Maggie Q plays Hannah Wells, a no-nonsense F.B.I. agent scavenging for evidence on the ground; Kal Penn, who's familiar with the White House, plays the no-nonsense speechwriter Seth Wright; Italia Ricci plays Kirkman's no-nonsense chief of staff, Emily Rhodes.
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Workers gathered around Madame No Nonsense for a pep talk.
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"Very genuine — no pretense, no nonsense, extremely intense," Daniels said.
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His no-nonsense directing style is something that Nichols consciously emulates.
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Herbert was an absolute no-nonsense guy and to the point.
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Marini insisted Weinstein deserved a no-nonsense punishment for his actions.
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"Bring back McDonald's Straws," no-nonsense petition creator Martin Reed wrote.
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In her no-nonsense manner, Marcus refuted other myths about immunization.
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A no-nonsense approach sets a strong example for companies everywhere.
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He has synergy with Trump as a no-nonsense immigration hawk.
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It does mean sound, mature, credible, no-nonsense leadership once again.
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She was a no-nonsense girl, but very easy to laugh.
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Ms. Whitman was liked for her no-nonsense approach to governance.
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Madea is the no-nonsense, ultraprotective matriarch in Perry's blockbuster movies.
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Clint Eastwood's unadorned, no-nonsense style is perfect for this particular job.
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Brooke Shields has a no-nonsense attitude when it comes to aging.
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No-Nonsense, she also had a playful, even girlish, side to her.
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The Tasty Made menu took cues from classic, no-nonsense burger joints.
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No goofy bootlegs, no nonsense, just good design work and quality product.
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The second the lawyers asked for the names, she was no-nonsense.
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She's very soft-spoken, very courteous to people, but completely no-nonsense.
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It's a no-nonsense pure white color that will match any bathroom.
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There's Piscotty (a no-nonsense guy from Stanford!) and Kolten Wong (pesky
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Elizabeth said she trusted Hern's medical experience and his no-nonsense manner.
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There are some very serious horror movies, no nonsense, not screwing around.
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Keep this affordable, no-nonsense kettlebell near your TV (we recommend 16kgs).
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Target Guy: No-nonsense dudes who don't aspire to be Shawn Mendes.
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Her conversations and interior monologues are embedded in lean, no-nonsense paragraphs.
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She is a no-nonsense figure in apron and bandanna, comfortingly bossy.
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Suits were nipped in and no-nonsense; dresses puff-sleeved and graceful.
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A no-nonsense decision victory put Joshua's star career back on track.
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Bullock is still the same no-nonsense straight man he always was.
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And Albert's mother, Lily (Juliet Aubrey), is the no-nonsense family rock.
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There's no nonsense — an almost puritan restraint — and no scintilla of humor.
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Industry members describe Kirby as a gifted and no-nonsense airline executive.
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And it was written in the cold, no-nonsense voice of Frank Underwood.
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Jessica needs a tough, no-nonsense person to help manage her P.I. business.
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For their part, Planet and Spire are here for that no-nonsense-ness.
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She is a no-nonsense chick with both business savvy and street sense.
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Wilson is a respected, no-nonsense kind of guy who's bullish on cryptocurrencies.
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Aniston plays a no nonsense CEO against her company throwing a holiday party.
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The eclipse even has our no-nonsense nerds sounding like vague, prophetic philosophers.
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She then dominated Everybody Hates Chris as Rochelle, Chris Rock's no-nonsense mother.
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They take a very no-nonsense attitude to what is and isn't allowed.
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The city's no-nonsense approach impressed Stella Li, BYD's head of U.S. operations.
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This is a no-nonsense flagship with all the essentials and nothing more.
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I'm like, 'I'm gonna be an '80s mom, like no-nonsense Nancy Guthrie.
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Hardy starred as the no-nonsense Fudge in 4 of the 'Potter' movies.
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He had some no-nonsense feedback about the statue, though: Change starts NOW.
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And here's Donald, a no-nonsense businessman, but "crazy" according to Mrs. Clinton.
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"That's why they call me Madame No Nonsense Action Lady," Ms. Olorunfemi said.
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But Duterte's tough, no-nonsense rhetoric has struck a chord with many Filipinos.
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General tone for posting to the page will be professional and no-nonsense.
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Tommy Cavanaugh (Richard T. Jones), a no-nonsense professional who's skeptical of technology.
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But Dagmar Manzel combined a no-nonsense attitude with subtle warmth and affection.
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Make no mistake, the Clippers have their share of scrappy, no-nonsense guys.
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Mr. Wright appreciated Ms. Perello's straightforward, no-nonsense manner and sense of humor.
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Her tough love, no-nonsense personality is a through line of the show.
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He remains popular among fans who revered him for his no-nonsense approach.
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Bairey Merz radiated a brisk no-nonsense competence that the patient found reassuring.
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I love Reverb, their no-nonsense business acumen is so close to mine.
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The attorney presented himself as a no-nonsense "fixer" for the then-businessman.
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You are known for a growth oriented, hands-on, no nonsense direct approach.
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You probably know Jillian Michaels as the tough-as-nails, no-nonsense trainer from
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On Monday, the actor posted the following fairly no-nonsense tweet addressing the rumours.
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For interior designer Ilse Crawford you get an incredibly warm, smart, no-nonsense vibe.
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"Barbara is a no-nonsense chick," a source close to the cast tells PEOPLE.
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He's no nonsense, and when he was a commander, I found him very effective.
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Mr. Jordan offered a no-nonsense, lean and rhythmically articulate account of Beethoven's Seventh.
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The role of their no-nonsense Russian handler Claudia won Margo Martindale two Emmys.
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"We have a no-nonsense approach because that's what we're all like," Green explains.
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"Barbara is a no-nonsense chick," a source close to the cast told PEOPLE.
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And is turns out, Turner has some of Sansa's no-nonsense work ethic, too.
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Now a no-nonsense rural priest who ministers to the poor of the countryside.
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Strahovski plays the no-nonsense Serena Joy, wife of Commander Fred, in the show.
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It's not what I'd call "no nonsense" waterproofing, but it gets the job done.
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His accent is an unusual blend: no-nonsense Yorkshire with a southern African twang.
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"You were right to take caution, Yume is a no-nonsense dog," he said.
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In conversation, he adopts a no-nonsense mien, occasionally allowing himself a brief smile.
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Father Towle was a street priest, trim and no-nonsense in his clerical blacks.
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Enter current ruler of the Seven Kingdoms and general no-nonsense badass, Queen Cersei.
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It's there to make her seem no-nonsense and #relatable at the same time.
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Møgpony—shit pony—as it's known in the no-nonsense world of kitchen politics.
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Domilise's Po Boys: This place has been no-nonsense since it opened in 1924.
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But he added Flannery is a "no-nonsense guy" who has acknowledged GE's problems.
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"She is just a tough-as-nails, no-nonsense kind of person," he said.
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Solberg has won credit for the upturn with a no-nonsense style of management.
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There's just no nonsense, but she's still very caring and very considerate and respectful.
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But Stephanie Beatriz, who plays the no-nonsense detective Rosa Diaz, was more cleareyed.
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This is the type of strong-minded, no nonsense wizard we can get behind.
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Strong, pit bull, sex symbol, no nonsense, business oriented and ready to make a difference!
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I can't tell you how many times I would see 'no-nonsense' in a breakdown.
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I think 'no-nonsense' means chocolate — I don't know who came up with these rules.
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FBI agent Will is the touchy-feely oil to CIA operative Frankie's no-nonsense vinegar.
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Strong, pit bull, sex symbol, no nonsense, business oriented, and ready to make a difference!
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Without question, Rogue One is a fast-paced, no-nonsense action film above all else.
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A. Under Xi Jinping, Wang Qishan has waged a severe, no-nonsense fight against corruption.
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But the VRU combined this no-nonsense policing with a "public health" approach to violence.
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Her paintings are forthright and no nonsense, but also enigmatic, multi-layered, and supremely sensitive.
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She's known for her blunt, no-nonsense approach – something stars and their team often appreciate.
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She was a no-nonsense, strong woman who wasn't afraid to get what she wanted.
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Stepping into Home Depot, the store felt a little grittier, with no-nonsense orange detailing.
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Janu considers herself the no-nonsense, practical parent, but the list fills her with sadness.
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The interior of our tester was a no-nonsense "ebony," but the upholstery was leather.
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And in her clothes — deep pile, no-nonsense, swaddling, streamlined — many of them recognized themselves.
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I guess being no-nonsense and demanding has helped make my husband helpful and considerate.
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Disjointed offense, mostly from Colombia, and no-nonsense clear-it-now defending, mostly from Senegal.
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I've encountered very few splatter jobs since, always in no-nonsense summer bungalows in Massachusetts.
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"The Chadian mind-set is very proud, very effective and no nonsense," Mr. Lamprecht said.
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It was very no-nonsense: Not everyone's going to succeed; not everyone gets a prize.
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Nick even knows the federal agent handcuffing him, and a no-nonsense woman named Karin.
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We need a no-nonsense deal now, not in six weeks, or six months — now.
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Leopold, a geophysicist at the Polish Academy of Sciences, had a serious, no-nonsense demeanor.
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In the clip above, we get 16 minutes of all Noah's best jokes about the Democratic presidential candidate — from his no-nonsense debate style to his no-nonsense attitude to birthdays — plus undeniable proof that Noah has got his Sanders impression down to a tee.
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But no one confuses us more than Maeve, the no-nonsense madame at the Mariposa Saloon.
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Until then, at least we have tough, no-nonsense reporters like Husain asking the important questions.
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Kerr's tweet â€" which came complete with a fairly no-nonsense caption â€" swiftly went viral.
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The player is no-nonsense, and the movie I rented looked and sounded good to me.
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Mr Thaksin, too, took a similar no-nonsense approach to an Islamist insurgency in southern Thailand.
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But this season 2 scene pretty much encapsulates everything we loved about the no-nonsense investigator.
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Caroline Manzo has become known to reality TV fans for her no-nonsense style of parenting.
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ET on NBC, Falco plays Leslie Abramson, the no-nonsense attorney to Erik and Lyle Menendez.
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Many are content to follow the no-nonsense persona, rather than dig into Trump's past record.
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Rosbach will be there, as always, to offer his no-nonsense take on all the conflict.
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This year, he's most likely to vote for Trump, whom Hickey called a "no nonsense" candidate.
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The musical director Ian Herman's pianism maintained strict time that fortified the songs' no-nonsense realism.
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The no-nonsense guide to bootstrapping your startup to success, according to founders who did it
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The camaraderie between her and the group — cool, good-humored, no-nonsense — left an affable impression.
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Blond and fair-skinned, Ramsland dresses in preppy, no-nonsense clothes and talks slowly and sincerely.
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And through the fine-dining gantlet, we emerged as champions for no-nonsense, flavorful home cooking.
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She operates with a no-nonsense style, making it a draw for tourists and locals alike.
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Cameron Davies, pictured right: He's described as a no-nonsense fabricator out of San Antonio, Texas.
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My mother and stepfather are blue-collar, no-nonsense forces of nature — hardworking, blunt and unbending.
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After long days, I was always excited to return to my modern yet no-nonsense room.
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Kare designed The Point cafe's logo with her signature no-nonsense, to-the-point design style.
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She deals out her ideas in no-nonsense form, as if she were pulling espresso shots.
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It's the most interesting, no-nonsense piece of political art I've seen in Chelsea this year.
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Books of The Times We no-nonsense Americans have long sneered at fussy Old World etiquette.
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He then parlayed his no-nonsense, politically incorrect profile into a successful pitch for the presidency.
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Judy Sheindlin, better known as the no-nonsense Judge Judy, proposed to her husband Jerry Sheindlin.
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Pamela Karlan- who have testified in front of these Impeachment Hearings are amazing and no-nonsense.
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Probably wouldn't go for the novelty: I'd probably debate going no nonsense and trudging through it.
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The area's last great icon hadn't been a no-nonsense footballer or a downbeat Northern rocker.
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A Random Appreciation of Goran Dragic Few are as relentlessly no-nonsense, overlooked and underappreciated, as Dragic.
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The Queen's only daughter is known for her no-nonsense approach to life and her public work.
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Burly men with earpieces and no-nonsense demeanors come and go in black SUVs with black windows.
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Roselle is a no nonsense heroine who doesn't really follow anything or anyone but her own convictions.
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The moon in creative water sign Scorpio finds you in a productive, no-nonsense mood today, Gemini!
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My guess is LG is trying to distance itself last year's blunder with this no-nonsense approach.
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Getting into character, Witherspoon stared straight at the camera with a no-nonsense expression on her face.
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McGovern, called the "Father of Fitness," approach training with a no-nonsense attitude of a drill sergeant.
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Her no-nonsense manner reminds some of Rafik Hariri, the post-war prime minister who rebuilt Beirut.
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Back in 2016, she told UK's Telegraph she preferred having a no-nonsense diet over anything else.
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Items ship direct from our Brooklyn warehouse 5 days a week, no nonsense...you order, we ship.
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The vibrant immigrant and working class legacies have given the Midwestern hub a no-nonsense, tireless reputation.
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Dr. DePompo's no-nonsense approach utilizes short-term techniques, that when mastered, make for long-term change.
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It has a splendid display, a no-nonsense build, and many of the basic building blocks required.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is best known as the no nonsense arm of U.S. financial law.
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Keaton plays a no-nonsense operative named Stan Hurley, who takes loose cannon Rapp under his wing.
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Thatcher was known as the "Iron Lady" due to her hard-nosed, no-nonsense approach to politics.
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The moon in Capricorn meets with serious Saturn at 1:32 PM—it's a no-nonsense vibe.
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The DJs at the events are no-nonsense selectors, representing the finest in New York's true underground.
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"[It's] something about the no-nonsense look of having all of my hair pulled back," she said.
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At Newsweek, Mr. Elfin had a reputation as a witty, no-nonsense, sarcastic and high-strung boss.
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Our monthly directors' meeting is a no-nonsense session to discuss our plans and any brewing challenges.
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Bullock, accustomed to playing no-nonsense characters on life-threatening missions, effectively conveys the sense of urgency.
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It's radically affordable for the no-nonsense quality, and it's designed to work for all skin types.
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A former engineer in the Navy, Mr. Sotomayor is a versatile fixer with a no-nonsense attitude.
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Most of the original team is reassembled under the no-nonsense leadership of Kerstin Holm (Malin Arvidsson).
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Mr. Williamson, a no-nonsense political independent, has become a connoisseur of sediment flows and native fauna.
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An important no-nonsense client of ours was flying in from Britain for a four-hour session.
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No nonsense, always putting the patient first, but also with a little bit of a softer spot.
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But the engine has a no-nonsense demeanor that augurs well for reliability, just like Nissan's V6s.
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Peloton's 20+ instructors range from hippie-dippie gurus to no-nonsense trainers that fit your personality type.
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For example, one section, "How to stop crying" — which hits close to home — offers no-nonsense advice.
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You're a compassionate yet no-nonsense kick-in-the-ass for many of the people who write in.
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We'll get Bridgette's birth story, with Ally Sheedy (of The Breakfast Club fame) playing Bridgette's no nonsense midwife.
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Leather jacket, ripped-up jeans and absolutely no facial expression whatsoever are critical to this no nonsense costume.
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Lee's sweltering, no-nonsense film dropped into a chaotic summer filled with the sobering rage of community protests.
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Bruce Willis had a no-nonsense approach to tackling a role that would make him a Hollywood icon.
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When those miners are taken aboard an immense Martian warship, the captain is a no-nonsense Asian woman.
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Winogrand himself was a larger-than-life figure armed with a gravelly Bronx accent and no-nonsense demeanor.
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For example, a no-nonsense Capricorn probably isn't interested in receiving anything with too many bell and whistles.
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"He was a no-nonsense type of gentleman," James P. Molinaro, the former Staten Island borough president, said.
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Her gritty background and no-nonsense attitude give him a reason to fight rather than sit around meditating.
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She sits with them in group after group, tender but in a realistic no-nonsense sort of way.
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In 112 no-nonsense pages, she covers all the basics for understanding, selecting, appreciating, serving and storing wine.
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When I did answer, I tried to sound strong and relay a no-nonsense attitude to the caller.
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"We are within the law," she says, in what can be imagined as her no-nonsense teachers voice.
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The famously no-nonsense chancellor, keeping to form, braced Germany for an epidemic that may reach extraordinary scale.
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The no-nonsense star of "The Affair" cheats on Manhattan, with a ferry ride to the Brooklyn Flea.
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A historian and a philosopher of science, she is a witty, elegant writer with no nonsense about her.
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This monopod from AmazonBasics is a popular choice thanks to its no-nonsense, capable design and affordable price.
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The most logical, fair, and straightforward solution is for Congress to pass a no-nonsense renewal of CHIP.
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He is known as a financially savvy, no-nonsense executive and has experience at a large industrial automaker.
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"There was something very methodical and no nonsense about the website that I found reassuring," Ms. Misner wrote.
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But if that sounds even more airily arty and self-indulgent, a no-nonsense marketing professional might disagree.
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A no-nonsense woman who seems perfectly capable of taking care of herself, Rike politely accepts the offer.
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The cockpit is fairly no-nonsense, with easy-to-use controls and a comfortable, well-bolstered driver's seat.
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Every sign in the Zodiac, from no-nonsense Aries to imaginative Pisces, knows the value of setting the mood.
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But also like the president-elect, Allison believes in a no-nonsense approach to banks that become systemically dangerous.
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She was a no-nonsense kind of grandmother, but she had a kind heart that was full of love.
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"Her no-nonsense attitude is the single best thing I got from her," adds the now-mom-to-be.
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Paak signed to the icon's Aftermath Entertainment—he was admittedly intimidated by the notoriously direct and no-nonsense beatmaster.
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Want an easy way to get a straightforward, no-nonsense look at the state of the art in smartphones?
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And no-nonsense Anne has her own way of dealing with it: She decided not to bother at all.
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Sadly, a no-nonsense teacher with a heart of gold will most likely not be your next door neighbor.
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"She's no-nonsense and good on fair law and order," said Katie Curry, a school administrator in Contra Costa.
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I take an Uber to Boiling Point, a no-nonsense hot-pot spot on the edge of the district.
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He campaigned on a no-nonsense approach to crime and launched an intense -- and deadly -- crackdown on drug dealers.
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Their melodies come from their own voices — the beats are just the vehicles to carry their no-nonsense lyrics.
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Serratos — who stars as no-nonsense Rosita on AMC's zombie apocalypse series — won't be the only mom on set.
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Anna, who in interviews comes off as frank and no-nonsense, fights back, inciting a bit of a brawl.
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"She is tough, steely, no-nonsense," someone who when they "commit to something, they commit to it," Conley said.
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"Sex Talk" has a booming production with bass heavy enough to complement Megan's no-nonsense approach to dirty talk.
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Gordon Ramsay is notorious for having strict, no nonsense feelings about flavors and the food he chooses to consume.
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Gordon Ramsay is known for being a tough, no-nonsense judge on television shows like Hell's Kitchen and MasterChef.
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Hot on their tail is no-nonsense KGB agent Ilya Kuryakin, played by tall, broody, square-jawed Armie Hammer.
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As a Marine, Private Pyle was a major screw-up and always at odds with his no-nonsense sergeant.
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This deep commitment to consensus building and no-nonsense negotiation will directly conflict with a Trumpian approach to diplomacy.
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"For example, the European low-cost airline Ryanair only sends out special flight offers and no-nonsense promotional emails."
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Olivier Gourmet is a wise and kindly village mayor, and Mathilde Seigner is his warm but no-nonsense wife.
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Initially perceived as tough and no-nonsense, by her second term she was increasingly seen as inflexible and autocratic.
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"I'm a no-nonsense guy and I wouldn't take any crap off of defense lawyers or anybody," he said.
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After splitting in June with his coach, Amélie Mauresmo, Murray rehired his former coach, the no-nonsense Ivan Lendl.
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Working closely with Congress, Secretary Shulkin drew praise for legislative achievements and his no nonsense approach to implementing them.
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"We were both Dorothys," Goodwin says, referring to the smart, no-nonsense Dorothy Zbornak played by actress Bea Arthur.
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Though Vanderpump's role as a kind but no-nonsense boss is central to the show, she isn't the protagonist.
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Here, Lorenzo recalls what happens when you mix a drunk DJ, a club fight, and 20 no-nonsense bouncers.
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It draws breathless headlines about being a better investment than gold (and no-nonsense responses to that same claim).
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Audrey lives in Toronto with the no-nonsense Lillian (Naomi Skwarna), an aspiring playwright with dreams of financial stability.
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The government has adopted a no-nonsense tone in addressing French citizens, neither hiding nor hyping the epidemic's realities.
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At 43, Tutberidze, who lived for a period in the United States, describes herself as blunt and no-nonsense.
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Ms. Johnson said the Clean Up movement was imbued with Mr. Kiernan's own no-nonsense, down-to-earth attitude.
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He was considered to be a "no-nonsense" man with a brash attitude who preferred jeans to a suit.
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Miss America, also a Marvel character, is a queer, no-nonsense runaway from an alternate reality called Utopian Parallel.
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We begin the week with a no-nonsense attitude when, on Sunday, communication-ruling Mercury conjoins with structured Saturn.
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Mr. Trump has long admired Mr. Arpaio for what he sees as his no-nonsense posturing against undocumented immigrants.
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It's amusing now to imagine Mr. Kelly, a no-nonsense Marine Corps general, getting a load of the Mooch.
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The online trainer share no-nonsense advice and workout tips to help people of all ages develop healthier lifestyles.
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You don't imagine he'd have the time even to listen to no-nonsense Veronica Mars tote up the evidence.
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Some ordinary Arabs like Trump's no-nonsense style, and praise what they see as his capacity for tough leadership.
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Depending on a cook's mood or inclination, it may be a complex endeavor or a casual no-nonsense affair.
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The supercar seems to be a pretty no-nonsense vehicle compared to others coming out of the Auto Show.
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"My first impression of her was her no nonsense intelligence and her sense of humor," Beatty told PEOPLE in August.
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She's angry and no-nonsense — McDormand said she "played it like a man," and based the character on John Wayne.
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Humbled, the Olark CEO responded to her message with a blunt, no-nonsense reminder for all the managers out there.
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She was known fondly by reporters on the campaign trail for her no-nonsense approach to working with the press.
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The no-nonsense biography does allow itself the occasional flight of fancy, but it falls to Earth quickly every time.
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The cover girl said she has a no-nonsense approach to her health regimen to maintain her sought-after features.
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Swesey said she is "disappointed" Ernst campaigned as an independent, no-nonsense voice, but doesn't more frequently break from Republicans.
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Throughout James Comey's testimony — which aimed some pretty no-nonsense barbs at the President — Trump managed to hold himself back.
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Americans like their advice columnists to be no-nonsense white ladies who champion personal responsibility and tolerance of others' differences.
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But offscreen, Mitchell couldn't be more different from the low key, no-nonsense high schooler she became famous for portraying.
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In the comics, the character is a geneticist, but she was reimagined for Captain Marvel as a no-nonsense sharpshooter.
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We can only hope that somewhere in the White House, FLOTUS is making one of her signature no-nonsense faces.
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And true to herself, she wanted to write something that would give moms-to-be a straightforward, no-nonsense take.
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It&aposs the world&aposs first geo-locator to come with a dose of no-nonsense advice from Sebastian Gorka.
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Millions tune into his Instagram stories daily to learn from his positive and no-nonsense approach to life and success.
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Bethenny Frankel's outspoken personality and no-nonsense attitude made her a star on The Real Housewives of New York City.
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Enter Charlize Theron's Sara, who makes adorkable Zooey Deschanel characters look like gray pantsuit-wearing, no-nonsense businesswomen by comparison.
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We meet immigrant strivers and no-nonsense survivors and radical separatists, but that doesn't get at who these people are.
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In febrile times, it is hard to begrudge Republicans cheering a stolid midwesterner for whom "no-nonsense" is a compliment.
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Mr. da Silva has said he was impressed by her grasp of complex data and her no-nonsense managerial style.
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A gas station supervisor who calls herself Madame No Nonsense stepped aside to let it fuel up before anyone else.
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This was not only punishment for tarnished incumbents or reward for Mr Modi's hard-working, no-nonsense, business-friendly image.
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His supporters see a no-nonsense leader who will drain the swamp and tackle the rampant violence plaguing the country.
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She has a short, Jean Seberg hairdo and elfin features, but her manner is serious and no-nonsense, occasionally brusque.
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Meanwhile, the cult of the savvy, no-nonsense business leader thrives in popular reality television programs such as Shark Tank.
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In his senior year, the Wolverines hired a personable but no-nonsense coach, Jon Urbanchek, to lead the men's team.
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Supporters of the former army captain see a no-nonsense leader who will tackle corruption and get tough on crime.
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Whereas Nixon's no-nonsense character rolls her eyes at Ilana's unorthodox methods and use of the phrase "yas," Clinton approves.
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Lauda, who would later become a racing team executive and airline entrepreneur, applied that no-nonsense style to most things.
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For more than 20093 years Perry wore a dress, wig and makeup to portray the elderly, no-nonsense black woman.
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So, too, was the focus on the former F.B.I. director's reputation as a no-nonsense, nonpartisan, relentless pursuer of truth.
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I believe she is no-nonsense and can take on President Trump without falling prey to retorting his schoolyard taunts.
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She had the gentle but firm, no-nonsense way of a woman used to brushing down big animals, currying manes.
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She's often direct and no-nonsense in daily life, but at certain moments, she can be quite vulnerable and romantic.
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They are practical, no-nonsense men and women who love their country, attack a challenge and promote our country's safety.
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Commentators analyzed her no-nonsense hairstyle and dress, her low-key makeup and the sprinkle of freckles on her cheeks.
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Indeed, Klobuchar's no-nonsense, heartland appeal would likely play well throughout the critical Midwest, in both rural and suburban areas.
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So we asked the experts from Brandless to tell us what is worth buying from this no-nonsense online retailer.
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Judith Sheindlin, the no-nonsense TV megastar, is entering politics by campaigning for Mr. Bloomberg, the former New York mayor.
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The Dream On Me Traveler Portable Bassinet is a relatively inexpensive, no-nonsense, simple-to-assemble and transport sleeping surface.
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A cash-only bar where you can have a no frills, no-nonsense drink in the company of good folks.
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If you've got people coming over this weekend, it's the perfect no-nonsense thing to assemble and pair with drinks.
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Trenton, an Iranian Muslim no-nonsense hijab-wearing hacker who is depicted as one of the best in her field.
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The creative director for Mariah's tour, Anthony Burrell, is also a no-nonsense player who already clashes with the wardrobe designer.
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What Punch Club gets so right is the atmosphere: the working-class gym of friendly but no-nonsense fighters and trainers.
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Taraji P. Henson found breakout success and global notoriety with her role as no-nonsense music exec Cookie Lyon on Empire.
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A steely, no-nonsense aerospace engineer, Maureen was fully prepared to leave her absent husband behind before he unceremoniously showed up.
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He raised his children with a no-nonsense attitude that often veered into physical and mental cruelty when demands weren't met.
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The robots are certainly no nonsense and capable of repetitive and strenuous tasks that are putting a strain on factory workers.
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But the no-nonsense, affable Klobuchar could also plausibly appeal to Rust Belt voters whom her party needs to win over.
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Or focus on Cece (Susan Heyward), Finestra's assistant, an otherwise no-nonsense career gal who gets emotionally involved with a client.
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Amy is such a no-nonsense politico, she's eaten hummus with a pen cap, because who has time for pita chips?
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And at $3.75 a pop, the sandwich prices will charm you as much as the no-nonsense women working the counter.
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More and more, new talent is attracted to environments with a sense of ownership, speed, autonomy and a no-nonsense atmosphere.
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More than half of all Catholics now live in developing countries and prefer, particularly in Africa, a muscular, no-nonsense Christianity.
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After reading his work, I am impressed by his no-nonsense, commonsense approach that has the power to persuade and captivate.
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Nielsen is described in the article as "brusque" and "no-nonsense," and in charge of wrangling aides in Trump's outer circle.
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Many Americans raised on pop culture view Trump as a no-nonsense problem solver in the heroic tradition of John Wayne.
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Democratic strategist Brad Bannon also downplayed concerns about Perez, describing him as a no-nonsense type who can get things done.
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When Google CEO Sundar Pichai was introduced to computers, the first software program he developed was a no-nonsense chess game.
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In a turbulent Europe, she provided a bulwark of no-nonsense common sense, a steadying logic in an increasingly illogical situation.
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Sean Connery wore a Rolex Submariner in the early Bond films, and that watch represented this concept of no-nonsense ruggedness.
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Though Mueller has cultivated a reputation as a no-nonsense prosecutor, he has at times accommodated the quirks of his witnesses.
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She became known for her no-nonsense attitude, her stern, unrelenting gaze, and her willingness to fight — especially for her players.
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At 85, the actress and cookbook author brings sass and no-nonsense style to a video by the rapper Mr. Cardamom.
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None of this surprises Brind'Amour, whose no-nonsense style over a 20-year playing career has translated to the coaching ranks.
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She seemed to be a no-nonsense contestant who says things we armchair critics think we would say on the show.
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In the vacuous tumult of the Trump era, I was looking for something durable: a stiff shot of no-nonsense spirituality.
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Todd Snyder The no-nonsense American designer Todd Snyder has the prime-time slot on Day 23 with a 7 p.m.
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No wonder Hermione's pragmatic friend Paulina (a no-nonsense, maternal Joy Richardson) treats everybody in the manner of a severe schoolmistress.
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She's the kind of no-nonsense woman you can imagine contributed to the real war effort, including in the film industry.
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There's also a slick real estate mogul (David Thewlis) with treacherous Russian connections, and the requisite no-nonsense cop (Carrie Coon).
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She is fast, organized and no-nonsense, known as much for her delicious food as for her unvarnished pronouncements and opinions.
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Often recorded in basic studios with no overdubs and no nonsense, this was soul music in its rawest and purest form.
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Stripe's no-nonsense commander Medina was played by Sarah Snook, while the stereotypical macho soldier role of Raiman went to Madeline Brewer.
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To Brazilians desperate to rid themselves of corrupt politicians and murderous drug dealers, Mr Bolsonaro presents himself as a no-nonsense sheriff.
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The no-nonsense, plastic base station doesn't add any additional processing; it does, however, let you output a 1080p signal over HDMI.
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According to TVLine, he's a "laconic, no-nonsense used car salesman," which somewhat explains the cheesy mustache and '80s frames he's wearing.
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The Shinola Runwell bicycle, a no-nonsense city bike, goes for $245,218.50, the same price as many good carbon-frame road bikes.
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I mean, we're talking about the station that brings you no-nonsense shows like Charlie Rose and 20-hour Ken Burns documentaries.
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Now the company's launching the V303, another no-nonsense smartphone that focuses on what truly matters the most to people: the cameras.
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Ahead, the brands and products that are making Nippon the newest beauty hotspot — no matter how no-nonsense you like your routine.
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He has lots of experience leading large groups, and is a no-nonsense guy who can make the trains run on time.
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Val's a no-nonsense badass involved with Tobias and his crew, but she's more suspicious of this Han guy than Tobias is.
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The political Clinton is regarded as a strong, chilly, no-nonsense contender, not a passionate warrior for causes beyond her self-interest.
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IN 2013 Sam Allardyce, then the manager of West Ham football club, came up with a no-nonsense explanation for footballing success.
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Ms. Demings, 62, is the no-nonsense former chief of the Orlando, Florida police department, the first woman to hold the position.
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Ms. Demings, 62, is the no-nonsense former chief of the Orlando, Florida police department, the first woman to hold the position.
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Kim understands there is a new, no-nonsense global sheriff on duty who has zero tolerance for little tyrants with big arsenals.
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However, his athletic, no-nonsense playing style came to embody what many New Zealanders identify as being the ethos of the team.
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For this reason, he's popular with foreign contenders seeking a no-nonsense fighters' gym with good connections and authentic training in Thailand.
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And only days ago Abby Lee Miller — the frank, no-nonsense dance instructor from Dance Moms — announced she was quitting the show.
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The success of the Manhattan Project — in which the polymathic physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer was tapped by the no-nonsense Army Gen.
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As a figure with a no-nonsense reputation for cutting through red tape while in office, he remains popular with progressive Indonesians.
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Lam, a no-nonsense civil servant who typically sticks to her positions, did not act as though she was considering stepping down.
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And where the port city's champions see a swaggering no-nonsense metropolis free of bourgeois pretensions, others see a lack of refinement.
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Addressing the leadership crisis may fall mainly to Mr. Senard, a veteran industrialist known in France for his no-nonsense management style.
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But she was a no-nonsense woman who had raised three children, and she was trying to make the best of things.
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But she was a no-nonsense woman who had raised three children, and she was trying to make the best of things.
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It was a classically no-nonsense performance from Ms. Reid, 49, who has hosted "AM Joy" weekend mornings on MSNBC since 2016.
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"I met Tom and found him the most incredibly, not only charming, but smart, terrific, straightforward, no-nonsense guy," Mr. Ford said.
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Front Burner These no-nonsense Ballarini professional skillets, available from Italy for the first time, are worth adding to the kitchen arsenal.
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This 2015 book is a no-nonsense guide to real estate investment to people who are new to owning and renting space.
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Kelly appears to be a disciplined, no-nonsense man who commands respect from everyone on both sides of the aisle, including Trump.
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Sanders's no-nonsense, gruff resoluteness on progressive issues is refreshing to some voters who are sick of Washington's political antics and corruption.
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Mr. Blum is a no-nonsense type who considers holding hands silly and, truth be told, has little use for Valentine's Day.
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"A dispassionate, sensible, no nonsense, 'shrink to fit' mentality is just what Capita needs, in our view," they said in a note.
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The number one reason I still prefer to use Citymapper to get around is its detailed, no-nonsense approach to transit information.
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But again and again, I think back to my friend's tweet, and to Harris' notorious track record as a no-nonsense prosecutor.
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Thunberg clapped back against Deutsche Bahn in her usual no-nonsense manner by relating her version of the story behind the picture.
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He is revered in the military as a no-nonsense warrior who as a general never shied away from talking about killing.
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"You can sit there and let something kill you, or you can take action," Mr. Scott said in his no-nonsense way.
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As he prepares for "all out war" on season eight, expect to see a no-nonsense Rick come back to the forefront.
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"Every field of work has a stereotype associated with it, from the effeminate hair stylist to the no-nonsense scientist," Damas explained.
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The pair open up in this week's issue of PEOPLE about bonding over music, shared family values and their beautiful, no-nonsense wives.
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It reads like Edith Wharton's House of Mirth and John Dos Passos's Manhattan Transfer reimagined through the no-nonsense cadences of Grace Paley.
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Dr. Anjali Mahto is a London-based dermatologist at Skin55 and author of The Skincare Bible: Your No-Nonsense Guide To Great Skin.
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Obama said her mother&aposs "no nonsense" energy has always been a part of her life and was welcome at the White House.
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Her no-nonsense weather report on surviving the Chicago cold earned her a standing ovation from her fellow anchors back at the station.
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Curtis is no-nonsense and not afraid to get right to the point; the same could be said about present-day Laurie Strode.
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Ms. Ortiz hadn't packed workout gear, but at the front desk she bought a no-nonsense Under Armour set — black shirt, black leggings.
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Her no-nonsense attitude, paired with her intelligence, moxie, and competence for combat and space travel make her a far more evolved hero.
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"Although she comes across as easy going, she is an exceptional combination of no-nonsense and fearless at the same time," he says.
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Lexington travelled to Maricopa County last year and met both Sheriff Joe and Joe Penzone, the no-nonsense former cop who defeated him.
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Both are presented as no-nonsense, tough-talking women who are forced to bear the burden of a world unfairly tilted toward men.
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LONDON — Remember last November, when that impressively no-nonsense cat was spotted on a supermarket shelf in a local Sainsbury's in South London?
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Whether your mom is a no-nonsense Virgo or an imaginative Pisces, you can bet she loves knowing how much you appreciate her.
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Miller Center features his no-nonsense talk with Martin Luther King Jr., plotting the enactment of progressive policies after the assassination of Kennedy.
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"At the end of the day, you have to be a proud American," he said, praising Trump's immigration policies and "no-nonsense" style.
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Meaning fans are surely in for a lot more of those offbeat, no-nonsense tales about previous her life outside of Litchfield's walls.
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WHO has a well-earned reputation for being no-nonsense and for tackling some of the world's most serious and stubborn disease outbreaks.
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A no-nonsense woman with a booming voice and a penchant for T-shirts with sayings like "Keep Calm and Love Jesus," Mrs.
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If our other picks cause sticker shock, these soft, lightweight, no-nonsense undershirts from David Archy are an excellent and super-affordable alternative.Pros:Cons:
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Robust, nimble and no-nonsense warships, these vessels send deterrent signals, can protect themselves, assure freedom of navigation, and prevent further Chinese expansion.
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The 53-year-old rapper has cemented herself as a wig-loving, expletive-laden-lyric-delivering, no-nonsense force to be reckoned with.
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Both ride full-bodied vocalist-guitarist Rachel Aggs, and both are driven by no-nonsense drummer Andrew Milk and supple bassist Billy Easter.
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Like the no-nonsense Brooklyn Jewish grandpa he is, Sanders laid out his clear vision for a more equal America, in accessible terms.
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"Judge Jackson is a no-nonsense judge and he's clearly angered her to no purpose," said Eric Lewis, a longtime Washington trial lawyer.
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While the outgoing Defender, with its boxy styling, proclaimed a utilitarian mission, the redesigned Defender arguably projects a slightly less no-nonsense demeanor.
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Enter Ms. Falco, whose turns in "The Sopranos" and "Nurse Jackie" solidified her reputation as a leading interpreter of intelligent, no-nonsense women.
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Pair the suit with slick patent leather boots, a minimal belt bag and sculptural silver earrings to complete the no-nonsense power play.
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It's the same motor we experienced in the A4 sedan that really impressed us with its smooth power delivery and no-nonsense performance.
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Richard was known and respected for his great humanity and a no-nonsense style that transformed Compass into one of Britain's leading companies.
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But he was no-nonsense in that he did not like to lose, and he was going to battle you all the way.
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Shop men's scrubs, lip balms, and more body products from MarloweMarlowe is a men's skin-care line with high-quality, no-nonsense products.
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She's a prankster, a hedonist and a spoiled brat — all of which puts her at odds with the hard-working, no-nonsense Cherry.
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His New York roots contribute to his rapport with Mr. Trump, who is said to view him as a no-nonsense sounding board.
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On my shift alone there's an ex-dockworker, a business graduate with a master's degree, a nurse, soldiers and two no-nonsense bikers.
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Watch this mostly for the clothes, for the foreign locales and for a pregnant Olivia Colman as a no-nonsense British intelligence officer.
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The Bomber Barrel Duffel Bag dispenses with gimmicky virality to give you a no-nonsense carryable that's elevated by its attention to details.
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Sometimes you wonder whether the company that is Boeing would be in the situation it is now because of McNerney's no-nonsense approach.
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The Taylor Precision 7506 Digital Scale is for people who want a no-nonsense scale that gives you your weight quickly and accurately.
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"He's a hard driving no-nonsense guy who believes strongly in the basic principles of the immigration policy of Jeff Sessions," Stein said.
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While there, he occasionally played Officer Judy, a no-nonsense, humorless cop who once rode a motorcycle onstage to give Liberace a ticket.
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They are becoming a welcome addition in civilian yoga studios, where students are usually attracted to their compassionate yet frequently no-nonsense approach.
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Houston, if it finds a taker for Chris Paul's albatross contract, would also want Butler as a no-nonsense Robin to James Harden's Batman.
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It's so un-German but still very German, because in the end it has all the German qualities — the reliability, the no-nonsense approach.
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It's a no-nonsense planner with a weekly view on each page and a set of graph paper and informational pages at the end.
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Luckily, on Wednesday Queen Elizabeth readily gave her consent in the form of a no-nonsense and not-to-be-trifled-with official letter.
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Like Mueller, Durham has done high profile investigations under Democratic and Republican administrations and has a stellar reputation as a solid no nonsense professional.
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"She was no-nonsense, strict (on) construction of the law -- not a lot of anecdotes -- by the book with a feminist bent," McBeth said.
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Tess' playful sarcasm and no-nonsense attitude added something of a humorous edge to the wholesome show, and she became its most beloved character.
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This no-nonsense dog can't handle his adorable puppy-friend's excitement and promptly asks him to quiet down with a paw to the snout.
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Before this no-nonsense kid was a ride or die babe in Hollywood, she was just another short-banged blondie in Queens, New York.
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"Lori has always been a no-nonsense, seemingly together woman who knows what she wants and goes for it with zest," said the source.
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Twitter or no Twitter, this is just as much about the no nonsense, strongly worded kind of messaging Trump wants to continue to employ.
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Lam, 59, has served as the city's chief secretary since 2012 and is known for her no-nonsense approach to overseeing the civil service.
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Jackman's work in the fight scenes is smooth but also character-driven in that Wolverine's style reflects the no-nonsense approach of the character.
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Shondaland has filled our cups to overflowing with no-nonsense heroines who cut through problems like a bunch of corgis through a snow trench.
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The design is even more conservative, too – it's basically a no-nonsense black box that contains the most ambitious of console gaming power within.
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Fans of Stanger's Bravo series have probably missed the no-nonsense matchmaker, but her new method should be familiar to both Ventiera and Maguire.
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There's more Rodin around the court — the museum owns a ton — and a selection of paintings arranged by no-nonsense themes: religion, portraiture, landscape.
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"It does take time to become effective," said the feisty, no-nonsense Capuano, who sparred with the moderators at one point during the debate.
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One opinion occasionally voiced is that coups might be helpful, allowing no-nonsense leaders to dispense with endless politicking and push through smart policies.
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In it, a kid named Ramsey in an Afro-Latino family follows his chic but no-nonsense grandma as she makes the title dish.
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Llodra is a friendly, no-nonsense Connecticut Republican who uses the word "persons" in conversation and speaks in rapid, decisive and well-measured statements.
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Although he is a George W. Bush appointee, with a distinguished record of high-level congressional investigations, Leon is staunchly independent and no-nonsense.
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His character, Rafael Barba, is often been portrayed as ruthless and no-nonsense, but he becomes a confidante of Olivia Benson's in later seasons.
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Since then, this no-nonsense trio has been making waves in the LA scene, quickly earning cosigns from the likes of Hanni El Khatib.
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She's always had a cutting, no-nonsense attack, which often leads her away from ballads and toward a kind of defiant, teasing blues approach.
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He and an attractively no-nonsense colleague, Irena (Agata Kulesza), record villagers whose plaintive, haunting music is a vestige of the rapidly receding past.
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As for fans, we'd have the chance to get the no-nonsense, podium-moving Hannah rather than Luke-focused Hannah for an entire season.
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He had retained an officer's sense of leadership and a no-nonsense approach to grinding out a problem, no matter how long it took.
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So in addition to publishing a no nonsense explainer on how to clean stuffed toys, we now want to put them in the spotlight.
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Derick Brassard, a former Ranger, said he appreciated Boucher's no-nonsense approach and how he understood the boundaries in his relationship with his players.
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The No Nonsense Women's Super Opaque Control-Top Tights aren't only Amazon best-sellers — they're also the most reviewed pair on the retail giant.
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A no-nonsense economist in his sixties, Joseph has worked in government since the Duvalier days, and formerly served Martelly as a senior adviser.
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With her no-nonsense, amusing take on human nature and her lack of sentimentality, O'Connor influences Gautreaux as much as the dreamy genius Dickey.
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Teac LP-R550USB turntable with built-in CD recorder — $269.99 in the PCMag Shop See Details Teac's TN-100 is a no-nonsense turntable.
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His no-nonsense partner, played by Samira Wiley of "Orange Is the New Black," constantly belittles the show she's being forced to appear in.
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Tony Vallelonga (Mortensen), an Italian-American Bronx native who's made a name for himself as a no-nonsense bouncer at mafia hotspot, gets the job.
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Lastly, a firm no nonsense stance against China on every front will be necessary to send a clear message that these practices won't be tolerated.
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The no nonsense Sanders isn't a natural fit for black voters, and both Buttigieg and Klobuchar have drawn flak from African-Americans in their hometowns.
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Smith anchored one of the few newscasts on Fox that provided a no-nonsense reality check about the Trump administration and other big news stories.
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There, I trained with chef Dora — a delightfully no-nonsense grandma turned orecchiette master who's been serving up steaming bowls of pasta perfection for decades.
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"We felt really strongly that at the office we wanted her to be this very no-nonsense sort of masculine, strong character," Thomas tells PeopleStyle.
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The Astrotwins write that this no-nonsense lunar phase is often associated with difficult choices of the should-I-stay-or-should-I-go variety.
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Along with the mischievous Jerry, there was Marilyn's mom, her grandmother Mimi (hilarious and no-nonsense), and a younger family friend in her early 20s.
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Jessica Jones is witty and no-nonsense, more likely to snap a photo as hard evidence of someone acting strangely than to chase them down.
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In it, Demi Lovato plays a rude princess, and Selena Gomez plays the chill, no-nonsense daughter of an agent in the Princess Protection Program.
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Instead, the no-nonsense pigment (which can be worn on eyes, cheeks, and lips) is pure, unadulterated black — with just the sheerest undertone of aubergine.
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Recode Media with Peter Kafka features no-nonsense conversations with the smartest and most interesting people in the media world, with new episodes every Thursday.
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Sturdy, rough and with a no-nonsense mentality, Gabriel is a symbol of the working-class football that makes lovers of the beautiful game nostalgic.
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I enjoy her no-nonsense attitude, her courage, and her competence, and I enjoy the way those qualities actually let her move the story forward.
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National security adviser John Bolton's top deputy is described by some as a no-nonsense, tough-as-nails government official who doesn't suffer fools gladly.
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" Many in May's Conservative Party, welcomed the appointment, with Liz Truss, a treasury minister, writing on Twitter that Javid "is effective, no-nonsense and brave.
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Dr. David Kaggwa, a Ugandan pediatrician who worked alongside Dr. Atai-Omoruto at the Island Clinic, said she was known for her no-nonsense style.
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"He was a no-nonsense executive who worked tirelessly and pushed his team hard," Henry R. Kravis, co-founder of K.K.R. said in an email.
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He's the no-nonsense government official in charge of the Super Relocation Program, the division trying to help keep the family's Super identities a secret.
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But she turned down the role multiple times, wary both of playing yet another no-nonsense career woman and of starring on a Lifetime show.
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We just wanted to make some stuff and just bash it out with no press, no nonsense, they were just going out on 12 inches.
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If you're sick of the lamestream American political establishment, then Russia's authoritarian, no-nonsense regime is going to feel like a fresh of breath air.
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Andrew Cuomo is winning praise for his forceful, no-nonsense response to his state's coronavirus disaster, inviting comparisons to Rudy Giuliani's leadership after September 11.
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Kate Atkinson's no-nonsense private detective will do whatever it takes, lawful or otherwise, to bring his idiosyncratic brand of justice to wounded crime victims.
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Other standouts include Axel Meinhardt as the theater impresario Max Dettweiler and the no-nonsense Franziska Becker as Captain von Trapp's erstwhile fiancée, Elsa Schrader.
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Her demeanor may be sunny, but her approach is no-nonsense: We're going to focus on ballet for the next hour, so get it together.
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Alexa Weibel, Senior Staff Editor by Mark Bittman (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; Second Edition, 2008) A no-nonsense, unpretentious and easy guide with lots of options.
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"I decided it was time, if only because it doesn't look good to have a granny in charge," Graves said in her no-nonsense way.
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She is in her early 30s, wears her hair pulled back in a bun and has a no-nonsense way of dealing with her students.
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Ms. de Dietrich, who adapted the book along with Ms. Larré and who opens the performance, sets a no-nonsense tone from the first scene.
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AI Now's symposium represented the emergence of a no-nonsense, women and people of color-led, charismatic, compassionate, and crazy knowledgeable stream of tech ethics.
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But Harvey has squandered it, and the new regime of Callaway and the no-nonsense pitching coach, Dave Eiland, have no investment in his past.
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This brought a whole new wave of voters into the Republican Party, people who were enthusiastic about President Trump and his strong, no nonsense approach.
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These women shine within the Bravo pantheon as no-nonsense anti-Housewives, who must stay resolutely calm while dealing with all the divas around them.
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" In his upcoming book, "Things Are What You Make of Them, " Kurtz shares a mini-collection of inspirational essays and "no-nonsense advice" for "creatives.
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If you're looking for a gentler option than the acrid, no-nonsense stuff found at the drugstore, then a non-acetone formula is for you.
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At the nexus is Carrie Coon, inheriting the badge from past seasons' Patrick Wilson and Allison Tolman as a no-nonsense police officer, Gloria Burgle.
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But Murray stayed focused and wrapped up a no-nonsense win on his first match point when the 27th seed sprayed a forehand well wide.
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These companies recognize the need to combine sleek no-nonsense design, smart functionality and Instagram-worthy branding that taps the romance long associated with travel.
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Still, it's fun to see Don Johnson, another alum of "Brawl," get back on the beat as Gibson and Vaughn's no-nonsense police-department boss.
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The book is full of no-nonsense pronouncements on matters like the Oxford comma (use it) and the word "literally" (use it at your peril).
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Such a no-nonsense approach is part of the core values of The Satanic Temple, which, despite its name, is an explicitly nontheistic, rationalistic religion.
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" Though the phrase "Delete your account" is a common Twitter meme, Wall said it was "a no-nonsense retort that is true to Hillary's voice.
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Sara Lance retired as the most legendary flirt in history when she started dating Ava Sharpe (Jes Macallan), a no-nonsense agent from the Time Bureau.
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For fans of Lenovo's (and before that IBM's) no-nonsense business systems, 940 marks a momentous occasion as it's the 25th anniversary of the ThinkPad line.
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The departures signaled what one HHS source described as a "no-nonsense" and "highly professional" management approach being taken by HHS Secretary Alex Azar, Politico reported .
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And there's Carol's BFF Maria Rambeau (Lashana Lynch), the no-nonsense, fierce fighter pilot and single mom who never lets the glass ceiling get her down.
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Greenwald's poems often have a no-nonsense, shoot from the hip, hard-boiled style, as if he is speaking with you on the most intimate terms.
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She's tough, she takes absolutely no nonsense from anyone, and in a show that has some gloriously blunt one-liners, she has some of the best.
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It also offers a pretty no-nonsense way to catch games in either English or Spanish, as it includes Spanish-language broadcasts on Universo and Telemundo.
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Logitech offers a myriad of no-nonsense, well-made, and budget-friendly computer gear, including some of the best ergonomic keyboards and mice on the market.
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On the pool deck, Brenna Allen is a tough, no-nonsense swim coach, but at home she privately mourns the loss of her partner to cancer.
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Many, including this newspaper at the time, doubted his sincerity, arguing that the airline's no-nonsense approach to fees and surcharges had driven its commercial success.
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And because fashion likes to fuck with us, the no-nonsense, full-cup, triangular cut and bland colors look oddly appealing to our normcore-trained eyes.
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His reputation as a competent, no-nonsense regulator, combined with near-constant outreach, made Gottlieb popular, even with Democrats who were sometimes surprised they liked him.
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But there was one small problem — Trump had chosen Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly, a no-nonsense former general, as his new chief of staff.
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"He's been around the world multiple times," Kingston said, and as a no-nonsense guy he won't be intimidated by the president, Democrats, or the press.
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But the agency is showing some backbone today with a no-nonsense declaration that the merger can't go through unless a few "serious concerns" are addressed.
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That puts paid to the image May has cultivated since taking over last July, that of a no-nonsense prime minister who puts country before party.
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His crassly robust, no-nonsense approach to politics and life in general is as far from President Obama's lofty languid liberal detachment as can be imagined.
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Grueling physical training and rivers of sweat aside, instruction in the unarmed art was no-nonsense and taught with strict adherence to form, precision and power.
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With her no-nonsense expression and swashbuckling career in photojournalism, it's obvious: Brie Larson's character, Mason Weaver, was written to be the ideal action movie heroine.
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Galbraith's characterization, named Karen Duvall in the series and played by Merrit Wever, is a young but no-nonsense detective who pursued rapists thoroughly and relentlessly.
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"We are a nation of shareholders," he had said more than once to Seema, while trying to articulate his brand of no-nonsense but compassionate capitalism.
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Back in 2015, Brinkley told Fox News she has a no-nonsense approach to fitness and skincare, which has been the secret behind her lasting career.
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Then there was the facility's owner, a no-nonsense middle-aged woman named Nancy Jones, who started out as a living-room farmer with six plants.
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Free from her no-nonsense, blunt bob and the constraints of the first movie's character dynamic, Hope does all the heavy lifting to find her mother.
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Universally labeled a no-nonsense prosecutor, he stared down high-ranking officials in the Bush administration and did not allow them to politicize the Justice Department.
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If you're looking for a no-nonsense plunger to help clear clogs, the Neiko Toilet Plunger is the best low-cost solution at less than $20.
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"The Big Necessity" demonstrated the qualities George brings to everything she writes: a no-nonsense briskness on the page; a forensic zeal; a potent moral sensibility.
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He returned empty-handed and perplexed, too sheepish to ask the no-nonsense employees for this old-timey-sounding drink of which he had never heard.
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And Mia's lovely connection with the high-energy, no-nonsense Gram is a source of sweetness throughout, even as the older woman withstands her own gaslighting.
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Ever since viewers met Nancy in July 2883 when Matt and Ross Duffers' surprise Netflix creation broke the internet, she has embodied no-nonsense teenage relentlessness.
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Orban is a classic no-nonsense strongman, just the kind of muscular leader that rightists from the Balkans to Scandinavia believe best serve proud, decisive nations.
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If you want a no-nonsense phone case even more inconspicuous than the Silicone Cover, then look no further than Incipio's line of Galaxy S20 cases.
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In the state Legislature, he was the leader who delivered bad news, the no-nonsense tactician to some of his Southern-born colleagues' more backslapping style.
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On a frozen January afternoon, Liz Stark, a no-nonsense retired teacher, bustled into a modest apartment on the east side of this city, unusually anxious.
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She's a no-nonsense, stalwart sort of woman who has managed to hold on to her job through coups and rapes and usurpations of all sorts.
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It was not deserving of a red card, so much as it was deserving of a caution, a no-nonsense talking to and general societal disapproval.
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" Shannon will diet and exercise her way to "hotness" with the help of a drill sergeant-style trainer, described as a "no-nonsense fitness and nutrition guru.
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The no-nonsense Prime Minister is making clear that while she plans to forge a close relationship with Trump, she will not hesitate to speak her mind.
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During 2014-2015 she hosted a no-nonsense road show across the Middle East about the power of entrepreneurship – "Saluting the Naive and Crazy" Agus Gomez, Wallapop
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Nor has it made his policies more appealing -- he is fiscally and socially conservative, offering a no-nonsense, stable government with tax cuts and eventually, balanced budgets.
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The phone boots into an operating system known as "Switchboard," which has a no-nonsense black background and is intended for testing different functionalities on the phone.
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The hard-Brexit crowd, who long to tell the bureaucrats of Brussels to get stuffed, admire Mr Trump's no-nonsense approach to the rest of the world.
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Oh's gloriously no-nonsense aura is one of her most gratifying qualities onscreen, but it is also arguably one that seems to consign her to side roles.
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Cooper manages to snap a quick pic of the gaming device and send it to Sonja while the no-nonsense assistant, Katie (Wunmi Mosaku), fetches his NDA.
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Serratos — who stars as no-nonsense Rosita on AMC's zombie apocalypse series — won't be the only new mom on set after she gives birth in the spring.
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So Baker -- known for his no-nonsense, tell-it-like-is-style -- told 17 people on a call: "I think you're going to lose," referring to Blunt.
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He's also prone to swear — an attribute many say comes with his blunt nature and a no-nonsense style, according to former executives who've worked with him.
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McAdoo has respect for Coughlin's intense preparation methods, which is hardly a surprise since the no-nonsense McAdoo has apparently lived by that ethos his entire life.
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I think one reason that Lauren has resonated with so many fans is that she is the no-nonsense antidote to the Big Movez era of Survivor.
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My scouting report: Kelly has a reputation for efficient management of complex organizations, and is a no-nonsense guy who can make the trains run on time.
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Casually attends a blowfish-catered High Table business meeting when the Adjudicator (played with absolutely no nonsense by Asia Kate Dillon) pays a visit to Zero's restaurant.
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Theresa May, 2000, Member of Parliament for the sleepy rural constituency of Maidenhead in Royal Berkshire – and just about the toughest, most no-nonsense politician in Britain.
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Even amid a growing backlash to Big Tech, evoking a no-nonsense startup retains some appeal, with its suggestion of scrappy agility, innovation, and single-minded focus.
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Loud, brash and at times outrageous, the hard-nosed Pound ran WADA like a tough-talking, no-nonsense sheriff out to rid the town of drug cheats.
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Everything here drives the story on, and except for the excessive ending, it feels authentic, from the unsentimental Albanian immigrant neighborhood to the no-nonsense supporting performances.
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She told me that those wishing to take a no-nonsense approach with their sign's messaging should keep things succinct—seven words or fewer—for maximum effectiveness.
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The dispatch of no nonsense CIA Director Gina Haspel to Turkey last week, perhaps a "put up" or "shut up" moment for Ankara, is another encouraging sign.
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Welch had a no-nonsense approach to profit, so he ordered that any GE business that wasn't leading in its market should be fixed, sold, or closed.
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"); and, inevitably, of our degenerate and too-permissive times ("Why, when I was a child, we ate what was put in front of us, and no nonsense!
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She's been called "the new first lady of throwing shade" and "Auntie Maxine" for her blunt, no-nonsense style -- raising her profile in the age of Trump.
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In case her attitude isn't no-nonsense enough, Ms. Nesbitt, trained as a gymnast, struts and lip-syncs her way through the video clip in point shoes.
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Laurence plays Sophie, Mo's no-nonsense high school crush, who isn't afraid to call him on his bullshit, especially as Zeke's romantic advice leads him severely astray.
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Merkel Gives Germans a Hard Truth About the Coronavirus: The famously no-nonsense chancellor, keeping to form, braced Germany for an epidemic that may reach extraordinary scale.
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No-nonsense men's suit-style uniforms for women appeared; an army ambulance driver's outfit, made in England in 1915, has a fitted jacket but a full skirt.
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" Maria, warm but no-nonsense, doled out a sanitized version of her wartime travails, but when anguished would cry out: "I should have died with my parents!
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There's Farley, the captain, a no-nonsense fellow who is nevertheless haunted by visions of a mysterious woman; he has her painted onto the bomber, pinup style.
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Reggie is no-nonsense, which might not fare well for Susie (Alex Borstein) and Midge (Rachel Brosnahan), who is heading out on tour as Shy's opening act.
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WASHINGTON — Known as a no-nonsense, even-keeled prosecutor, Rod J. Rosenstein was expected to sail through Senate confirmation to be the Justice Department's second-in-command.
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She sat for Horst P. Horst and worked with Irving Penn, but even collaboration with the greats neither cowed her nor cracked her witty, no-nonsense mien.
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"We need a no-nonsense president who&aposs sane, competent and honest, someone who can&apost be bought and has no skin in the game," she wrote.
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She has an open face and warm brown eyes, and she keeps her gray curls short, a no-nonsense hairdo that reflects her demeanor in the courtroom.
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But on Friday, the man was back to business and feeling particularly no-nonsense when it comes to the "the spectacle and the circus" of Donald Trump's candidacy.
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Perhaps Buffett, who'd built his empire with long-term investments in no-nonsense stocks including Coca-Cola and Apple, is referring to owning a rat poison manufacturing business.
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What felt like a fresh combination of characters 10 years ago — Eisenberg's fussy nerdiness, Harrelson's sensitivity-masking bravado, Stone's no-nonsense sarcasm — now comes across as repetitive shtick.
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Later, when it decided to throw money and troops into a massive counter-insurgency campaign to boost the war effort, it wanted a no-nonsense technocrat in charge.
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Ernst, 46, first propelled to the national spotlight during her 2014 campaign with her "Make 'Em Squeal" ad, demonstrating her no-nonsense toughness, despite her "Iowa nice" demeanor.
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Audiences fell in love with the roguish Peter, no-nonsense Gamora, the alien Drax who didn't understand irony and the bromance between Rocket Raccoon and tree-alien Groot.
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If you are looking for a cost-effective, no-nonsense bread machine for making fast, healthy loaves, the Oster 2-Pound Expressbake Bread Maker is a smart solution.
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While this Fury is looser and greener than the one we've seen in other movies, he retains that essential Fury-ness that tells you he'll brook no nonsense.
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Seated in her office adjacent to the DCCC's war room, she is friendly but no-nonsense, relaxed in her new role but deadly serious about the task ahead.
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There was no time to make mistakes: we had to get it right on the first draft, and we did, telling good stories in crisp, no-nonsense prose.
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Performance, though, is not the primary focus of this moving, no-nonsense profile, which opens in 2013 as Ms. Jones, then 57, faces a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
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Pink, the no-nonsense singer who for nearly two decades has made a career of being a pop outsider on top of the charts, has done it again.
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Shaun is opinionated, direct, no-nonsense, but also deeply empathic, a man whose mosquito-bitten legs and perma-smile reveal how much he relishes living in the wild.
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Cronin & Phelan's isn't fancy, but it's friendly — the kind of no-nonsense, old-school dive bar that's so much rarer in New York than it used to be.
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It was this advocacy of moral action that apparently appeals to the no-nonsense Mr. Xi, who has cracked down on vice and corruption within the party's ranks.
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"Even sporty watches, like Tag Heuer's Aquaracer and Rolex's Yacht-Master 40, mix diamonds and gemstones with no-nonsense features like rubber and tough fabric straps," she said.
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"[Clinton's] mastery of issues and policies and no-nonsense delivery will prevail over bluster, name-calling and promises that can never be kept," added a New Hampshire Democrat.
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Theirs is the least conventional, most subtle and moving of the three romantic relationships, and elegant, no-nonsense Iris, in her astringent yet accurate judgments, is especially delicious.
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He was a tough, confident no-nonsense negotiator, willing and able to sit down and work with both allies and adversaries, like the Chinese and the Soviet Union.
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His colleagues describe Collins as friendly, no nonsense and high-energy — he walks around the Capitol hallways bouncing a small rubber ball, his version of a fidget spinner.
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Horses, Mr. Fafiani said, fly best with the same common sense, no-nonsense approach: soft words, calm movements and plenty of alfalfa, soaked in water to promote hydration.
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"We need a no-nonsense president who's sane, competent and honest, someone who can't be bought and has no skin in the game," she wrote in the piece.
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Mary Anne, 3, probable love child of a boxer and a Staffordshire bull terrier She's sturdy and athletic with a no-nonsense personality, much like her owner Daniel.
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Her appeal is that she has the same tough, no-nonsense approach that makes her father a hit among millions, but she is by no means his lackey.
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While their aesthetics run from frilled pastel stilettos to no-nonsense black flatforms, the labels have one common thread: They were founded by industry vets — and it shows.
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"He is as hard-nosed and no-nonsense as they come," said Dmitri Trenin, a Russian analyst at the Moscow office of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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IMAGE: 2speckpresido A no-nonsense option for the practical, Speck's Presidio Grip will give you no-slip grip, a raised bezel to shield the screen and overall impact protection.
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After finding a large pair of boxers on the grounds of her pub, she decided to share her frustration on Facebook in a spectacularly no-nonsense open letter. DOGGERS!!!
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Jane, a no-nonsense woman who does a brisk late-night business in papaya salad and hotpots, begins setting up around 3pm; her tables are still packed at midnight.
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Though there's no news on where Sun Country will be expanding, fliers looking for no-nonsense travel and rock-bottom prices should keep an eye out for any announcements.
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Mueller, known for a tough, no-nonsense managerial style, has remained silent throughout the investigation that threatens Trump's presidency, letting his team's court filings and indictments do the talking.
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A first look at "Mary Poppins Returns" showed Emily Blunt's take on the singing, no-nonsense nanny with magical powers made famous in the 1964 musical starring Julie Andrews.
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Brian Truitt, USA Today: While Ant-Man's technically "the star," this is most definitely the Wasp's movie to own, and the smirking, enjoyably no-nonsense role fits Lilly well.
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Recent court rulings have indicated that the British government's no-nonsense rules on family reunifications, which impose tough income requirements on visa sponsors, probably could not be made tighter.
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Rotten Tomatoes has once again come to our rescue: The site compiled a no-nonsense list of the "Top 100 Movies Of All Time" as determined by critical reviews.
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She said growing up in a multiethnic military family helped her not only become Cline but also appreciate the character&aposs no-nonsense approach to fighting back for America.
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" "Let's resolve here and now that Hillary Clinton will never become president of the United States of America," he said, promoting instead the "no-nonsense leadership of Donald Trump.
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This is Bradley's no-nonsense way of pulling back the curtain to explain while the Pearsons might not be racists, that doesn't mean the rest of the society isn't.
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As for the value of consistent long-duration records, NASA project scientist Josh Willis maintains the space agency's no-nonsense approach to the political hot-button of climate change.
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Anti-political movements of the right, including many of Donald Trump's supporters, promise not popular power but a renewal of national greatness under strong, no-nonsense, deal-making leaders.
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And while Cicio was expecting a royal who was stern and no-nonsense, he insisted Charles was far from the persona the media has seemingly created over the years.
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There's a no-nonsense air about them, the kind that can make someone think they are being strong-armed into a record deal, even if that wasn't the intent.
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What bride-to-be (or bridesmaid-to-be, or even guest-to-be, frankly) couldn't use a healthy dose of no-nonsense in the utterly nonsensical world of weddings?
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Even in their darkest movies, cruelty and evil don't reign supreme; decency and kindness do, as embodied by Marge Gunderson (McDormand), the homey, no-nonsense police chief in Fargo.
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No-nonsense reports from the likes of Covenant Review, Gimme Credit and CreditSights have helped the buyside push back on deals that eventually get revamped - and sometimes even pulled.
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Roger Marshall, a Republican from Kansas, a young man, presumably his son, tried to dab for the pictures — and no-nonsense Paul Ryan would have absolutely none of it.
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Her collections run to the realistic rather than the fantastic, but they are filled with appealing items: elegant long coats, no-nonsense midlength skirts, smart denim and gaucho tailoring.
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These two characters "share" the same body, are the same person, but are have two completely different personalities — he's into science and gadgets, while she's a no-nonsense fighter.
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People are pretty no-nonsense here (hence the appeal of Trump) and that of hitting all the key talking points while not really answering questions directly doesn't play well.
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These two no-nonsense lawmakers — the leading Republican and Democrat on the Senate health committee — have done yeoman's work trying to fix a mess created largely by Mr. Trump.
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And Ruby's Bar is the real deal, an essential seaside bar open till midnight on the weekends, with draft beers and straightforward cocktails served by a no-nonsense staff.
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Known as a no-nonsense player and policy wonk, Ms. Nielsen appears unlikely to land at the center of the type of controversies that have engulfed Mr. Trump's presidency.
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She has been heavily involved in contract negotiations with on-air personalities and has been known to intimidate top talent and producers with her no-nonsense deal-making style.
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"You come in and immediately you get a glimpse of a little black dress," said Ms. Antonelli, a brisk and no-nonsense New Yorker born and raised in Milan.
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Prodigy brought to his lyrics a no-nonsense personality and a vivid eye for detail in sometimes achingly poetic evocations of cruel street life in the Queensbridge housing projects.
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In "Castle Gripsholm," it is Lydia's use of Missingsch, a customizable blend of High German and the earthy Platt dialect of northern Germany, that reveals her no-nonsense character.
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With Bluetooth compatibility, battery power, and one of the easiest setup processes I&aposve ever experienced, it&aposs a decent purchase for a minimalist, no-nonsense smart home owner.
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The premiere pairs Michael with a compassionate but no-nonsense captain (Michelle Yeoh), and shrewdly sets up the Klingons -- emerging from years without conflict -- as Starfleet's formidable new adversary.
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He projects as a defiant, no-nonsense leader who answers to no one, and his tough demeanor where he won't give an inch is what has worked for him.
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After two episodes of softening its lead, the show got to safely play up Rachel's more feminist, take-no-nonsense bona fides in the face of an obvious scrub.
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The icing on this amusing cake is Mary McCormack, who plays Casey, an American and the no-nonsense vice president of the company that bought the four misfits' concept.
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If your roomie is a bookworm, they might get a kick out of this title's no-nonsense approach to removing the self-imposed roadblocks and limitations from one's life.
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Brash and unafraid to take on the moneyed elite, he was widely admired for his no-nonsense drive to modernise a chaotic city long plagued by traffic and flooding.
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On the menu, there's buffalo lollipop wings and a chilled half lobster; no-nonsense Berkshire pork chop with jalapeno grits, a summer bean salad doused in a red curry vinaigrette.
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She was never truly a creature of the CDU and was plucked from relative obscurity by Mrs Merkel, who admired her no-nonsense style, to become families minister in 2005.
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Where Kim catered to the "sex sells" model, rival Foxy Brown was "no nonsense and fearless" according to former VIBE editor-in-chief Smokey D. Fontaine in a documentary interview.
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Across social media, family and fans posted emotional tributes , but his personality might best be realized by watching the show, where his interactions reflect his old-fashioned, no-nonsense style.
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Here are some of the best deals during this sale: The Dyson V7 Motorhead Cordless Stick Vacuum features a powerful suction with up to 30 minutes of no-nonsense cleaning.
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Now, back to Nomad Stones: Unlike the sludge, post-metal, and hardcore bands the members have formed in the past, Nomad Stones is straight-forward, no-nonsense rock 'n' roll.
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The only destination is Athens International, so anyone who gets overwhelmed by choice or fiddling with Google's Travel tool may want to jump in on this no-nonsense journey ASAP.
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Towns spent his rookie year learning from Kevin Garnett, the snarling no-nonsense Hall-of-Famer who showed him the difference between working hard and working harder than everybody else.
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The 17th seed has been in no-nonsense mood so far in Melbourne, moving through the rounds with the minimum of fanfare, but faces her biggest test against the German.
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The menu is taped to a window, and if you cup your hands against the glass to peer inside, the stark walls and no-nonsense accouterments are less than promising.
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Even the most vehement anti-Trump person would admit, I think, he still has this kind of hard man, hard businessman, no nonsense, he still manages to project this image.
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Strategists widely note that the leader's no-nonsense candor and tough-man approach is driven by his focus on internal law and order, which he deems essential to economic development.
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Just because you're a fan of Kourtney's no-nonsense attitude and life, doesn't necessarily mean you should follow the very specific (and kind of bogus) diet that works for her.
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His no-nonsense pursuit of Trump&aposs agenda on immigration and terrorism prompted Trump to brand him a "star," and tap him to succeed Reince Priebus as chief of staff.
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Nevertheless, Albert Rosenfield, a no-nonsense city slicker who upends the sluggishly thoughtful pace of Cooper's small-town operation, reveals himself as an asshole who is also good at contemplation.
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Salvini, who portrays himself as a tough-talking, no-nonsense politician, is Italy's most popular party leader, but his unstinting anti-migrant rhetoric polarizes public opinion and infuriates his detractors.
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A stocky man with soft blond hair, reddish cheeks and bright eyes, he is friendly, but with a no-nonsense mien, like a waiter at the end of his shift.
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Inside the impressively detailed waiting room, complete with magazines and inspirational posters, a no-nonsense secretary told me to fill out an application that had some more-than-unnerving questions.
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Harris is drawing on her history in law enforcement to brand herself as a no-nonsense "progressive prosecutor," the best poised to directly take on President Donald Trump in 2020.
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Known as a no-nonsense prosecutor whose primary experience is fighting violent crime, the U.S. attorney for Utah is an appointee of President Obama whose job was saved by Sen.
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The sound comes at you in a completely authentic way too, forsaking complicated surround sound to bring you the full Berghain experience: direct, in your face, and with no nonsense.
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In closing the island to visitors, Duterte, known for his no-nonsense style, was responding to numerous government inspections following his criticism in February of sanitary conditions on the island.
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"He is a very effective, no-nonsense guy and he knows his business inside out," Linda Sun-Mattison, a London-based senior equity analyst for Asian insurance at Bernstein, said.
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SCL used the cross-cutting issue of crime to rebrand the client as a strong, no-nonsense man of action, who would appeal to the true values of the voters.
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Zurbarán only soared into the canon in the 1840s, when the Louvre opened its Galerie Espagnole, and Parisians discovered his frank, no-nonsense pictures of saints in agony and ecstasy.
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A no-nonsense 26-year-old from a small Iowa town, she was part of a team of Army Corps biologists counting plovers as well as endangered interior least terns.
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There is surely no better way to commemorate two decades of Wenger than with a desperate, last-gasp 1-0 win over a no-nonsense team from post-industrial Lancashire.
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The wife of a retired Secret Service agent, Cortez Masto is a no-nonsense politician with a strong background on health care and the environment and an impeccable public image.
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Mary Poppins is one of cinema's most timeless heroines — a no-nonsense nanny who brings her young charges on whimsical adventures while subtly helping them learn to navigate life's difficulties.
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Among this year's first arrivals were the Stallone sisters, this year's Miss Golden Globes, shepherded about by their father Sylvester's old-school, no-nonsense publicist; no buttering up of reporters.
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Forster's brief, characteristically businesslike turn in "Better Call Saul" is like a blessing, and it reinforces a tone: laconic, no-nonsense, amused by life's absurdities but rarely taken by surprise.
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As secretary of homeland security, Kelly gained Trump's respect as a true believer in the president's immigration agenda and for his no-nonsense approach to policing the southern U.S. border.
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"She was smart, she was no-nonsense, she was a hard worker and she was the perfect ambassadress, as opposed to a corporate gentleman in a gray suit," he said.
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And my grandmother, a widow now, was a strict, no-nonsense type; any wife would have found it difficult to serve as the head priest's spouse with her still there.
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Adam Schiff's no-nonsense comebacks — before finishing as he started: with some more baffling rules (this time about what senators can drink during the trial, and where they can walk).
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His ardent approach -- paired with a no-nonsense Boston accent and a Marine's rigor -- is what led Trump to name him chief of staff, people familiar with Trump's thinking say.
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Morrison's character Rosario was the no-nonsense Salvadoran maid to socialite Karen Walker, played by Megan Mullally, in the original run of "Will & Grace" on NBC from 1999 to 2006.
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"I think the best thing that happened ... was to have someone like Mueller to come in, who I also know, who has a stellar reputation for no nonsense," he added.
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Still, policies are easy to tout but difficult to implement, and Cashin said that any member of the new administration that struggles may be subject to Trump's no-nonsense management philosophy.
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Most millennials know SparkNotes as the ultimate no-nonsense study buddy, but today’s students not only receive help with schoolwork from the website, they get high-quality entertainment, too.
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But to monitor the fortunes of the stock market and economy under President Trump it's best to focus more closely on the all-seeing, no-nonsense bond market than anything else.
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I watched mothers watching me, wondering how I got the job and what had happened to the busty no-nonsense middle-aged woman one might imagine as more qualified for it.
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McCain was a war hero turned senator, nicknamed a "maverick" for his no-nonsense style and willingness — sometimes to the chagrin of his staff and fellow Republicans — to speak his mind.
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These days, he's a devout Catholic, wiry and no-nonsense, with the sort of early-morning energy of a man who does a day's worth of yard work before 8 a.m.
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Watts — in clear, no-nonsense terms — argued that silence from leaders on the issue amounts to agreeing with the Ku Klux Klan, and that he disagreed with how the president responded.
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Along the way, they meet characters including Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson, a hard-hitting, no-nonsense fan favorite) and Korg, a mournful, entirely computer-generated rock-monster alien played by Waititi himself.
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Chris Christie, the no-nonsense governor of New Jersey, announced Wednesday that he is ending his campaign, saying he does so "without an ounce of regret" in an email to supporters.
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Despite Brafman's theatrics, prosecutor G. Karthik Srinivasan took a no-nonsense approach during his opening statement, saying that Shkreli convinced investors he was "a Wall Street genius," according to the Times.
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But before she built the Biermann bunch, the 38-year-old reality star was the sharp-tongued, no-nonsense, chain-smoking Atlanta Housewife not afraid to fight anyone who crossed her.
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Purnama, known by his nickname Ahok, was widely admired as governor of Jakarta for his no-nonsense style and programs to fix the Indonesian capital's traffic-clogged and flood-prone streets.
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The Dancing Dolls operates under the tutelage of their no-nonsense leader Diana Williams, who lacks the callousness of Dance Moms' Abby Lee Miller but demands the same amount of respect.
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Anointette's voice is crisp and no-nonsense, but French still finds plenty of room for stirring, evocative imagery without sacrificing the astringency of Antoinette's narration or the tautness of her pacing.
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Grizzled, world-weary and heavily armed (pun intended here), Cable is a perfect foil for the Merc with the Mouth as a serious, lantern-jawed, no-nonsense older fella with attitude.
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It's true Eric might not be the perfect guy for a powerful, intelligent, no-nonsense woman like Rachel, but it's her job to figure that out — not some so-called consultant's.
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Mr. Duterte's no-nonsense message of strong solutions to nagging problems has resonated with some Filipinos who have become tired of the more measured tones of President Benigno S. Aquino III.
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"My no-nonsense, fact-based approach and commitment to the President's objectives enabled me to be effective on the 2016 campaign and in the Administration," Arangio said in a press release.
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A no-nonsense 20-year-old, she was a habitué of the music scene: She knew members of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones and had once danced with David Bowie.
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Since she was elected in the 2018 midterms, she's shown how effective she can be with her no-nonsense questioning of bank chief executives, elected officials, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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The froufrou production, with its over-the-top performances, proved a fine foil for Ms. Pizzolato's matronly, no-nonsense presence and her dark-toned, coolly assured singing and crystal-clear diction.
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She's a pro who takes no nonsense from anyone, and while Rory seems harmless enough, there's something about him that makes the smell of blood hit the back of her nose.
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It's no-nonsense, it's working-class, and reflecting the character of its neighborhood, it's diverse, but it's the ideal spot for a cheap stiff one and a few rounds of pool.
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The English novelist Camilla Way may not be the innovative stylist Gran is, but in THE LIES WE TOLD (Berkley, paper, $16), she makes up for it with no-nonsense efficiency.
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"People like that he is 'no-nonsense' and 'doesn't sugarcoat' and they respect his 'bravado against competition,'" he and Nancy Zdunkewicz of Democracy Corps wrote in a memo about their research.
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Americans tend to view Thompson the way they do many of her fellow dames — Dench, Mirren, Smith — as a beloved no-nonsense Mary Poppins type highly adept at setting people straight.
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Lamoriello, famous for his no-nonsense style, pointedly added that even though he had been on the job for a brief time, there was no sense of rushing into wholesale changes.
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Raised Scars "Hypertrophic and keloid scars are two types of raised scars," explains Dr. Anjali Mahto, consultant dermatologist and author of The Skincare Bible: Your No-Nonsense Guide To Great Skin.
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Mr. Isaacs's no-nonsense gruff nature and mysterious motives, combined with his own unique charm (and an ambivalence toward rules that has echoes of Kirk and Sisko), will make him compelling.
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The candidness of these conversations is arguably due to Pollard's notoriety as a no-nonsense figure—a HBIC, head bitch in charge—so you know to keep it real with her.
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" Former adviser to Presidents Nixon, Ford, Regan and Clinton, David Gergen writes about former President George W. Bush as a top-down, no-nonsense president who engaged in "360-degree leadership.
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Officer Familia, 22015, who was known for a no-nonsense demeanor in her 2364 years in the Police Department, grew up in Washington Heights in Manhattan amid the crack cocaine epidemic.
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Gettleman was a no-nonsense leader and some of his moves were unpopular, including parting with wide receiver Steve Smith, one of the most popular players in franchise history, in 20073.
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A bipartisan group of 85033 state attorneys general this week sent a no-nonsense letter to Facebook, demanding information about the company's business practices and seemingly anemic efforts to protect privacy.
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She was flanked by her son, August, a budding fashion designer with a substantial spray tan, and by her daughter, Nats, a tattooed, terrifyingly no-nonsense artist and street wear entrepreneur.
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Leigh's approach to joinery and the hardware used to attach works to the wall also assert a no-nonsense functionalism that gets the job done without making a fetish of craft.
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The Fate of the Furious offers a fascinating glimpse into the Shaw family dynamics, with Helen Mirren showing up Magdalene, the no-nonsense mother of Deckard (Jason Statham) and Owen (Luke Evans).
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Although he's a no-nonsense family leader, his time in the limelight is coming to a close, leaving the door open for McBride's character, Jesse Gemstone, to position himself for a takeover.
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LONDON — Tennent's has a reputation for being a fairly no-nonsense lager choice in Scotland, and it turns out they take the same philosophy when it comes to their social media management.
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For dermatologist Anjali Mahto, consultant dermatologist at Skin55 and author of The Skincare Bible: Your No-Nonsense Guide to Great Skin, the biggest concern for those washing with hard water is eczema.
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Clint Eastwood, even at his advanced age, is known for churning out films: He's a no-nonsense director who often shoots just one take of a scene and calls it good enough.
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Perhaps it was the addition of no-nonsense voice of reason D'Andra Simmons and pink dog food purveyor Kameron Westcott, or maybe it was just that the show had settled into itself.
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We've pulled together some of our favorite main dishes and the only accompaniments you really need, so you can quickly whip together a no-nonsense meal that still feels like a celebration.
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The tough-talking, no-nonsense mother of two is back in front of the Bravo reality TV cameras for the first time since leaving the show after its second season in 2010.
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He is inspired by Thelonious Monk, he sees the beauty in a dropped lemon tart, and he has published a cookbook with the no-nonsense title Never Trust a Skinny Italian Chef.
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A word of advice: if you're going to tweet at J.K. Rowling and question her right to tweet about political matters, you should probably be prepared for a fairly no-nonsense reply.
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Jermaine Dupri's daughter Shaniah is also part of the Atlanta squad alongside Brandon Barnes, who calls Debra Antney, the no-nonsense hip-hop manager who has worked with Nicki Minaj, his mom.
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It's highly unusual for a phone, feeling like something you might use to scrub kitchen surfaces with, but I guess it conveys the point about this being a no-nonsense business phone.
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Filipinos are drawn to Duterte's no-nonsense, man-of-the-people style, which sits oddly with the pomp and protocol he encountered at this week's meeting of Southeast Asian leaders in Laos.
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Without much enthusiasm, many voters seem to be flocking to tough, no-nonsense women who at least seem sensible: Angela Merkel, Hillary Clinton and, now, the Conservative Party front-runner, Theresa May.
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While the other strands of CONTEST are intended to be no-nonsense intelligence-gathering and attack-preventing arms of the state, Prevent is, at least in theory, the carrot to CONTEST's stick.
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The band's unhinged live performances and no-nonsense 2013 debut Manifest Decimation made them underground legends, but it was last year's Nightmare Logic LP that cemented their place among the metal gods.
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While boutique tattoo shops are all the rage today, Fineline stands out for being a "throwback to to the old school, no-nonsense street shops of days gone by," according to Mehai.
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Ide's efforts to drum up a love story for Isaiah yield a painter and an amateur mechanic named Grace, a no-nonsense white woman who hires Isaiah to find her missing mother.
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Here, we imagine what they would look like if they took a break from their gray, no-nonsense pigeon wear and tried on some of the new human styles of fall 2350.
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Her mother, Imelda (Alanna Noël Ubach), is a furious matriarch on the other side of the grave, while Coco's daughter, Miguel's Abuelita (Renée Victor), is a no-nonsense flesh-and-blood autocrat.
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That impression is a testament to how bone-dry believable she is as Ree, a no-nonsense Midwestern teen who's had to be the adult in her family for far too long.
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Will Smith is offering some no-nonsense advice to his Aladdin costar Mena Massoud after the younger actor said he's had no auditions since his part in the live-action Disney remake.
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Janz, a 34-year-old deputy district attorney in the violent crimes unit for Fresno County, is counting on voters wanting a change and his no-nonsense message about criminal justice reform.
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Preston Packard (Samuel L. Jackson), the scientists ship out, accompanied by Mason, a no-nonsense war photographer who's soon trading barbs and looks with the world's prettiest mercenary, James Conrad (Tom Hiddleston).
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" Hence, the impulse among TERFs to proclaim their "no-nonsense" character; witness the billboard Ms. Parker paid to have put up last fall dryly defining a woman as an "adult human female.
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Ever since the first "King Kong" movie in 1933, the giant, chest-pounding, helicopter-smacking, no-nonsense primate has meant different things to different generations, embodying both his science and his fiction.
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Despite its economic problems, Maine's congressional delegation has maintained a stern sense of bipartisan pragmatism appropriate for a state evenly split politically, with a no-nonsense culture that's weathered longtime economic problems.
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Google's dedication to software excellence is something that I'd say has finally surpassed the iPhone when it comes to being the simplest, most no-nonsense handset, particularly for the less technically inclined crowd.
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"It was great to work together with Emma on this Fendi project because she's herself, easy to connect with, madly funny, bold and no-nonsense," Seyfried, 33, says of the Scream Queens star.
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Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which favors strict immigration enforcement, said the administration was justified in taking a no-nonsense approach to the new surge along the border.
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LONDON — With his unique blend of sweary Cockney bluntness, no-nonsense shutdowns and occasional lip-syncs of famous movie scenes, British actor Danny Dyer is a force to be reckoned with on Twitter.
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According to Deadline , "a sudden turn of events" will lead the Conners to face daily life in their home of Lanford, Illinois, in a way they haven't before — without their no-nonsense matriarch.
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Deadline reports that "a sudden turn of events" will lead the Conners to face daily life in their home of Lanford, Illinois, in a way they haven't before — without their no-nonsense matriarch.
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Harris, a 25-year sex crimes prosecutor and the former California attorney general, has quickly established a reputation for hard-hitting, no-nonsense questions in her short time on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Political experts here think her practical, no-nonsense demeanor and roots in the region — she is the only major candidate from a state that borders Iowa — give her a shot at outperforming expectations.
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While lacking the raffish charisma of past Louisiana governors — friends describe him as earnest and no-nonsense — he is well liked by many Republicans, and respected, particularly for his record of military service.
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The change in helm, while a major surprise, is expected to go down well with investors who have been pleased with Yoshida's no-nonsense approach to restructuring after he became CFO in 573.
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Author of a hard-hitting biography on Vladimir Putin that focused heavily on his background as a former intelligence operative, she is one of the brightest and most no-nonsense regional specialists around.
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As his no-nonsense wife Marie, Julie Walters is quick to adopt the British stiff upper lip; she swats away at the charges like one might a fly who's hovering over their soup.
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If there's room for the brunette, muscular, no-nonsense look and style of Baszler on the main WWE shows, there's no one on the current roster outside of the unique circumstances of Rousey.
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"Kelly has a reputation for efficient management of complex organizations, and is a no-nonsense guy who can make the trains run on time," Axios Presented by CHOAM's Mike Allen wrote on Saturday.
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Over the last few weeks, no-nonsense senator Kamala Harris has essentially been told to "chill out" twice by her male colleagues during Senate hearings investigating possible collusion between Donald Trump and Russia.
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A strait-laced, silver-haired former altar boy, he waved hello to his mother and to his wife of 31 years, and promised that Mr Trump would bring "no-nonsense leadership" to Washington.
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Duterte is known for his informal, no-nonsense style and his speeches are often loaded with profanity, threats and jokes about taboo subjects, which offend some, but are taken lightly by many Filipinos.
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As the four original cast members strut alongside a gray Staten Island shipyard, their husbands are nowhere to be seen, and their faces are hard—as no-nonsense and menacing as Tony Soprano's.
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Last week we posted a no-nonsense guide to taking care of your curls during the summer; today we're all about a few trusty items that can make your life that much easier.
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If this be Trump country, it seems the only thing more compelling to its voter majority than a far-right Republican man is a no-nonsense Democratic woman, albeit not one named Clinton.
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Cambridge Analytica's parent company helped elect Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte by transforming his image from "kind and honorable" to a "strong, no-nonsense man of action," the South China Morning Post reported Thursday.
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Loops of plucked violin and layers of vocals add up to a statement of no-nonsense, matter-of-fact individualism from Brittney Parks, who records as the one-woman electronic band Sudan Archives.
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Poor Ashley Stubbs, the put-upon head of security at Westworld, is trying to explain some fussy technical detail to Coughlin, but the no-nonsense mercenary doesn't have any interest in such nuances.
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Ivey is terrific, and terrifically varied, as a woman whose no-nonsense briskness disguises a host of feelings she sees no profit in exploring, including a lifetime's resentment over caring for difficult men.
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He's a man who committed unlawful choices and now trembles at the thought of having to pay for them- the opposite of the hard-knuckled, no-nonsense sheriff he projected himself to be.
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Since President Trump thinks border security is the issue of our time, it's worth considering how Israel — with tight borders, real threats, and a no-nonsense attitude toward its security needs — does it.
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They are the no-nonsense storage units that graced RVs across the US, helped refresh a motel guest after a long drive, or contributed to the success of an illicit college dorm party.
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Meanwhile, the investors (like Jim Breyer), bankers (like Michael Grimes) and entrepreneurs (like Mark Zuckerberg) made their way through a no-nonsense environment and created some of the most valuable companies in the world.
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Unlike the urbane, Harvard-educated Vice Premier Liu, Wang does not speak English, though he has a penchant for no-nonsense, direct talk behind closed doors, those who have seen him in action say.
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On CNBC Make It's makeover series "Fix My Career," bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch gives her no-nonsense advice to professionals who find themselves in the midst of a career crisis.
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On CNBC Make It's professional makeover series "Fix My Career," bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch offers her no-nonsense advice to individuals looking to make a major change in their career.
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Fans of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are used to seeing Erika Girardi as the no-nonsense, carefree confidant who can jump from Housewife to pop star in the blink of an eye.
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Formed in Philadelphia by vocalist Sean McCabe and guitarist Don Devore, the pair worked up an idea for a band that was seemingly a response to the no-nonsense, tough-guy sect of hardcore.
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Part of that was her focus on subjects uniting her liberal sort of conservatism with the CSU's more conventionally christian democratic brand; subjects like Europe, defence and her own no-nonsense leadership of Germany.
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With prices starting at just over $1,100, the X1 Carbon is a 14-inch no-nonsense work computer that's easy to fall in love with, whether you're coming from the Mac or Windows camp.
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Donald Trump has energized millions of hard working people across the country with his no-nonsense straight talk and will bring his record of success to tackle the real problems that face our nation.
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Ellis runs a no-nonsense courtroom, admonishing lawyers to keep their arguments brief, but he's also known for off-the-cuff jokes and digressions about his years as a lawyer and as a judge.
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Delish explains that the new initiative, called Hut Rewards, stands out from the rest with a straight-up, no-nonsense dollar-to-point program that could mean free pizzas for a very long time.
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The standout performer this time is newcomer Maya Hawke (daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman) as Robin, a no-nonsense dispenser of ice cream who's also a font of ingenious, evil-fighting suggestions.
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More than 50 years after it first charmed audiences worldwide, Blunt stars in the sequel "Mary Poppins Returns" as the magical English nanny with a no-nonsense demeanor but a twinkle in the eye.
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In person, in Aspen, he came across as a no-nonsense, doesn't-tolerate-fools-gladly kind of leader who also treats his staff with respect and listens carefully to what they have to say.
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What first appears as a somber, no-nonsense palette reveals splashes of rainbow-colored camouflage — a glossy nylon puffer scarf, for instance, is black on one side and tie-dye-like on the other.
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In keeping with her no-nonsense style — she's perpetually clad in old bluejeans and soft cotton shirting from her expertly spare line of clothes — Lonsdale didn't change much about the 400-year-old house.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal continued his quest for a maiden Paris Masters title with a no-nonsense 6-4 6-4 victory against old foe Stan Wawrinka to reach the quarter-finals on Thursday.
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Our new employer was the Psychic Readers Network, a hotline known for its ads starring Miss Cleo, a motormouthed shaman with a lavishly fake Jamaican accent and a streetwise, no-nonsense approach to soothsaying.
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Ms. May has also been compared to Angela Merkel, the chancellor of Germany who, like Ms. May, is the daughter of a clergyman and is known for her no-nonsense, methodical and pragmatic approach.
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Washington (CNN)The judge overseeing former national security adviser Michael Flynn's sentencing has earned a no-nonsense reputation during his tenure as a judge -- presiding over cases in DC for more than three decades.
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But, in presentation, she is no nonsense and business-like, which suggests she she can roll with the so-called adults, such as Joe Biden, as much as she is in the progressive lane.
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Like Bonnie Raitt, a musician to whom she has often been compared, Ms. Osborne is a fiercely intelligent, no-nonsense singer-songwriter who is allergic to traditional pop sentimentality, though hardly devoid of feeling.
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" On her brisk, no-nonsense website, Tana French — whose new psychological thriller, "The Witch Elm," enters the list at No. 7 — promises her readers: "I'll do my absolute best not to waste your time.
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"We're heartened by his no-nonsense approach to criminal justice," said James O. Pasco Jr., the former executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police and now a senior adviser to that organization's president.
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The comparison is likely to please Salvini who, like Trump, rose to power on a reputation for being a no-nonsense leader ready to shake up the status quo and take on big challenges.
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Character Study Marianne Carr Falsetta has held forth at Melody Lanes in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, for 20 years, charging customers, handing out bowling shoes and keeping everyone in line with her no-nonsense personality.
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According to Dr. Anjali Mahto, consultant dermatologist and author of The Skincare Bible: Your No-Nonsense Guide To Great Skin, inflammatory acne can damage the collagen fibers within the deeper layers of our skin.
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He is also one of the great gum-chewers in American cinema, a habit that, along with the flattop haircut and heavy-framed glasses, gives Al an aura of midcentury no-nonsense masculine competence.
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Fighting on its behalf are Father Miguel (David Anzuelo), a priest with a complicated past, and Miss Rivera (Elizabeth Rodriguez, in yet another of the play's standout performances), the organization's exhausted, no-nonsense director.
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Thunberg responded in her typical no-nonsense fashion, saying she had in fact sat on the floor on two different trains before getting a seat after the train reached the German city of Göttingen.
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On top of the convenient, healthy foods, the Hungryroot website is a great resource to do your own digging, re-check cooking instructions, and learn more about nutrition in a clean, no-nonsense way.
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In the upcoming episode, Girardi, who will play Farrah Dubose — a no-nonsense business women — visits Genoa City, where she'll cross paths with fellow RHOBH star Eileen Davidson, who plays Ashley Abbott on Y&R.
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First up is the R-rated comedy Stuber (in theaters July 12), in which she stars opposite Dave Bautista (Guardians of the Galaxy) and Kumail Nanjiani (The Big Sick) as a no nonsense police captain.
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Set on the last day of school in a failing district, the titular schoolyard brawl is a showdown between dweeby English teacher Mr. Campbell (Charlie Day) and no-nonsense history teacher Mr. Strickland (Ice Cube).
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Misty's no-nonsense, take-charge attitude is a refreshing change from previous perpetual guest star Claire Temple (Rosario Dawson), who has traditionally just provided medical help and moral support for superheroes in need of both.
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READ: Trump-Cruz 'bromance' is over Chris Christie Christie delivered the strongest debate performance of the establishment candidates as he touted his record as a governor and let his no-nonsense New Jersey spirit shine.
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The Finn, who will be 37 in October, is the oldest driver on the starting grid but also one of the most popular among fans who admire his no-nonsense attitude and focus on racing.
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Lehmann, a no-nonsense former player under whom Australia's test side has gained a reputation for pushing the limits of sporting acceptability, would continue in his position under his current contract, Cricket Australia's CEO added.
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It began at roughly the moment that a worldwide audience discovered her in Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street," playing the no-nonsense lover-turned-wife of an unscrupulous broker played by Leonardo DiCaprio.
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"He's a very contemplative, thoughtful and diligent judge — no-nonsense in his demeanor," said Michael Farkas, the president of the Kings County Criminal Bar Association, which is honoring Justice Chun at a gala on Saturday.
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Aloft an economic boom fueled by Chinese demand for Brazilian iron ore, soy and oil, Lula marketed Rousseff as a no-nonsense technocrat who would preserve generous social policies that helped lift millions from poverty.
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He yearned to be where he didn't have to care about what others thought about him: Sweaty clubs featuring longhaired metalcore musicians with tattoos, piercings and no-nonsense glares proved to be just the ticket.
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O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand CreamEven if physical labor isn't a part of your day-to-day, this no-nonsense hand balm is great to keep close by if you're in need of some intense hydration.
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Lorraine Gordon, who took over the Village Vanguard, New York's oldest and most venerated jazz nightclub, in 1989 and remained its no-nonsense proprietor for the rest of her life, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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Besides, believing and acting on this no-nonsense "who exactly are you?" school of conversation neglects the fact that small talk, when done correctly, is actually an extremely efficient way of getting acquainted with people.
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A 1935 table by Mogens Koch exemplified Denmark's tradition of no-nonsense simplicity, and it stood next to an updated take on Danish modernism, a crisply cut Minimalist table by the London designer Michael Anastassiades.
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Tall and thin with piercing blue eyes and a no-nonsense disposition, Piech "was a strong and clear-minded individual," Wells said, adding that Piech knew exactly what he wanted and how to get there.
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According to a transcript obtained by The Hollywood Reporter of testimony given as part of a lawsuit filed against CBS in 2016, the TV judge takes a no nonsense approach to getting what she wants.
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If you're the sort of person who uses the annual avalanche of food and drink predictions as an anthropological window into the state of the American psyche, prepare for a stripped-down, no-nonsense 2020.
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At pains to present a united front despite their underlying differences and distinct styles - Merkel's cautious, no-nonsense approach contrasts with Macron's bold rhetoric - they stressed they would tackle a range of issues, including migrant policy.
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Cardi B's fiance hired the powerful law firm Manatt, Phelps and Phillips, which sent Celina Powell a no-nonsense cease and desist letter, revealing she has demanded $50k and in return ... she will get an abortion.
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They are trying to figure out how to play with the brash New Yorker who wrote a book about his own art, and who perfectly speaks an unemotional, no-nonsense, "show me the money" Chinese vernacular.
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Brash and unafraid to take on the moneyed elite, Purnama - popularly known by his Chinese nickname 'Ahok' - was widely admired for his no-nonsense drive to modernise a chaotic city long plagued by traffic and flooding.
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The counselor promptly hands her some paperwork to sign, and before Sawyer knows what's happening, she's locked in a room with a series of no-nonsense nurses, being ordered to strip and surrender all her belongings.
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"The engagement is announced between Kit, younger son of David and Deborah Harington of Worcestershire, and Rose, middle daughter of Sebastian and Candy Leslie of Aberdeenshire," it reads, in the most formal and no-nonsense way.
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At the time, the bar was popular place for working class people who had trickled down to Florida, because it reminded them of the spartan, no-nonsense watering holes from the small towns they'd come from.
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The 75-year-old lawyer, whose no-nonsense approach on austerity made him a popular hate figure among Greeks, told Greek Skai TV that Athens must take responsibility for its fiscal difficulties and act on them.
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As the star of the long-running reality show The Apprentice, where he played the tough, no-nonsense boss who relishes firing people, Trump actively used TV to shape how millions of Americans think of him.
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Goodwin is a no-nonsense reformer who takes over New Amsterdam Hospital and immediately starts ruffling feathers and making big changes — but he's also got a big secret, one he's only comfortable really sharing with Sharpe.
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If you're looking for a well-made, no-frills, no-nonsense mouse pad and ten dollars is what you're willing to spend, the SteelSeries QcK is the best one you're going to find at this price.
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The Phillies did not have a formal captain's position during Daulton's career, but as a no-nonsense figure who had fought through many knee injuries to become an everyday player, he was the acknowledged team leader.
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While many people have elevated the no-nonsense Aldama as the kind of leader America needs right now -- when the men running the country are largely varying degrees of incompetent -- "Cheer" seems warier of her queendom.
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Despite that, many voters in Tehran still view the charismatic 58-year old, who leads the hardliners' list of candidates for Tehran's 30 parliamentary seats, as a no-nonsense candidate who can get the job done.
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There are also signature coffee blends: Sophia's "Picture It" Sicilian Roast (inspired by a favorite line of the character), Rose's St. Olaf blend, Dorothy's No-Nonsense Roast, and, for a little spice, Blanche's Gentlemen Caller's Beans.
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Other encounters — with a no-nonsense sports mom (Jeryl Prescott), the owner of Erick's team (Kyle MacLachlan) and Ray's old friend Spence (Bill Duke), who runs a youth basketball program — follow the same didactic, disputatious pattern.
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The 28-year-old singer debuted the music video for "Needed Me" off of her ANTI album, and the three-minute-14-second spot chronicles the ultimate revenge tale – with Rihanna as a no-nonsense woman scorned.
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Dawson plays the no-nonsense nurse as someone who lives by the real world's rules: she can't punch her way out of a problem, so has to find a solution just like the rest of us normals.
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It's that no-nonsense attitude that made Cavallari a breakout star on MTV's hit reality shows Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County and The Hills — the latter of which wrapped up its final season back in 2010.
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Donnery has been seen for weeks as the favorite as she is expected to enjoy German support after taking a no-nonsense stance toward banks for hoarding massive piles of non-performing loans, other sources said earlier.
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The world number six eased into the second round with a no-nonsense 6-4 6-3 win against Kazakh Yaroslava Shvedova and will next take on Bulgarian Tsvetana Pironkova for a place in the third round.
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Serbian society may remain as intolerant as ever, but you get the feeling that the no-nonsense people who work in science-based pursuits like medicine are best equipped to separate their work from bigotry and ideology.
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No, it's not star Ryan Reynolds, although he is perfectly cast; it's prolific, award-winning actress Leslie Uggams, who plays Deadpool's no-nonsense elderly roommate, Blind Al. Uggams' entertainment career spans six decades, countless stages and screens.
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While in the midst of that assignment—which required the kind of delicate give-and-take ill-suited to a hard-driving, no-nonsense Marine—the 23-year-old Mueller received a final call to public service.
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"I got so many responses to women that had lost children, or had miscarriages or still births, I felt like it was a matter of feminism to write about it," she explains in her no-nonsense manner.
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Scaramucci fit in perfectly with the Trump ethos and might still be in a job if he hadn't been declared FUBAR by John Kelly, a retired no-nonsense four-star Marine and now Trump's chief of staff.
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Three years ago, turkey flocks became such a problem on the streets of Staten Island, the leafy outpost of New York City, that they were rounded up and taken off to slaughter by no-nonsense city officials.
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She's greeted by a no-nonsense, buttoned-up Rowan Blanchard, who advises Harrier that "smug/sad is a good combo" when it comes to pleasing her followers, who are literally, physically following Harrier down the hallway, IRL.
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Her choice, like that of Ms. Cahalan, is likely to resonate with a candidly outspoken millennial generation: young breakaway brides whose brook-no-nonsense tastes and attitudes have begun to infiltrate the once rigidly conventional bridal market.
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The England team that swept its European neighbors aside was firmly in the mold of Jones — a no-nonsense Australian not afraid to talk about winning and about making England the No. 1 team in the world.
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Their success has become known as "The Patriot Way," a no-nonsense approach preached by Belichick, who also picked up his fifth Super Bowl victory to move past Chuck Noll (Pittsburgh Steelers) for most by a coach.
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She's the author of I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence, a no-nonsense guide to entertaining the worst guests in your home, and Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People, a how-to for egg carton crafting.
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Barty skirted a number of potential controversies in her no-nonsense style, refusing to buy into outrage back home over a number of perceived slights ranging from 'sexist broadcasting' to Serena Williams's ignorance of her top ranking.
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But they were also a study in contrasts: she five feet tall and dressed in no-nonsense gray tweed, he a portly 6-foot-3 and shaped "like a giant avocado," as Niven recalled in a memoir.
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She also teams up with a gruff boiler worker named Kamaji and a no-nonsense woman named Lin, blending into the spirit world by taking a job at a bathhouse for deities, ghosts, and other magical creatures.
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It's a fantastic time to network, but a haze descends on the month as Neptune—the planet of fog, fantasy, and delusion—begins to get tangled in oppositions to the planets in clean, clear, no-nonsense Virgo.
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Ford wrote the first, about his father, Parker, a traveling salesman who died in 1960 when Ford was 16, recently; he wrote the second, about his independent, no-nonsense mother, Edna, shortly after her death in 1981.
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For many New Yorkers, the cable news channel NY1 has been a steady, scrappy and sometimes quirky companion for a quarter century with its no-nonsense coverage of exclusively local news and issues, 24 hours a day.
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Sixty-six years later we encounter Rose in Los Angeles, now a chic, no-nonsense woman attending the wake of a friend, Joseph, who acquired her family's lost Soutine after it mysteriously turned up in New York.
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Misdemeanor defendants may be required to do nothing more than attend two counseling sessions, while those charged with felonies can be sent to Branch 9, a yearlong program overseen by a singing, cowbell-jangling, no-nonsense judge.
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Mr. Mueller, a former Marine and decorated Vietnam combat veteran, was unanimously confirmed twice by the Senate to run the F.B.I. He's a no-nonsense prosecutor with unquestioned integrity who calls balls and strikes devoid of ideology.
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The hit show is gearing up for season 8, premiering October 4, and fans can expect the same attention to old-school details and no nonsense attitude they know and love from the HGTV and DIY Network series.
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Klobuchar is counting on her reputation as a measured, pragmatic moderate with a hard work ethic, a no-nonsense approach, and a "Minnesota nice" demeanor to dominate particularly among Midwestern voters — and pose a stark contrast to Trump.
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Mr. Pompeo's warning came at a news conference here during which he demonstrated the characteristics that have endeared him to Mr. Trump — he was direct, with a no-nonsense approach, and he seemed to be enjoying himself immensely.
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At the start of The Kiss Quotient, Stella decides it's time to tackle her sex and dating problem in typical no-nonsense, Stella fashion: She hires an escort to walk her through a series of lessons in lovemaking.
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After Allison Janney revived her West Wing character at a White House press briefing last week, the no-nonsense press secretary showed up on The Late Late Show Wednesday night alongside host James Corden – but she wasn't alone.
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Leslie Uggams can be seen in theaters now as Deadpool's no-nonsense roommate Blind Al in Deadpool 2 — but in real life, the 75-year-old actress shares her home with Grahame Pratt, her husband of 53 years.
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You could probably call both of them no-nonsense, politically incorrect "deplorables" who are an offense to the generally accepted notion that the State Department's job is to "make nice" with our shaky allies and staunch enemies alike.
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Offered in red, pink, gold and black, the Zojirushi (starting at $36.99 on Amazon) is the no-nonsense, easy-to-transport travel mug that won't fail you when you need a sip of your precious liquid of choice.
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Maybe I was supposed to see myself in the love interest Charlie, the no-nonsense Our Lady of Perpetual Shoulder Pads, or her character foil Carole, Meg Ryan's bubbly blonde airhead, but these characters didn't land for me.
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Mahathir, who earned a reputation during his 22-year tenure as prime minister of being a no-nonsense authoritarian with little time for dissenters promoting liberal values, stands to become the world's oldest leader if the opposition wins.
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The brilliantly titled Wizardhood, which Stiefler shared on Vimeo on Sunday, incorporates some fairly no-nonsense editing techniques to bring the total time down from a hefty 19 hours 40 minutes to a mere one hour 30 minutes.
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His no-nonsense approach to making records has become the thing of lore, as he's known to almost inattentively listen to performances instead of keeping his hands on the dial and attempting to change a band's natural sound.
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KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - Australia's crunch World Cup match against Peru on Tuesday could be Bert van Marwijk's last game in charge but the no-nonsense Dutchman has already left a deep impression during his short time in charge.
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But Alvarez, a three-time world champion, quickly had Cuba in charge with a no-nonsense win over another Dominican Leonel de los Santos Nunez in the lightweight (60kg) final to earn his third consecutive Pan Am gold.
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A frowner who moves with the sharply impatient, no-nonsense gestures and stride of the permanently exasperated (get out of my way, her elbows suggest), Jalila may be the dutiful wife but she's also in obvious, unmistakable revolt.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Bulldozers and backhoes pounded more than two dozen seized luxury cars in the Philippines on Tuesday, including Porsches, Mercedes, Jaguars and Corvettes, in a dramatic demolition showcasing the no-nonsense leader's crackdown on crime and corruption.
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While the footwear mostly consisted of no-nonsense hiking boots and trail shoes, the Air Wildwood was one of the closest designs to an everyday sneaker, making it one of the most desirable shoes in the ACG line.
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Julian Dennison stars as Ricky, whose foster mother — a no-nonsense woman with a big heart named Bella (Rima Te Wiata) — dies suddenly, leaving him in the care of her husband, a gruff farmer named Hec (Sam Neill).
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The film focused on Andy (played by Anne Hathaway), a journalist who moved to New York and landed a coveted job at a well-known magazine run by a no-nonsense editor-in-chief portrayed by Meryl Streep.
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This no-nonsense video for "I'm On The Run," the first single from their sophomore album Cold Winds, out April 29 via Crusher Records, puts it all out on the table and lets the music speak for itself.
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Friday's defeat belonged in a different category, considering that Williams had overwhelmed the 27th-seeded Wang by the no-nonsense score of 6-1, 6-0 in the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open just a few months ago.
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Dr. Anjali Mahto, consultant dermatologist and author of The Skincare Bible: Your No-Nonsense Guide To Great Skin, is one expert advocating for the regulation of such products being readily available to consumers with little to no experience.
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NO-NONSENSE, LESS DIVISIVE For her part, Sara has urged her supporters to stop referring to her as the next president, insisting it would put her at the top of a "hate list" of people eyeing the job.
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Locals know the best strategy is to order food to go and then walk over to The Anaheim Brewery, a friendly, no-nonsense ale house with a 100-seat beer garden and deep roots in pre-Prohibition Anaheim.
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" According to the brand's website, the shoes were "handcrafted in Italy from premium Tuscan leather," and feature no nonsense details like a "pointed toe and a walkable block heel, plus a side zipper for a leather-jacket-inspired edge.
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Eddie Jordan — A Dublin entrepreneur and Formula 23 commentator for the BBC, Jordan "has flirted with cars all his life" and "comes armed with a trademark no-nonsense, richly experienced view of the motoring world," according to the BBC.
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It lacks some of the bells and whistles found on other battery cases such as ones from Mophie, but its slim design, grippy silicone exterior, and no-nonsense charging and power management within iOS, meant it really just worked.
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Admittedly, her adorable treats, which were made in collaboration with Cosmopolitan, are a whole lot fancier than anything Luke would ever serve at his no-nonsense place, but we're sure Rory and Lorelai would go to town on them.
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This low-key, no-nonsense approach might help him on the course, where he and his father, who is now retired from the fire department and caddies for his son, will talk about the latest emergency calls or sports.
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Joining Frasier's new life is Niles (David Hyde Pierce), his younger brother and antagonist who thinks that "a sketchy neighbourhood is when the cheese shop doesn't have valet parking", and Roz (Peri Gilpin), his no-nonsense colleague and confidante.
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Ignoring the fact that Denmark's footballers often end up at top Dutch clubs renowned for their passing styles, the no-nonsense Norwegian has adopted a more pragmatic approach similar to that of Sweden and Iceland that is paying dividends.
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LILLE, France (Reuters) - Jo-Wilfried Tsonga claimed a no-nonsense 22008-22(21) 222-280 25-53 win against Laslo Djere as France drew level with Serbia in their Davis Cup semi-final after the first singles on Friday.
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Whatever you think of Diamond and Silk's approach — a no-nonsense attitude that eschews political correctness and mixes in humor — they manage to connect with their target audience in a relatable way that's proven to be big-league successful.
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As Val, a no-nonsense member of a group of criminals who would "just defy anyone or anything," the 45-year-old London native is the first black actress to play a major role in the Star Wars franchise.
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There's also a touch of Spike Lee's Inside Man in the way the story alternates the action inside the studio with the police response outside, led by a brisk, no-nonsense police chief, played by Breaking Bad's Giancarlo Esposito.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Bookended by a no-nonsense American teenager and an emotional Italian man, the shooting gold medal winners were an assorted lot of first-time Olympians and dark horses who left many favorites in the dust.
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While these are fundamentally mundane in one sense, they are also suggestive of hard work, physical sacrifice and a no-nonsense, sleeves-rolled-up mentality, all of which are traditionally necessary to lump it in the English league system.
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Donnery has been seen for weeks as the favorite as she is expected to enjoy the support of Germany after taking a no-nonsense stance toward banks for hoarding massive piles of non-performing loans, other sources said earlier.
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Gender bias While she hits the ground running with these external challenges, Sitharaman, known for her no-nonsense persona, may have to fight a battle of a slightly different kind on home turf -- the harsh scrutiny reality of sexism.
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The resort is being reduced to piles of rock and steel rods, the first in a wave of demolitions of illegal structures on the tourist island of Boracay on the orders of the Philippines' no-nonsense president, Rodrigo Duterte.
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With impressive audio response, great build quality, and a comfortable no-nonsense design, the Audio-Technica ATH-M20x offers everything you could want in a pair of solid, high-quality, entry-level studio headphones for less than the competition.
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The Dancer is a friendly, no-nonsense cocktail bar (new, from the owners of Eastwood down the street) where you can find great drinks and simple snacks like smoked whitefish with potato chips, or chicken liver mousse, made right.
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In the past two years, he has traded in his old comic persona — a chatty insult comic from Nevada, with a no-nonsense sensibility and a broad appeal to Middle America — for a new identity as a liberal lion.
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STELLA NEVER WENT to art school, but from an early age, he had a no-nonsense relationship with a paintbrush: His father, a gynecologist, paid his way through medical school by painting houses, with Stella as his young assistant.
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STELLA NEVER WENT to art school, but from an early age, he had a no-nonsense relationship with a paintbrush: His father, a gynecologist, paid his way through medical school by painting houses, with Stella as his young assistant.
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President Trump announced his tariff plan in a manner true to his history as a blunt, no-nonsense businessman and politician—he came out swinging and threw his best punch by proposing tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports.
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The book and film tell the story of a hard-charging, no-nonsense businesswoman — her other nickname is Hurricane Ella — who excelled in a male-dominated profession decades before gender imbalance in the restaurant industry became a hot issue.
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On CNBC Make It's makeover series "Fix My Career," the professionally stymied can present their most pressing career concerns to bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch, and get her no-nonsense take on what to do next.
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In a state where residents pride themselves on their self-reliance and pragmatism, the Minnesota Democrat's moderate, no-nonsense message resonated with a wide swath of voters in Tuesday's contest, the first popular ballot of the 2020 presidential calendar.
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With her was a no-nonsense assistant and, from what I could tell, trainee — an Indonesian woman who guided Ibu by the arm and spoke just about as much English, with one key difference: We could communicate with our hands.
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When you're moving into a senior leadership position: 'What Got You Here Won't Get You There' by Marshall Goldsmith and Mark Reiter Goldsmith is a psychologist and an executive coach and his book is full of no-nonsense self-improvement advice.
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After enjoying the putting round of his life to take the first-round lead with a six-under-par 65, he could not quite run the tables on the greens again but did enough to compile a no-nonsense 70.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic began his pursuit of the only grand slam title missing from his collection with a no-nonsense 6-4 6-1 6-1 win over Taiwan's Lu Yen-hsun in the French Open first round on Tuesday.
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Christian Slater, who has starred in movies with no-nonsense titles like "Assassin's Bullet" and "Bullet to the Head", commands an Ulmer score of just 124, despite the 40 unique types of gun he has handled in his acting career.
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They say she is understaffed and leads a no-nonsense operation, which means the office only really has time to work with people who have clear ways to work together toward coalition building and helping to pass the president's agenda.
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This no-nonsense approach is at the core of Good American, too: The line consists of three silhouettes, available in sizes 0 to 24 — with no demarcation between what would be considered "straight" or "plus" sizes anywhere to be found.
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Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams recently demonstrated that she's just as no-nonsense IRL as she is in the world of Westeros, tweeting a screengrab of a MailOnline article about an outfit she wore to a recent charity ball.
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"He's no nonsense, no frills," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said Friday after the free-agent acquisition pitched seven innings of two-hit shutout ball against the New York Yankees in a 4-0 victory that made Detroit's home opener a success.
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And now Madam President Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) has assumed the Oval Office in season 6, she's bringing her frosty smile and no-nonsense ambition with her — and trailing along on her skirt pleats is a shadowy operative from her past.
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A tall, amiable man in his late thirties, who combines the no-nonsense manner of a sports coach with the academic enthusiasm of a scholar, Murray is widely considered to be one of the best performance analysts in the world.
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At the same Mobile World Congress where Xiaomi made me grin with joy at its no-nonsense deep dives into things like Deep Trench Isolation, LG was conducting a slow-motion car crash of an event for its new G5 flagship.
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The slogan was crafted to fit Truman's specifically no-nonsense personality, and in our times so deeply fond of the informal and the vernacular, candidates should milk any "down-to-earth" aspect of their persona via slogans of similar feel.
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The no-nonsense former prosecutor enjoys a cult-like following as a de facto sheriff who transformed a Wild West town fraught with drugs and gangs into a buzzing, modern city with a population proud of its rise from obscurity.
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We took our query to no-nonsense skin pro Debra Jaliman, MD, a New York-based dermatologist and author of Skin Rules, who immediately got down to brass tax: "I wouldn't recommend using a face mask that hurts," she says.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A no-nonsense cleaning lady who humiliated the leader of Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) on camera by accusing him of selling out to Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives has galvanized a party rank-and-file desperate for a leftward shift.
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One by one, they spoke to me from their hearts, telling me that because I was such a powerful young woman, I was to only accept a partner who could feel confident enough to honor my artistic, no-nonsense, empress energy.
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It's odd, and oddly charming, to be served beer-hall food by no-nonsense waitresses in such a lofty room, with walnut herringbone floors held over from its Hospoda days and winged pendant lights like a flock of Modernist sea gulls.
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INTERNATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on July 2556 about the no-nonsense working style of Theresa May, the new British prime minister, misstated the given name of one of her earlier challengers for the Conservative Party leadership.
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He is an even more self-assured bounder in "Lured," although his character, a London theatrical producer, is somewhat overshadowed by Lucille Ball's role as a no-nonsense taxi dancer enlisted by Scotland Yard to trap a serial killer of women.
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Berg takes the cue from his no-nonsense characters and you feel their peril: Particularly effective is Gina Rodriguez's Andrea, one of the ship's navigators who is believably both strong-willed and absolutely petrified as her ship dissolves around her.
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The pearls soften what could be seen be an intimidating image honed over her years as a prosecutor and embodied by the no-nonsense suiting, and they connect Senator Harris to a long history of women in the White House.
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The no-nonsense helicopter pilots, risking radiation sickness to drop their loads of lead, boron and sand on the reactor (while one helicopter did crash, killing its crew, the accident happened months later, and radiation had nothing to do with it).
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A few days earlier, though, Aubrey also hopped onto N.E.R.D. and Rihanna's "Lemon," a song which was already both fire and trash at the same time thanks to a no-nonsense, funky Pharrell beat but a baffling, exaggeratedly nonsensical Pharrell performance.
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At first, Sadie seems to be a peripheral presence here as the emphasis remains on the other women, their tears and terrors, as well as the warm, no-nonsense counselor (Tonye Patano) whose insistent encouragement elegantly helps fill in narrative blanks.
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Ms. Garnett's lineage suggests a no-nonsense approach: She traces her family line back to the early Puritan settlers in Massachusetts, and her family on both sides is full of West Point graduates and generals dating to the early 19th century.
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If Mr. Saenz de Viteri sensed a no-nonsense approach in their performance early on, he chalked it up to how this show in particular speaks to the reality of their lives: Their bodies require hours of maintenance and training.
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Ken Kaiser, a no-nonsense umpire who was unafraid over his colorful 2650-year major league career to confront players and managers, but who lost his job during a misguided labor action by his union, died on Tuesday in Rochester.
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"Say Amen, Somebody" goes some way to demystify how this music gets made, looking on as its makers arrange harmonies and listening to Smith, Dorsey and the singer (and Dorsey's one-time, no-nonsense business manager) Sallie Martin discuss their approaches.
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In a contest dominated by septuagenarians vying to challenge a 73-year-old president, perhaps it is only fitting that one of the most unusual celebrity endorsements of the primary race comes from a Floridian known for her no-nonsense style.
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In this way, he said, one "can truly be the spiritus rector" of the entire performance, invoking the lofty Latin phrase for guiding spirit, the role assumed by the no-nonsense choir directors he watched during his boyhood years in Dresden.
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I love steady, no-nonsense women, in my own life and on the page; I also love writers who tell the same story over and over again, a "criticism" levied at both Strout and fellow Pulitzer Prize winner Alice Munro.
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These days, he is acutely sensitive to Mr. Trump's moods and has modeled his West Wing role, people close to the R.N.C. chairman say, on the team of no-nonsense general managers who tend to Mr. Trump's business and resort properties.
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The powerfully protective maternal energy of Winter's Bonemixes with the scared-shitless empathy she brought to House at the End of the Street, not to mention the effortless, no-nonsense command that won her an Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook. Mother!
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Their daughter, Willa (The Newsroom's Alison Pill), embraced Catholicism and became her mother's no-nonsense campaign manager, while their oldest son, Danny (Friday Night Lights' Zach Gilford), left his football dreams behind to drown himself in a flask of bourbon.
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James had a fierce reputation from his younger days as an Oakland street fighter, and ran a no-nonsense modern training environment out of his garage, where the emphasis was on technique that would be immediately applicable to real world encounters.
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We've got you covered with our most comprehensive guide to date: 17 massage havens and therapists who do everything from no-nonsense treatments that won't break the bank, to splurge-worthy services that you'll find very difficult to tear yourself away from.
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Frank's playlist is no doubt fit for an ambitious, no-nonsense president with a mix of patriotic songs, Ozzy Osbourne, Iron Maiden, and Queen, while his wife's is the epitome of female strength and sassiness, featuring iconic tracks by Tina Turner and Beyoncé.
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The "Oracle of Omaha," who actually owned GE preferred stock during the financial crisis, has for decades touted a strategy of buying no-nonsense stocks and long-term investments in favor of trying to time the market based on short-term outlooks.
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Tanner is surrounded by a cadre of familiar pop culture techie tropes: a brilliant hacker (Jake Matthews), a slim white nerd (Blake Lee), a no-nonsense boss lady (Natalia Tena), and the initially skeptical detective who begrudgingly joins the team (Richard T. Jones).
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He still sports the same no-nonsense attitude and signature handlebar mustache that made him such a memorable character in the first place, but his younger face and bright blue eyes are less grizzled warfighter, and more cut-from-the-mold Hero.
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Of course, far be it from us to heap praise onto men just for doing what they should when confronted with casual sexism, but Murray's continued no-nonsense attitude when it comes to giving female tennis players the credit they're due is important.
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And March's relationship with his no-nonsense 13-year-old daughter Holly (Angourie Rice) can be exasperating — she's a precocious movie-kid stereotype, an adult in a size-extra-small child suit — but it provides some warmth, and plenty of comic setups.
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The 19-year-old Dutch driver, a firm fan favorite for his no-nonsense attitude and overtaking skills, told his Formula One team in no uncertain terms that he was not there to finish fourth when asked to take care of the tyres.
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Arpaio, who styled himself as "America's toughest sheriff" for his no-nonsense treatment of jail inmates and crackdown on illegal immigrants, faces a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a fine when sentenced on the federal misdemeanor offense on Oct. 5.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Last year's runner-up Dominic Thiem made light work of Gael Monfils as he ended French presence in the singles draw with a no-nonsense 23-4 6-4 6-2 victory to reach the French Open quarter-finals on Monday.
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During her season, Thomas's no-nonsense attitude and antagonistic pots-and-pans wakeup song, "I did not get no sleep cause of y'all / Ya'll not gonna get no sleep cause of me" were wildly popular—she instantly became a reality TV icon.
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As the waitress carried my daughter inside, stripped off her clothes and splashed water over her little body in the restroom sink, I felt that same quick assumption of familiarity, that same no-nonsense warmth, that same expectation that you'd be back.
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The no-nonsense former mayor scoffed at questions from reporters about whether China's rapid reclamation of uninhabited reefs or enforcement of an international arbitration ruling last year would be brought up with leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on Saturday.
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Bass is a "professional guy, relentless, focused, no nonsense," said Jon Gray Noll, a Springfield criminal defense attorney who says he has gone head-to-head with Bass more times than any other person, with the exception of the public defender's office.
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Through the two series (beginning in 1987), Lewis has been played by Kevin Whately as the guy you want sitting next to you at the pub, a no-nonsense cop who confronts murder with amiability, compassion and a touch of earnest exasperation.
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The latest in a line of space-dogfight games starring a cast of battle-hardened, no-nonsense fuzzy animals, Zero is built around a weird gimmick, one that in my experience I never got comfortable enough with to start really having fun.
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Other characters include Sister Gilchrist (the wonderful Deborah Findlay), a no-nonsense nurse with a special distaste for patient-soiled sheets, and Salter (Peter Forbes, late of the spectacular National Theater production of "Follies"), the publicity-courting chairman of the Bethlehem Hospital Trust.
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But Fauci's blunt explanation of the strict scientific facts, calm but no-nonsense demeanor, and subtle sense of humor both in White House briefings and in congressional hearings have garnered him rave reviews from the public and made him a household name.
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It follows two twenty-somethings working in a Williamsburg (of course) diner: one a sass-mouth, no-nonsense working class hustler; the other a former rich girl forced into the service industry after her daddy gets mixed up in a Ponzi scheme.
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Woodcock's no-nonsense sister Cyril (Lesley Manville) runs his business, and then into their home comes a girl named Alma (Vicky Krieps), who becomes Woodcock's muse, model, lover, and — depending on how you look at it — either his downfall or his savior.
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Meantime our restless heroine, her revival crowds dwindling and her evangelical brio fading, has taken a new name and is driving to Mexico with her latest lover (Michael Mosley) and a no-nonsense female guide named Rey (a marvelous Andrea Suárez Paz).
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Her signature no-nonsense blunt style of speaking made her a force that could not be ignored by world leaders and she was asked to speak in front of several high-profile entities including the United Nations and the United States Congress.
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The squad focused on the criminal activities of the Gambino "La Cosa Nostra" (LCN) crime family, and was actively engaged in an investigation and prosecution of the unapologetically flamboyant Gambino boss, John Gotti, and his tough, no-nonsense underboss, Sammy "The Bull" Gravano.
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"Like the book title suggests, it&aposs a no-nonsense, practical guide that exposes the demands, expectations, and realities of being a successful business owner, and offers guidance for how to plan for and deal with those realities to ensure success," Osima concluded.
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Officer Miosotis Familia of the New York Police Department was the youngest of nine brothers and sisters, a family dynamic that gave her an outspoken personality and a no-nonsense edge, a nephew said — and made her a perfect fit for her job.
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Forced to see a new doctor by her chattering, nervous stepmother (Carrie Preston), she ends up in an inpatient situation totally unlike any other she's been in before, a house of seven young people tended by a no-nonsense house manager (Retta).
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Nora has been sold by the show as so no-nonsense for so long now that it's hard to grapple with the thought of her going to Australia, even if you think she's just making the trip to try to shut down the scammers.
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Characters like the pilot Tennessee (Danny McBride), and his no-nonsense wife, Faris (Amy Seimetz) are human and relatable, calling back to the "truckers in space" vibe that made the original Alien such a novel break from sci-fi convention in the first place.
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Making up a critical mass, nominees and presenters seemed to be finally putting their wardrobes where their mouths were and rejecting the usual parade of old-fashioned mermaid gowns, princess frocks and sex-bomblet slithers in favor of an entirely more no-nonsense aerodynamic ease.
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What's worse, Bioware's continued instance on maturity feels particularly remiss in Andromeda, which Dombrow said is the first Mass Effect game to not be bogged down by Shepard (the original trilogy's protagonist) and his no-nonsense style and primary focus on saving the world.
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The other day, one my best pilots—who went by the callsign "SAMNITE" and who spoke over the radio in a bright, no-nonsense Irish accent—was at the helm of the old family Blackjack that your character receives at the start of the game.
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Let's hope we elected the right candidate, because we believed that this hard-nosed, no-nonsense "businessman" could get the job done, unlike the other candidate who represented the classic political insider who made a career and living off of talking about the issues.
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Muguruza, who like Djokovic was demoted to Suzanne Lenglen Court for her semi, ended the run of 2010 runner-up Samantha Stosur with a no-nonsense 6-2 6-103 win in front of thousands of empty green chairs in the 10,000-seater arena.
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To accompany its recent single "Dana Katherine Scully," an ode to the intrepid, no-nonsense, shoulder-pad-wearing heroine of "The X-Files," Tacocat made a rollicking video that's chock-full of monsters, aliens and, of course, the search for the truth — out there.
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The movie's elaborate, fanciful story, written by Marc Haimes and Chris Butler, soon expands to include a protective, no-nonsense talking monkey (voiced by Charlize Theron), a samurai warrior cursed into giant insectdom (Matthew McConaughey) and menacing masked twin sisters from the moon (Rooney Mara).
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