You may only know Cristiano Ronaldo as the world's most talented and handsome soccer robot but, as we have learned, he is also the world's most talented and handsome perfumier, world's most talented and handsome Cristiano Ronaldo filmmaker, and world's most talented and handsome sponsored Christmas message giver.
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We are not always the most talented group of individuals, but most often we find the means to be the most talented team.
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Led by star defensive tackle A'Shawn Robinson, this is the most talented defensive front in football, and possibly the most talented Alabama line ever.
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Rookie of the Year: Ben Simmons The most talented player in last year's draft class is also the most talented player in this year's draft class.
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Just the nicest, most talented, and most decent kid around.
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Lynche was among the most talented stars of the show.
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He's known as one of the industry's most talented musicians.
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One of our most talented singer songwriters has left us.
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She's extremely talented, the most talented person in the world!
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Could probably boast being among the most talented as well.
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He's also one of the most talented young directors around.
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Bower was one of hockey's most talented and durable goalies.
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The most talented employees seek to improve everything they touch.
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Each category was judged by some of Vine's most talented users.
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Even America's most talented weightlifters have tough days at the gym.
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Riccardo is one of the most talented designers of our time.
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John Ternus: Some of our most talented folks working on it.
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One of the most talented announcers of his generation is gone.
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We discovered a gathering of the world's most talented lowrider fans.
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Of course he did—it's Kim Petras, Barbie's most talented niece.
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Sporting He's the most talented golfer ever to play the game.
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He has the interpersonal charisma only the most talented politicians have.
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They usually were not the most talented team on the floor.
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Michigan State arguably has the most talented roster in the field.
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Our most talented colleagues would likely leave for better-funded schools.
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He is easily the most talented prospect in the Huskies' program.
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In fact, he often pushed the most talented players the hardest.
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Ocasio-Cortez is one of the most talented tweeters in Congress.
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Because Jimmy, I believe, is probably the most talented late-night guy.
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It is enough to give even the most talented lawyer a headache.
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"He is one of the most talented men I know," Exum tweeted.
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But he also might be the most talented rookie since LeBron James.
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That's the most talented dancing Joker and Harley Quinn we've ever seen!
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So from the most challenged to the most talented, everybody's memory increased.
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The most talented and diverse field of candidates from any party, EVER.
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Lots of the most talented fashion designers historically have had a counterpart.
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Aslan may well be the most talented religious translator of his generation.
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Tragically the most talented of the ex–Big Issue posse is dead.
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She was one of the most talented and loving people we've ever known.
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I'd still say he's one of the most talented pitching prospects in baseball.
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Kacey is one of the most talented songwriters that I have ever met.
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Call your most talented dev friends, form your team and sign up today!
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There were four or five of the most talented comediennes in that film.
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I think she's probably one of the most talented actresses of our generation.
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Bennett is 29 years old and among the NFL's most talented tight ends.
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"She was one of the most talented people I ever met," he said.
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Mahershala Ali is one of the most talented actors working in Hollywood today.
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He'll find the most talented young guys that are really hungry for it.
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Especially since Val writes the songs and is the most talented band member.
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Demand for young British riders has also created options for the most talented.
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But Jones, perhaps the most talented of them all, will not be there.
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Our best, most talented kids should have the opportunity that everybody else has.
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Many of the smartest and most talented people in the world — high-I.
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To the west, it sees its most talented engineers working in Silicon Valley.
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Three of today's most talented architects have chosen nontraditional residences with intriguing features.
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The shortening might not be able to stop the city's most talented climbers.
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"Kuch is, without question, one of the most talented players in the league and one of the most talented players I've ever had a chance to play with," said Stamkos, who adjusted his game to let Kucherov shoot the puck more.
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Although the civil service is gradually improving, it cannot draw the most talented Liberians.
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"She's probably the most talented writer I've been in the room with," Tedder adds.
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We'd do it in a heartbeat because he's the most talented person on earth.
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"I think she's one of the most talented actresses of our time," she laughs.
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A troubled relationship with the boss can destroy even the most talented person's confidence.
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They need to find and hire the most talented social strategists in the market.
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Although Xolos have the most in-form attack, Tigres have the most talented attack.
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Let's trace their journey through the eyes of one of their most talented gymnasts.
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Reality has become far crazier than the most talented fiction writer could ever devise.
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DJ J Heat is undoubtedly one of New Jersey's most talented second generation producers.
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Should he sign, he'd immediately be the most talented player in the Lions' backfield.
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At 64, Mr. Chan is still the most talented and witty athlete in cinema.
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I've observed instructors give the most talented kids the most attention and playing time.
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Honestly, I think drag performers are the most talented and innovative contemporary artists working.
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Still, he's the most talented of his generation and is ready to fire. NOW!
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They probably don't have the most talented players, but they have the best teamwork.
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It's been said that Chasez — not Timberlake — was the most talented member of *NSYNC.
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" He added, "He certainly is one of the most talented quarterbacks even today, probably.
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Happy Birthday to the sexiest, funniest, smartest, most talented, charming man I have ever met!
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This show is all about recognizing the most talented actors in the business, full stop.
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As US companies have discovered, it's very hard to keep the most talented among them.
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One of the most talented, wise.. and most important, kind hearted humans I've ever met.
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Even the loveliest, most talented among us are not immune to the heartbreak of cheating.
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Photographer Pamela Littky has shot some of the world's most talented, fashionable, and creative minds.
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Many of the most talented young Taiwanese are moving abroad, including to China, to work.
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Count in those considerations and America's appeal to the most talented international workers falls sharply.
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Harper joined a team considered among the most talented in the country at any level.
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He said he could humble the most talented Republican field in a generation: He did.
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Their calculus made it impossible for some of their party's most talented women politicians -- Sen.
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The most talented kids in the state come, and get a chance to meet me.
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Might not be your most talented person, but you count on your most dependable people.
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These recruiters have open lines to some of the most talented folks in every industry.
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Allow professionals to compete, and the most talented people will simply rise to the top.
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On pure skill, DeAndre Hopkins is one of the most talented receivers in the league.
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On April 85033, we lost one of the most talented entertainers of our times, Prince.
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If layoffs happened but the most talented, accomplished people survived, your company might bounce back.
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Even the most talented teams have times when they are not playing their best hockey.
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The Obama Administration was staffed by hundreds of the most talented people in public affairs.
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When he's on his A game, he's one of the most talented players out there.
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It's a comedic version of the Corleone brothers, except if Fredo were the most talented.
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And arguably one of the most talented, groundbreaking, universally beloved performers to ever do it.
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As a teenager, Torrigiano was the most talented young sculptor working for Lorenzo de Medici.
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I delivered mail at the Washington Post and the most talented people were the loveliest.
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This impasse reflects a deep trend of the last few decades — the working-out of meritocracy's iron logic, in which the most talented young people (or at least the most talented résumé-builders) self-segregate in a small group of metropoles while the hinterland declines.
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And rightfully so – he's one of the most talented and popular players of the modern era.
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The "perfection" is what the most talented young students at Bachoff Academy are trained to achieve.
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That is where Phil Edwards, who was easily the most talented surfer of my time, lived.
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The most talented retail politician I've ever seen, but no interest in the actual work itself.
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" Positive employee reviews: "Many of the smartest and most talented leaders in Silicon Valley are here.
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Viola Davis is widely considered one of the most talented and dynamic actresses of our generation.
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Most talented engineers flock to Instagram and Snapchat where they help The Kardashians hyper-optimize selfies.
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Some of America's most talented political consultants -- people who have led these campaigns -- have powerful insights.
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Silver Run had been praised for tapping one of the industry's most talented executives, Mark Papa.
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As the stock price falls, Twitter becomes a less attractive place for its most talented workers.
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In fact, he might be one of the most talented and beautiful men in the world.
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The most talented among us often develop meaningful content for blogs, articles, webinars and speaking opportunities.
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Our colleges and universities receive applications from the most talented and promising students around the world.
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There's no doubt in my mind that Groome was the most talented player in the draft.
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The main event of Glory: Collision was the return of kickboxing's most talented trainwreck, Badr Hari.
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He might be the most talented point guard in his class, which is really saying something.
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Congressman Matt Gaetz of Florida is one of the finest and most talented people in Congress.
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"Michael is one of the smartest and most talented individuals I've ever worked with," Sanders said.
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But the most talented comedians do it to push white audiences to think about stereotypes critically.
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"He's the most talented passer we've had on the roster since Marino," the Florida Senator says.
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But even a pair of the most talented men's designers in New York had to reassess.
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Seeking the most talented candidates for our graduate programs requires considering applicants from around the world.
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There&aposs little doubt that Kevin Durant is one of this generation&aposs most talented stars.
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Everyone knows that Beyoncé is one of the most talented, most hardworking people in show business.
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"Today the world lost one of the most talented musicians I know," Auerback wrote on Instagram.
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Combined with secret sharing, blockchains could prove a formidable challenge to even the most talented of hackers.
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This includes who we find most beautiful, most talented – most deserving of love – on screen and off.
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"I have never been the most talented skater, I am not the most natural skater," she says.
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He does a lot of Kehlani's music, and he's one of the most talented guys I've met.
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She's a good friend, and she's one of the most talented vocalists we've met on the road.
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She's fortunate enough to call two of the most talented musicians in the world mom and dad.
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Today's college coach knows that his most talented players may be in school only a few years.
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The Aussie is one of tennis' most talented stars, capable of beating anyone on the ATP tour.
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We'll give you the benefit of the doubt: You're the smartest, most talented member of your team.
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"He is one of the two most talented presidential candidates any of us have covered," Halperin opined.
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Or you can hold a rally protesting one of the world's most talented and beloved musical artists.
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NASHVILLE — College basketball's most talented player stood near the free-throw line with his mouthguard sticking out.
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There's guest spots from some of his most talented friends, like Joey, Noname, Mick Jenkins, and Thundercat.
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Nonetheless, on paper, Orient's current squad is still one of the most talented in the fourth tier.
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One of The New York Times's most talented photo editors, Mikko Takkunen, will be among the judges.
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"This might be the most talented defense and front four we go against all season," Manning said.
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He called the current farm system the most talented in his 10 years as the Yankees' manager.
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Founders backing their most talented friends … founders backing founders is the right way for this to go.
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Still, Winston was undeniably one of the most talented quarterbacks college football had seen in some time.
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Their most talented hitter, Yoenis Cespedes, landed on the disabled list on Friday with a hamstring strain.
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Perhaps the league's most talented unit, the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive line doesn't always play to its ceiling.
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In boxing circles, Ward has long been considered one of the most talented fighters in the world.
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One of the most talented young actresses in Hollywood is officially part of the "Star Wars" franchise.
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And I was the most prettiest and most talented, so I guess I was the easiest target.
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Afterwards, the two will come together to create content by selecting the most talented individuals on the site.
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He is convincing as an astronaut because he is the most talented actor of his generation, thank you.
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On the other sideline, the Titans probably have the most talented team in the AFC South in 2016.
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Before taking the Trump Ohio assignment, Paduchik already was known as one of Ohio's most talented GOP operatives.
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You always have one friend who succeeds first and it's not necessarily the friend who's the most talented.
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Some of the most talented indie game developers around are joining together for an especially retro-flavored release.
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Millie Bobby Brown is quickly becoming one of the most talented and talked about young star's of 2016.
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Honestly, as an artist, I have so much respect for him, because he is the most talented musician.
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Throughout his career, Casaleggio liked to give extraordinary responsibilities to his youngest, most talented, and most impressionable recruits.
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Until this issue is addressed, future Grammys could be missing some of our favorite and most talented artists.
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He's an absolute, pure-hearted lover of life, and one of the most talented people I've ever met.
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The video is by Brett Novak, one of the dopest and most talented skateboard film makers out there.
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Doug, who I regard as one of the world's most talented engineering execs, is focused on vehicle engineering.
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He is one of the most talented people who has ever run for president I have ever seen.
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Federer is not only one of the most talented athletes on the planet, but also the most profitable.
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Especially not for high-end jobs like managing one of the deepest and most talented national teams around.
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The company helps you hire some of the most talented software developers in a handful of African cities.
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Major League Soccer has long been a retirement home for some of the world's most talented soccer players.
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I don't do that because I can guarantee the most talented players will always produce the best numbers.
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"He is one of the most talented players on our tour," said Nadal, who sometimes trains with Schwartzman.
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And our fans have an opportunity to enjoy the most talented baseball Players in the world every season.
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Other execs will continue to focus on filling positions from within and promoting the firm&aposs most talented.
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I am lucky enough in my life to come across some of the most talented athletes in soccer.
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"In my opinion, this is the most talented starting five in the history of the game," O'Neal said.
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He has stuck through the sort of habitual upheaval that can unmoor even the most talented young players.
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Manti Te'o was one of the most talented linebackers to play college football for Notre Dame this decade.
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"In my mind, he's probably one of the most talented guys to ever play the game," Koepka said.
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The mindset of a modern SOC Some may think the answer lies in hiring the most talented people.
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One of the most talented running backs available, he could drop in the draft because of the incident.
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We may tend to assume that the most talented people in the world are also the highest-paid.
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"She Said" is riveting and, crafted by two of the country's most talented journalists, a vibrant, cinematic read.
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Trying to keep that momentum, Cleveland traded for Beckham, who is arguably the league's most talented wide receiver.
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The injury severely hampers an already depleted Mets roster that is now without one of its most talented pitchers (Syndergaard), one of its most talented hitters (Yoenis Cespedes), its starting first baseman (Lucas Duda), two infielders (David Wright and Wilmer Flores) and two other crucial pitchers (Steven Matz and Seth Lugo).
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"Mandy is the kindest, most talented, most beautiful soul I've come across in a long time," says Ventimiglia, 39.
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The perfection is meant to take place within the chapel, a space reserved for the school's most talented performers.
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"#JohnBernecker was one of the best most talented stuntmen I have ever been blessed to work with," he tweeted.
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But Black girl magic isn't just the glow given off by the most talented and well-polished amongst us.
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"Today the world lost one of the most talented musicians I know," Auerbach wrote in a post on Instagram.
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Great business teams win because their most talented members are willing to sacrifice to make others successful and happy.
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Today, it's that same love for hair that's inspired some of Hollywood's most talented pros to join the industry.
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Schiller and Ternus reminded us that some of Apple's most talented people are working on Mac products right now.
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Carey's early discography helped to solidify her place as one of the most talented voices of an entire generation.
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The irony is that Johnson has a strong claim to being the most talented fighter in the UFC today.
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It makes sense to try and get the club's most talented, in-form attacking players into the same lineup.
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She is experienced as a diplomat and one of the most talented people with whom I have ever worked.
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Senior leaders argue that an efficient meritocracy doesn't discriminate, and promoting the most talented individuals is good for business.
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Some of the most talented thoroughbreds in the world can be seen a short ride away at Belmont Park.
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They attract the strongest principals to the toughest schools and the most talented teachers to the most challenging classrooms.
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Corporations want to attract and retain the most talented workers, and that's more difficult in states with discriminatory laws.
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There is a growing worldwide shortage of trained technical personnel and fierce competition for the most talented and experienced.
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The most talented humans can manage it in about five seconds; for a homemade robot, it takes 1.019 seconds.
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Gasol, 36, has been one of the league's most talented and versatile big men for the last 15 years.
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And though he was among the team's most talented all-around players, he was far from the biggest name.
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The Cavs and the Warriors look like the most talented two teams to reach the Finals in 30 years.
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"With Serena not full time anymore, to me Sloane is the most talented woman on the tour," Annacone said.
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Even the most talented people experience failures and setbacks, but they use these experiences to fuel even greater growth.
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He was 35, had Tourette's syndrome and depression, and was one of the most talented painters of his generation.
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Despite all of these questions and concerns, Bell remains one of the most talented running backs in the league.
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Much like last season, the Gators can't consistently score despite having their most talented roster under Coach Mike White.
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Their start-up, eventually known as Quanttus, attracted some of the most talented engineers, designers and scientists in the country.
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About a decade ago, a handful of Google's most talented engineers started building a system that seems to defy logic.
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He is the most talented of the singer/songwriters/performers that I watched hone their craft at the Brill Building.
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All of the industry's most talented Black artists are rolling up in style with the best people by their sides.
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Literally, we're talking about one of the most talented people in television, but we're talking about one of the nicest.
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Outside of the quarterback, the Chiefs enter the 2016 season as arguably the deepest, most talented team in the NFL.
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Gronkowski will go down as one of the most talented tight ends of all-time, but injuries hampered his career.
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Thank you for being my best friend the hardest-working, kindest, most patient and most talented woman I've ever known.
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Many of the most talented artists you'll see in the running to be the next #MMG superstars are female artists.
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Oxman was named the "most talented, intelligent, funny, and gorgeous Jewish women in the world" by Shalom Life in 2012.
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This is the hardest working, most talented team I've ever worked with, and I'm so proud of what we're doing.
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Any foodie worth their salt knows the name Massimo Bottura because he is one of the world's most talented chefs.
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They can cause friction between a newspaper's editorial and business wings and can scare away a newspaper's most talented personnel.
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Neymar, regarded as one of the most talented players on the Brazilian side, was not seen in the disembarkation area.
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Thank you to the most talented group of actors and the crew, and to Focus Features for their unwavering support.
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The league promises to deliver fun, exciting and fast-paced basketball played by some of the game's most talented players.
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And if they let this slip too badly, they may end up chasing away some of their most talented writers.
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Not only is she one of the division's most talented and recognizable figures, but she's also telegenic and well spoken.
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I think he's running to a box where the people who are most talented really don't wanna work for him.
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Another AVCX star, 250-year-old Erik Agard, is regarded as one of the most talented constructors of his generation.
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Jacksonville Jaguars: Despite finishing 5-11 last season, the Jaguars sport one of the league's deepest and most talented defenses.
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He is one of the most talented people I know and he has the potential to do anything he wants.
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He is still the most talented golfer ever to play the game and remains the toughest competitor we've ever seen.
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See how Peggy Fulford managed to outmaneuver some of the most talented athletes in the world, and stole a fortune.
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"I've worked with the most talented, dedicated and focused professionals I've ever known," Mr. Smith said on his farewell newscast.
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They are economic issues and directly impact our ability to attract and retain the most talented workforce in the world.
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As mismanagement drives out the most talented public servants, government becomes less capable of doing even its most elementary jobs.
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It's a way to connect with others, an outlet for competition and, for the most talented, a potential career path.
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The United States can no longer rest on its laurels as the only destination for the world's most talented entrepreneurs.
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Entertainment's most talented actors, artists, directors, and producers head to Cannes, France, each May to attend the Cannes Film Festival.
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The most talented employees want feedback — more so than the less talented ones—and it's your job to keep it coming.
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Despite having one of the consensus most talented front fours in the NFL in 2015, the Bills didn't get much pressure.
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Defending the greatest city in the world amongst the most talented and warmest people has been a privilege and a joy.
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"Amy is one of the funniest and most talented women in Hollywood who also happens to have incredible style," she says.
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If our most talented employees are fighting an uphill battle against constant distractions and interruptions, our end products will suffer. Simple.
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The most talented employees want feedback — more so than the less talented ones — and it's your job to keep it coming.
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Thank you for being my best friend [and] the hardest-working, kindest, most patient, and most talented woman I've ever known.
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His efforts did not sit well with some at the magazine, culminating in a mass exodus of its most talented journalists.
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These huge cash piles allow leading companies to consolidate their position by buying startups and hoovering up the most talented employees.
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"Dustin Johnson is arguably the most talented player on the PGA Tour," said Jordan Spieth, the U.S. Open winner last year.
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We would import all their brainiacs as well as the most talented and skilled from the countries with which we compete.
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Within the limitations set by ITAR and other export controls, we aim to hire the most talented and diverse workforce possible.
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The 218.8 WNBA draft, which has been called one of the most talented in league history, is officially in the books.
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Ithaca is a college town, so some of the most talented groups of the moment were formed during tenures on campus.
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Over the weekend, Carmelo Anthony was traded to the most talented and complete non-Olympic basketball team he's ever played for.
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Gutzlaff, for instance, was one of the most talented linguists of his age and he wound up interpreting for opium smugglers.
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" Mr. McTaggart responded by saying: "Garrison is one of the most talented, creative, generous and hard-working people I've ever met.
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His challenge is even more daunting because the Cavaliers are facing one of the deepest, most talented teams in N.B.A. history.
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Don't say that I'm not talented because I'm the most talented female fighter there has been in the history of boxing.
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Second is the manning of the cabinet by some of the most talented and purposeful people to serve in recent memory.
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Sun Belt: UT-Arlington and Louisiana are the two most talented teams in this league and will meet in the semifinals.
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Billy (R J Cyler, the funniest, most talented fresh face here), Blue, is a timid savant "on the spectrum," he says.
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"This is one of the most talented young leaders in the Democratic Party," said David Axelrod, President Obama's former chief strategist.
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I've occasionally called her the most talented actor of her generation, and watching this episode reminded me why I've said that.
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It isn't a stretch to say that hidden within this warped photo is one of music's most talented artists and producers.
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The upcoming Ocean's 11 reboot Ocean's Eight has assembled a cast of some of the most talented actresses working in Hollywood today.
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And each day I get to work with some of the most talented engineers, designers and marketing minds in the tech world.
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That's exactly what fashion fixture Antonio Lopez did as he jetted across the globe with the industry's wildest and most talented elite.
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Like one of the most talented bassists I've ever played with, Alex Suarez, was in a top 40 band called Cobra Starship.
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It was a disappointing outcome for Chen, the most talented US men's figure skater to compete in the sport in recent memory.
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" "Lucille Ball was one of the most talented, beautiful, funny women who ever appeared on television; a pioneer, a giant of television.
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When Amy Winehouse died of alcohol poisoning in 22010 at age 210, popular music lost one of its most talented young voices.
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Watch the video above to see the stars' reactions and find out who takes home the prize for most talented taste tester.
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You can get the two most talented people in the world together on screen, and for some reason, it just doesn't work.
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" Musk tweeted that Field was "one of the world's most talented engineering execs," but that the CEO was trying to "divide & conquer.
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It's extremely competitive, and the PC space is home to some of the most talented players and Twitch streamers in the world.
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"I was never the smartest kid or the most talented athletically, but I always performed really highly through hard work," he says.
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" She poses a question of her own to Bette: "How did it feel to be the most talented girl in the world?
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He's not as charming as Ailes' most talented client, Ronald Reagan, nor as qualified for high office as George H.W. Bush was.
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The desktop camera could win Lens creators more attention, and Snapchat connects to the most talented ones to brands for sponsorship deals.
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I happen to love my brother Jamie Foxx, who I think is the most talented and versatile talent in all of Hollywood.
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"I think that Dustin Johnson is arguably the most talented player on the P.G.A. Tour," said Spieth, who opened with a 70.
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I've also worked with the most talented artists all over the world and know all the best backstage beauty tips and trends.
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There was talk of training recruits and of how to select the most talented to carry out major attacks in the West.
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Whether or not he means it to be, it's a subtle flex on the industry from one of its most talented artists.
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The conversation starts with D'Angelo Russell, the organization's most talented 763-year-old since Brook Lopez (and before him, probably Stephon Marbury).
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Perhaps the most talented all-around player in the league, Davis continues to add more and more to his repertoire each year.
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Ray (Na-kel Smith), the most talented skater and the leader of the pack, has ambitions beyond hanging out and getting high.
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"Wishing two of the kindest, coolest, most talented people in the world @tomhanks & @RitaWilson a swift recovery," Mia Farrow said on Twitter.
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We have the best economy, the most advanced health care, and the most talented doctors, scientists, and researchers anywhere in the world.
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Actually, many believe he is one of the most talented actors of his generation, a syringe of adrenaline in whatever he appears.
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In recent decades, the most successful cities have achieved a kind of economic gravity drawing the best jobs and most talented workers.
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The shitty recruit is a shitty teammate, and maybe doesn't put in the effort, but is clearly the most talented athlete there.
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This constant jumble of changes to an unreleased album from one of the most talented men in music drew lots of attention.
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Matthew Wong was "one of the most talented painters of his generation," Roberta Smith wrote in her review of this posthumous show.
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Still, Mr. Trudeau wins praise as one of the most talented retail politicians of his generation and most effective when under pressure.
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The State Department employs more than 85033,000 of some of the most talented and dedicated people in the service of our nation.
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It was an ignominious prospect for one of Formula One's most talented drivers, who is also a two-time winner at Monaco.
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Fortunately for Juve, when Chiellini does decide to call it time, he has one of the world's most talented youngsters alongside him.
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Davis gravitated to the latter, which took on painters from the disbanded Henri school and whose most talented member was Edward Hopper.
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Even the world's most talented doctor is but a cog in a much larger machine over which she has no real control.
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Erik: In your many, many years of film watching, who jumps out as the five most talented running backs of all time?
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The Gamecocks' early schedule has been soft, and Memphis was easily the most talented team coach Frank Martin's team has faced this season.
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Kazi Salahuddin, one of the most talented footballers Bangladesh has ever produced, had initially joined a guerrilla training camp to fight the war.
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To end up with the world's most talented hackers working for good rather than breaching Equifax, companies need to offer high enough bounties.
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And it has given birth to some of the most talented makeup and hair artists and created some of the best beauty hacks.
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In case you're missing the important context here: South Korea is home to some of the most talented StarCraft players on the planet.
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"[She's] one of the three most talented people I've ever worked with on the show in my entire life," Baldwin tells Vanity Fair.
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After college he moved to New York City, where he gained a reputation as one of America's most talented and effective social workers.
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He would work with the most talented teenagers, and when they entered the NBA, they could help spread the word about his process.
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Considering how competitive and stressed millennials tend to be, we can assume these "sub-Is" are the most talented people at their schools.
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"The first Buddy Cianci is a skilled charismatic political figure, one of the most talented Rhode Island has ever seen," the judge said.
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Thousands of the world's most talented developers, programmers, hackers and tech makers can participate and submit their hacks from anywhere in the world.
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Opportunity has become concentrated in expensive superstar cities, which attract the most talented members of communities and leave everyone else without such opportunities.
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His programme, which offers fascinating and important work free from the pressures of academia, has attracted hundreds of the world's most talented experts.
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This time, we head to the Bay Area to meet some of the world's most talented artists and see where they come from.
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We boast one of the youngest, most talented cores in the league but we won't have to pay them until after next season.
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He was their most talented all-around player and, at only 27 years old, a pillar Jazz GM Dennis Lindsey could build around.
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This year we'll be more systematic and enterprising about sourcing these pieces as we search for the most talented writers across the globe.
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From there, authorities select 500 of the most talented students for even more advanced training in cyber combat at two schools in Pyongyang.
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It was most likely intentional that Mr. Obama's reasons for countries losing their most talented people were such a close match for Vietnam.
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Jones—interim light heavyweight champion and perhaps the most talented MMA fighter to ever put on four-ounce gloves—is Cormier's unfulfilled obligation.
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Today we can add world's most talented and handsome person who is making sacrifices now, so he can "live like a king" later.
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For starters, he will be throwing to Emmanuel Sanders and Demaryius Thomas, who are two of the most talented wideouts in the league.
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It's also a multi-billion dollar industry that is made up of some of the most talented and influential individuals in the world.
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Employers like offering these types of work-life flexible benefits because it can help them attract, develop, and retain the most talented employees.
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Brands, too, fell in love with the format and hired many of Vines most talented animators to create some awesome six-second spots.
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You can be the most talented person, but if you don't have the work ethic, you're not going to be able to sustain.
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Sam Snead was the most athletic, Ben Hogan the greatest golfer "tee-to-green" and Woods is perhaps the most talented, Player said.
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Not to be a total lawyer, brah, but I think I said that all the most talented people I know feel like frauds.
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These companies are obsessive about hiring the most talented engineers (and in Apple's case, designers) so they can build the best technology products.
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Rice and Swann are simply the most delightful receivers in Super Bowl history, on top of being generally accepted as the most talented.
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We weren't the most talented team, the biggest team, put whatever you want, but we were the team that had the big heart.
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"Michael is one of the smartest and most talented individuals I've ever worked with -- not to mention an amazing chef," Sanders said Sunday.
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I tackled the Tory problem by forgiving the most talented Leavers, such as Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, while simultaneously marginalising the irreconcilables.
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" The White House press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, described Ms. Hicks as "one of the most talented and savvy individuals I have come across.
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More than 70 of the country's most talented theatrical hopefuls took the stage last week for the Jimmy Awards, the Tonys for teens.
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Though previous generations were mostly concerned about getting hired, these days, the most talented of professionals are pickier about their place of employment.
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With the industry locked in a tug-of-war over the most talented people, tech managers should consider new ways to incentivize staff.
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Thankfully, Philadelphia has one of the most talented tight end units in football, with Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert both potent offensive weapons.
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It was a policy that led Twitter to become, briefly, a design playground for some of the world's most talented user interface designers.
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"I'm most looking forward to just the experience in getting to run with the most talented distance runners in the country," she said.
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He was widely recognized as the most talented member of The Jackson 21994, a group consisting of Jackson and four of his seven siblings.
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Our sole objective was to hire the most talented scientists and engineers to help lead the company and our cities to a driverless future.
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The host country's most talented player bombed out of the Australian Open in week one amid more criticism of his attitude, behavior and commitment.
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But I know that a room full of some of the most talented, creative, and bright women is a very good place to start.
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Not only because that had been the dream, but because they're just the most talented, brilliant, funny actors I could ever imagine working with.
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My big brother Toby crossed over to the other side ... The most talented musician I have ever had the honor to make music with.
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Now thousands of the world's most talented developers, programmers, hackers and tech makers can participate and submit their hacks from anywhere in the world.
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Finally, the prelims of this intriguing card will pit some of Canada's most talented competitors against talented opposition flown in from the world over.
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Taking Giannandrea's place is Google veteran Jeff Dean, widely considered to be one of the most talented and trusted figures in the coding world.
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Far and away one of the most talented and skilled people I've ever met and coming to work won't be the same without her.
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Within a couple of years, several of his most talented engineers had jumped ship to start their own company, which they dubbed Fairchild Semiconductor.
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He's tireless in his hard work and he's one of the most talented actors and one of the most brilliant directors in the business.
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To be fair, she's created a brand by looking flawless and training herself to be one of the most talented entertainers of our time.
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Because of their own personal success stories, such clients are skeptical of the legal advice offered by an even the most talented of lawyers.
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Although he seemed to be one of Caravaggio's most talented followers, one could look in vain for any mention of him in biographical dictionaries.
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The meeting, which ends on Sunday, lost one of its most talented young drawcards when 400m hurdles world junior record holder Sydney McLaughlin withdrew.
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On top of that, they have an offensive mastermind as their head coach and one of the most talented, versatile quarterbacks running the show.
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On the recruiting front, the luxury goods maker looks to secure and develop the "most talented" of individuals — whatever their experience or background is.
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He always wanted to be like Jay (who didn't?) because, like Jay, he always knew he was the most talented person in the room.
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At the same time, universities in other parts of the world are increasingly successful in getting their most talented science students to stay home.
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The country has top-notch coaching up and down the ranks, along with a system where the most talented can rise to the top.
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We still believe that we've got a business, an infrastructure and a proposition that is attractive to the most talented people in the market.
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Research, in fact, has found that the highest achievers in any given field aren't necessarily the most talented, but those who practice the most.
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In an age of breathtaking medical advances, even the most talented young physicians who practice in rural areas face the prospect of being disconnected.
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If employees start to doubt they'll ever get a big payout, the most talented ones are more likely to leave for a rival company.
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"Our universities strive to recruit the most talented staff and students, wherever they are from," the Russell Group's senior policy analyst Hollie Chandler said.
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She's just getting her heart broken and falling in love and proving that she is, still, the most talented songwriter in mainstream pop-country.
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If you're unfamiliar with Marra's work, he makes comics that look like they were made by the most talented juvenile delinquent in the world.
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" In a statement, Mr. Gamble called Mr. Sigler "one of the most talented, creative and great songwriters and music producers I have worked with.
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About a year ago I set out to create a puzzle that honored one of the most talented athletes of all time — Serena Williams.
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Here comes a new wave of 45 players every year that are the most talented in the country, so there's no room for complacency.
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Sustainability suddenly mattered to a lot more to people, so corporations had to address that as a way to attract the most talented workers.
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The most talented borrowers include Michael Jackson and Beyoncé, who folded aspects of Fosse's style into their own as they eclipsed him in fame.
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Rinaldi had already been guiding many of the most talented American women for 10 years as a coach with the United States Tennis Association.
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We were together for a long time, we were married but have a wonderful rapport, and he's one of the most talented people alive.
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He was still the most talented golfer ever to play the game, but he was also fallible, a human being with weaknesses and frailties.
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" White House press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, echoed Kushner's enthusiasm, describing Hicks as "one of the most talented and savvy individuals I have come across.
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Last week, the Dodgers pulled off a stunning trade with the Texas Rangers for starter Yu Darvish, among the most talented pitchers in baseball.
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Among the most talented young pianists in jazz, Almazan has doubled for the past two years as an impresario — and tripled as an activist.
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The reactionary Keynesian believes government should put cash into the hands of the investor class because they are the most talented, visionary, and worthy.
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Only a true star can joke about Frank Sinatra being the most talented entertainer in the world, knowing full well we won't believe her.
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The U.S. men's team will still likely be the deepest and most talented squad in Rio, but they may not be quite as dominant.
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Unclear why Holtz believes The Tide got unlucky during the 2019 season, but it seems pretty clear he thinks they're the most talented squad.
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He's paying top dollar to some of the most talented political strategists in the country, including hiring key operatives from Barack Obama's previous campaigns.
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How these particular teams got to this point is pretty easy to decode: They are led by four of the sport's most talented quarterbacks.
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He is one of the smartest and most talented writers I've ever met, and I have long been in awe of his considerable gifts.
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The Senate Democratic Caucus today includes the strongest and most talented membership of any caucus of any party in any Congress in modern history.
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The story most often told about García is that he was predestined, the most talented of Haya de la Torre's disciples, the Chosen One.
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At 37, he remains a productive passer, and the team currently around him is one of the most talented he has ever played with.
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"It's a special night for users and models and designers, all mixed together in celebration of some of New York's most talented people," she says.
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"Nikki Haley is one of the most talented, most authentic U.S. government officials that I have ever met," said U.N. ambassador for France, Francois Delattre.
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If a beautiful cult classic starring the most talented actor of my lifetime helps some people get a chuckle on a Monday, good for them.
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Butler hits the most talented teammate he's ever had, then watches him evade Green's contest with a pump fake right before he nails the triple.
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"Nikki Haley is one of the most talented political leaders of this generation," said Matt Moore, a former chair of the South Carolina Republican Party.
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In the early 2000s, Müller helped to lay the groundwork for the machine that has now beaten the most talented humans at their own game.
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We were fortunate to be able to hire the most talented individuals that we had met during our years of practicing in New York City.
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" He also found the Mad Max actor "so approachable," and said, "I think he's easily one of the most talented actors that's ever been onscreen.
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The company is notable because in the world of cybersecurity, many of the most talented people and companies are focused on targeting the enterprise market.
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From Le1f to Cakes Da Killa, Zebra Katz to Angel Haze and Frank Ocean, some of today's most talented and celebrated rappers are openly queer.
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The second, MAALSTROOM, will be a bit more aggressive, and will bring together many of the Dutch black metal scene's most talented and innovative musicians.
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They'll have to play all three games, then a road game in San Francisco, without the services of two of their most talented pass-rushers.
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It's already driving our cars, managing our health and even competing with — and sometimes beating at our on games — our best and most talented humans.
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Rooms filled with some of the most talented, bold, daring and dedicated people on the planet, devising solutions to some of the economy's toughest problems.
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Over the years, Mr. Chappellet attracted some of the industry's most talented winemakers, including Joe Cafaro, Tony Soter, Helen Turley, Cathy Corison and Mia Klein.
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Maguire thought his boss was one of the smartest and most talented of the agency's senior intelligence officers, and also one of the most vindictive.
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"He is one of the most talented guys in the business, and I want him in the spotlight," she said, while leaning by the bar.
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I don't think that I'm the most talented person in the world, or the smartest person in the world, but I do work very hard.
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The rule would have prevented Paul and other agents who did not attend college from representing some of the most talented players in the world.
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As much as the men, what might be the most talented American women's team yet carries the burden of metronomic expectation, just without the fanfare.
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For the most part, even the most talented Whitehall players usually ended up at small local colleges like nearby Kutztown University, a Division II program.
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Death comes so quickly and so frequently that all but perhaps the most talented and elusive recon snipers will need to call for the medic.
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Many Republicans consider Rubio the most talented communicator in the GOP and he's expected to be a top-tier presidential candidate in 22019 or 2024.
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It was a proud moment for The Times, to have done the right thing at the cost of losing some of our most talented employees.
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It's understandable that players who are used to being the most talented people on the court would believe themselves singularly capable of beating the odds.
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"Michael is one of the smartest and most talented individuals I've ever worked with — not to mention an amazing chef," she said in a statement.
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Owing to poor support, facilities and a tiny domestic market, many of Africa's most talented artists predictably end up in Europe or the United States.
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The game will chart the path she follows as she goes from neophyte to master criminal and right hand of the world's most talented thief.
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"Joltin' Joe Sinnott is one of the most talented, most capable and most dependable artists in the comics business," said Mr. Lee, Marvel's former publisher.
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"I think Nick is the most talented player since Roger jumped on the scene," said Paul Annacone, a former coach of Federer and Pete Sampras.
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"Evercore's mission is to attract and retain the most talented professionals of varied backgrounds who reflect the global marketplace that we serve," the firm says.
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Jackie Robinson had integrated the majors with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, and the most talented black players were being recruited by major league teams.
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With what is widely considered their most talented team in years, the Seminoles have high expectations of making a deep run in the NCAA Tournament.
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You stood out as one of the most talented and promising students in one of the most competitive applicant pools in the history of the Institute.
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Baidu must convince the most talented among them that its set of problems are the most interesting, and its chances of success are the most assured.
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We are sad to report that Dylan Rieder, one of the most talented skateboarders of his generation, passed away on Wednesday after a battle with leukemia.
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"Tonight we're down 113-211 against one of the most talented offensive teams in the league," said Duchene, who also had an assist on Rantanen's goal.
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This was on full display when BuzzFeed News was invited to knock doors in a lower-income community accompanied by one of Abrams' most talented organizers.
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H.S. Before his suicide this past February, Ren Hang was one of the most talented and controversial Chinese photographers in the realms of fashion and art.
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It will most certainly be the wedding party to top all wedding parties — the event already has the world's most talented musicians clamoring for the gig.
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The cute shot of two of modern music's most talented elicits multiple questions (what's a "bro-down"?), but most importantly: Are they writing and recording together?
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Every year for the past three years, Faulkner has been the most talented runner in the field, but the course has gotten the best of him.
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Explained in cheese terms, two of the greatest and most talented cheeses on earth loved each other so much that they made two gorgeous baby cheeses.
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Musician, producer, designer and recent deserter of a big red The Voice chair, Pharrell Williams, 43, is inarguably one of the most talented multi-hyphenates working.
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"For 96 years, Miss America has shone light on some of the brightest and most talented young women in the country," Harrison says in a statement.
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So rather than trying to transport you to the Grammys, Moments makes you feel like you're watching alongside the world's most talented peanut gallery of commentators.
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One-time five-star signee Ermon Lane, the most talented player in the current bunch, recently shifted to safety after barely making a squeak on offense.
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To restrict their capacity to influence public opinion would be to impose a limit on the most talented and deserving people and unfairly favor the masses.
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"I think Nick is the most talented player since Roger jumped on the scene," Paul Annacone, a former coach of Federer and Pete Sampras, has said.
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The United States is a beacon to aspiring entrepreneurs, performers and creators the world over, attracting the most talented people on earth because we celebrate success.
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This is a list of 15 of the most-talented teenagers in world sport, who are already making headlines of their own despite their young age.
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This is one of the nicest people that I've ever met in the film business and certainly one of the most talented people working right now.
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One of his most talented forwards struggled under the dictates, transferred to Colorado State and became player of the year in the rival Western Athletic Conference.
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Kansas City Chiefs: Sporting one of the most talented rosters in the NFL, the Chiefs weren't expected make any cuts that would reverberate around the league.
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A meeting of an advanced experimentalist and even the most talented high schoolers is unusual, but Mr. Braxton seems to have planned for it decades ago.
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He's lauded as Nigeria's most talented celebrity photographer but it is the stories of those on the very margins of society that are important to him.
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San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman is one of the most talented defensive players in the NFL, but he&aposs certainly not known for his modesty.
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Critic's Pick A posthumous show by one of the most talented painters of his generation reveals a "visionary fusion of form and feeling," our critic writes.
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Our state is home to the most talented workers in the world because we invest in making Washington the best place to learn, work and live.
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It is no great secret that many of the most talented and influential people in the arts (and other areas too, of course) often go unheralded.
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Focusing on reconstruction and reform, I opened a competitive process to recruit the most talented Western-educated professionals to fill the leadership positions in district administrations.
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High-handedness and jealousy drive away talent and ambition: Jamie Dimon, arguably the most talented C.E.O. of our day, was fired from Citigroup by Sandy Weill.
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The team's running game is among the best — and the most versatile — in the entire N.F.L. Michael Thomas is among the game's most talented wide receivers.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we death drop on the history of voguing with some of the most talented figures in New York's ballroom scene.
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And while the field of contenders was one of the most talented yet, it was the incomparable, indefatigable, downright genius Pat McGrath who took home the honor.
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Ask the most talented musician you know–there's nothing quite as exciting, or fear-inducing, as an invitation to perform at New York City's iconic Carnegie Hall.
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"We like to say that right now we're bringing in the most talented women in the world at an early stage," he said in a 25 interview.
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According to local legend she was the most talented forger at the time, with an expertise in the paintings of Mariette Lydis, Antonio Berni, and Pedro Figari.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ROTTERDAM — Although its most talented artists would go on to have long careers, No Wave was condemned to an early death.
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This article was originally published by VICE Sports Netherlands The Great Rift Valley in Kenya is home to some of the most talented runners in the world.
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The most talented players play only their freshman season, attend college for less than a year and mainly congregate at a few programs, notably Kentucky and Duke.
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As a producer and songwriter your goal is always to align yourself with the most talented artist that you can find, that person whose gifts are undeniable.
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He has executed exceptionally well, and he has done it with integrity and by building a positive culture that allows him to recruit the most talented executives.
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Moreover, the most talented and valuable employees are much more likely to flourish in open, supporting and high-functioning environments that seek out and maximize open discourse.
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And Fifty Shades author E.L. James is hardly the first or the most talented fanfiction writer to try to leverage her fandom readership into a mainstream audience.
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"Trump defeated the most talented GOP field in a generation with less staff, less experience and less money in much less time," said Republican strategist Keith Appell.
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Instead, he believes in removing barriers to success for the most talented in France, who will then pull society up generally by starting companies and creating jobs.
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Age: 19Position: MidfielderPep Guardiola described Phil Foden as the "most talented player" he's ever seen, according to the BBC, and the Spaniard has worked with Lionel Messi.
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He said the government had to make sure it had the most effective systems in place to ensure the most talented people were able to get visas.
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The nominees are, for the most part, representative of the most talented and listened-to musicians of 2016 — with Adele, Beyoncé, Drake, Rihanna, and Kanye West dominating.
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Omar Abdulrahman, a bushy-haired playmaker, is regarded as one of the most talented in Asia and monitored by many of the top clubs in the world.
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Rachel, aka Arcadia Bay's Best and Most Talented and Most Perfect Girl, grasps Chloe's hand, and the two disappear into the crowd to enjoy their favorite band.
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A new Tetris champion was crowned on Sunday as eight of the world's most talented players came to compete in the 7th annual Classic Tetris World Championship.
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Severino is clearly their most talented pitcher — an All-Star the last two seasons who gone toe-to-toe with Justin Verlander and Chris Sale without flinching.
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Mr. Conant's goal was to decrease the influence of inherited wealth and make sure the most talented future scientists and civil servants would make it to college.
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Mr. Acharya is considered one of his country's most talented (all the more impressive considering that he hails from a remote village and his mother can't read).
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Durant, a former MVP and one of the most talented and popular players in basketball, is one of four players on the Brooklyn Nets to test positive.
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In the 1950s, the Chinese government started rounding up the most talented musicians from ethnic minorities and trained them to play revised versions of their traditional music.
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In addition to most likely being without German, the Yankees must handle their most talented starting pitcher, Luis Severino, with care as he builds up his workload.
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The small-but-meaningful industry event is an annual gathering that brings together some of the most talented minds to discuss the road ahead for video games.
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With an instant classic like "Channel Orange" and a career-defining masterpiece like "Blonde," Ocean is inarguably one of our most talented and innovative singer-songwriter-producers.
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"He's the most talented candidate they have had in 30 years," Noem said of Sutton, who would be the youngest governor in the country if he wins.
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Organized by the guitarist Joel Harrison, the annual Alternative Guitar Summit gathers some of the most talented six-string improvisers in jazz, post-rock and world music.
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Houston Texans (3-4) — Deshaun Watson might be the most talented rookie quarterback in modern NFL history, and you just know Bill O'Brien will screw it up.
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It employs about 4,000 people, including 800 to 900 of North Korea's most talented artists, according to Pier Luigi Cecioni, its representative in the United States and Europe.
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Some of pop culture's most talented stars — Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse — belong to the 27 Club, having died at that tender age.
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"This is probably one of the most talented bullpens I've been around," said Cardinals reliever Jonathan Broxton, who got the big out on Stanton to end the sixth.
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Christina Sass is the co-founder and COO of Andela, a company that builds high-performing engineering teams with the most talented developers from tech hubs across Africa.
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Hiring freezes and attrition will simply mean that many of the most talented people leave, leaving agencies stuck more and more with personnel who can't find jobs elsewhere.
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The Chargers — the most talented of those teams — either will be searching for a new quarterback this offseason or will rely on an aging Philip Rivers in 2020.
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The company put out an open casting call for "100 of the world's most talented app creators," who would be trying to pitch their app to the panel.
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Such diffusion may be harder in a knowledge-intensive economy because frontier firms can hire the most talented workers and cultivate relations with the best universities and consultancies.
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The offense is another story, but Jarrett Stidham is the most talented quarterback Gus Malzahn has had since Cam Newton, and he doesn't turn the ball over, either.
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And that enigma is exactly what makes Kali Uchis not just one of the most talented rising stars of her generation, but also one of the most fascinating.
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But what happens when this new brute-capitalist version of Google finds out it's not the company some of its most talented people signed up to work for?
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She is one of our most talented product and organizational leaders — passionate about building community and supporting creativity, and focused on building strong teams and developing future leaders.
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"We know we're not the most talented team in the league so we know every game has to be a dogfight for us," Booker said after the loss.
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Whether it's finance, whether it's tech, whether its pharmaceutical, is our access to a single market, is our ability to attract the most talented from around the world.
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The four-year-long paid scheme trains the most talented people across Africa to become world-class software developers, eventually matching them to work remotely for international companies.
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Though their backgrounds are quite different, they are two of the most talented grapplers in heavyweight history, and as such, their pairing would almost certainly be a thriller.
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We've all had our fun debating which Chris is the best Chris, which Chris makes the best movies, which Chris is the funniest or prettiest or most talented.
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As a writer for shows like NBC's "30 Rock" and Hulu's "The Mindy Project," Tracey Wigfield has spent her fair share of time with comedy's most talented women.
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Just as smoking has been an integral part of the identity of French and Italian footballers, so too with some of their most talented counterparts from South America.
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World tours, fancy conferences, prestigious bylines and book contracts were bestowed on artists who hewed to political positions favored by the establishment, rather than on the most talented.
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We hire both thousands of Americans and some of the most talented people from abroad, who work together to help our companies succeed and expand our overall employment.
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It also got him talked about, together with the likes of Alvin Ailey and James Earl Jones, as among the most talented African-American artists of his generation.
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The combustible and manically energetic Billy (Timothée Chalamet), the most talented of the three young actors, is an out-of-control rebel, desperate for a secure emotional connection.
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"This bill is an undisguised attack on some of our most talented and most vulnerable citizens," Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin said, adding it would cause irreparable economic damage.
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Anthony Davis may be the most talented teammate of James' career, but the rest of the roster has some odd-fitting pieces, including Rajon Rondo and DeMarcus Cousins.
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The president was wise to select this A-Team of senior officials – probably the most talented assembled since the Reagan presidency – to advise him and execute his policies.
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Omar Abdulrahman, a bushy-haired playmaker, is regarded as one of the most talented in Asia and is monitored by many of the top clubs in the world.
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"I'm delighted to be joining R.B.S., and I'm looking forward to starting shortly and leading one of the most talented legal teams in the country," Mr. Shaw said.
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Clearly, Ferris is far from the most talented or interesting person in the scene — he's not even really singing, or doing much of anything besides holding a microphone.
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She is one of our most talented product and organizational leaders -- passionate about building community and supporting creativity, and focused on building strong teams and developing future leaders.
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A reason we watch sports is to see the planet's most talented, dedicated athletes perform at the highest levels, to see true physical genius in their chosen pursuits.
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Ronan once again proved that she is one of the most talented actresses ever and works perfectly with Laurie Metcalf to nail their contentious mother-daughter relationship dynamic.
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"She's one of the most talented communicators in American politics," said Waleed Shahid, a spokesperson for Justice Democrats, a progressive group that helped elect Ocasio-Cortez in 2018.
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All the while Sergey sang along to his favorite Leonard Cohen CD. Back in university, Sergey had been a star—the smartest and most talented of them all.
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"Increasingly, the most lucrative jobs and most talented, wealthy people are converging in 'superstar cities' that are knowledge and technology hubs," Apartment List notes in a recent report.
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"It is no exaggeration to say that the men and women representing our nation are among the most talented, dedicated, and patriotic Americans in public service," he wrote.
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Some of the most talented golfers in the world will compete for their share of $21.5 million in purse money, and the winner will take home $21996 million.
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Eagles' defense must be sharper The Philadelphia Eagles allowed just nine points to one the league's most talented offenses last week, keeping Dallas out of the end zone.
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" Ms. Minow said in a statement that Harvard Law School was "continually working to eliminate barriers as we search for the most talented candidates for law and leadership.
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This week in Las Vegas, some of the most talented cybersecurity minds have gathered to take part in two of the year's biggest hacker conferences, Blackhat and Defcon.
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In addition, it was staged by Kirill S. Serebrennikov, considered perhaps the most talented, innovative theater director in Russia, but one with a reputation for mocking social conventions.
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There seemed to be no other reason for the most talented musician of the past half-century to hold crates of his own work back for that long.
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"Our sole objective was to hire the most talented scientists and engineers to help lead the company and our cities to a driverless future," Kalanick said in a statement.
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Syracuse is coming off a disappointing loss, but coach Jim Boeheim knows that his team is hardly the most talented he's had during his lengthy tenure with the Orange.
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He earned a reputation as one of the industry's most talented coders by helping Google become a computational powerhouse with new approaches to databases and large-scale data analysis.
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It's been a little over a month since the hip-hop world lost one of its most talented lyricists when Mobb Deep's Prodigy died at the age of 42.
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" AK: "I think the most talented people I know often have this [habit of] self-sabotage, where they overthink their ideas to a place where they just go nuts.
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Beyond the never before seen footage, the film tells a story about what it was really like to be one of the most talented singers of an entire generation.
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Manuel Neuer (aged 279) and David de Gea (aged 22006), two of his most talented heirs, have both conceded 269% fewer goals than expected over the last eight seasons.
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Fortunately, this space opera is so legendary it's still able to attract some of Hollywood's most talented players to keep telling stories, and Rogue One is a prime example.
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We need to ensure that the most talented foreign-born, U.S.-educated individuals, especially in STEM fields, have the opportunity to become American citizens and contribute to our economy.
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With one of the most talented receivers in the league in DeAndre Hopkins as a target, Watson will be an early pick in fantasy drafts once again this year.
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Working with some of the most talented and creative engineers, product managers, visionaries and business leaders that good fortune (and inspiring leadership) has brought together has changed my life.
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A health-food magnate was inspired by a particularly well-played high school girls' baseball tournament to provide a league for the most talented of those to continue playing.
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The most talented NBA team ever assembled will be even more explosive in 270.0, in large part because life is about to get even smoother for their best player.
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Recruiting successes also beget more recruiting successes, as college coaches can show the most talented prospects that they know how to get players selected high in the N.B.A. draft.
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"Our sole objective was to hire the most talented scientists and engineers to help lead the company and our cities to a driverless future," he said in a statement.
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In fact, CNBC reported in 2014 that Ma sends his most-talented employees there to work with the hope that the experience inspires them to create more great products.
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But when everything is considered, Ainge, known more for asset hoarding than deal-making, has given Coach Brad Stevens one of the league's three or four most talented rosters.
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"At the end of the day, the Russian team, I think, is the most talented team, based on the available players they have," said Sean Burke, Canada's general manager.
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At college basketball's most elite programs, rosters are defined by transience, with the most talented players, beginning with freshmen, leaving years before they might have in an earlier era.
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Some of India's most talented young students are now being kept at arm's length from the country's startup scene after dozens saw job offers pulled with little or no notice.
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"She's a trailblazer, a rule-breaker, a relentless philanthropist, a Presidential Medal of Freedom winner and one of the funniest and most talented people on the planet," the singer said.
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"I expect we'll have Canada's most talented team ever, with most of our NBA players proudly representing their country," Glen Grunwald, president and CEO of Canada Basketball said in May.
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Robin Givhan, who is one of the most talented journalists of her generation, is also the only journalist who ever received a Pulitzer Prize in criticism for a fashion article.
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It's never been my little brothers dream to be a model as HE is one of the most talented musicians my ears have ever been given the gift of hearing….
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Nikolas "Niko" Kovac is one of the most talented individual Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players in the world, and team FaZe Clan reportedly bought him out from Mousesports for $500,000.
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Imagine a half-dozen of your most talented friends getting together for a spontaneous jam session in the sun after having a beer or two each: that was the vibe.
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"She is one of our most talented product and organizational leaders -- passionate about building community and supporting creativity, and focused on building strong teams and developing future leaders," Zuckerberg wrote.
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She is also perhaps the most talented fundraiser in American politics, having brought in more than half a billion dollars to Democratic coffers since taking over the leadership in 2003.
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"Cutting federal pay is not the way to run the best government possible or to recruit and retain the most talented Americans to serve their fellow countrymen," he added. Rep.
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Instead, as a nation we must harness the combined efforts of our most talented scientists, clinicians, advocates, and all who are willing to dedicate themselves to solving this devastating problem.
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He later went on to become a good citizen in Norman, a popular teammate, a player respected by his coaches, and one of the most talented players in college football.
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He is the most loving father, the most brilliant actor, the most beautiful operatic tenor, the most talented visual artist- the wisest and most human advice giver, & best Grandpa ever!!
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In the 212s, her team of craftsmen, regarded among the most talented in Paris, doubted whether her sketch for a platinum cigarette case covered with diamonds could be successfully realized.
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Mr. Smollett, 32, is a singer and a breakout star of the hit drama "Empire," in which he plays Jamal, the most talented member of the Lyon hip-hop dynasty.
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After starting out at Tower Bridge, I eventually found him next to Wembley Stadium, where he was with the Street Elitez—some of the most talented riders in the country.
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Many developers find this position compelling, despite the mountain of competing evidence—these vulnerabilities are omnipresent, and effect even companies with the largest security budgets and the most talented developers!
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Trading away Khalil Mack, their best defensive player, before the season was not tanking, and trading Amari Cooper, their most talented wide receiver, earlier this week was also not tanking.
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It could be anybody, it could have been anybody on our season because our season collectively made up one of the most talented casts I've ever seen on Drag Race.
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That rule, created for the 2006 draft, birthed a system in which the most talented college players competed in college during their freshman seasons and then left to play professionally.
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He'll inherit a boatload of targets left by the departures of Pierre Garcon and DeSean Jackson, and is clearly the most talented receiver quarterback Kirk Cousins has to throw to.
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He is the most loving father, the most brilliant actor, the most beautiful operatic tenor, the most talented visual artist -- the wisest and most human advice giver, & best Grandpa ever!!
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On Wednesday night, at a house party high in the Hollywood Hills, Alfre Woodard was trying to gather some of the world's most talented black actresses for a group picture.
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Trump squashed his 16 GOP rivals — a group that was touted as the most talented field of contenders in modern history — as if they were bugs crashing into his windshield.
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Churchman is clearly among today's most talented painters; For the Moon There Is the Cloud was a beguiling look at his visual worlds and the depth of meaning behind them.
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"I've always been really intrigued by the intangibles of the sports world and why it is that the most talented team on paper doesn't always win the championship," Janssen says.
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"Jamie and Zack are two of the most talented TV executives in the world and have been instrumental in making this the golden age of television," said Cue, in a statement.
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Dananjaya Hettiarachchi is the 2014 Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking— that means that the world's largest public speaking organization has judged him to be one of their most talented members.
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You can watch the whole thing right here, and given that it's an expansive conversation with one of the most talented and intriguing musicians working today, we cannot recommend it enough.
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The game will be our first chance to see them on the same court, and our first look at the two players widely regarded as the league's most talented incoming rookies.
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He is arguably the most talented player of his generation, and has the potential to win many grand slams once Mr Djokovic and Andy Murray, who are both approaching 30, retire.
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"I think it's great for the industry to get to the point where they are hiring based on the most talented person," American Black Film Festival founder Jeff Friday told CNN.
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" Country star Brad Paisley, who collaborated with Lovato on the 2016 single "Without a Fight," also tweeted, "My friend @ddlovato is one of the kindest, most talented people I've ever met.
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Baylor boasts wins over Oregon, Michigan State and Louisville – the final two while winning the Battle 4 Atlantis – and will be tested by one of the country's most talented backcourt trios.
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A Clueless reboot, still based on the novel Jane Austen novel Emma, would be the ultimate in nostalgia value, but written for today's audience, using some of today's most talented actors.
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Parker came up with the idea in 2009, but Inktober has now become a worldwide trend, that has cut across borders with many of Africa's most talented artists jumping on board.
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Will is one of the most talented leaders at our company — always focused on solving the most important problems for people and clear-eyed about the challenges and tradeoffs we face.
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Paul returns home to where he started his career and gets to bark at DeMarcus Cousins and Anthony Davis (arguably the two most talented teammates he's ever had) for 215 games.
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Intended to ensure the most talented officers are placed in positions of increasing responsibility, complaints abound that promotion depends overly much on sponsorship by a senior official instead of measureable performance.
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"I'm hoping for a thoughtful discussion between the two candidates on how the U.S. should continue to attract the world's most talented minds -- software developers, engineers, statisticians and mathematicians," he said.
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" After detailing Omin's ordeal and the subsequent backlash, Johnson explained Andela's process to "seek out the most talented engineers in Africa and embed them within elite technology teams around the world.
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"Kyoto Animation is home to some of the world's most talented animators and dreamers - the devastating attack today is a tragedy felt far beyond Japan," Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook tweeted.
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Fox News has become Number 1 in all of cable because I consistently identified and promoted the most talented men and women in television, and they performed at the highest levels.
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Rose clearly thinks that's a mistake ... saying Jackson is the most talented player not in the HOF ... which is shocking, considering Pete's a 17-time All-Star with 4,256 career hits!!!
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"I've always been really intrigued by the intangibles of the sports world and why it is that the most talented team on paper doesn't always win the championship," Janssen tells CNBC.
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The two most talented teams in the conference, who just one week ago were vying for a possible spot in the College Football Playoff poll, are now both eliminated from contention.
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In recent decades, the rewards at the top have gone up in numerous professions, from film stars to financiers, as the most talented apply their skills on a bigger, globalised stage.
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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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The nineteenth-century conductor—a necessary time beater, presiding over a mixed lot of players—by degrees metamorphosed, in the most talented examples, into a spiritual mentor and charismatic culture god.
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The changes in the eligibility rules particularly affect the Pacific Islands — Fiji, Samoa and Tonga — that have traditionally lost their most talented players to bigger countries, especially Australia and New Zealand.
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"You can tell either he believes it in his core, or he's the absolute most talented con man on earth, which could very well be the case," one former employee said.
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It's not a shock to me that Elena Della Donne, one of the most talented athletes—male or female—in the world, doesn't get a lot of attention for coming out.
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Will is one of the most talented leaders at our company -- always focused on solving the most important problems for people and clear-eyed about the challenges and tradeoffs we face.
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Wilson tantalized millions with his vision of a better future, in which a League of Nations would prevent future wars, and democracies would allow people to select their most talented leaders.
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Dr. Garfield may be a mathematician by training, but a he's a designer by calling, and Valve is still home to some of the most talented artists and developers in games.
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At any given point in a game they could claim to have the five most talented players on the court — with the possible exception of Russell over Redick and/or Harris.
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From Tom Brady&aposs record number of Super Bowl wins to Brett Favre&aposs record number of career pass completions, these are some of the most talented players in NFL history.
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And Cespedes, the Mets' most talented player, has endured a number of leg ailments since joining the team midway through 2015 and is now on the D.L. with a hamstring strain.
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To put Harrington's record in proper perspective, Fred Couples, Davis Love and Tom Weiskopf — three of the most talented players of the last 2973 years — only won three majors between them.
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" Democratic strategist Christy Setzer said it "just goes to show that having unlimited money and the most talented team in the world doesn't matter if you refuse to do basic preparation.
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By having fewer new high-skilled workers — or even just keeping the status quo — Washington policymakers risk losing some of the world's most talented minds to more welcoming nations, he said.
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"Hedi ... is one of the most talented designers of our time ... His arrival at Celine reinforces the great ambitions that LVMH has for this house," Arnauld said in the company's statement.
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A great chef once told me that many of his most talented colleagues had at one point been smokers and, as a result, tend to use a bit too much salt.
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The Federalist Society spent decades preparing for this moment, and they've helped Trump identify many of the most talented conservative stalwarts in the entire legal profession to place on the bench.
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With two top-10 recruits from the class of 2019 on its roster, Washington was meant to be one of the most talented squads in all of college basketball this season.
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Fox News has become Number 1 in all of cable because I consistently identified and promoted the most talented men and women in television, and they performed at the highest levels.
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On Saturday, some of the world's most talented basketball players will compete head-to-head in three different events: the Skills Challenge, the 3-Point Shootout and the Slam Dunk Contest.
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Some of your most talented employees who bring value to your organization in many ways may need to be let go if they're not acting in line with your company ethos.
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That sounds a bit off to me for several reasons, especially since we're currently watching the most talented generation of hockey players in history, with the highest volume of elite-level stars.
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The world of centrist and center-left funders is driven by a small set of highly educated people, who see Washington, DC, as where the most talented and exciting leaders are operating.
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That has allowed this type of software to stand on equal footing with some of the most talented human players of Go and, now, much more sophisticated games like Starcraft and Dota.
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Spending a year with some of the most talented actors, singers, dancers, and instrumentalists I've ever met in The Great Comet of 1812 was extraordinarily inspiring and really filled my creative tank.
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"When a such a legendary personality extends his desire to improve the level of America's most talented chess players, it is a sign that some goodwill is possible between us," he said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Dominic Thiem is looking forward to playing a 'legendary' quarter-final match with Alexander Zverev after two of the most talented young wolves advanced at the French Open on Sunday.
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It all went down at the Dru Joyce Shooting Stars Classic in Akron ... where hundreds of the most talented kids in the country -- including LBJ's own boys -- compete in a huge tournament.
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Steve was a staffer who worked for me after I had already won the nomination by defeating seventeen candidates, often described as the most talented field ever assembled in the Republican Party.
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While the current generation of NBA superstars have made a trend of teaming up to pursue championships, Kobe saw his most talented teammates as impeding or confusing the singularity of his achievement.
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It's not often that Trump, the man who dismembered the most talented Republican primary field in years in 2016, seems to be struggling for traction in a face-to-face political fight.
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For two weeks, the world comes together, sets both personal and political differences aside, and watches the globe's most talented, dedicated and hard-working athletes push each other to even greater heights.
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You're in the trenches day-in and day-out with some of the most talented news producers in the business, from the news associates all the way up to the executive producer.
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He was a prodigy the way Mozart was a prodigy, and describing him as the most talented singer, guitarist, pianist, and producer on the planet was both completely reasonable and possibly true.
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The player who took it, Prescott, worked in front of Dallas' most talented runner since Emmitt Smith, behind the best offensive line in the league, and out of a cut-down playbook.
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Roy Huggins—screenwriter, producer, director—may not have been the most talented man in Hollywood, but over the course of a midcentury career he managed to compile a resume of some achievement.
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Two of the world's most talented teenager soccer players, who once played together at FC Barcelona as youngsters, look set to become the sport's biggest rivals since Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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But the industry has been pushing to recruit earlier and earlier, and this opens up more select spots for the most talented undergrads to get hired into six-figure private-equity jobs.
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Steve was a staffer who worked for me after I had already won the nomination by defeating 17 candidates, often described as the most talented field ever assembled in the Republican party.
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The most talented (the ones with the most options) will be the first to leave if they aren't given substantial economics for staying in Hanoi as the North Vietnamese roll into town.
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This time it was arguably one of the world's most talented artists who sang one of the all-time greatest lyrics: I only want to see you laughing in the purple rain ….
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While he had a father-son relationship with many of his players, Shankly was said to stress that not even the most talented among them was more important than the average fan.
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But all good democratizations necessitate layers of curation to sort through all the output, which social networks have become, and tools to let the most talented artists create what's worth everyone's attention.
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He's played with and already coached some of the most talented and infuriating players who ever lived (Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, Draymond Green, etc.) He's seen everything up close, from multiple perspectives.
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Kalanick in a statement on Friday said the path to victory was clear: Uber's sole objective was to hire the most talented scientists and engineers and it had never possessed trade secrets.
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The most talented state sponsors of attacks — mostly Russia, China, Iran and North Korea — have carefully calibrated their operations in cyberspace to achieve their strategic aims while avoiding a real shooting war.
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Profile SYDNEY, Australia — In the remote Western Australian fishing town he calls home, Tim Winton, one of this country's most talented writers, says many residents for years assumed he was selling weed.
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To that end, we thought: Who better than some of today's most talented spy and crime novelists — Joseph Finder, Laura Lippman, Jason Matthews, Zoë Sharp and Scott Turow — to conjure possible outcomes?
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This program, part of Dancing in the Streets, presents some of New York's most talented dancers — you've seen them fly through the air during your commute — in the safety of a park.
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When Nadal emerged in the mid-2000s, Federer was dominating men's tennis, and already a consensus was forming that he was the most talented player ever to have picked up a racket.
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Unfortunately, there is worse yet to come: The nation's most talented engineers now apply themselves to making marketing platforms out of innovations — A.I. assistants like the Amazon Echo or self-driving cars.
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With his new movie, "Golden Exits," Alex Ross Perry affirms that he's both one of the most talented younger filmmakers working in American movies, and a great writer of roles for women.
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It was the type of deal reminiscent of the so-called Evil Empire Yankees under Steinbrenner's father, George — using the club's deep pockets to attract the most talented players in free agency.
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And in an environment with constant political instability, WCS provided a much-needed level of stability and institutional memory, snapping up the park service's most talented directors when their terms ran out.
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"Last year was probably the most talented team I've ever been around, but it didn't necessarily perform like that on a nightly basis," said Andrew Friedman, the Dodgers' president for baseball operations.
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It's silly to arbitrarily rule out one of the most talented players due to age, and tragically non-obvious that political star power can actually last for years and years without dimming.
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"I did what I could do and made a call and said he's one of the most talented people I've worked with and has such a big heart and appreciation," Hemsworth said.
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Smash hits like 2013's "Type Of Way," 2015's "Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)," and his work with former associate Young Thug propped him up as one of Atlanta's most talented artists.
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BRISBANE, Australia — Ash Barty, one of the most talented Australian tennis players of her generation, played Serena Williams on the opening night of the Australian Open in Rod Laver Arena two years ago.
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Trump's free flowing style and unconventional political persona played a key role in his success in dispatching what had been billed as the most talented crop of Republican primary candidates in a generation.
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The most talented professionals are increasingly used to being able to call the shots and shape their lives as they want to live them rather than as traditional 9-to-5 work requires.
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George Washington, Aaron Burr, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison: Our lily-white founding fathers are all portrayed to perfection by a cast of some of the most talented non-white men in musical theater.
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After turning aluminum foil into an functional blade, Japan's most talented knife maker has now demonstrated how a roll of regular food wrap can be hardened, sharpened, and used to slice and dice.
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"Allowing them to replace this country as the prime destination for the most talented students and researchers would cause irreparable damage and help them to achieve their goal of global leadership," he wrote.
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In just a few hours' time Hollywood's most talented musicians will make their way to the Staples Center in Los Angeles to celebrate the music industry's most prestigious awards show of the year.
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Created by two women founders, the idea behind Founders Embassy is to democratize access to Silicon Valley for the most talented international startups that often lack the privilege of insider connections and resources.
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As unoriginal as it may be, the film is bound to be an award-winning smash, because it boasts a likeable, natural performance from Lady Gaga, one of pop music's most talented provocateurs.
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The frustration vented among boxing junkies in advance of this match should actually be directed at their own business: to succeed in today's game, even the most talented boxer must be carefully handled.
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This is all the more interesting in the light of the fact that when Rauschenberg turns to "legitimate" composition, he is one of the most talented and brilliant painters of the abstract movement.
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"When the stakes are as high as the safety and security of the United States, we should always have an open door for the best, most talented patriots," Donnelly said in a statement.
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They might be studs on the "pro wrestling" circuit ... but even the most talented "real" wrestlers in the WWE would get ROLLED UP by Team USA's olympic wrestling team ... so says Kurt Angle.
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AND I'M FORTUNATE THAT I GET TO EXPRESS MYSELF THROUGH GOPRO AND WORK WITH SOME OF THE MOST TALENTED PEOPLE IN THE WORLD, WHETHER THEY'RE PRODUCT DESIGNERS OR PEOPLE IN OUR MARKETING DEPARTMENT.
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"It has been beyond my wildest dreams to work with such an amazing team of people at such an incredible brand and alongside Mickey — one of retail's most talented visionaries," Lyons told BoF.
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"Will is one of the most talented leaders at our company — always focused on solving the most important problems for people and clear-eyed about the challenges and tradeoffs we face," Zuckerberg wrote.
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The most talented young people in each cohort are assigned to technical units within the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), such as Unit 8200, a signals-intelligence force similar to America's National Security Agency.
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The most talented billionaires have a genius for combining grand ideas with intense pragmatism; the Gates Foundation is pursuing its aim of abolishing polio and malaria with a business-like attention to detail.
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Hart is probably Villanova's most talented player — most likely the one, along with the freshman guard Jalen Brunson, with the best chance at a successful N.B.A. career — and he was brilliant on offense.
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President Obama told a gathering of young Vietnamese today that the country need not worry about losing its most talented people, but he went on to describe conditions for emigration that fit Vietnam.
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"Fox News has become Number 1 in all of cable because I consistently identified and promoted the most talented men and women in television, and they performed at the highest levels," he said.
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"Google's value depends on its ability to find and keep the most talented engineers on the planet, no matter their gender or what they look like or where they're from," Tomaino told CNBC.
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None of them would have had much truck with the buy up of community assets by overseas business interests, nor with the cult of personality that surrounds the most talented Premier League players.
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Malik Jackson: $93M, $10M sign bonus, $42M gted, salaries $8M (gtd), $13.5M (gtd), $14.5M (gtd injury at signing), $13M, $13.75M, $13.75M But Jackson is probably the most talented free agent available this offseason.
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Dining | New Jersey Two visits to Common Lot, a new restaurant in Millburn, convinced me that Ehren Ryan, an owner and the executive chef, is among the most talented cooks in the state.
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Are we headed toward a world without exhibitions of other immoral, sometimes criminal artists like Paul Gauguin, Picasso or Schiele, to name a few of our most talented and most personally brutal artists?
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Leading off the second inning, Manny Machado, the Dodgers' most talented hitter, worked to a full count against Jhoulys Chacin, the Brewers starting pitcher, who had yet to allow a run this postseason.
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The Jimmys take over Broadway's Minskoff Theater for one sparkly Monday night each June, transforming the set of "The Lion King" into a showcase for 274 of the nation's most talented theatrical hopefuls.
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On Monday, Bloomberg's campaign gathered hundreds of tech leaders on a conference call and asked them to refer their most talented technical colleagues and friends to Bloomberg's gargantuan election operation in New York.
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The project, produced by Atlantic Records, consists of 15 unique tracks featuring some of the most talented female artists in the game — Megan Thee Stallion, Normani, and Doja Cat, to name a few.
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On Sunday, one of the biggest days in auto racing, the world's most talented, well-funded drivers will chase victory at the Monaco Grand Prix, the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600.
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Yovanovitch's former colleagues have described her as one of the State Department's most talented and conscientious diplomats, and that it would be totally out of character for her to engage in partisan politics.
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As one of the most talented and popular players in the N.B.A. — with the top-selling jersey in the league and a salary of $11 million — he would appear to be fine financially.
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"We will be opening a number of offices across the world and hiring the most talented people as we grow our regional partnerships," Dan Vahdat, CEO of Medopad, said in an announcement Friday.
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The American Idol series finale brought some of the most talented figures from the show's history back to the stage, but no return was likely as anticipated as that of superstar Carrie Underwood.
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Brands like Bugatti allow an automaker's most talented designers, engineers and executives to explore bold aspirations without leaving the company to do so, said Erich Joachimsthaler, a branding consultant and CEO of Vivaldi.
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Together with some of his most talented students, Rollins formed the collective Kids of Survival (or K.O.S.) and started making collaborative works that explored literature, art history and themes of race and colonialism.
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As well as a great opportunity to spy on some of the most talented security researchers, hacking conferences are naturally a hotbed for those looking to get up to a bit of mischief.
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A. I've had a great opportunity to work with some of the most talented decorators, photographers and entertainers throughout my 30-plus-year career in the hospitality industry and 23 years in South Florida.
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No seriously — from the death of some of the most talented artists in the world to that whole presidential election thing — you have been such a completely awful year and now everything is screwed.
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The Carol actress appeared with some of the most talented drag queens in N.Y.C. Monday night at the legendary Stonewall Inn, where she lip-synced and danced with the performers for a good cause.
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So, last year, I set out on an epic cross-country road trip to interview more than 100 of the most talented, hard-working, and inspiring women running their own businesses and creative practices.
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The way it was victimized is that the smartest, most driven, most talented people were able to take those values and use them to their own advantage at the expense of the common good.
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Imagine if, today, a famed musical theater star (like Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, Oscar-winning Greatest Showman songwriters) gathered 213 of the nation's most talented youths and made them sing about French kissing.
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Even as some of the most talented American designers are opting to present their collections in Paris, not New York, we are harking back to a moment when American fashion came into its own.
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Monaco's young striker, a mere 18 years of age, has made 44 professional appearances all told, and yet he is already being likened to one of the most talented footballers France has ever seen.
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Myles, who describes herself on her website as an award-winning performer regarded by critics as "one of the most talented queens in the North East," was reportedly attending the hearing to cover it.
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Presidents, from Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama -- who by definition are usually the most talented and inspiring orators in their parties -- have often found that their reflected glow has limited appeal in midterm races.
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This was supposed to be the Year of the Freshman in college basketball, thanks to an incoming recruiting class that was widely considered to be the deepest and most talented of the past decade.
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Today, as part of "Jersey Club 101", the series started by CLUBJERSEY, we've got a wild club mix from him alongside some essential tracks from the most talented producers in the Jersey Club scene.
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It was easy for Anthony to laugh, because a deal did ultimately take shape with the Thunder, one that puts him on the most talented team (Olympics aside) he's ever been a part of.
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College basketball could, after nearly a half-century, reintroduce freshman ineligibility in men's basketball, a move that would effectively dare the most talented players to test themselves with one year of professional basketball overseas.
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" Matador said in a statement: "Chan Marshall is without question one of the most talented, brilliant artists we've been fortunate to know," adding: "Our working relationship with Chan has not been without difficult moments.
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Since the early days of the Republic, corporations have invested substantial capital in some of the country's most talented and charismatic lawyers, pushed risky lawsuits and been on the "cutting edge" of rights-making.
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All of the Riveters' core four credited Wiseman with creating a rigid culture that brought them to the apex of the league, even when they may not always have had the most talented roster.
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For the project, Knight and 20 of the world's most talented scribes are charged with depicting a series of models in their own respective mediums, and streaming it to the public on Facebook Live.
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The world's richest day of racing will take place Saturday at Meydan Racecourse in the United Arab Emirates, and it has once again attracted some of the most talented runners from around the world.
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This season began with astronomical expectations for the Sharks, who had parlayed a combination of savvy drafting, shrewd trades and European scouting into the most talented roster in the West, and perhaps the league.
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Showcasing some of the most talented photographers of our time, Swinton's exhibition is certainly one worth seeing, even if it does not offer a curatorial intervention or challenge our imperious need to classify bodies.
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We saw enough to continue to consider him arguably the most talented RB in the NFL, and we can reasonably expect QB Daniel Jones to guide a steadier attack in Jones's second season. 3.
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In pitches to prominent tech figures, according to Recode, Bloomberg surrogates are asking them to send their "most talented friends," particularly if those friends are experts in data science, internet marketing, or ad buys.
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They were without their most talented hitter, Yoenis Cespedes, who was put on the disabled list in the afternoon, as expected, with a strained left hamstring injury that will keep him out a while.
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Venezuela 11, Italy 10 GUADALAJARA, Mexico — Venezuela, one of the most talented teams in the World Baseball Classic, needed 10 innings and sustained two injuries in an 11-10 win over Italy on Saturday.
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Many of our brightest, most talented high-school students do not even bother applying for admission; others drop out or curtail their studies because they are unable or unwilling to take on more debt.
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And Julio is Julio Urias, who last year turned in a 3.39 ERA at 19 years old, an age when even his most talented contemporaries are in college or, if they're lucky, High-A.
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The real surprise in the Beckham case is that it was the staid Giants who chose to push their most talented and popular player out the door — and to do it in his prime.
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"It has been beyond my wildest dreams to work with such an amazing team of people at such an incredible brand and alongside Mickey—one of retail's most talented visionaries," Lyons said in a statement.
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The country music duo, who saw their career officially take off via their 2015 hit single "Stay a Little Longer," find themselves firmly cementing themselves as one of the genre's brightest and most talented stars.
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We believe that SB2387 will make it far more challenging for businesses across the state to recruit and retain the nation's best and brightest workers and attract the most talented students from across the country.
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MasterClass, a San Francisco-based online education platform that's luring some of the most talented professionals in their respective fields to teach, has raised $20163 million in Series B funding led by New Enterprise Associates.
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Since 23, I've been closely watching some of the most talented professional artists trying their hand at VR art using tools like Tilt Brush, for the HTC Vive, with colorful but less than extraordinary results.
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For many, he was not only one of their most talented practitioners but an invaluable figurehead in the Lindy Hop world, one who would use the social norms of this unique society to his advantage.
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"Trash Talk" is VICE's new interview series where we invade the homes and studios of some of New York's most talented artists and creatives, dig through their garbage, and then ask them questions about it.
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An injury-hampered Kyrgios bowed out of the opening round of the U.S. Open with an assortment of fines, a smashed racket and a tantrum, while burnishing his reputation as the tour's most talented slacker.
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Quantitative strategies where computer models help traders earn above average market returns have become extremely popular among hedge funds and big-name firms, including Citadel, are in competition to hire the most talented new graduates.
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"It has been beyond my wildest dreams to work with such an amazing team of people at such an incredible brand and alongside Mickey — one of retail's most talented visionaries," Lyons told BoF in April.
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Make no mistake: International students and scholars make tremendous contributions to the U.S. economy and our campus communities, and it's vital that the United States remain the preeminent destination for the world's most talented minds.
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Federer is not only one of the most talented athletes on the planet, but also the richest with a reported net worth of $450 million and total career earnings of $123.6 million, according to Forbes.
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It's no secret that some of the most talented people on the planet are spending more time and energy maximizing return on investment for a tech startup instead of driving positive change in our society.
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Thanks largely to Valeant's tumble, Ackman's hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management suffered back-to-back losses in 2015 and 2016 as his reputation as one of the hedge fund industry's most talented investors dimmed.
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And while the Red Sox have been a bit of a delicious mess so far, I still think that, top to bottom, they have the most talented roster in the American League, outside of Houston.
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In recent years we've even been able to scrape together an England team and head out to the States for the Cheerleading Worlds, competing among some of the most talented cheer teams on the planet.
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Last season's team was considered the Capitals' most talented one, but after winning the Presidents' Trophy with the league's best record by a wide margin, it lost in the second round of the N.H.L. playoffs.
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Because random events can help weaker teams sneak past stronger opponents more often in hockey, in any given season, even many of the most talented teams in the N.H.L. win just over half their games.
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And yet, in that asterisked praise — Chelsea, the best* team in England (but not the most talented) — is the reason that it is Conte's team preparing for a parade and not all of the others.
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Denzel Washington did an incredible job of not only directing, but also having the laserlike focus and discipline to stay true and elevate to the big screen one of our most talented and celebrated playwrights.
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As one seeks to explain the lack of women and minority artists in museum collections, it becomes clear that many of the most talented worked in commercial art fields that have themselves been largely excluded.
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At Concettina ai Tre Santi, the chef Ciro Oliva may be the most talented pizzaiolo in town, the fourth generation of a family dynasty running this folksy dining spot in the working-class Sanità neighborhood.
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The mother and father of Ashima Shiraishi, a fourteen-year-old New Yorker who has been called the most talented rock climber in the world, met in fashion school, in Tokyo, in the early seventies.
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"He was such a whirlwind of energy and excitement and enthusiasm, he was like a magnet, drawing the most talented young people around him just to be in his presence to learn," Mr. Moore said.
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Had Williamson returned, Krzyzewski would have undoubtedly had the most talented team in the country on his hands, and Duke more than likely would have once again been the frontrunner to win the national championship.
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Whan said his father told him that the coach had paid him a compliment because every team needs someone to get the ball to the players who are the biggest, fastest, strongest and most talented.
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In case you're unfamiliar with Mutoid Man, they are a group comprised of three of the most talented hardcore musicians on the planet, featuring members of Converge and Cave In and a bunch of others.
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In the first place, I think Alfie Allen is the most talented actor in the cast, and this scene benefits from his performance, but the choreography of this make-it-or-break-it moment is key.
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We have worked hard to attract the most talented people from across the globe because we believe diversity of thought is critical to our success and helps us create the best possible products for our customers.
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"We like to say that right now we're bringing in the most talented women in the world at an early stage," he said in an interview hosted by the Economic Club of New York in 2017.
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"He is one of the most talented people who has ever run for the president I have ever seen," he added, saying Trump knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
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It features a choir comprised of some of the Canada's most talented black women and women of color such as TiKA, Lido Pimentia, Jenny Mecija of Ohbijou, Alanna Stuart of Bonjay, Ansley Simpson, and Kamilah Apong.
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The most talented scientists, he observed, tend to have access to the most resources and the best opportunities, and receive a disproportionate amount of credit for their work, thus amplifying their already enhanced reputations and careers.
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SMU's best players are their oldest, but their most talented players are underclassmen, which makes sense when you consider that their junior class was the first group of players that Brown recruited directly from high school.
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Christina Sass is the co-founder and COO of Andela, a company that recruits the most talented software engineers on the African continent and pairs them with global tech companies as full-time, distributed team members.
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Government officials, entrepreneurs, and non-profits can work together to create mutually beneficial "knowledge economies," drawing on the best of the creative capacity of the brightest and most talented on both sides of the Florida Straits.
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If the Cubs advance, then comes the N.L. Championship Series, possibly against the Los Angeles Dodgers, one of the hottest and most talented teams in the league, and now featuring Clayton Kershaw and his resurgent arm.
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"Student filmmakers are the next wave of professional creators entering the market and already representative of some of the most talented filmmakers on the platform,"Michael Weissman, GM of Vimeo, told Mashable in an email interview.
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Trump called Gaetz "one of the finest and most talented people in Congress " and thanked him for working "tirelessly on helping to get our Massive Tax Cuts [passed]" in a tweet sent just after 2 a.m.
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I wasn't the smartest, I wasn't the most talented when I went to theater school, and yet I worked really, really hard and every time someone knocked me down, I got up and I started again.
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The rule is that over the past quarter century, it has grown much more difficult for even the most talented Senate candidates to win in states that usually vote for the other party in presidential races.
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From the maniacal German between the posts to the velvety Frenchman leading the line, some of the most talented footballers in the side had tried to make careers for themselves in Serie A, and ultimately failed.
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First, they will help "the most talented leaders take on challenges in education, science, justice, and economic opportunity over 10 or 20 years, rather than just focusing on the biggest issues of today," the two say.
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Jonghyun was one of the most talented and well-rounded artists in K-pop, said Paul Han, co-founder of allkpop, a site for K-pop gossip and news, which has 10 million monthly readers worldwide.
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Starr, by contrast, was drafted in the 17th round in 1956 after barely playing his senior year at Alabama, and he may not have been the most talented player on the Packers during their glory years.
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John is one of the most talented photographers working today and this show brings together his photographic portraits and still lifes of Central and West African sculptures, some of which are posed alongside friends and acquaintances.
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While I might wish that Ali would throw his hat into the leading race, the onus is not on him but on Hollywood to provide our most talented black thespians with roles that are unambiguous leads.
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"People ask how I keep winning with players that aren't the most talented," Knox told The Boston Globe in 21983, when he began a second stint with the Rams after coaching teams to 21988 playoff appearances.
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We believe that HB 2 will make it far more challenging for businesses across the state to recruit and retain the nation's best and brightest workers and attract the most talented students from across the nation.
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Produced by Kids 'N Comedy, an organization in which experienced comics teach young people how to write and perform, the presentation features the most talented students, who gear their material toward audience members 9 and older.
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We believe that HB 2 will make it far more challenging for businesses across the state to recruit and retain the nation's best and brightest workers and attract the most talented students from across the country.
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ET: Magic Johnson, one of the most talented and important athletes in history, sits down with Harvey Levin to discuss his life story and how he continues to reinvent himself and redefine what it means to win.
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What should have been a moment for some of the most talented women in comedy to shine (and make much-deserved bank at the box office!), Ghostbusters ended up being overshadowed by sexist commentary and harsh reviews.
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ET: Magic Johnson, one of the most talented and important athletes in history, sits down with Harvey Levin to discuss his life story and how he continues to reinvent himself and redefine what it means to win.
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I would say that this is one of the strongest, most talented casts we've had in years, so it was a really tough competition and I think anyone could have gone home – that's how tight it is.
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"We are proud that Jessica, one of our most talented and recognizable commentators, will continue blazing new trails with ESPN for several years to come," said Norby Williamson, ESPN executive vice president for production, in the release.
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But it's not just the fashion world that's pulled inspiration from the simplified shapes and primary color palette: The style can be seen in the work of some of the beauty industry's most talented makeup artists, too.
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The most talented, creative people in the world can't turn out masterpieces like machines, and depression and loneliness can't be solved by simply quitting work and checking social media timelines (if anything, they make you feel worse).
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Don't miss your chance to watch Africa's most talented startup founders launch their dream on a global stage, learn about the exciting tech trends emerging across the continent and enjoy world-class networking while you're at it.
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Large companies want to be downtown because that's where the most talented younger workers want to be, making corporate, urban migration another auspicious trend for America's big cities, along with falling crime rates and expanding tax bases.
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Trash Talk is VICE's new interview series where we invade the homes and studios of some of New York's most talented artists and creatives, dig through their garbage, and then ask them really pointed questions about it.
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The bet on Valeant left Ackman's hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management with back-to-back double-digit losses in 2015 and 2016 and tarnished his reputation as one of the hedge fund industry's most talented investors.
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Long overdue maybe, but Kyrgios, who former great John McEnroe calls the most talented player of his generation, is beginning to add mental fortitude and reliability to the dizzying array of shots he owns in his arsenal.
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But its continued presence in public life is far from assured: Trump's team reportedly wants to privatize the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a move that would effectively silence many of the most talented makers of public radio.
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Meanwhile, Cheryl dives deeper into Martha Page's oeuvre, and discovers that while the white director made countless films about the injustice of racism, she would only cast the Watermelon Woman, her most talented actress, in servant roles.
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"They're the most talented team we've faced over the last couple of years, for sure," Kerr said before making his players re-experience on video the horror of their 41-point third-quarter deficit in Game 3.
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Common sense says he probably pressed buttons and clapped at the sounds he liked but what if... What if Saint produced this whole album and has already superseded Ye as the most talented West in the building?
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Kyle Kuzma Here are a few players taken 27th overall in the NBA draft since 2007: Arron Afflalo, DeMarre Carroll, Rudy Gobert, Larry Nance Jr., and, clearly the most talented and dominant of them all, Kyle Kuzma.
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Line: Steelers by 2 ½ Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has officially returned to the roster from a preseason back injury, and he must be aching to take charge of one of the most talented Dallas teams in years.
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While the gritty, no-holds-barred mixtape serves as an introduction to some of Atlanta's most talented new MCs, it's also dedicated to the memory of Lil Rudy (aka Babysnake), a YSL member who recently passed away.
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In 1959, Mr. Uderzo and Mr. Goscinny were part of the team that created Pilote, a new youth magazine that would go on to feature some of the era's most talented French and Belgian comic book artists.
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Two decades later, we have the most talented players in the history of the sport, and they're out there clogging zones and blocking shots and hoping for one or two chances a game to actually get creative.
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"Jamie and Zack are two of the most talented TV executives in the world and have been instrumental in making this the golden age of television," said Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services.
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What I didn't know at the time was that DeConnick's farewell to Captain Marvel would be my first introduction to one of the most talented up-and-coming writers in the comics industry today: another Kelly, Kelly Thompson.
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Lil Wayne is one of the most talented rap lyricists of all time, and his bars cover topics that span from obscure sports references to clever boasts about how high he's found himself to his passion for skateboarding.
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Kansas City's defense relies on turnovers and quarterback pressure, so getting back one of the game's most talented pass-rushers should provide the Chiefs with the boost they need to shut down Brian Hoyer and the Texans' offense.
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Kansas City's defense relies on turnovers and quarterback pressure, so getting back one of the game's most talented pass rushers should provide the Chiefs with the boost they need to shut down Brian Hoyer and the Texans' offense.
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It certainly doesn't hurt, either, that in Taylor, Troy Fumagalli, and Danny Davis, the Badgers have their most talented stable of pass catchers in years (and that's without leading receiver Quintez Cephus, who is out for the season).
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"We've said from the start that these were some of our most talented and hardest working staff and the idea that they would fabricate cases of abuse or encourage children to self harm was always absurd," Ronalds said.
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The National Security Agency — the largest producer of intelligence in the country — is losing some of its most talented hackers, engineers and data scientists to more flexible and lucrative jobs in the private sector, the Washington Post reports.
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And, for lack of a better word, shit hit the fan in 2015, with a remarkable number of the world's most talented names behind some of the world's biggest houses stepping down in the face of overwhelming stress.
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Kyrgios has said that he would like to emulate the career of Gaël Monfils, a Frenchman known for his leaping shots and questionable strategies, and for being one of the most talented players never to win a major.
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In high school, he became state wrestling champion at 22 pounds—there's a picture of him atop a wrestling podium a few platforms above Jon Jones, who is arguably the most talented (and self-destructive) MMA fighter ever.
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But whomever is hired will have the task of mending fences with Aaron Rodgers, one of the game's most talented players, who has become highly frustrated as the team has consistently lost regardless of his level of play.
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It would also give the Raiders a high-profile acquisition for Coach Jon Gruden, whose first year was defined largely by the team's trading away Khalil Mack, a dominant edge rusher, and Amari Cooper, its most talented receiver.
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Doncic is arguably the most talented player in this draft and, thanks to his extensive EuroLeague and national team experience, should be ready to step right into the Mavericks' starting lineup alongside Dennis Smith Jr. and Harrison Barnes.
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Indeed, with their dominating win on Monday, the 76ers distanced themselves from their playoff-opening flop and looked more like a team with the East's most talented starting lineup — Embiid, Simmons, Jimmy Butler, Tobias Harris and J.J. Redick.
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"We're a little biased, but we think we have one of the most talented teams ever assembled, and we grow stronger every year," he and co-founder Arash Ferdowsi wrote in a letter published just before shares started trading.
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Harden would be the most talented teammate of his career, but with James at 34 years old and without any bench to speak of, it's hard to see how Houston would defeat Golden State four times in seven tries.
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Succeeding in America—either as an individual or as a company—is based on the notion that you are competing against the best ideas and the most talented individuals, regardless of what they believe or where they were born.
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And Amy Barrett, similarly, is one of the most talented and distinguished women in the legal academy anywhere in the country, former law clerk to Justice Scalia, someone who, again, people across the ideological and political spectrum greatly admire.
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A trade group representing India's outsourcing industry said on Thursday that cutting down on H-1B visas would ultimately hurt America's global leadership in technology by reducing its ability to attract the most talented workers from around the world.
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His reputation as the most talented boss now running a car company is also built on speed—his rapid and remarkable turnaround of two struggling firms, first PSA itself and then Opel, acquired from General Motors (GM) in 2017.
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Do you want to have a no-holds barred approach that leads to bullying, harassment and grossly inappropriate behaviors, or do you want to build a legitimate meritocracy where the best ideas and the most talented people are rewarded?
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The Final Table: NETFLIX ORIGINAL The Final Table is a global culinary competition show featuring the world's most talented chefs fighting for a spot at the elite, Final Table made up of the greatest chefs from around the globe.
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"Diversity is vital for MI5, not just because it's right that we represent the communities we serve, but because we rely on the skills of the most talented people whoever they are, and wherever they may be," he continued.
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This, in turn, means that the best and most talented politicians tend not to enter the European Parliament and that the most important high-level issues are decided at meetings of heads of government, not through Europe's democratic institutions.
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"Diversity is vital for MI5, not just because it's right that we represent the communities we serve, but because we rely on the skills of the most talented people whoever they are, and wherever they may be," Parker said.
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A study by Gráinne Fitzsimons of Duke University showed that the most talented employees tend to have extra work dumped on them—not only the high-powered tasks they might relish, but also mundane chores, such as organising meetings.
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A hulking man with a spray of braids, he headed straight for the orchestra's music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, who at 41 is boyish, diminutive and widely considered to be one of the most talented conductors of his generation.
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IN "ATLAS SHRUGGED", published 230 years ago this October, Ayn Rand asked what would happen if society's most talented businesspeople got so fed up with being taxed, regulated and otherwise messed about by government that they went on strike.
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Last year, several of the most talented designers in Paris spun out of the orbit of their luxury conglomerates, arguing that the pressure to create so many collections for a global audience was detrimental to the art of fashion.
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Even now, far from the "golden age of Muay Thai," many fighters and pundits still believe that the "Baby Face Tiger," was the most gifted, most talented, kick fighter to ever grace the four squared corners of a ring.
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Italian sides also won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup on three occasions and a whole litany of minor honours abroad, establishing a reputation for defensive excellence, tactical superiority and some of the most talented homegrown players in the world.
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When: Thursday, April 212, 230pm Where: Pomona College Museum of Art (623 N. College Avenue, Claremont, CA) When Prince died last week, we lost one of the most talented, original, inspirational, and funky artists to work in any medium.
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While many came to the Mandalay Bay Event Center to witness the proceedings firsthand, hundreds of thousands more tuned in to Twitch to watch some of the most talented players display their prowess across a variety of different games.
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Brad Marchand, the most-talented rat since Splinter, has become something of a licking pioneer in the 2018 playoffs because he found the coveted Licking Gray Area where you gotta hear both sides on FORCING YOUR TONGUE ONTO PEOPLE.
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"If I was forced to work with a bunch of assholes for a movie I would walk, even if it was the best project in the world and they were the most talented people in the world," Cretton says.
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But Dimitrov, 28, who won the Cincinnati Masters and World Tour Finals two years ago to reach a career-best ranking of No. 3, has long been thought of as one of the most talented players of his generation.
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Most pianists, even the most talented, have to make their way steadily through Carnegie's lesser halls before making it to Stern Auditorium, but Mr. Cho has been elevated straight to the big time for his New York recital debut.
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He built a database of the most talented young players in Portugal by writing to every single Sporting socio, or member, in the country, all 96,000 of them, and asking them to recommend any prospects in their local area.
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The 37-year-old Spaniard was considered one of the most talented players never to have won a major until he claimed the famous green jacket at Augusta after winning a playoff against Britain's Justin Rose earlier this year.
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The good news is that there is a brand new way for the world's most talented entrepreneurs to start and grow their companies here in the United States, creating great jobs for American workers in communities across the country.
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And again, I went to school with a lot of folks who became designers and I had a lot of friends in this community, and I felt they were some of the most talented, yet disorganized, people I knew.
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The movie also confirms what movie lovers have long suspected: Gerwig is by far one of the most talented filmmakers working today, both onscreen and behind the camera, confident and winsome in a way nearly unparalleled by her contemporaries.
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They hadn't been in a classroom with me, they didn't know that my math teacher had written in my letter of recommendation that in his 19603 years of teaching, I was the most talented mathematician that he had ever taught.
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It made sense to pair one of the most talented figures in the New York underground with a charismatic teen who worked at an ice cream shop and see if there was gold to be found in them thar proverbial hills.
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Uber has been less successful than other technology giants in developing a culture where the most talented engineers are excited to work, so it was forced to spend lavishly to recruit engineers who developed their technical expertise while working at Waymo.
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I expect that they will continue to do a lot of things well, have significant data and computation advantages, be able to attract a large percentage of the most talented engineers, and aggressively buy companies that get off to promising starts.
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Pause the pyrotechnics and give him an acoustic guitar, though, and he'll glide sincerely through "Love Yourself" in a way that reminds you that he is easily one of the most talented male vocalists pop has to offer right now.
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Her launch parties for each Labs release have become notorious, too; the latest, McGrath's epic Mothership Ball, saw some of the city's most talented Vogueing houses strutting their stuff for the likes of Naomi Campbell, Tracee Ellis Ross, and more.
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However, MLB clubs collected so much more revenue than their minor-league counterparts that they could always buy up the most talented young players, just as modern European football teams help themselves to rising stars from Latin America and Africa.
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Jim Spellman/WireImage Since their Step Up days, Channing and Jenna Dewan-Tatum (who just celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary this year!) have earned our affection for being among the most adorable, most talented and most well-dressed couples in Hollywood.
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In fact, the most important thing is that we don't turn make concerns about talent a self-fulfilling prophecy: we can, should and will shout from the rooftops that we welcome the world's most talented individuals with open arms. 2.
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Donnie Darko, the 2001 cult classic sci-fi film with incredible historical significance (it jump-started the career of the world's most talented living person Jake Gyllenhaal), is returning to theaters in honor of its 15th anniversary, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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The youngest player on what is regularly described as the most talented young team in the NBA is a hometown product who in college led his team to a NCAA championship and is scarcely a rumor in a NBA rotation.
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For those of us whose eyes are on the fashion and politics (via white roses and Time's Up pins, of course, which saw an added dose of color to both movements), the most talented in music brought it — and then some.
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Not only do I get to continue to live my dream every single night on Broadway with the most talented, radiant company, but I'm also lucky enough to be in Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig's deeply human, hysterical, heart wrenching, magical film.
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Meanwhile, Shervin installed his brother, a personal injury and criminal defense attorney with his own small firm in Rockville, Maryland, as Hyperloop One's General Counsel, granting him salary and stock options far greater than even the most talented engineers received.
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Rappers Money B, E.D.I. Mean and other panellists unanimously agreed that Shakur is one of the most talented rappers in the hip-hop canon, and that young performers need to appreciate the history of the music if they are to innovate.
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The 37-year-old Spaniard was considered one of the most talented players never to have won a major until he was presented with the famous green jacket at Augusta in April after winning a playoff against Britain's Justin Rose.
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PRAGUE, March 18 (Reuters) - Czech film director Jan Nemec, one of the most talented members of the Czech "New Wave" of filmmakers, who rose to world acclaim in the 1960s, died on Friday after a long illness, local media reported.
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The United States men's team will still likely be the deepest and most talented squad in Rio but their level of dominance may not be as daunting as it was when they won the gold medal in 2008 and 2012.
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We know the season premieres of DWTS are supposed to be encouraging for some and sobering for other front runners, but the show should probably stop dimming the shine of its most talented women to make certain floundering men look better.
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Every year the hottest stars, most talented musicians and their significant others (if they can score a plus one) sit down to eat, be merry and watch a star-studded slate of intimate performances hosted by iconic hitmaker Clive Davis.
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HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — President Obama told a gathering of young Vietnamese on Wednesday that the country need not worry about losing its most talented people, but then he proceeded to describe conditions for emigration that fit Vietnam perfectly.
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Unlike most e-sports competitions, this one let members of the public compete, and it all centered on the chance to play against Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, the most popular streamer on Twitch and one of the world's most talented Fortnite players.
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Even before Donald Trump took office, the disincentives for seeking a Senate-confirmed government position had been growing to the point of being insurmountable for many of the most talented potential candidates for senior office, especially in the national security sphere.
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"If I didn't know that we have some of the most dedicated, adaptable, and most talented public servants presently serving in the federal government, I would be concerned about being able to implement these changes on such short notice," Lafferty added.
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So with that in mind, we've come up with our dream wish list of some of the most talented female directors working today, who, we hope, will find their way to the Oscars as nominees in the not-too-distant future.
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By buying up so many top pro wrestlers from around the world in an attempt to lock them down, WWE has assembled the most talented top to bottom roster in pro wrestling history, but by necessity can't make them all happy.
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Several of the recipients gathered in one of the self-serve espresso bars that dot the company's headquarters, and traded rumors suggesting that Anthony Levandowski —one of the company's most talented and best-known employees—had finally gone too far.
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Since then, Jackson has established himself as not just one of the most talented quarterbacks in the league, but as a potential MVP-winner, and on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals, he once again made his case for the award.
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"It has been beyond my wildest dreams to work with such an amazing team of people at such an incredible brand and alongside Mickey — one of retail's most talented visionaries," Lyons said in a statement given to Business of Fashion.
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Players You Should Know Norway's most talented player, the Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg, is absent; she has declined to play for the national team as part of her protest of the Norwegian soccer federation's treatment of the women's side.
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With the so-called war on drugs in remission, Mr. Mueller's work should inspire federal and state officials to make the crimes of swampland and related white-collar and cyber criminality the next priority for the nation's most talented prosecutors.
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The probable dissolution of the one-and-done rule in the next few years will again permit the most talented high school graduates to jump straight to the N.B.A. instead of having to spend at least a year in college.
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Motley London was started this year by Cecily Motley and Ilana Lever, two friends who saw a gap in the market for an e-commerce platform that offered collections and collaborations with some of the world's most talented independent jewelry designers.
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It is a high-stakes affair, as old as "A Star Is Born" and as of-the-moment as "The Voice," packed with some of the most talented students in the nation, one that had Mr. Platt beaming from the podium.
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On the Monday call, Glueck said he needed the tech leaders to pitch jobs on the Bloomberg campaign to "your most talented friends" and "send them our way," especially those with expertise in data science, internet marketing, advertising buying, and analytics.
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We&aposve named the most talented past and present football players born in every state — rather than those who have played for a certain state — for our ultimate list of the most famous athletes throughout the history of the game.
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This week, the Tigers will have to face the unranked NC State Wolfpack in what could be a challenging home game for a team that was widely considered one of the most talented in the country to start the season.
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Many of South Korea's most talented workers are sucked up into companies like Samsung, where they imbibe its corporate culture, making it harder for them to work elsewhere or develop the right mentality to start their own company, he said.
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Duane Bratt, a political science professor at Mount Royal University in Calgary, said Freeland's shuffle likely won't be enough to quell the resentment boiling over in the prairies, but noted that she's viewed as one of Trudeau's most talented Cabinet ministers.
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"Because we have known each other for so many years and our friendship started when he was one of the most talented and promising liberal democrats in our part of Europe," who stood up to the Communist authorities in 1989.
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Some of this is thanks to Brett Brown's willingness to experiment with the most talented and complementary roster he's ever had, and some is just because said talent is able to savage defenses that aren't as focused as they should be.
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" And Jurvetson has formed Future Ventures with another former apprentice who he mentored for a year at DFJ: Maryanna Saenko, who Jurvetson says is a "full partner" in the endeavor and who he characterizes as "the most talented investor I've ever worked with.
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Over the course of his career, DiCaprio has been up for six Academy Awards — and while he's one of the most talented actors and most recognizable faces to ever come out of Hollywood, the golden statue has never come home with him.
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The fact is that the Musburgers of the world prolong the gender stereotypes that continue to thrive in the sports industry and prevent some of the most talented women in sports from rising to the broadcast booth, or the top-decision making positions.
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It's about the idea that even when you think you have it all and you're arrogant, and you think you're the most talented, and most powerful, that sometimes you have to humble yourself and I think those are good messages for people.
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So, instead of nitpicking what was a beautiful and genuine moment of admiration between the two most talented female singers currently working, let's applaud her inclusive, intersectional feminism and, for us white people, follow Adele's lead and understand that it's not about us.
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Arguably the most talented player of his generation was doomed to be lapped by less gifted competition, even though he was only 33 at the time of his return, even though he has only completed five seasons and chunks of a few more.
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The United States has assembled arguably the most talented Ryder Cup roster in history, so this week's event at Le Golf National in Paris should end with Team USA hoisting the cup on foreign soil for the first time in 25 years.
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"If I didn't know that we have some of the most dedicated, most adaptable and most talented public servants presently serving in the federal government I would be concerned about being able to implement these changes on such short notice," Lafferty wrote.
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Since "sisters helping sisters" is high on my list of life mottos (right behind Helen Mirren's "Don't be a pillock"), I've gathered some of the most talented makeup artists around and asked them how they craft the illusion of covet-worthy skin.
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British snowboarder Billy Morgan, considered one of the world's most talented boarders and an athlete with a real chance of winning a rare British medal on the snow, admitted he had been losing sleep over what to expect on the Pyeongchang course.
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Captain Balazs Dzsudzsak, the team's most talented player, would not have looked out of place in the teams of the legendary Ferenc Puskas, whose "light cavalry" instilled primal fear in the hearts of traditional soccer heavyweights in the 1950s and early 1960s.
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These leagues feature almost all of the most talented and most popular teams in the world, which compete over months-long seasons — roughly two per year for each league, for a total of six league seasons every year — in near-daily online matches.
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"Diversity is vital for MI5, not just because it's right that we represent the communities we serve, but because we rely on the skills of the most talented people whoever they are, and wherever they may be," Parker said in a press release.
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When I got there, I recognized a face, then another, and another, and I realized I was walking into a room full of many of the most talented people in digital media in New York, with all sorts of opportunities for stalking talent!
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"We call it institutional graffiti," explained COZ, a young Thai writer who picked up writing graffiti while studying abroad as a young teen and who has since made a name for himself as one of the most talented bombers in the region.
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And so, she swiftly enlisted some of the most talented collaborators she knew—Brian Eno, Tricky, Sly and Robbie, literal Afrobeat co-founder Tony Allen, Antony Genn from Pulp—and wrote her most explicitly autobiographical and, in my opinion, underrated record so far.
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This generation of French players has long been considered one of the country's most talented, but until now the veterans Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Richard Gasquet, Gaël Monfils and Gilles Simon had yet to win a major singles title or the Davis Cup.
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In an Instagram post, Gronkowski, 29, widely considered one of the most talented tight ends to ever play, thanked the team and its fans for drafting his "silliness" back in 2010 and acknowledged the uncertainty of what will come next for him.
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This is a person, and this is a series of statements, that's going to take one of the most talented and one of the greatest intellects from a judicial standpoint in our country, going to keep him off the United States Supreme Court?
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Gruntal had arranged for Cohen to be represented by Otto Obermaier, a former head trial lawyer for the S.E.C. Obermaier was one of the most talented and well-connected defense attorneys in the field, and he was about to validate his reputation.
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In playmaker Eriksen they have one of the most talented players who will grace the World Cup but rather than stringing together intricate passes, Denmark are more likely to play long balls out of defense and start attacks further up the field.
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Over the last decade, we have severed ties with colleagues who espoused misogynistic and extremist ideologies, and evolved Vice from a publication with a tiny staff to a media company employing thousands of the most talented creative minds all over the world.
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And I think the most important thing we can do for Brian Chesky and everybody else is help them find the most talented people for his board of which they may be women, and don't stop at one, get to two or three.
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This year, some of the most talented women in Hollywood—Issa Rae, Lisa Lutz, Megan Abbott and Elizabeth Meriwether, for example—lent their voices and experiences to the shows they wrote on, and constructed "toxic men" that were more true to life.
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Not only does the organization have numerous reporters scattered across the country and positioned in key battleground states to monitor crucial races, but it also has one of the most talented graphics teams in industry for doing data visualization and other forms of visual storytelling.
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It is staffed by some of the nation's most talented lawyers who have resigned from lucrative jobs at prestigious law firms to perform the public service of prosecuting the rich, powerful and politically connected in the media center of the United States and the world.
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The Terrapins were 22-214.8 before running through the gauntlet of a tough Big Ten schedule but remain one of the most talented teams in the country behind sophomore guard Melo Trimble and the front line of Diamond Stone, Robert Carter and Jake Layman.
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Even though McLaren boasted some of the most talented engineers and mechanics in the business, who better than Murray to help it apply the science of athletic optimization to the lightning-fast process of unbolting wheels from race cars and putting on new ones?
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Strength of research, supporting the state economy, attracting and retaining a state's most talented students and helping to shape state policy—a Wisconsin priority within recent memory, if not today—are also vital missions of a system, and qualify for consideration in funding decisions.
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Once again they have been forced to choose between rebuking a nominee who destroyed the most talented GOP primary field in a generation and won the votes of millions of Republicans they need to show up in November or of tarnishing their own political brands.
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"It is a game-changer for us, almost tripling the number of shops we have and doubling our workforce — and for the industry, which will get to keep some of its most talented people," John Hays said in a statement on the company's website.
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Read more: NBA POWER RANKINGS: Where all 30 teams stand after a wild summer that shook up the leagueWhile the Sixers look like one of the most talented teams in the shallow Eastern Conference, the roster, on paper, is a bit of a confusing one.
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Senate Republicans wrapped up business over the weekend without action on Rosenworcel's renomination, effectively ending the FCC career of a public servant who is widely regarded as one of the most talented and knowledgeable FCC officials to serve at the agency in the last decade.
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For those unfamiliar with her, it's an excellent introduction to one of the UK's most talented and interesting new rappers, who manages to be both a throwback to what female rap started its life as, and an exciting glimpse into what its future might be.
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Marling is one of the most talented—and wisest—songwriters of her generation; since emerging as a London teenager in 2008, she's steadily gathered an audience enraptured by her tender gestures of love and loss, and the softness she shows us in her work.
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Maynard appeared on The Ultimate Fighter season 5—arguably one of the most talented casts in the show's history with the likes of Nate Diaz, Joe Lauzon, Cole Miller and Manny Gamburyan all featured—was coach B.J. Penn's pick to win the whole competition.
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If there is no space for the visions of the most talented among us no matter where they come from — or how strange their ideas may seem to those who cannot comprehend them — what possible future can we really have but the most ordinary?
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It should seem obvious that meritocracy — a system in which the most talented and capable, the best educated, those who score highest on the tests, are put in leading positions — is better than plutocracy, gerontocracy, aristocracy and, perhaps, even the rule of the majority, democracy.
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"It is a game-changer for us, almost trebling the number of shops we have and doubling our workforce - and for the industry, which will get to keep some of its most talented people," John Hays said in a statement on the company's website.
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While many Britons criticized the high salaries, the list also showed a significant disparity in the salaries received by women, men and minorities in general at the British broadcaster — a pay gap that has angered many, including some of the BBC's most talented female employees.
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Over the course of her three-decade career, she's written for some of the music industry's most talented female artists, including Beyoncé ("Signs"), Whitney Houston ("In My Business"), Aaliyah ("If Your Girl Only Knew"), Mary J. Blige ("Never Been") and Ciara ("One Two Step").
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Whether you think J. Cole is the most talented rapper working today or he's a little too earnest for his own good (I tend to fall in the latter camp), what's objective is that he commands attention like few others in the hip-hop conversation.
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Harvard and Yale are two of the three most selective law schools in the country; if you trust their admissions processes, they're screening for the smartest and most talented would-be lawyers in the country, which is exactly who you want on the Court.
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