the most connections or the most experienced CEO.
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In ancient times, Germanic tribes passed down fighting styles by having their most experienced warrior teach the youth.
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Nicholas Burns, one of America's most experienced and respected diplomats, testified recently before our Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Resources The dedicated CB team of 10 is one of the largest and most experienced in the industry.
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Through a few fights he had become the most experienced fighter in the world from this peculiar position.
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It taught me a lesson most experienced long-distance riders already know: Travel with your own bicycle seat.
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Even for some of the world's most experienced cave divers, it set a new standard for difficult rescues.
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"Our country's most experienced and bravest military leaders will tell you that torture is not effective," she said.
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She is one of the most experienced and qualified people ever to be nominated as ambassador to Singapore.
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Only the most experienced climbers attempt ascents, and for every four who crawl to its peak, one dies.
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As a demographic, they're likely among the most experienced at the permanent removal or camouflage of facial hair.
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Not even the most experienced, high profile people are trained to deal with that kind of public scrutiny.
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It also might be because the most experienced economic policy hands in the Republican party have largely shunned Trump.
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Bani Sapra for Business Insider called him the most active celebrity investor and, arguably, Hollywood's most experienced tech investor.
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Why it matters: Strzok "is considered one of the most experienced and trusted FBI counterintelligence investigators," per the Times.
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But in some cases the abandoned items are enough to raise eyebrows among the most experienced of room cleaners.
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Carter, the most experienced Washington player coming into Friday's contest, matched Butler's 113-point shooting at 4-of-6.
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"The no-let rule I like," Coric, the most experienced, if not the oldest, player in Milan, told Reuters.
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BUCKEYES DISMISS RUNNING BACK Ohio State University kicked its most experienced running back off the team for rules violations.
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The 32-year-old from Barcelona, who trained to be a psychologist, is Spain's most experienced long-distance swimmer.
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The findings suggested an ancient society of such density and interconnectedness that even the most experienced archaeologists were surprised.
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It was written by one of our most experienced investigative reporters, Walt Bogdanich, who has won three Pulitzer Prizes.
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Even in a city well accustomed to costly real estate, the price spiral has confounded the most experienced observers.
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In the U.S. Navy, he was among the best trained and most experienced bridge watchstanders in his peer group.
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Like tripping on the beach, starting your own religion is probably best left to only the most experienced LSD users.
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The thing is that Brett Kavanaugh has some of the most experienced of a lawyer alive today with these issues.
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After all, the tough tactics from the political neophyte disrupted one of the most experienced Republican fields in a generation.
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I think he is in the top four most experienced managers in the Premier League in terms of games managed.
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Mississippi State returned 17 starters (nine on offense, eight on defense), making it one of the nation's most experienced teams.
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Alcohol was the easiest to quit—most experienced ravers barely drink anyway (it makes you tired and go home early).
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Barrack also delivered to Trump a letter describing Manafort as "the most experienced and lethal of managers," the report said.
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Its four sharp ridges ascend almost vertically toward a 27,765-foot summit that's formidable to even the most experienced climbers.
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She remains, far and away, the most experienced and knowledgeable candidate for the presidency, particularly when compared with Mr. Trump.
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Royal protocol is intricate, and it is not uncommon for even the most experienced to misstep according to official standards.
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When dealing with something as uncharted as cryptocurrency, however, even the most experienced investor can get caught in a scam.
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For two of Formula One's oldest, most experienced and successful drivers, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is a series farewell.
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Data suggests that there's a growing split between some of the most experienced investors on Wall Street and the least.
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"It's been pretty disturbing what is happening," said the nurse, who is among the most experienced nurses at the hospital.
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Even the most experienced stock-picking professionals rarely get it right — at least consistently and for long periods of time.
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Kimi Raikkonen will overtake the departed Fernando Alonso as Formula One's second most experienced driver, chalking up his 312th start.
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Monday's announcement came at the end of a deliberative process led by some of our most experienced national security leaders.
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Experts have been struggling with these questions for years, and the most experienced have given up looking for a perfect answer.
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A cocktail of expensive stockmarkets, a maturing business cycle and fiscal largesse would test the mettle of the most experienced policymakers.
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For example, the Verified Experts of Extra Crunch include some of the most experienced and skilled startup lawyers in practice today.
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The pope's letter followed a visit to Chile by one of the Vatican's most experienced sexual abuse investigators, Archbishop Charles Scicluna.
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The fact is we have some of the brightest and most experienced minds in the world working to combat this challenge.
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This real-world experience, plus over 5 billion miles in simulation, is how we're building the world's most experienced driver. pic.twitter.
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I was probably one of the most experienced journalists there, and I didn't have any experience other than some freelance writing.
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One of the first things they did was to ask one of the state's most experienced pediatricians to leave a meeting.
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" But at the same time, he said, "My mom loves Alison, and my mom is the most experienced cook I know!
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In 1992, the American public consisted of the most experienced and expert viewers of videotape ever to have lived on earth.
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These race-conscious Republicans saw themselves as closely linked to a broader black community, and most experienced this connection as empowering.
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"They [the assistant referees] need to read the situation as well," Mark Geiger, one of MLS's most experienced referees, chimed in.
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But Mr. Tillerson's departure deprives the White House of the person most experienced in efforts to reach out to North Korea.
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But Mr. Netanyahu, as long as he is not forced out, is undisputedly the most experienced leader Israelis have in stock.
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Merkel – the most experienced club member – met with Trump privately to criticize his snarky comments on German trade (see note above).
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But in just a few months, a new boss has fired or driven out many of the country's most experienced diplomats.
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"That makes us the most experienced company doing small electric vehicles anywhere in the world," Michael Keating, Scoot's chief executive, said.
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The most experienced knew which tunnel would take them beneath the soldiers and which one could turn you into a target.
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It's a river with big, hard-pulling wild trout, native born and discerning enough to challenge even the most experienced angler.
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" The International Tennis Federation released this statement Monday: "Carlos Ramos is one of the most experienced and respected umpires in tennis.
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"This is an epochal decision," Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta and the Vatican's most experienced sex abuse investigator, told Vatican Radio.
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"This is an epochal decision," Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta and the Vatican's most experienced sex abuse investigator, told Vatican Radio.
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Anderson becomes the most experienced receiver on the Panthers roster, with Curtis Samuel and D.J. Moore the top returners from 2019.
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And his secretary of state is gutting the State Department, shedding our most experienced diplomats and replacing them with … no one.
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The world's most experienced investors all agree that it is impossible to time markets, be they financial, equity or real estate.
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Even the sharpest and most experienced minds studying North Korea say their predictions as to what happens next are educated guesses.
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Plenty of evidence for prostate cancer and a host of other medical conditions links the best outcomes to the most experienced surgeons.
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So, to simplify the process, we went straight to the been-there-done-that hitched sources for their most experienced-giftee opinions.
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The 27-year-old Canberran is the third-most experienced Australian NBA player ever with 361 games for San Antonio and Portland.
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The letter followed a visit to Chile by one of the Vatican's most experienced sexual abuse investigators, Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta.
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The death toll is a chilling reminder of the enormous hazards Everest poses, even to some of the world's most experienced climbers.
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The myriad of names for different types of pillows and sheet sizes can be confusing to even the most experienced interior expert.
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Robert Bentley endorsed John Kasich last summer, arguing that he was the most experienced candidate and that he could win in November.
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"London," I reply, before turning to Lunte, who turns out to be one of the most experienced members of the kitchen crew.
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"Chief Judge Garland is the most experienced nominee to the Supreme Court in our nation's history," White House spokeswoman Brandi Hoffine said.
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Young, described in a NASA tweet as "our most experienced astronaut," retired in 21952 after 21962 years with the U.S. space agency.
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We're thrilled to announce Homeland Security Assistant Director Jeanette Manfra, Manfra is one of the federal government's most experienced cybersecurity civil servants.
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The remarks by Guo, regarded as one of China's most experienced financial services professionals, were his first since getting appointed last week.
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While Michigan and Michigan State are starting new quarterbacks, the Buckeyes have the conference's best and most experienced quarterback in J.T. Barrett.
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Biden entered the Democratic primary contest as the presumed front-runner and the candidate most experienced in the world of presidential politics.
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With Balotelli one of the most experienced players on Italy&aposs squad, there had been discussion that he might be named captain.
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One of the State Department's most experienced negotiators resigned Friday, becoming the latest veteran member of the country's diplomatic corps to leave.
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A former secretary of state portraying herself as the steadiest, most experienced candidate to lead the United States and the world, Mrs.
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She is the most experienced player from the 2019 World Cup squad, aside from a pregnant Alex Morgan, to not make qualifiers.
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Mr. Lavrov is one of the world's most experienced diplomats, and someone known to bring the proverbial gun to every knife fight.
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He made his public reputation as a reality-TV star but nevertheless defeated one of the most experienced politicians in the land.
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In others they are the oldest, and so the most experienced at eluding predators or securing resources, such as food and breeding sites.
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Thomas Müller, Germany's most experienced taker, has converted 79% of his career attempts, which is a hair over the average in major leagues.
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"The fraud scheme orchestrated by IBI shocked even the most experienced of our investigative team," said FBI special-agent-in-charge David Gelios.
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In 2017, America is contending with a world whose challenges would be excruciatingly difficult even for the most experienced and well-managed administration.
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How will EPA lead the response to this threat if the workforce is gutted and stripped of its most experienced scientists and responders?
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Ashley Parker, one of our most experienced reporters covering the Trump campaign, said she realized she had become somewhat inured to these displays.
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In 2013, El Salvador banned 14 international players for life for match-fixing, including some of their best-known and most experienced names.
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First of all, Allred reminds us that Clinton is the most experienced individual to run for the United States presidency in recent history.
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Known for his trademark Panama hat, the 50-year-old was among the most experienced and respected journalists covering Mexico's brutal drug war.
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Notably, my proposal will put the federal government's most experienced privacy cop, the FTC, back on the beat to protect consumers' online privacy.
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We want to have the best diverse and the most experienced viewpoints around the table when we have to tackle these complicated issues.
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But the flip side, she said, is that the American troops left in harm's way are some of the most experienced and valuable.
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" Steyer will tell the crowd that the party nominated "the most experienced and qualified candidate in history" in 2016 and "Trump still prevailed.
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He is using money from the Renewal program to pay four of his most experienced teachers extra to serve as mentors to colleagues.
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Rather than elevate him as the most experienced candidate, the moment served to remind viewers of how far he's fallen in the race.
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Still, Schweitzer is among those who says Trump's staffing choices will likely be limited and won't include the Republican party's most experienced security hands.
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Francis's trip to Malta is also seen as a tribute to its archbishop Charles Scicluna, who is the Vatican's most experienced sexual abuse investigator.
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"[He's] one of my most experienced officers at the city and I am personally grateful for his years of service with us," Nellis said.
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"I don't think technology will ever guarantee credible elections," says one of the world's most experienced monitors, who does not wish to be named.
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Dwyane Wade and Joe Johnson each have played more playoff games on their own than the two most experienced Hornets, Lee and Marvin Williams.
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DETROIT — As a former first lady, U.S. senator, secretary of state, Hillary Clinton is the most experienced and credentialed candidate now running for president.
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One of the most experienced and respected journalists covering Mexico's brutal drug war was murdered Monday in Sinaloa, a state plagued by narco violence.
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If Davis was the most experienced criminal in the Beatles, he may—perversely—have headed to Syria to stay on the straight and narrow.
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That Marks is the most experienced Jags defensive lineman is simply the extra flourish of cruelty that Jacksonville fans have come to expect. 4.
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But even the most experienced government officials will have trouble burying this scale of trouble under a few carefully crafted lines of diplomatic niceties.
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Gaga soon learned of the comments and responded accordingly, with a level of shade only perfected by the most experienced pop stars (see: Mariah).
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The 24 sachets of coffee contained in the Yawn Coffee Advent Calendar box will expose even the most experienced coffee drinker to something new.
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Colorado has one of the oldest and most experienced teams in the conference with four seniors and a redshirt junior in the starting lineup.
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But Smith had the backing of FTC Chairman Joseph Simons, who called him "one of our country's best and most experienced consumer protection lawyers."
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In a cover letter to Trump, Barrack described Manafort as "the most experienced and lethal of managers" and "a killer," according to the Times.
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Most experienced writers would, I think, recognize that sort of comment as a friend offering positive thoughts on a book they hadn't responded to.
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And just weeks into his presidential term, the Zelensky team lost one of its most experienced western-educated technocrats, national security chief Oleksandr Danylyuk.
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The Vatican's most experienced sexual abuse investigator, Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, and Father Jordi Bertomeu, a Spaniard, had visited Chile earlier this year.
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"This is a significant milestone," said Jordan, as Whitson made it to 50 hours and 41 minutes, becoming the world's most experienced female spacewalker.
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Without the ability to hire and retain the most experienced policy people, Congress cannot go toe to toe with the president on enough issues.
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"Our team has a good level," said Élise Bussaglia, the 33-year-old midfielder who is the team's most experienced player, with 188 caps.
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Even the most experienced brokers who spend all day, every day, analyzing investment funds can't predict when the market will swing high or low.
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Thompkins, who returns to the Jets after playing seven games with them during the 2015 season, steps in as their most experienced wide receiver.
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One of Wall Street's most experienced analysts says the equity market is "bottoming out" and recommends investors take a hard look at financial stocks.
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He beat a formidable field of Republican candidates, then beat the most qualified, most experienced presidential candidate on the Democratic side since, well, ever.
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It also might have to do with the fact that the most experienced economic policy hands in the Republican Party have largely shunned Trump.
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Scicluna, the Vatican's most experienced sex abuse investigator, arrived in Santiago on Monday but was admitted to a hospital on Wednesday for emergency gallbladder surgery.
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Objectively speaking, together with George H.W. Bush and John Quincy Adams, Hillary Clinton is one of the three most experienced presidential candidates in American history.
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Scalia had seemed almost immortal, a fixture on the bench who could intimidate the most experienced advocate and charm some of his fiercest ideological opposites.
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Unlike most experienced riders who started riding from a very young age on dirt bikes, scooters, and Groms, Keanu learned to ride as an adult.
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Issac Bailey: Sanders fails on the gun issue Sunday night, Hillary Clinton proved, again, that she's maybe the most experienced, qualified candidate in the field.
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He's confronting a critical moment -- which would daunt the most experienced, popular and statesmanlike President -- with little to no political juice to achieve his aims.
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It takes even the most experienced divers up to five hours to swim through jagged, narrow channels from where the boys are to safety outside.
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It takes even the most experienced divers up to five hours to swim through jagged, narrow tunnels from where the boys are to safety outside.
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"Even the most experienced climbers could meet with accidents on a minor technical mistake, extreme weather and winds," association chief Santa Bir Lama told Reuters.
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He was studying tourism, English and French in Sucre, and was Condor's most experienced guide, having been with the company since it started in 2102.
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With Quick-Step Floors, arguably the most experienced teams on the flat where wind gusts can cause splits in the peloton, Martin is well protected.
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Despite Boutte's lack of qualifications, many lawsuits, and shameless use of YouTube, she's still operating as "Atlanta's most experienced cosmetic surgeon," according to her website.
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"Notably, my proposal will put the federal government's most experienced privacy cop, the FTC, back on the beat to protect consumers' online privacy," Pai wrote.
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Don Christensen, who used to be the Air Force's most experienced prosecutor of sexual assault cases before he retired out of frustration with the system.
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And they find themselves at the center of an existence shaped by physical danger and policy shifts that confound even the most experienced immigration experts.
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Some said they got practical training on deployments and noted that the Seventh Fleet had a reputation as being the most experienced in the Navy.
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US-led coalition airstrikes are pummeling the village, believed to be filled with at least 500 of ISIS' most experienced and battle-hardened fighters. 3.
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In 2016, the year he turned 80, Zottarelli, the flight team's most experienced programmer, gave six months' notice and spent the time training a successor.
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Meanwhile, mid-cap technology stocks — such as Etsy, Stitch Fix, Roku and Yelp — have outperformed lately, after most experienced a sell-off in early 2018.
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Porter was one of the most experienced hands in the Trump White House, which has been criticized for having a dearth of prior government service.
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Whether it's improving customer experiences, trying out new business models, or developing new products and services, even the most experienced business leaders are often wrong.
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Before the FCC stripped it of jurisdiction, the FTC—the nation's most experienced privacy enforcement agency—brought over 500 privacy enforcement actions, including against ISPs.
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Failed nominations happen to every president, and even the most experienced officials can be brought down with decades-old revelations that vetting teams failed to identify.
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Warren and Biden, two of the Democratic Party's most experienced and compelling officials, were shunted aside at the very end because they had a bad week.
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That makes this $1 billion investment a significant push to own the expertise of some of the robotics world's brightest and most experienced self-driving experts.
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Dayana Toapanta, at just 10 years old, is one of the most experienced riders and decided to return this year after recovering from a hard fall.
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For Green, general manager of IBM Watson Internet of Things, it isn't about being the smartest or most experienced applicant, though she admits that's a plus.
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Arcane rules and customs that are hard for even the most experienced Senate alumni to explain allow someone like Jeff Flake to gum up the works.
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If Watkins is out, Woods would be the most experienced receiver left behind, but he's mostly been a milquetoast disappointment in his three-year NFL career.
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From the word go, the public were crying out to see the Tristar charge tested against some of the most experienced fighters on the regional scene.
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This is the time to lock arms against the enemy, not to voluntarily disarm by taking our best, brightest and most experienced defenders off the battlefield.
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"As the nation's most experienced commercial launch provider, we know the importance of both efficiency and safety," the company emailed in a statement to The Verge.
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He was not only one of the most distinguished lawyers of the Founding generation but was one of the most experienced diplomats in the new nation.
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" Company had 3 crashes in 11 years Liberty Helicopters describes itself as "the largest and most experienced helicopter sightseeing and charter service in New York City.
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Liberty Helicopters describes itself as "the largest and most experienced helicopter sightseeing and charter service in New York City," with a fleet of 10 Airbus helicopters.
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For example, the Verified Experts of Extra Crunch include detailed profiles of "Verified Expert Lawyers" – some of the most experienced and skilled startup lawyers in practice today.
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But days later, he appointed the Church's most experienced sexual abuse investigator to look into the accusations that Bishop Juan Barros had covered up crimes against minors.
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Former president Barack Obama — who labeled Abrams the "most experienced, most qualified candidate in this race" — jetted to Georgia to lend his support as well, Politico reported.
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To further this effort, Zuckerberg said the company has appointed one of its "most experienced product leaders" to a new role of chief privacy officer for products.
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Mr Strache—the most experienced figure in frontline Austrian politics, who has run a slick and professional election campaign—will make a more formidable partner than Haider.
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One of the trainers, a veteran of two decades of regional conflict, said the scale of violence in Syria's war sometimes overwhelmed even the most experienced medics.
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Even U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who is one of the most experienced people working on the problem, doesn't seem optimistic about a deal by the deadline.
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Clinton may be one of the most experienced presidential candidates in recent history, and yet a pitch based on that might be a drawback on a campaign.
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Former president Barack Obama — who labeled Abrams the "most experienced, most qualified candidate in this race" — jetted to Georgia to lend his support as well, Politico reported.
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The state teachers' group said the increases have gone largely to entry- and midlevel teachers, but that the most experienced educators' pay has barely risen since 2008.
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The policy, several months in the making, is the result of newsroom leaders consulting with "a number of our most experienced reporters and editors," the email said.
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But in a sea of options with tons of bells and whistles, even the most experienced fitness junkie can have trouble choosing from these often-pricey wearables.
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It takes even the most experienced divers up to five hours to swim through jagged, narrow channels from the chamber where the boys are to safety outside.
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According to the employee, one of the museum's most experienced carpenters sliced his hand open on a table saw while preparing for an exhibition in fall 2017.
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"Joe Biden is simultaneously the most-experienced presidential campaign debater in modern American life but has the lowest expectations," said Michael Steel, an adviser to former Rep.
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At least 500 ISIS fighters are believed to remain in the village, thought to be a concentration of ISIS' most experienced and battle-hardened fighters and commanders.
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Mr. Tillerson's 14-month tenure at the State Department was marked by conflict with Mr. Trump and an exodus of some of the nation's most experienced diplomats.
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" 'Such a low bar' Pompeo is arguably the most experienced of the national security Cabinet, the former national security official said, "but it's such a low bar.
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Baker, one of the most experienced managers in baseball, is Houston's choice to help guide the club after an illegal sign-stealing scheme tarnished the team's reputation.
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I realized that Paris Hilton is a legitimate powerhouse in the kitchen, and that everyone — even the most experienced cooks among us — can learn something from her.
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The North Korean diplomats and officials likely to attend the meeting are some of the country's most experienced negotiators, who have deftly wrangled with several American administrations.
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On the one hand, this is a brilliant move from Wardog to get rid of the most experienced player in the game, and probably the biggest threat left.
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"Jim Mattis was the strongest member of the Cabinet, the most experienced member of the Cabinet, had the most credibility with the rest of the world," Burns said.
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Lomberg, a specialist in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) and arguably the most experienced creator of messages intended for other times and beings, was among those selected.
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To peek ahead into that future, TechCrunch will interview Andrew Ng, arguably the world's most experienced AI practitioner at huge companies (Baidu, Google) as well as at startups.
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The Wolf Pack have one of the most experienced teams in the field, and they just cut their deficit against Florida to two points with 3:8493 left.
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Experts said the most experienced operators had long left the company because of meager wages and an atmosphere of paranoia fed by Mr. Maduro's ever-present secret police.
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Most experienced criminal lawyers would likely suspect that the Stormy Daniels $130,000 "hush money" payoff is the primary clue that sparked a closer look at Cohen's law office.
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"I think Joe Biden will be the most progressive president we've had since Lyndon Johnson — as well as being the most experienced president since Lyndon Johnson," Bradley said.
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But the slate of confirmation hearings on several of Mr. Trump's cabinet nominees will test the reflexes and editorial judgment of even the most experienced C-Span crews.
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AUDIENCE: Nooo -- THE PRESIDENT: Because I'm telling you right now, Hillary is one of the smartest, toughest, best-prepared, most experienced persons ever to run for this job.
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" But he also commended the jurors for their decision to disqualify Sagan, calling them "among the most experienced jury that I've ever witnessed at the Tour de France.
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But it is the long-anticipated entry of Mr. Biden, who would be the most experienced candidate in the race, that complicated Mr. McAuliffe's ambitions more than anybody.
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"Lee Westwood is one of the most experienced Ryder Cup players of all time and Martin is also a Ryder Cup stalwart," Clarke told reporters at Wentworth on Tuesday.
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But universities and colleges, obligated to adjudicate alleged rape cases that can flummox even the most experienced police detectives, don't have a sterling record on how they treat victims.
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Arnaud had performed in Cirque shows for 15 years and was considered one of the company's most experienced entertainers, president and CEO Daniel Lamarre said in a phone interview.
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Mr. Walden's decision, first reported by Politico, adds to the anxiety privately discussed among House Republicans of an accelerating exodus of some of their most experienced, policy-savvy members.
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One of the government's most experienced cybersecurity civil servants, Manfra currently leads the effort to protect and strengthen our nation's vital infrastructure, including the power grid and water supplies.
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The Vols have the most experienced team in the SEC East, led by senior quarterback Josh Dobbs, and they play in what was expected to be a weak division.
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Incredibly, it was the second tanker ripped apart that day, and the most experienced seamen at the station had already been dispatched to help with the first distress call.
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But whatever the cause, Mr Badreddine's death is a blow to Hizbullah, which has lost over 1,400 of its fighters in Syria, including many of its most experienced commanders.
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And corporations, unlike civil rights organizations, have had the resources to hire the best, most creative and most experienced lawyers in the country to represent their interests in court.
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How did the most experienced and qualified presidential candidate in generations lose to a real estate magnate and reality television star whose understanding of policy seems marginal at best?
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Toronto FC captain Michael Bradley has played in the top divisions of Holland, Germany, Italy, and England, meaning he is one of the most experienced players in the MLS.
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One reason Mr. Trump is unable to name a foreign policy team is because many of the most experienced people in the Republican national security establishment have shunned him.
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At the same time, incident commanders — the most experienced fire managers, who help guide logistics — tend to be older and in riskier age groups for serious complications from coronavirus.
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Jerry Brown, who has been governor for eight years, is stepping down just at a moment when California is facing challenges that would test the most experienced chief executive.
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The Chiefs did need it, every second, to prepare for the unorthodox style of Bell, whose combination of strength, balance and acceleration torments even the most experienced defensive gurus.
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Colorado is coming off a lost week, suffering itsfirst defeat of the season and also losing its most experienced big man in seniorTory Miller-Stewart to a broken foot.
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Alfie Lee, who is white and one of the most experienced boxers in the class, hopes the sport will transport him from the troubled world beyond the center's doors.
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The experts say that driving a Zamboni takes more skill and experience than fans may realize, and the deepest, most experienced pool is in the United States and Canada.
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And despite much reporting around the so-called "boom of cryptocurrency" in Venezuela, the country's inability to find cash for its most experienced workers has led many to look elsewhere.
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Arnaud had been performing in Cirque shows for 15 years and was considered one of the company's most experienced entertainers, president and CEO Daniel Lamarre said in a telephone interview.
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The shuffle also included the promotion of a Somali-Canadian who came to Canada as a refugee to immigration minister and the departure of two of Trudeau's most experienced ministers.
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Worlds most experienced speaker — $29.99 See Details A shower is not complete without an impromptu karaoke session, and this speaker will be your music provider as you belt out notes.
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Particularly for genital surgery, it's very common for surgeons to have waiting lists longer than a year, and the most experienced and reputable surgeons have waiting lists three years long.
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Jackson's most-experienced target is senior Cam Phillips, who has recorded 20153 receptions for 22015,234 yards and 228 touchdowns in his career, and senior guard Wyatt Teller anchors the line.
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Peggy Whitson, who became the world's most experienced female spacewalker during the outing, told ground control teams that a bag containing the debris shield floated away at about 2000 a.m.
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Instead, racing to release the candidate's climate change plan this week, the Biden staff scrambled to clean up a rookie mistake from what should be the most experienced campaign around.
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Some argue that term limits create a brain drain in Congress, with the most experienced committee leaders more inclined to head for the exits once they're done holding a gavel.
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In a post on Facebook, Zuckerberg said the company had asked one of its "most experienced product leaders" to take on a new role as chief privacy officer for products.
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You've most likely heard this advice from parents, mentors or your most experienced colleagues: Don't change jobs too many times or you'll risk being seen as unsettled, disloyal or untrustworthy.
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Clinton, a former secretary of state, is the most experienced in foreign affairs among the candidates and is strongly supported by much of the Democratic Party's centrist foreign policy establishment.
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These were displayed in a show as smoothly elegant as the most experienced house in Paris could put on — in quarters so cramped that ironing was done in the bathroom.
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The vice president is presenting himself as the most experienced and street-smart Democrat who can best be trusted to handle the negative barrage that Trump is waiting to unleash.
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Mr. Ryan has encouraged Mr. Gowdy, a former federal prosecutor and one of the House Republicans' most experienced investigators, to help calm tensions between Mr. Nunes and the Justice Department.
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Residents said that most of the Islamic State fighters left in Raqqa were local recruits, along with some foreign fighters, and that the most experienced commanders and fighters having decamped.
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The agency has seen an exodus of longtime career officials under Tillerson, which has been highlighted in recent months by the departures of some of the department's most experienced diplomats.
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But to say that race doesn't matter at all blinks reality — or at least that's what most experienced prosecutors and defense attorneys will tell you, when speaking off the record.
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The two congressional leaders are ideological opposites who are two of the capital's most experienced deal makers, yet to this point each has mainly called on the other to relent.
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In recent months many of the State Department's most experienced North Korea hands have retired, leaving negotiations to Trump appointees less familiar with the issues and their North Korean counterparts.
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Instead, officers opened the doors to find something that stunned even the most experienced customs agents: 60 tightly wrapped bundles of white powder, each the size of a small trunk.
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A slew of new features are coming to the Uber driver app starting Thursday for the most experienced drivers as well as novices who just signed up for their first ride.
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Former officials say they doubt Pompeo will be able to leverage his closer alignment with Trump to revive the beleaguered department that's already lost many of its most experienced career diplomats.
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While the two Korean display makers are evidently favored by Apple — and undoubtedly most experienced with producing OLED panels — there is also the dark horse competition of Foxconn to be considered.
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For a season constructed atop the most experienced player in Bachelor history, why shouldn't the pool of competing women be the most talented, most beloved, most confident players from previous seasons?
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"I wanted to follow-up with you in person just because your surgery will be very difficult in terms of what even the most experienced surgeons have encountered," she tells Jennings.
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Most airline passengers — even the most experienced road warriors — hear the words "this is your captain speaking" and recognize that what follows is going to be something they'll want to know.
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The spacewalk moved Whitson, a veteran of 10 previous outings, to third on the list of the world's most experienced spacewalkers, behind Russian cosmonaut Anatoly Solovyev and NASA's Mike Lopez-Alegria.
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The good news over at DOT is that the secretary, Elaine Chao, is just about the most experienced and well-qualified person working on domestic issues anywhere in the Trump administration.
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The backdrop: The New York Times, which first reported Jacobson's departure, cited analysts saying she's one of the State Department's most experienced officials on Latin America, with three decades of experience.
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"We will continue to take the necessary steps to ensure our confidential information is protected as we build the world's most experienced driver," a spokesperson for Waymo said in a statement.
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No one alive today has experience with a pandemic of this severity, catching even the most experienced researchers off-guard, not to mention the average person sorting through their Facebook feed.
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That said, she is one of the most experienced competitors in women's MMA, having fought 30 times and battled elite opposition like Cyborg (twice), Miesha Tate, Liz Carmouche and Sarah Kaufman.
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We're talking to chief security officers to learn more about their work, promote best practices that don't hamper growth and share insights from some of the industry's most experienced security professionals.
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While imposing tight censorship, the Communist Party has also learned to lean on the most popular artists and the most experienced internet companies to help it instill Chinese with patriotic zeal.
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And each year, the legislative chambers dole out dozens of lulus, with the richest payments being decided by the ruling party, and generally going to the most experienced and loyal members.
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ALBERT RIVERA - CIUDADANOS (CITIZENS) At only 73 years old, Albert Rivera is one of the most experienced leaders of the youngest generation of candidates contending for the general election in Spain.
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But if someone genuinely cracks his code, without economic or showbiz-related pretenses, The Entity opens up with humility, offering more attention and care than the world's most experienced flight attendant.
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The country may very well elect an incompetent businessman who has boasted about sexual assault over the most experienced candidate in modern presidential history — who just so happens to be a woman.
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While he has been able to hire some of the most experienced staffers in Democratic politics, his bid has lost its luster, even as O'Rourke has campaigned vigorously all across the country.
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The Weather Channel has some of the most experienced weather experts in the business, so for them to try to evacuate as the storm approached is a sign of the storm's fury.
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The signatures of these same SeaWorld managers were all over internal documents describing how dangerous the whales were and the need to have only the most experienced trainers work with certain whales.
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The Authenticity of the Fart Now that we've established why people are into farting, sexually, it's time to address what even the most experienced fart fetishists wonder: How are the farts made?
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"I heard about this with great sadness and I thought it strange," Fernandinho, one of the most experienced players in the squad, told reporters at the national team's training camp outside Rio.
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But with algorithms and public perceptions both changing constantly, deciding which platforms to use (and how to best use them) is a dilemma that can frustrate even the most experienced marketing pros.
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When a Western ambassador asked some of the candidates to come to his residence, only Mr. Quang A, the most experienced, dared to turn up, a diplomat who arranged the invitation said.
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Given the pace of change ahead, the newest and most experienced workers alike need to consider themselves "new-collar workers" who adopt new technology and add new skills continuously in their careers.
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For Guo, highly regarded as one of China's most experienced financial services professionals, returning to Beijing follows an accomplished career including appointments as chairman of China Construction Bank Corp (601939.SS)(0939.
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Personal Journeys As an aviation writer I frequently ask flight crews for tips on what to see and do when I go somewhere new because they are among the most experienced travelers.
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Here's Laura with two problems that may surprise even the most experienced puzzle-solver: These two problems have always been linked in my mind since I first heard them many years ago.
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If you've documented Campell's career as closely as we have, you've seen her grace magazines, television shows, movies, charities, and more to become one of the most experienced models of our time.
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The most experienced probers are the Mulligans, a white political dynasty that prides itself on having kept the city in its pocket for so long, though its dominance is starting to fray.
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Many lawmakers, though, are already lining up behind the current leaders, arguing that the lopsided power landscape in 2017 is a forceful reason for keeping the most experienced political hands in place.
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By trying to spur start-ups, the state is also engaging in a high-risk business that even for the most experienced venture capitalist is prone to produce more failures than successes.
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Shaun Osher, founder and CEO of CORE, points out that the most experienced agents may also be the busiest ones, more likely to pass off your search or sale to a substitute.
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The Sun Ra Arkestra, the fabled free jazz ensemble, embraces volcanic bursts and entropic rambling; the electronic musician JLin creates skittish footwork beats that favor only the bravest and most experienced dancers.
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Top tier Diamond members get dedicated 24-hour phone support from the company's most experienced agents and occasional free upgrades to premium rides — say, to an UberBlack when they have reserved UberX.
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"Statistical significance is different from clinical significance" In my experience in dealing with the media, such caution and caveats — second nature to most experienced researchers who take science seriously — can get ignored.
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Venezuela's oil industry has lost its most experienced decision-makers and officials with incredible speed, and the top official at the helm of PDVSA has no experience in the sector at all.
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One of the most experienced outfits is the Fly2 tandem paragliding team, who have been flying in the Val Gardena for over 113 years (various launch locations and flight durations, from €110).
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In one of the most underrated coaching moves of the season, Lue started his most experienced bunch (including a postscandal D.N.P.-prone Tristan Thompson) for Game 7 of the Indiana Pacers series.
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Button, the 2009 world champion and Formula One's most experienced active driver with 286 starts under his belt, called it the "most dangerous part" of the opening 18-minute phase of qualifying.
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LINE: ColoradoState -23 ABOUT OREGON STATE (123: 212-238): Picked fifth inthe Pac-224 North preseason media poll, the Beavers have one of the league's most experienced teams with 17 returning starters.
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Even the most experienced doctor cannot predict with certainty how long a patient battling serious illness will live or when they might fall into treatable depression in the course of their illness.
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Some SEALs said in interviews that the stabbing immediately struck them as wrong, but because it was Chief Gallagher, the most experienced commando in the group, no one knew how to react.
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Button will be the most experienced driver in the race as he makes his 306th start, with the Briton third in the all-time list behind the retired Rubens Barrichello and Michael Schumacher.
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Juan Carlos Cruz met in a church on Manhattan's Upper West Side for about four hours with Archbishop Charles Scicluna, one of the most experienced and respected Vatican investigators of clergy sexual abuse.
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"One thing we've tried to address is the misperception, often put forth by our competitors, that our most experienced M&A people were not also working on these (middle-market) deals," said Friedland.
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"The futures market can ravish even the most experienced traders, thus those new to bitcoin investing should look to invest on traditional bitcoin exchanges," said Andy LaPointe, founder of the education site BitcoinLearningCenters.com.
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Although Swaraj is one of Modi's most experienced ministers, the premier has made foreign policy very much his own domain, traveling the world and working to strengthen ties, especially with the United States.
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After consulting with a number of our most experienced reporters and editors, we have decided to take several steps to raise the bar and provide added scrutiny for our use of anonymous sources.
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The three team members rotated during the race Le Mans-style to try and stay fresh but in the dense summer humidity, it proved a tough battle for even the most experienced racers.
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Button is the most experienced driver on the starting grid and while his sabbatical is likely to spell the end of his Formula One racing career, he said he could still compete elsewhere.
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Jeff Pietrzyk, is one of the most experienced prosecutors in the Navy and should be able to present the case effectively despite the short time to prepare, said Mr. Korody, the retired prosecutor.
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And many of the best and most experienced Australian reporters on China are effectively muzzled from speaking out about the effect of the defamation laws because they are already involved in such lawsuits.
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She is one of the most experienced and knowledgeable monetary policy experts in the world and would be incredibly valuable to Mr. Powell, a former lawyer who is not an economist by training.
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Mr. Tillerson pushed out hundreds of the nation's most experienced diplomats, cut promotions in half and hoped to slash staffing levels by as much as a third over the course of his tenure.
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If you&aposre feeling ill suited to the job of guiding people in their career development and evaluating their performance, rest assured that even the most experienced managers get confused — all the time.
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Now, according to some of America's most experienced veterans of Arab diplomacy, that important distinction has been compromised — and along with it America's relationship with the very people it is seeking to befriend.
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Salaries have recently risen by a few thousand dollars for entry- and mid-level teachers, but the levels at which the most experienced educators are paid have barely risen since 2008, Jewell said.
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However, in temperatures above fifteen degrees Celsius, hypothermia does not set in for at least thirty minutes—by that time, most experienced outdoor swimmers will have long since made it to the shore.
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As the most experienced of the lot, having dealt with death and violence during his years in Helmand and the American troop surge, he often took the lead in those kinds of delegations.
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Nonetheless, as a lifelong Republican, I have decided to vote for the candidate who is the most experienced — and that would be Hillary Clinton — regardless of the baggage that comes with that candidate.
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" He used Trump's own words to buoy that — saying he hoped to "drain the swamp here in our own country" and that he was surrounding himself with "the best and most experienced people.
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"This team is easily one of the most experienced and technically renowned in autonomous vehicles, and in my opinion, a pioneering team who will bring autonomous vehicles to the mass market," said Hoffman.
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He is the most experienced of the leading candidates but concerns about his health after he suffered a stroke and collapsed during a cabinet meeting in 2016 had raised questions about his suitability.
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They're going to have to get the best and the brightest and the most experienced and the most skillful, and assemble an absolutely first-rate team of lawyers to conduct defense on multiple fronts.
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Judge Wyrick also clerked for the fifth and by far most experienced judge on Mr Trump's freshened roster: Brett Kavanaugh, 52, an 11-year veteran of the Circuit Court for the District of Columbia.
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When the American people elected Donald J. Trump as their president, they not only rejected the most "experienced" candidate on the stage but also the idea that experience and expertise are all that matters.
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Women had to take the drug every day and couldn't drink while taking it — and after all that, only 13 percent (at most) experienced the benefit of 0.5 more "sexually satisfying" events a month.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Britain's Jenson Button, the most experienced driver on the Formula One starting grid, says he needs a competitive car if he is to stay in the sport for an 18th season.
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That makes the Waymo fleet the most experienced autonomous car platform currently on the road, according to the company, which says the average American driver would take 300 years to hit the same mark.
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Tillerson's supporters would be sure to note that he came to Trump's attention because of the de facto endorsement of Gates and Rice, two of the party's most experienced and respected national security experts.
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One of the most experienced members of Mueller's FBI crew is Meisel, 46, who spent several years earlier this decade in a job involving more international intrigue: as the FBI's legal attaché in Israel.
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State director Aaron Pickrell is one of Ohio's most experienced operatives in recent presidential cycles, having helped run Barack Obama's winning campaigns there and Hillary Clinton's eight point loss to Donald Trump in 2016.
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ABOUT COLORADO STATE (2016: 383-6): Rams coach Mike Bobo is also entering his third season at the helm in FortCollins and has one of the Mountain West's most experienced rosters with 16returning starters.
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"Sorry about this," Special Operator First Class Craig Miller, one of the most experienced SEALs in the group, said as he looked sideways toward a blank wall, trying to hide that he was weeping.
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Often he can hoist even the most experienced wrestlers in the division off their feet and slam them to the mat, not just once or twice a fight but dozens upon dozens of times.
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While Pompeo has been active on issues of intelligence, he has no experience from within the actual intelligence community agencies, leaving Flynn as the most experienced member of Trump's team on national security and intelligence.
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The 236-year-old right-hander was expected to be the most experienced member of the young Marlins' rotation this season, and he had settled for a $21 million contract this season to avoid arbitration.
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MADRID — Real Madrid replaced one of Europe's most experienced coaches with a largely untested one on Monday, firing the unpopular Rafael Benítez, who had spent only seven months on the job, and appointing Zinedine Zidane.
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Mothers began showing up at the Oswaldo Cruz Hospital with their affected babies as early as September, stunning doctors and leaving even the most experienced among them scrambling to figure out what was going on.
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The latest news are plans for the launch of another club in west London, this time in Kensington and Chelsea, named Albert's by a team led by four of the capital's most experienced industry professionals.
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The Miami Herald reports that most of Jose's friends suspect the MLB star was driving because it was his boat, he was the most experienced driver and had just met one of the other passengers.
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In response to a question on the firm that South Africa could choose to build new nuclear reactors, Kubayi said it was important to go for "the most experienced people who have a track record".
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But Firaxis has also gone beyond expectations, over-delivering in almost every respect, adding significant strategic depth, and building new features that consistently delight, surprise, and genuinely terrify even the most experienced of XCOM players.
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A ZocDoc competitor, Amino gives users the ability to search for doctors who are most experienced in treating their particular ailment and tend to deliver the best health outcomes to patients of a similar profile.
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"My experience on the Intelligence Committee and on the Homeland Security Committee while our democracy has been on the ropes makes me one of the most experienced national security candidates in the field," he said.
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One of the film's major characters is one of its most experienced emerging stars: Jordan is a mainstay of Ryan Coogler's filmography, having starred in both of the director's previous outings, Creed and Fruitvale Station.
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It's an accepted truth that you'll hear spoken by everyone from the most experienced fighter to the most casual fan: it's a test with no grey area, no bias, and little room for moral relativism.
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At BOLT, each flight reserves a week to train on new tasks and everyone from the newest airman to the most experienced non-commissioned officer hones their skills at maintaining the aircraft as a whole.
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As a writer for Mythic Quest — where she's currently in the writer's room for the second season — Burch is one of the show's most experienced voices when it comes to the world of video games.
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As a writer for Mythic Quest — where she's currently in the writer's room for the second season — Burch is one of the show's most experienced voices when it comes to the world of video games.
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While the design explains most of the weird, larger stuff that ends up against the grate, from time to time the Newtown Creek plant will receive an item that baffles even the most experienced veteran.
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"Sometimes there are events that have an effect as a catalyzer to open your eyes to the reality around you," said Claus Grube, formerly Denmark's ambassador to Britain and one of its most experienced diplomats.
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"Players like Osaka are going to be forced to add more variety to their game," said Sven Groeneveld, one of the game's most experienced coaches, who worked with Maria Sharapova and most recently Sloane Stephens.
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"Players like Osaka are going to be forced to add more variety to their game," said Sven Groeneveld, one of the game's most experienced coaches, who worked with Maria Sharapova and most recently Sloane Stephens.
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Other portions are relevant to even the most experienced serial entrepreneurs — like how to think through potential drag-along and pay-to-play provisions, full-ratchet anti-dilution clauses and other tricky terms one might find.
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And while it is true that he has been able to win the nomination anyway, ignorance can hurt when he faces off against Clinton, one of the smartest and most experienced people in the political realm.
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"Waymo's goal from day one has been to build the world's most experienced driver and give people access to self-driving technology that will make our roads safer," Waymo CEO John Krafcik said in a statement.
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After his return from Chile, Francis did an about-face and dispatched Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, one of the Church's most experienced sexual abuse investigators, to Santiago to hear more testimony in the Barros case.
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Yuto Nagatomo: Cap centurion Nagamoto, currently plying his trade for Galatasaray on loan from Inter Milan, is the most experienced member of a resilient Japan defense that conceded only seven goals in their 10 qualifying games.
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He assigned a team of senior newsroom managers, led by the standards editor, Philip Corbett, to work on it; and they in turn sought the opinion of some of The Times's most experienced reporters and editors.
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"He is a seasoned hand and one of the most experienced communications executives in the world who will be an asset to both SoftBank and our portfolio of global companies," Mr. Claure said in a statement.
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Ms. Chevallier, one of the Comédie-Française's most experienced performers, is a natural leader at this point in her career, and directs the proceedings with more authority when she is onstage than Mr. Dana does elsewhere.
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The rule hurts the very people we are trying to help and cuts us off from using many of our most experienced program implementers, which weakens the efficiency and effectiveness of all U.S. global health efforts.
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While the most discussed change is the series's continued emphasis on youth, the end of the season last weekend brought the retirement of Jenson Button and Felipe Massa, two of the oldest and most experienced drivers.
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Education about the Holocaust involves crucial lessons about civic responsibility and action in the face of atrocities, but it can be challenging for even the most experienced educators because it raises difficult questions, Ms. Azrieli said.
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Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican and one of the chamber's most experienced foreign policy hands, said the attempt by a foreign country to interfere with the US voting process needs better understanding and a vigorous response.
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Born and raised in Tokoroa, a New Zealand town of 14,000 which has produced a disproportionate number of top rugby players, Turner is the oldest, or "most experienced" as she prefers it, player in the Australia side.
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Hywood said editions of Australia's oldest continuously printed newspapers would continue even though the strike is expected to see many of Fairfax's most experienced journalists absent for Australia's federal budget, a centerpiece event of Australian media companies.
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"It is like we have gone backwards in certain areas, I don't know why," said Button, a director of the Grand Prix Driver's Association (GPDA) and 2009 world champion as well as the sport's most experienced racer.
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An influential Democratic fundraising committee is turning to two of the party's most experienced and prolific moneymakers — Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi — during the final stretch of the campaign as Democrats look to seize control of Congress.
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I had one campaign derailed because of a "DON'T EMAIL MY WIFE" meltdown that caused a couple of my best, most experienced troops to quit the campaign at the exact moment I needed all-hands-on-deck.
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The men's sidelining also deprives the Venezuelan oil sector of two of its most experienced executives, who were also adamant that the country must keep paying its onerous debt and avoid a debilitating default at all costs.
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" American Airlines said it continues "to collaborate with the FAA and other regulatory authorities" and that they "have full confidence in the aircraft and our crew members, who are the best and most experienced in the industry.
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A combination of new and existing works, Forsythe's latest features seven of his most experienced dancers who use the sound of their breath to guide them through his intricate, slippery and virtuosic — though never conventionally showy — choreography.
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The militants' basic strategy appears to be to focus much of their efforts on blunting the CTS attack, calculating that if they can stymie Iraq's most experienced fighting force, the Iraqi government's broader offensive will bog down.
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Scicluna, the Vatican's most experienced sex abuse investigator, arrived in Santiago more than a week ago to hear complaints that Bishop Juan Barros had hidden information about the abuse of minors by his mentor, Father Fernando Karadima.
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He ended up as one of NASA's most experienced flyers, becoming the first astronaut to fly into space six times, and the only one to enter space in each of the Gemini, Apollo and space shuttle programs.
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What sources does Trump believe are more qualified to provide the President with up-to-the-minute data and analysis on global threats than the world's largest, best-funded, most technologically advanced, and most experienced security apparatus?
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She is also one of the most experienced House candidates in history in a year that the energy in Democratic politics is around its fresh faces -- including Andrew Gillum, the party's candidate for the Florida governor's office.
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But while the governor has some real problems — like the decrepit subways and ethical concerns — in many ways he is also the most experienced politician in New York State, and he has a solid record to run on.
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Button, the most experienced driver on the grid with 285 race starts and 16 seasons behind him, has been a match for Alonso at McLaren and will be expected to outperform the rookie who turned 24 last week.
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Boudia, who won his 23th national title in December, is likely to be the most experienced diver on this year's United States men's team, and he is still the Americans' best chance to again break up the Chinese dynasty.
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They nominated one of the most experienced major party nominees of all time, a consummate insider, and then she ran a campaign that was very heavily focused on the notion that Trump was simply unfit to serve as president.
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He sat near the center and had the habit of rocking back in his chair and then almost leaping forward to launch a question that could unsettle even the most experienced advocate and change the course of oral arguments.
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Bill Richardson quits Myanmar's Rohingya crisis panel after spat with Aung San Suu Kyi Bill Richardson quits Myanmar's Rohingya crisis panel after spat with Aung San Suu Kyi As one of America's most experienced diplomats, former New Mexico Gov.
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Chris Woods, the lead engineer behind the digital card game Hex: Shards of Fate, might be the most experienced developer of artificial intelligences used in trading card games (TCGs), a lifetime of work that stretches back over 20 years.
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Given everything she's been through — surviving King's Landing with Joffrey and Cersei, the Vale with Littlefinger and Lysa Arryn, and the North under Ramsay Bolton, she's one of the most experienced political operators in the realm at this point.
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"Even the most experienced medical centers may be seeing only 10 cases of this a year," says Thomas Clark, a medical epidemiologist and deputy director of the CDC's division of viral diseases, who is leading the agency's AFM response.
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"When it comes to the trifecta of voter disenfranchisement — voter suppression, racial gerrymandering, and restriction of voting rights — Thomas Farr is, sadly, one of the most experienced election lawyers in the country," Abrams and Gillum wrote in their statement.
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But even the most experienced negotiator with an unlimited supply of energy and personal credibility will fail when the parties in the dispute view one another with mistrust and the conflict itself has descended into a regional proxy conflict.
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Two officials in the district attorney's office, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss a continuing investigation, said one of the office's most experienced sex crime prosecutors, Maxine Rosenthal, conducted the initial interview with Ms. de la Huerta.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - One of Hong Kong's most experienced judges has warned that a storm over the rule of law has "broken out in full force" in the protest-hit Asian financial hub, urging people to treasure the system.
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If the bill is approved, US transit agencies would "lose their most experienced competitor, and the one that's evolving the technology the fastest," says Camron Gorguinpour, who works in the global electric vehicle program at the World Resources Institute.
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Former Bank of England deputy governor Andrew Bailey, one of the City of London's most experienced financial regulators, is set to be named as the new governor of the British central bank, a person familiar with the process said.
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"In addition to being one of the most experienced tacticians and strategic counselors in the industry, we look forward to benefiting from Jack's commitment to culture-building, mentoring colleagues and advising on firm matters as we continue to grow our business."
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In a polarized political atmosphere, a seamless introduction of a potential justice would strain even the most experienced West Wing, let alone a staff that has only been in place for less than two weeks and is already under fire.
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"He was probably the best test pilot amongst us in that he had been flying the X-15 rocket plane, which today still holds some speed and altitude records, and so he was the most experienced test pilot," Collins said.
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Instead, it is an account of the two men who were principally responsible for tracking down the Rosenbergs: Robert Lamphere, an F.B.I. counterintelligence agent, and Meredith Gardner, the most experienced and able code-breaker working for the United States government.
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But Barros and other bishops were put under the spotlight in January when the pope sent one of the Vatican's most experienced sexual abuse investigators, Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, to New York and Chile to talk to victims and bishops.
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But the rationale for such investment took a battering in the years after 2009-2010, when deflation was more a concern than inflation, commodities moved in close correlation with other risk assets and most experienced significant and prolonged price falls.
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Russia coach Stanislav Cherchesov has been working overtime trying to rebuild his team, particularly defensively, after a cruel run of serious injuries to some of his most experienced operators, but the tournament has arrived without him showing much evidence of progress.
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He beat arguably the most experienced candidate ever put forward by a major party, the wife of a beloved former president who served our current quite popular president and would have made history as the first woman to ever lead America.
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While the mentorship opportunities in recent startup hubs like Berlin and Stockholm have increased dramatically in recent years, the mentors in Silicon Valley are still some of the most experienced and clueful in the world (let's call that factor "X").
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The Space Force mission should not derive from an executive order, subject to revocation or revision, nor should it originate from some inter-service agreement where the need to compromise results in the most experienced beltway insider gaining the most advantage.
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"In asking KT McFarland to become his deputy national security adviser, President-elect Trump has brought to the top ranks of his administration one of our country's most experienced, informed, and wise foreign policy and national security experts" he said.
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NOTES: The Lightning were again without two of their most experienced forwards, with RW Ryan Callahan missing his second consecutive game due to a lower-body injury and C Valtteri Filppula sitting out his fourth straight with an upper-body injury.
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Depending on whom you ask, Joe Biden's entry into the 2020 presidential race either means the Democratic field now has its most experienced and celebrated foreign policy candidate — or a frontrunner who hasn't made a good foreign policy decision in decades.
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For a young man of 23 who did not complete a degree from Austin Community College, his devices and shifting methods as a serial bomber left some of the country's most experienced federal explosives experts baffled early on in the investigation.
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Analysts say her departure will be deeply felt by both American and Mexican officials — she was one of the most experienced Latin America experts in the State Department, having spent most of her 31 years there focusing on the region.
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And the less Congress invests in itself, the more power flows elsewhere — to the executive branch, which has more and more experienced personnel; to downtown lobby shops that steal away all the most experienced congressional staff to help corporations write legislation.
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Mr. Udall's decision to not run again, discussed in an interview on Wednesday, showed how the gridlock infecting Congress and the wide political divisions in the country can frustrate even the most experienced lawmakers and make them rethink their careers.
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Although the most experienced sportsbook managers may be in for a tense evening if the Knights reach a clinching game in the Stanley Cup finals, the young entrepreneurs at Prop Swap could enjoy a nice payday regardless of the outcome.
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"We've always approached our mission as a team sport, collaborating with our OEM and supplier partners, our operations partners, and the communities we serve to build and deploy the world's most experienced driver," Waymo CEO John Krafcik said in a statement.
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"As you know, our news organization is filled with dedicated, professional journalists, including some of the best and most experienced investigative reporters, as well as others who support our reporting with exceptional talent, integrity and decency," Lack, 72, wrote on Wednesday.
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SB360, which describes itself as "one of the oldest, most experienced companies in the country conducting store closing and going out of business sales," announced Charlotte Russe would start going out of business sales at all stores as of Thursday.
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Adding another layer of complexity, Turkey had objected vociferously to the role of the Kurdish Y.P.G. While American military commanders believe the Y.P.G. has some of the most experienced and proficient fighters, Turkey has denounced the organization as a terrorist group.
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"We have less than a 9 percent recidivism rate among those [57 percent] who complete the drug court program," says Durkin, one of America's most experienced practitioners of what is known as "therapeutic jurisprudence": using the law to help treat people.
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But days later, in a remarkable U-turn, he appointed the Church's most experienced sexual abuse investigator to look into the accusations that Bishop Juan Barros of the diocese of Osorno in Chile had covered up sexual crimes against minors.
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It was a tricky series of maneuvers for even the most experienced engineer: speed up out of North Philadelphia Station; slow for a gradual curve at North Second Street; throttle open again for the straightaway, where the speed limit is 70 m.p.h.
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We have some of the most experienced investors in digital health, security and blockchain out there today, and that experience lends itself to finding good entrepreneurs that we want to work with, and then we want to build the right syndicate for them.
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And while Wasserman Schultz took a beating in the media from fact-checkers, comedians, and even some candidates, some Democrats worry that the spat may have damaged the image of one of the DNC's most experienced yet unheralded stars: DNC CEO Amy Dacey.
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"I personally made the assumption -- and I have made the assumption for many, many years -- that our forward-deployed naval forces in Japan was most efficient, well-trained, most experienced force we had because they were operating all the time," Moran said.
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ABOUT MARSHALL (1-2): With a secondary whose most experienced player had five starts, the Thundering Herd stayed with No. 3 Louisville for a quarter last week before surrendering 45 points in the middle two periods in a 59-28 home loss.
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"As one of our most experienced M&A bankers dealing with contested situations, his leadership will be critical amidst the recent uptick in hostile M&A activity," Goldman's three co-heads of global mergers and acquisitions wrote in a memo seen by Reuters.
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A year later, Coloradohas one of the conference's and nation's most experienced rosters with 2355returning starters, including senior quarterback Sefo Liufau who has set ortied 27 program records but is coming off a Lisfranc foot fracture which kepthim out of spring drills.
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Here are the first two paragraphs of the story headlined "A Cloud Over Trump's Presidency Is Lifted," by Peter Baker, the most experienced White House correspondent in Washington: For President Trump, it may have been the best day of his tenure so far.
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"We've always approached our mission as a team sport, collaborating with our OEM and supplier partners, our operations partners, and the communities we serve to build and deploy the world's most experienced driver," said John Krafcik, CEO of Waymo in a blog post.
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A West Point graduate who served for six years as an Army infantry officer, including with the 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam, Mr. Taylor is among the country's most experienced diplomats, and has served in every administration of both parties since 1985.
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For those who watch the agency, Tillerson's exit was an ironic coda to a reign that lasted just over 13 months and was characterized by the steady departure of talent and the depletion of some of the agency's most experienced and senior staff.
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One of the relatively common injuries people can sustain is compression to the nerves, which can cause sensation loss in the skin, so most experienced models and riggers are aware of this and will be equally responsible for checking that everything's progressing safely.
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A number of scientists and specialists are working on the rig, the most experienced and prominent of whom is Zhang (Winston Chao) and his daughter, Sunyi (Bingbing Li), a single mother who brought along her own precocious daughter Meiying (Shuya Sophia Cai).
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"In order to mark the occasion, some of the most experienced skydivers, BASE jumpers and freeflyers on the planet in the Red Bull Air Force took to the skies above the famous American city for the aerial flight," the company said in a statement.
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"Most experienced birders and ornithologists have at least heard about this behavior, but most backyard birders are still shocked to hear about it," Kenn Kaufman, a field editor at the National Audubon Society who was not involved in the study, told me in an email.
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The main difference this time around is that Red Carpet is founded by two rich businessmen with no desire to disrupt a notoriously rigid industry: Fred Rosen, a former Ticketmaster president and CEO, and Dan Fellman, one of Hollywood's most experienced film distribution executives.
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For Guo, highly regarded as one of China's most experienced financial services professionals, returning to Beijing follows an accomplished career including appointments as chairman of China Construction Bank Corp, the head of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, and most recently as a provincial governor.
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The division is the first operational unit in the military to employ autonomous Marathon targets: humanoid figures on four-wheeled platforms that can be programmed to operate in concert, and are fast and unpredictable enough to rock the most experienced marksmen back on their heels.
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Third, the early retirement of many of the most experienced U.S. diplomats and the absence of an American ambassador in Seoul to guide this process may be a positive sign to those who see the State Department as a sinecure for pin-striped old thinkers.
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"I am honored to not only be a part of this historic administration but also to be serving with General Flynn and KT McFarland, who are widely respected as some of the most experienced and strategic national security minds," Kellogg said in a statement.
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"We wanted to bring Kara home as soon as possible, but we first needed to make sure she would be transferred to the hospital most experienced in treating neurological conditions," her brother, Ryan Dunn, said at the press conference, according to the hospital's release.
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"It has created that awareness, that perception and that mindset, so it's a big game-changer, not only once we land there (in Rio) but it has already started," said Celestine Masinde, their most experienced player, who is in her 11th season with the team.
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"We've always approached our mission as a team sport, collaborating with our OEM and supplier partners, our operations partners, and the communities we serve to build and deploy the world's most experienced driver," said Waymo CEO John Krafcik said in blog the company posted Monday.
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Bottas has been with the team for eight years, nurtured through junior series and carrying out test driver duties before making his race debut in 2013, but next year will be the first time he is the most experienced driver in the line-up.
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It's never particularly easy to raise a round of venture capital — but I think most experienced founders will tell you it's not quite as bad the second or third time around, when you've got some experience under your belt and a track record to present to VCs.
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"He is one of the most experienced nominees in history, having already served as attorney general under President George H. W. Bush, with a career spanning various positions at the Justice Department, the Central Intelligence Agency and the private sector," North Carolina Senator Richard Burr said.
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Whitson's spacewalk today will last about six and a half hours, not only pushing her past Williams' record for most time logged, but making her the third most experienced spacewalker of all time, only behind Anatoly Solovyev (68 hours) and former astronaut Mike Lopez-Alegria (67 hours).
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Hillary Clinton is considering the vice president as her top diplomat if she wins the White House, Politico reported: The vice president, who chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee before joining the administration, is one of the most experienced and respected Democrats on the world stage.
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EYE-OPENING REPORT In his letter to Chilean bishops last month, Francis said there had been a "lack of truthful and balanced information" about the situation in Chile before he sent the Vatican's most experienced investigator of sexual abuse, Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, to investigate.
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Sanders is the second-most experienced candidate in the field after only Biden when we asked respondents to rank the candidates based on how prepared they are for the rigors of the presidency given what they knew about their history of public service and experience with government.
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However, Whitson is impressive in many other ways beyond her American record, including as the first female commander of the ISS, the most experienced space walker with 60 hours of spacewalks under her belt and she's the oldest woman to go to space at the age of 57.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), one of Capitol Hill's most experienced budget-writers, has already vowed to pursue major changes to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
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Needing only a draw in Trinidad to secure a spot in Russia, Arena opted for the same attack-heavy formation that had delivered a 20173-0 home win over Panama days earlier and kept Cameron, his most experienced and athletic central defender, on the bench against the speedy hosts.
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It should have been the moment for Mr. Biden to shine: A former chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he was among the most experienced in the Obama Situation Room during debates over increasing troop levels in Afghanistan and secretly carrying out cyberattacks on Iran's nuclear facilities.
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"This acquisition offers us and GSBD a unique opportunity to work closely with one of the industry's most experienced solar firms and to participate in the Asia Pacific market – one of the most attractive solar markets in the world today," Rajneesh Vig, managing partner of Tennenbaum Capital Partners, said.
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The victims included some of the company's most experienced workers but also its newest: Josh Pinkard, who was the plant manager of the warehouse, perished in the shooting, as did Trevor Wehner, who was a student at Northern Illinois University and an intern in the company's human resources department.
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After BWWWOYS, Eyne and Lit Internet took a break from music-making—that is, until Lit Daw entered the picture, when he messaged Lit Internet out of the blue on VK. Daw was initially the most experienced of the group, having made beats for American rappers for years.
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At 16 years old, it's one of the most experienced and advanced technologies of its kind, yet it's remarkably intuitive and user-friendly — which is exactly why it's one of three Editor's Choice winners in PCMag's data viz category and why we use it at Mashable to study various performance metrics.
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"With a strong commitment to the core principles that have generated the vast majority of our returns since inception and the best and most experienced team that we have had since the formation of the firm more than 13 years ago, we are well positioned for a strong recovery," he said.
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One of Mexico's most revered narco journalists was gunned down outside his office One of Mexico's most revered narco journalists was gunned down outside his office One of the most experienced and respected journalists covering Mexico's brutal drug war was murdered Monday in Sinaloa, a state plagued by narco violence.
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"What Donald Trump needs is the most experienced, most qualified foreign policy mind in Washington, and somebody that would immediately bring calm to the choppy political waters that always seem to be around him," said Joe Scarborough, a former Republican congressman from Florida who now hosts "Morning Joe" on MSNBC.
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Mr Cummings's enthusiasm for using privileged briefings in order to turn the press corps into an amplifier has aroused the ire of one of Fleet Street's most experienced journalists, Peter Oborne, who wrote a furious article arguing that Downing Street is filling the press with lies, smears and character assassinations.
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But it's also deeper than just a speechwriting problem: It's about how the most experienced person to ever run for the White House continues to struggle with one of the most basic parts of the job: committing to a message that helps establish a general sense of affection from the electorate.
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"I think the objective fact is that Biden is the most experienced foreign policy person in the field, and I think that's been highlighted," Mr. Donilon said in an interview, adding that Mr. Biden's critique of Mr. Trump, delivered in Manhattan on Tuesday, "was a really sharp contrast" with the incumbent.
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As Hong Kong's oldest, most experienced, and best equipped craft brewery, HKBC was a natural partner for Cathay when it decided to find a craft beer with local character, international quality, and a brewery team that could make a beer that was designed for the conditions in a pressurized airline cabin.
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Given the number of federal prosecutors competing to get El Chapo convicted, you can be sure the Department of Justice made a careful evaluation of the venue, with the strongest case, the most experienced prosecutors, best judges, and courtroom and jail facilities capable of handling the trial of such an infamous criminal defendant.
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Speaking at a town hall event in Iowa, where Clinton will follow him on stage in less than an hour, the Vermont senator was asked to respond to a new ad from the former secretary of State that touts her as the most experienced candidate to handle the myriad issues the nation faces.
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Warren is among the most experienced candidates in the field, coming in third place behind Sanders and Biden when we asked respondents to rank the candidates based on how prepared they are for the rigors of the presidency given what they knew about their history of public service and experience with government.
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But if the data fed into the system was inaccurate — which investigators are looking into — it could have theoretically caused the plane to pitch forward, presenting even the most experienced pilots with a difficult situation, said Peter Marosszeky, a longtime aircraft engineer and former senior executive at Qantas, the Australian air carrier.
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Some of America's most experienced nuclear experts, like George Shultz, former secretary of state; William Perry, former defense secretary; and Siegfried Hecker, former director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, recently wrote to Mr. Trump urging him to begin talks as the "only realistic option" to prevent North Korea's potential use of nuclear weapons.
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Knowing that one person alone is hardly ever smart enough to weigh all the variables, I have set out over the past few weeks to talk to some of the brightest and most experienced people in the crypto ecosystem, to challenge them with the question of what could make a crypto bubble pop.
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And now that Donald Trump has moved a lot of attention to his corruption with the Ukraine scandal, I think that actually puts the primary very much on Warren's turf, because she is of all, I think, the Democrats, the most experienced and most capable at making a kind of thoroughgoing argument about corruption.
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"I worry that we will have less clout on our own: In the future we won't have as much influence on Europe's response to Putin's transgressions, Iran's nuclear ambitions, or the E.U.'s foreign and security policy," said Peter Westmacott, one of Britain's most experienced diplomats and, until January, ambassador to the United States.
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Each and every one of the co-main events has been a battle that can appeal to the primal urges of the most experienced spectator, or in the cases of new viewers, many whom McGregor has brought to the table, they see some kind of lawless fight to the death unfolding before their eyes.
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Much specialty care in the United States is driven by two additional factors: patients who have a sense of entitlement that they or family members should have the highest quality care from the most experienced physicians; and primary care providers' fear of medical malpractice and the need to "cover themselves" by referring patients to specialists.
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It helped explain why a simple algorithm is often better than the most experienced doctors at diagnosing stomach cancer, why so many financial experts failed to foresee the implosion of the housing market, and why professional basketball teams make costly errors when picking players — in short, why people's instincts are often so wildly wrong.
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For Biden, the most experienced debater in the field, Thursday is an opportunity to steady the ship after a series of rocky moments that included a flip-flop on his abortion position and the controversy over his remarks about working with segregationist senators decades ago in the interest of civility and getting things done.
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"We have cast the net far and wide for this crucial appointment and, having led the Bank of England's response to the financial crisis, Andrew is simply the most respected, most experienced and most qualified person in the world to do the job," George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, said in a news release on Tuesday.
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The network — which calls itself "the country's most experienced crime network" — announced Wednesday a special edition of their Front Page series that will provide "critical details" about the case that were not addressed in Netflix's attention-grabbing documentary that cast doubt upon the conviction of Steven Avery, a man currently serving time for the murder of a young photographer.
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Months after he attempted to hurt Biden, his most experienced rival in the Democratic presidential field, by mounting a pressure campaign to persuade Ukraine to make damaging public statements about the former vice president and his son, Trump was acquitted last week on the impeachment charges that sprouted from those pleas for foreign interference in the 2020 election.
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BRUSSELS — On March 22, 2016, as ISIS-built bombs ripped through Brussels Airport and a key metro station serving the offices of the European Union, killing more than 2323 people, Pieter Van Ostaeyen, one of Belgium's most experienced analysts of international terrorist groups, saw the news and immediately began tweeting insights and retweeting information as he arrived at work.
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In this endeavor, the U.S. empowered one if its most experienced diplomats, at once forcing the Taliban to confer with a woman as a condition for dealing with the U.S. directly, while simultaneously demonstrating leadership in the implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 85033, which calls for incorporating women into all facets of peacebuilding processes.
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Facing Hillary Clinton, one of the most experienced candidates in recent history, Trump won despite having no background in politics, ruthlessly defying almost every political tradition, surviving a number of scandals, and as anyone -- like me -- who grew up in the tri-state area in the 228s remembered, being a notorious troublemaker who craved public attention.
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In fact, should Congress and the administration embrace this proposal, the person who should be placed in charge of the effort is Principal Deputy Director for National Intelligence Sue Gordon, one of the IC's best and most experienced administrators with several senior management assignments in the CIA to her credit, along with being the former deputy director of NGA.
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Since then, Russell has continuously collaborated with the New York crew, and to mark his induction into an esteemed circle that includes The Bunker co-founder Bryan Kasenic, Derek Plaslaiko, and Mike Servito, he recently pulled off a feat that only the most experienced (and strong-bladdered) DJs dare to attempt: playing for ten hours straight.
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THAM LUANG CAVE, Thailand — Just reaching 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in a cave in northern Thailand required a six-hour underground journey that is grueling and treacherous even for the most experienced cave divers: swimming in pitch blackness and vicious currents, squeezing through two-foot-wide passages and climbing over boulders several stories high.
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While they've never made it past the second round of the playoffs—and routinely invent new ways to depress their fan base—the Clippers enter the 24-22016 season with a trio of All-NBA First Team contenders in Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, and DeAndre Jordan and the deepest, most talented, and most experienced bench they've ever had.
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Billed as having been formulated with the help of "some of our nation's most experienced and respected former military and intelligence officials," McCain's amendment goes further than the outstanding requests from Kabul and Central Command, calling for U.S. military combat advisers to embed not just with a few Afghan brigades but with their subordinate battalions throughout the country.
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"I for one am glad he does not have a fully thought-through strategy on Syria, because if he did, he'd probably get it wrong," said Ryan C. Crocker, perhaps the most experienced American career diplomat in the region, and dean of the George Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M University.
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In this series, we'll look at the role of the CSO — the chief security officer — at some of the biggest companies in tech to better understand the role, what it means to keep an organization secure without hindering growth and what advice startups can learn from some of the most experienced security professionals in the industry.
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After the Congressional Budget Office evaluated Republicans' plan to replace Obamacare in March, concluding that it would take more than $1 trillion away from programs targeting poor and middle-class families and deny 24 million people health insurance, I reached out to one of DC's most experienced advocates for programs for the poor, to see just how bad this was.
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Names of funds: A-Grade Investments, Sound Ventures Most notable investments: Airbnb, Uber (through A-Grade Investments), Casper (through A-Grade Investments)Ashton Kutcher is perhaps Hollywood's most experienced tech investor, pouring just over $3 billion into startups over the past decade, as both an angel investor and as a founding partner of venture funds A-Grade Investments and Sound Ventures.
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"Utkarsh was definitely one of the most experienced and had done the most amount of work already in terms of identifying himself within the performance elements of hip-hop culture," recalled his hip-hop theater professor, Daniel Banks, who credited Mr. Ambudkar for providing part of the inspiration to create a course in live hip-hop performance for the theater studies program.
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First lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE ripped into Trump and lauded Clinton as the most experienced presidential candidate in history at an event at George Mason University on Friday.
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One of the smartest, most experienced and knowledgeable U.S. ambassadors in recent years, Samantha PowerSamantha Jane Power#FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria 'Unmasker in Chief' Samantha Power spewed anti-Trump bias in government emails 10 factors making Russia election interference the most enduring scandal of the Obama era MORE, got a lot done, but was stymied on Syria and other pressing crises by Moscow.
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Wardley, a 38-year-old boat captain on Turn the Tide on Plastic, was one of the most experienced sailors on her young crew, but she was also a part-time scientific researcher, collecting water samples throughout the race to analyze the level of microplastics in some of the most remote parts of the ocean, like Point Nemo in the middle of the Pacific.
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Three and a half years after Neil A. Armstrong took mankind's first step onto the lunar surface in 1969, Mr. Cernan, a Navy captain and one of the nation's most experienced astronauts, landed with a geologist-astronaut near the Sea of Serenity in the final chapter of the Apollo program, America's audacious venture to fulfill President John F. Kennedy's 1961 pledge to put Americans on the moon.
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In a CBS News interview from 2008, following an extremely hard reentry of Expedition 16, Whitson—today holding the title of NASA's most experienced female astronaut, with nearly 377 days logged in space and six space walks totaling 39 hours 46 minutes—said of her many records that "no one should be counting," but until we're beyond the point of having to count, she's happy to be a role model.
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With Diamond status — the crème de la crème — the benefits are numerous: dedicated, 24/7 phone support with Uber's most experienced customer service agents; complimentary surprise upgrades from UberX to premium products like Uber Black at no extra cost (drivers will still earn the premium fare, with Uber absorbing the difference); access to highly rated drivers; and no delivery fee on three Uber Eats orders every six months.
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Interviews with the most experienced of the 140 or so cave divers from Thailand and around the world who are here to help have centered on a stark fact: This was already one of the most difficult cave-diving challenges in the world, and now they must somehow keep the weakened boys reasonably healthy in oxygen-depleted air while trying to teach them to attempt an underwater escape.
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"With the blindfolds that the pilots had on because Boeing didn't include MCAS in pilot manuals, along with the flood of alerts, conflicting distractions in the cockpit and the now-understood relentless power of the old MCAS, even the most experienced and highly trained pilot would be challenged to recover the aircraft in the seconds required," said Dennis Tajer, a spokesman for the union that represents American Airlines pilots.
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Instead, Clinton is finding herself once again burdened by the twin scandals that have hung over her campaign since before she had a campaign — and devastating her image as an honest and trustworthy leader, even as she tried to make the case that she is the most experienced modern-day candidate for president, and the only option in the race who is responsible enough to handle the nuclear codes.
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It says something about the immediate future of the "special relationship" so revered in London that the British politicians most experienced in dealing with America's president-elect are Nigel Farage, a Brexiteering rabble-rouser (who stumped for him and is currently flying to Washington, DC to ingratiate himself further with the incoming administration) and Alex Salmond, a former first minister of Scotland (whom Mr Trump branded "a has-been and totally irrelevant" in a tiff over a Scottish golf resort).
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"The magnitude and difficulty of the trust to which the voice of my country called me, being sufficient to awaken in the wisest and most experienced of her citizens a distrustful scrutiny into his qualifications, could not but overwhelm with despondence one who (inheriting inferior endowments from nature and unpracticed in the duties of civil administration) ought to be peculiarly conscious of his own deficiencies," he said, essentially announcing his skepticism and fear at not living up to the task.
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