It's meant to be the North Star...but it doesn't pay homage to the actual North Star.
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Price: $14.99 (Source: North Star Games) Likely the next hit card game, Happy Salmon by North Star Games gets players moving.
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Sanders's politics is fixed toward a North Star of systemic change; Biden's North Star is asking what we can do tomorrow.
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Almost every city that I'm speaking to, their north star is very much aligned with our north star — and that's reducing car ownership.
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Once you have identified and decided upon your North Star, or your personal guiding principal, "Keep your eye on your North Star, and keep moving," he advises.
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That is the North Star — to protect those constituencies.
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"In the House, Elijah was our North Star," Pelosi said.
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"Lack of experience was our North Star," Mr. Downs said.
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Apple is the "north star" of the market, Cramer added.
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There is no north star, no guiding light, no nothing.
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They're issues that we think are a good North Star.
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There was the North Star, twinkling just like in the lullaby.
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But the No. 1 North Star for Rob Porter was ambition.
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We all need a north star and for Winter it's Starbucks.
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Because his north star isn't healthy consumer outcomes, it's healthy corporate outcomes.
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And the position of the North Star at the moment of ingestion.
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My husband is my North Star, and my kids are my teachers.
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And I don't think he has a North Star driving his philosophy.
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A North Star keeps founders on track, even in the craziest storms.
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So, in the case of camo, let Rihanna be your North Star.
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"The world needs a North Star for truth on homelessness," Benioff said.
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"I don't think that's a bad North Star to have," Zerbe said.
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For the ancient Egyptians, it may have served as the north star.
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The North Star College Cup began in 2014 in St. Paul, Minn.
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"On Fire" 20163 John O'Leary (S&S/North Star Way, &26) 2.
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"Our north star principle is to give people a fair shake," he said.
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By the mid-2000s, Fox News was the north star of Republican politics.
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So looked at it and said, okay, that's the North Star for freight.
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The kind of anxiety I'm describing is the north star guiding ships onward.
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"In the House, Elijah was our North Star," she said in a statement.
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Restaurants include Di Nardo's Ristorante Italiano, North Star Restaurant and the Kitchen Table.
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"In the House, Elijah was our North Star," said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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"The ultimate north star for the company is Level 4 autonomy," Meyhofer said.
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Obviously, most cities are nowhere close to that, but it's the North Star.
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For me this year has been lit by the north star of Harriet Tubman.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Leap Motion's rendering of its North Star headset.
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"In the Congress, Elijah was considered a north star," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi recalled.
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Another survey, from North Star Opinion Research and EMC Research, found 74 percent support.
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And that sensation of liberation continues to act as her North Star while designing.
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"Our north star is to work with automakers" and big fleet companies, Reiley says.
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"That was sort of their North Star," says Sara Senatore, an analyst at Bernstein.
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He felt drawn home, as if Alonzo were the North Star, he thought, bemused.
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The cost of living in North Star is 29.3% higher than the national average.
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"The world needs a North Star for truth on homelessness," Benioff said in a statement.
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Likely the next hit card game, Happy Salmon by North Star Games gets players moving.
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"Our north star principle is to give people a fair shake," Perez said on Thursday.
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Choose one word to be your North Star, something like, 'Relax,' or 'Fun,' or 'Easy.
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It's been called the "north star" for climate action, a global peer pressure effort. 27.
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Many of them missed that mark -- often badly -- but it was always their North Star.
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We move through our days preoccupied by our own priorities, self-preservation our North Star.
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The bride, 29, is a high school English teacher at North Star Academy in Newark.
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That's been my North Star for 19703+ years of service and it's worked thus far.
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Joel and Will suggested NORTH STAR, as in that's what the BIG DIPPER points to.
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Its north star is baseball's time-out-of-timelessness, its leisurely Zen gaps between actions.
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For their part, CZI employees say they view the mission statement as their north star.
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This is my north star, getting communities on the wrong side of the broadband divide connected.
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" She added: "For us, what's great is we always have this North Star of customer obsession.
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Colonel Sanders has always been KFC's "north star," and he has different personas for different audiences.
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I'm sure that target -- considered the "north star" of climate policy -- sounds ridiculously abstract and wonky.
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Some of the preloaded games include Dragon Ball, Saint Seiya, and Fist of the North Star.
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Should you ever get lost, you can follow its looming presence, like an urban North Star.
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The company's North Star, it says, is returning relevant results from — you guessed it — authoritative sources.
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You are our North Star and we envision your bold future every day, but especially today.
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There's the North Star display, which commemorates the first meeting of the Pittsburgh Anti-Slavery Society.
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She told me that Delany's office was near the North Star display, but it's now gone.
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"That remains the North Star for the overwhelming majority of the House Democratic Caucus," he said.
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The North Star State finishes No. 503 for Education and No. 3 for Quality of Life.
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The poem draws in particular on the symbolism of the Drinking Gourd, or the North Star.
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The tiny robots will come together for a new finale number themed around the North Star.
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MC: This is my "north star," getting communities on the wrong side of the broadband divide connected.
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Those in the northern hemisphere know that the North Star, Polaris, is a useful tool of navigation.
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It's safe to assume that Instagram uses 'likes' as its north star in this God-forsaken algorithm.
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I suppress that thought as Tetreault shares the thing he is most excited about, his North Star.
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"Marilynn was my Founder, my North Star and most importantly my friend," said LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan.
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But in order for this system to work, you need some sort of north star for wrongdoing.
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Beck claims that everyone's ideal life should be like the North Star, guiding them through tough decisions.
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While there is discussion today about uncertainties ahead, you can be confident that Apple's North Star hasn't changed.
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The North Star State took No. 27 this year on the list of America's Top States for Business.
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"It all goes back to my true north star in all this — making sure this doesn't happen again."
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Allison would follow his curiosity like a north star, wandering for decades, but heading home all the while.
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"The fully automated or highly automated fulfillment center isn't a North Star we're trying to hit," says Porter.
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She hasn't totally found her north star, and it's a really unusual circumstance by which she finds it.
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Sure, they would fight amongst themselves at times, but their friendship was always a North Star of hope.
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For example, most people believe that Polaris - or the North Star - is the brightest star in the sky.
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The deeper question is whether Apple can keep its place as the North Star of the tech firmament.
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This north star pays tribute to the Minnesota North Stars, the state's first hockey team in the NHL.
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They get brought through by maintaining the vision of the founders and keeping that as the North Star.
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The writer is a senior at Naperville North High School and editor in chief of The North Star.
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The first captured images, for example, revealed a train of spacecraft as bright as Polaris, the North Star.
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"There is a pleasant ambiguity and more of a north star goal nature around Medicare-for-all," Green said.
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One imagines a soul out at sea, unmoored, but always guided by the divine light of the North Star.
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I hope one day he moves back to Boston, because that city seems like his paparazzi-free North Star.
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During the rally, Trump specifically challenged the case for allowing Somali refugees to settle in the North Star State.
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Last year, it showed off a design for a low-cost augmented reality headset known as Project North Star.
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"Pollsters just saw this and rolled our eyes," said Dan Judy, a Republican pollster for North Star Opinion Research.
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Bolton, in particular, has elevated advocacy for a US strike on Iran into something of a personal North Star.
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Decades in the making, the Paris Agreement is seen by policy experts as the "north star" for climate progress.
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The poll, commissioned by the Global Strategy Group and North Star Opinion Research, surveyed 1,85033 registered voters between Sept.
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The nationwide telephone poll, conducted by the Global Strategy Group and North Star Opinion Research, included 1,006 registered voters.
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The North Star of the president's immigration policy has always been cruelty toward those who pass through the system.
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The poll was conducted by Geoff Garin of Hart Research Associates and Whit Ayres of North Star Opinion Research.
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It's taken decades to find my own North Star, invest in relationships and question the system that bred me.
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The North Star State's best categories are Education and Quality of Life, grabbing the No. 29 spot for both.
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"We wanted to do as much as possible for real, that was the North Star," Lieberman told Business Insider.
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Lodestar The term refers to a star in the night sky that provides guidance, such as the North Star.
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"What I felt most of all was that his overriding North Star was caring about the customer," she said.
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For companies like Nauto, eventually working with automakers is the end game and their North Star, if you will.
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There is no other North Star to look to except my own preoccupations and instincts and feelings about it.
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Ben acts as sort of a north star for Klaus, often times pointing him in the right direction when needed.
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What is clear is that an app that's essentially been flailing for years finally has a north star: corporate collaboration.
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They really are keeping on this idea of a technically pure privacy solution to digital cash as their north star.
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During their decades serving together in the House, Cummings was a "North Star," Pelosi said: Elijah was a proud man.
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We wanted to write a character study of Ted Kennedy, but we wanted the truth to be our North Star.
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Kim also shared a picture from the red carpet in Rome that showed her ring sparkling like the North Star.
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The North Star State last went for the Republican presidential nominee in 28503, when President Richard Nixon carried 22019 states.
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And shiningly brightly atop it all as the North Star of our heartfelt earnestness was a little thing called LiveJournal.
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Such environments are present in schools such as Match and North Star—and in areas such as Shanghai and Singapore.
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"For me, the north star is not can we match them dollar for dollar," Perez told CNN of the RNC.
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We want to build a trade regime that, again, the North Star is the American worker, protecting the American worker.
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But the home in "Back Home" refers to the midcentury style of Sonny Rollins, her North Star on the instrument.
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The former North Star is part of a binary system, meaning it has a much fainter companion star it orbits.
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GOP strategist Dan Judy, whose firm North Star Opinion Research worked for the presidential campaign of erstwhile Trump rival Sen.
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People in the North Star State pride themselves on being "Minnesota nice," which helps explain the relatively low crime rate.
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"Katerina," James Frey's first adult novel in 10 years, claims Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer" as its literary North Star.
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"It was obvious to everyone that if [Trump] had a north star, it was just to be liked," says Wolff.
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"Vice President Joe Biden was our north star in the last administration," federation President Randi Weingarten said as she introduced him.
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We got people to follow the 'North Star' of the future, of what Philips could become as a health technology company.
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Then he returned to New York, working as the general manager of the North Star Pub near the Fulton Fish Market.
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Project North Star isn't a new consumer headset, nor will Leap Motion be selling a version to developers at this point.
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To add to this, Polaris, the Earth's current "North Star" will eventually begin to shift positions as the Earth undergoes precession.
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A famous line from the anime series Fist of the North Star, it was a fittingly coded shot across the bow.
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They follow the tracks like sailors once followed the North Star, the railroad their only point of reference in unfamiliar country.
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With wireless as Apple's north star, who needs an SD card slot when most people are sharing directly to social networks?
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The Mr. Christmas Revolving Santa Biplane navigates by the bright North Star to help Santa deliver presents for under the tree.
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It's almost laughable to believe Title II rules would be an effective North Star guiding the next chapter of internet advancements.
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"I think [Sanders's] bill is very important and represents a North Star for many of us in the party," Murphy said.
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It's like, what is our North Star, we try to get people to engage, to click more and come back more.
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For such a movement, the history of Second Wave pro-sex feminism should serve as both North Star and cautionary tale.
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"Sarah was successful because she knew her North Star was the president," said Chris Ruddy, a longtime friend of Mr. Trump's.
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I feel lucky to have gotten to see that commitment up close, and it will continue to be my North Star.
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"Everyone is in agreement about what the North Star is here, it's just working out nuts and bolts," Mr. Tyler said.
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The North Star Mall in San Antonio, Texas, temporarily closed on Monday for deep cleaning after a patient with coronavirus visited.
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In this way, it provides a North Star to voters, in the form of principles to which it'll always be true.
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" Whit Ayres, president of North Star Opinion Research, was outspoken: "Elizabeth Warren is God's gift to Donald Trump and Republican candidates.
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The missile's name - Pukguksong-2 - translates as north star or Polaris, the same name of the first U.S. submarine-launched missile.
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Fairbanks North Star Borough is about the size of New Jersey, most of it wooded, wild and dazzlingly beautiful in winter.
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"This is not going to be a liability for him," said Jon McHenry, a Republican pollster at North Star Opinion Research.
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He had not always been known as Hokusai; he took the name Hokushinsai meaning "North Star Studio" at age thirty-nine.
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That has been my North Star ever since I went to work for the Children's Defense Fund right out of law school.
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The couple, from Vancouver, British Columbia, also worked with North Star Aid, a charity that delivered food and supplies to North Koreans.
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But few know that, because of changes in Earth's axial rotation, Polaris hasn't always been—nor will it remain—the North Star.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included Intermediate 340 North Star Academy as a school open to students from the neighborhood.
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On the other end of the spectrum, the most ambitious work is "North Star Fading," an "infinite zoom" animation by Karrie Fransman.
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Whenever you're confused while making a movie, I think it's the best direction to go in—the North Star on your compass.
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We had discussed the resources, namely North Star, but he rejected the idea and felt he would do it on his own.
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In 2018, we certainly need a utopian north star like Star Trek to suggest a positive future exists for the human race.
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This prequel, which is set in the 1930s, follows the 62nd successor of the God Fist of the North Star Kenshiro Kasumi.
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And yet, no matter how many national titles South Carolina wins, A'ja Wilson, the woman who stayed, will be the north star.
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Like many of his North Star colleagues are or have been, Mr Cavanagh is enrolled at the Relay Graduate School of Education.
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"I think without core values as a North Star, it's very difficult to know how to serve your stakeholders well," Whittaker said.
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Leap Motion says it has incorporated the same 180-degree hand-tracking tech it developed several years ago into Project North Star.
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Niru's father is constant in a world that's in flux, his belief in the primal importance of filial obligation a North Star.
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The sun meets Venus, the planet of love and values, acting as a north star to guide you into the farthest distances.
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When you have a North Star to steer toward, it keeps you off the rocks and keeps the wind in your sails.
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But like the North Star in the middle of some weird fairy tale, you find the Sun and just look at it.
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Hundreds of us stood patiently in long lines, clutched cups of hot chocolate, waiting for glimpses of Jupiter and the North Star.
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These chefs avoid the spices, citrus and chiles of warmer climates, presumably in tribute to their North Star, the Copenhagen restaurant Noma.
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"The clarity, the North Star, is not there, and the mission is good but it's still not that measurable," said WWF's Lambertini.
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"In the House, Elijah was our North Star," Pelosi said in a statement, later telling reporters she was "devastated" by the news.
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To join in the protest, head to The Sierra Club's North Star Chapter, which has been leading the fight against Line 3.
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The Nichiren sect of Buddhism, of which he was a member, believed the North Star was associated with the important deity Myoken.
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But they had a north star: an exciting paper that had just come out, written by a Silicon Valley celebrity named Jeff Dean.
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F: Well, I think that businesses need to have their own 'North Star', and growth and profitability is an outcome of your strategy.
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But when it all came crashing down in November 1503, it was clear that the industry had been following a false North Star.
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"We need to never give up because our North star is not diversity, it is not inclusion, but it is belonging," she said.
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"Like a compass pointing towards the North Star, elemental orientation references a time before Google maps, weather apps and calendar notifications," she said.
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But you try to keep your eye on that North Star and understand why you started down the path in the first place.
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Our north star is totally transforming the system, even though our immediate vision and our immediate political program is similar to Bernie Sanders'.
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" ERIC KUBY, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, NORTH STAR INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO: "It seems like they did a reasonably good job of setting expectations correctly.
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Clinton leads Sanders by 34 percent in the North Star State, according to a Star Tribune/Mason-Dixon poll released late last month.
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"In the case of WeWork, they are learning that the North Star they've been following for years may have been misleading," he said.
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Here's the nut of it: The focus of the iPad Pro, its North Star, must be speed and capability, not ease of use.
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But, I always look to Disney as kind of my north star of content as the driver of an important and impactful business.
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It's about setting that North Star for everybody and then breaking it down so they know their specific role in achieving that goal.
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"My hope was to find work with kind and smart people whose north star was to create a positive social impact," she said.
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As you get ready to buckle up for potentially turbulent market waters, we continue to follow our investing north star - our thematic perspective.
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It must have been at least as bright as the North Star, Polaris, maybe even as bright as the stars of the Big Dipper.
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"There's good game design going on in there," Crapuchettes, designer at North Star Games, which publishes Wits & Wagers, Evolution, and more, said about Kingpin.
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Finding your business' north star: Here's a step-by-step guide to writing a winning strategy that will boost your startup's chance at success.
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And SIA North Star argued that Norway is obliged under an international 1920 treaty to allow other nations access to the waters around Svalbard.
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The term often used to describe residents of the North Star State is "Minnesota nice," and the numbers suggest there is something to that.
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One of the many features of the North Star state is what the locals call "Minnesota Nice," which is exactly what it sounds like.
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Before the apocalypse that would turn the Earth into the wasteland setting of the iconic Fist of the North Star series, there is Regenesis.
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Sort of like the North Star, which is a big part of the nativity story and this baby looks like she's coming near Christmas.
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SIA North Star also argues that Norway is obliged under an international 1920 treaty to allow other nations access to the waters around Svalbard.
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And that's another reason I think he should just be a North Star for anybody trying to be a good leader in America. Yeah.
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Roger Ailes was once the Fox North Star, and it was sure and guiding for many years, but things are blurrier now without him.
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The pearlescent formula is meant to be added into your foundation, tinted moisturizer, or lotion to give you a glow like the North Star.
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The North Star State was the first win for Rubio who, on Tuesday, lost contests not only to Trump but also to Texas Sen.
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"I'm confident that we can come together if our north star is we're going to help increase access to quality affordable healthcare," he said.
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" Senator Tim Kaine, the vice-presidential candidate, called his Catholic faith "a North Star for orienting my life" toward the "fight for social justice.
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"May we teach all of our children that speaking out without fear of retribution is our new North Star," said Dern, accepting her Globe.
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"Our belief and thesis have stayed the same … we have conviction, and we keep pointing towards the north star and our goal," said Winklevoss.
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The president was relying on a familiar instinct so close to the midterms, said Jon McHenry, a Republican pollster for North Star Opinion Research.
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" As for Hix, she said she was focused on, perhaps unknowingly, something that Jeff Bezos often mentions as his north star: "the long term.
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Four years ago, I reported here on an experiment we conducted for the Bipartisan Policy Center with our colleagues at North Star Opinion Research.
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"We're not keeping our eye on the prize in terms of the north star that's required if we want to restore productivity," she said.
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"We still have our north star of what we're looking to build towards, and 2020 is a big step in that direction," Spector says.
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"EMOM is the North Star for the turnaround at Ford in India," Anurag Mehrotra, managing director of Ford's India unit, said in an interview.
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On returning from England Mr. Douglass founded Frederick Douglass's Paper, a weekly journal, at Rochester, N.Y. The title was changed to The North Star.
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I have a strong, without a doubt ... I have the mission and I drive for the company, of like, what is our North Star?
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"I believe that a knowledge of that perfect life sits inside you just as the North Star sits in its unaltering spot," she writes.
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There's still pieces [of North Star] that, on purpose, we haven't gone and seen yet so we can explore it later when Ami feels better.
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"That's sort of become our North Star in terms of how the character should feel and how the dialogue and the voice develop," said Schwartz.
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For the generation of conservatives who came into their political prime from the late 1990s through, well, today, O'Reilly was a North Star of sorts.
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But Social Capital also encourages them to use — and helps them define — a so-called North Star metric that shifts their focus away from revenue.
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The result was a Calvinball policy process where ideas came and went without any North Star save for a desperate desire to get something passed.
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In a pitch, Google executives have described these actions as "north star" metrics — something that the company believes its current products do not currently offer.
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It's always going to be their North Star, knowing that Savitar kills Iris in the future, and they're going to make sure that doesn't happen.
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The pair founded North Star Liberty Group, a DC-based government relations firm that advocates for ending cannabis prohibition while promoting racial and economic equality.
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The Dream Map sees Lincoln pennies form into the Ursa Minor constellation, which features the North Star that slaves used to steal away toward freedom.
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CM: And how they do it is different in Snapchat, but still the North Star for all of us consistently is the National Geographic brand.
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Our north star for making these decisions about the story is to follow what we are passionate about, what we love about what we're making.
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By the numbers: Support for Kavanaugh is not only present but dominant in these red-states with Democratic senators, according to North Star Opinion Research.
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"I've learned you have to be focused on your own North Star to find your joy, to get where you want to go," Keys said.
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His fledgling newspaper, The North Star, served as the school where he sharpened his grasp of politics and developed a penetrating style as an editorialist.
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Lane's class at North Star Elementary School, Salt Lake City, Utah, and "Calorie Count Continues to Climb" by Team Teddy at Eden Prairie High School.
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Alongside the ads, Judicial Crisis Network also released polling from North Star Opinion Research that measured support for Kavanaugh's confirmation among voters in the four states.
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But the goal, the North Star, is to design a market in which the services we want are valued in a way that guarantees their provision.
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In the end, Leap Motion's rendering and prototype of its North Star headset looks like the lovechild of Microsoft's HoloLens and a pair of Oakley goggles.
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" House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: "He held himself to a high standard and that is why I called him the North Star of Congress, our guiding light.
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One of the top-ranked high schools in the state of New Jersey is North Star Academy Charter, which is 98% non-white and 85% poor.
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" North Star is a "faith affirming" organization which seeks to provide resources for "Latter-day Saint individuals and families concerned with sexual orientation or gender identity.
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"Typically the statement does not reflect accurate earnings, which is a big deal," said Andy Tate, a CFP and financial advisor at North Star Resource Group.
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" Apple's Cook said the company's "North Star hasn't changed," and also included an inspiring quote from Martin Luther King Jr. eBay's Wenig said to "stay focused.
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When Pytheas went on a circumpolar voyage in 350 BC, he discovered Thule, a place beyond the north star on the celestial map of his time.
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Who couldn't "Believe" after seeing Santa guided by the North Star circling the top of your tree in his biplane as he tows a holiday banner?
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Via the medium of a now-deleted Facebook post, Father John Misty—our North star, our raison d'être—has condemned our noble art of music blogging.
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The new pieces include "Distant Kin," by the company's rehearsal director, Norwood Pennewell; and "The North Star," by Fagan, about the great American intellectual Frederick Douglass.
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She and her friends were much more interested in Biden's message about rebuilding the middle class -- which he describes as his "North Star" -- than his gaffes.
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Saturday, the North Star Mall, where she mostly sat by herself in the food court, said Dr. Anita Kurlan, assistant director with the Metropolitan Health District.
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Maximizing shareholder value, the North Star of modern American capitalism, has a downside when the rules of the game leave many people worse off, he said.
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North Star Mall in San Antonio, Texas, temporarily closed on Monday for "deep cleaning" after a patient with coronavirus visited several stores and the food court.
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Such an image, promoted by President Vladimir Putin himself, has turned Russia into the north star of right-wing authoritarians on both sides of the Atlantic.
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The North Star, a glass pod that rises high above the ship to provide enhanced views of the ocean and the tropical locales where the ship ports.
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Then sequels to the spin-offs, and then tie-ins based on popular Japanese franchises like Gundam and One Piece, Berserk and Fist of the North Star.
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Patagonia is perhaps the most emblematic of all north star brands I personally follow in terms of their tireless commitment to making the world a better place.
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I personally see an advantage in creating one extra (and potentially long-term) incentive to keep their focus on the north star of not vaping or smoking.
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Because of the storm, almost all of the bells and whistles on the boat had been shut down—the skydiving simulator, the North Star capsule, the FlowRide.
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Ami's favorite thing to do on the property, which they've christened North Star Ranch, is to ride a tractor Billy gave her for her birthday in August.
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The system is called Project North Star, and it includes a design for a headset that Leap Motion claims costs less than $100 at large-scale production.
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After mulling the deal overnight, investors "reassessed and realized it was good news," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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But by the end of season one, she's oriented herself, again, as the show's North Star, the one thing everything else in the Westworld cosmos points toward.
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I had launched Maisonette that spring, and as a young — well, not young, but new — entrepreneur, Goop and Gwyneth had kind of been like the North Star.
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By the time that Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, more than twenty other black newspapers had been launched, including Frederick Douglass's the North Star , published in Rochester.
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"This is very much a mixed bag," he said, noting that he had given a commencement address at North Star Academy, a well-regarded charter in Newark.
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"The momentum has continued downward because there continues to be a lot of uncertainty," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management in Chicago.
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The woman also visited North Star Mall, where she browsed stores, including Dillard's, Talbot's and Swarovski and ate at the food court, according to the press release.
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If we fail to stay true to that governing North Star of leadership, as we did during the Vietnam War years, we will again fail our country.
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This leaves the planet's North Pole pointed toward the North Star over relatively long periods of time, even as Earth makes its yearlong migration around the sun.
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The North Star State joined 49 other states in backing former Republican President Richard Nixon in 1972 but has gone for the Democrat in every election since.
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Astronomers have long understood that a star called Thuban, which may have served as the north star for the ancient Egyptians, is actually a pair of stars.
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" ERIC KUBY, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, NORTH STAR INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO "It's now all about the whole trade dialogue, which seems to be going in the wrong direction.
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Where would we be without the North Star, also known as Polaris, Alpha Ursae Minoris, HD 8890 and a host of other names, including (in Inuit) Niiqirtsuituq?
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The North Star State maintains its advances in Education — where it finishes second — and Quality of Life, where it rises to second place from third place last year.
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FITB also continues to execute on its project North Star, launched in September 2016, which includes various initiatives to improve revenues, reduce expenses and optimize the balance sheet.
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Powered by RNC voter scores, Data Trust data, and surveys from North Star Opinion Research, we created a campaign plan based on the right turnout models and data.
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" Using a famous line from the series Fist Of The North Star, McLean was telling Goichi Kishida, also known by his hande "Go20183," that "you are already dead.
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"Our North Star is connecting the thought leaders of our time and exposing ground-shifting ideas to the next generation of thought leaders," says co-founder Jeff Rosenthal.
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JENNIFER CHING, BROOKLYN The writer is executive director of the North Star Fund, a foundation that supports grass-roots organizing in New York City and the Hudson Valley.
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When your goal is to make the best thing you can make, and the most beautiful thing, and the most honest thing, you have the same North Star.
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A man-made North Star guiding sailors through the darkness and storms, lighthouses give us a false sense of security to cling to as we faces the unknown.
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I hope he, like all of us, will redirect to our North Star, the rule of law, something so precious it is greater than any man or administration.
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Minnesota's other senator, Democrat Amy Klobuchar, is also up for re-election in 2018, meaning there will be two Senate races in the North Star State this year.
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Lane ELP class at North Star Elementary School in Salt Lake City, Utah, "Mother Nature Has Beef with Beef." by Sophie, Mady, Keegan, Lauren of Eden Prairie, Minn.
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"When we (made) the announcement in June, that was our North Star," Perez said, adding that a delay of one or two quarters would not be an issue.
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Japanese company Progress Technologies has launched a Kickstarter for manga lovers: a dual-screen E Ink digital reader that combines all 18 episodes of Fist of the North Star.
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A friend described Vanderbilt as the North Star, a guide and light in the darkness, and Cooper said he realized how much she was that to him as well.
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From Medicare-for-all to a $15 minimum wage, his ideas and platform have become the Democratic Party's north star on economic justice for those who need it most.
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"Those 20173 Ds are a great North Star for us as we think about the workforce of the future," said Heidi Soltis-Berner, a recruiting leader at the firm.
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It was a culture of silencing, and that was normalized... May we teach our children that speaking out without the fear of retribution is our culture's new North Star.
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Republican strategist Dan Judy, whose firm North Star Opinion Research worked with Rubio's now-defunct campaign, pointed to Trump's particularly low favorability numbers among nonwhite voters and among women.
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And that north star has helped guide us through the temptations of going for market share and the other kinds of things that companies can have objectives to do.
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"There's a bounce in telecoms, which have been the worst group so far this year," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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The evolution of Tyler, the Creator from potty-mouth provocateur to aesthetic North Star has been one of this decade's most vivid transformations, though maybe among its least surprising.
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Washington (CNN)Orange County, California, a historically Republican stronghold that served as the North Star for Ronald Reagan-style conservatism, now has more voters registered as Democrats than Republicans.
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He's never panicked -- even amid pans of his debate performances, poor fundraising and attacks from liberals on Twitter -- and stayed focused on his North Star: The African American vote.
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He said B Lab was like a "North Star" for many of the companies who have joined the decade&aposs movement for reconsidering the role of business in society.
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Find "your North Star" and focus your energy on working towards that, says Cook to Kahn, according to Kahn's blog post about the conversation, which took place in November.
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In 1975, he sold the North Star property, and the family moved into a house in Wilmington that had once been owned by members of the du Pont family.
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Burns is now interim executive director of North Star Fund and is on the board of the NYC AIDS Memorial, which will open in Manhattan's West Village neighborhood on Dec.
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After all, the Beatles have already been sent into space, thanks to NASA's 2008 transmission of "Across the Universe" to Polaris, the North Star, to celebrate the agency's 50th anniversary.
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Leap Motion announced the North Star augmented reality platform in a series of blog posts documenting the construction of the prototype headset, its design, and desired goal of the project.
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Xeric traded in traditional watch hands for two Super-LumiNova planets that display the hours and minutes, as well as a Super-LumiNova North Star for a 12-hour indicator.
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Bear guide David De Meulles was leading a small polar bear watching expedition through North Star Tours, when he spied one of the bears patting a dog on the head.
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And according to Polaris Project — the Washington, D.C.–based anti-trafficking nonprofit named after the North Star that guided slaves to freedom in the U.S. — our country is not immune.
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C. SCHELLING MMV'' is engraved to the rim, and the medal's reverse contains the north star emblem of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, with the phrase ''Kungliga Vetenskapsakademien'' applied.
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With confirmed cases on U.S. soil as the North Star for decision-making — despite "the system blinking red" on other dimensions — early decisions to take vital preventive actions were punted.
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The why in what Lyft is doing is most important to us, as well as the cities and communities we serve, and it will always be our company's North Star.
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NASA astronomers still monitor the old north star — and many, many others — via the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), a space telescope whose main purpose is to hunt for exoplanets.
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The idea of facilitating real-world connections has been the North Star — or at least primary talking point — of many wearable tech products, going back to the doomed Google Glass.
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A friend from Bolton hired Mr. Regan to tend an Upper East Side bar in Manhattan, after which he became manager of the North Star Pub at South Street Seaport.
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He liked historic houses, and bought a center-hall Colonial, built in 1723, on a four-acre lot in the village of North Star, about thirty minutes west of Wilmington.
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Intended as a sort of North Star for manufacturers, the concept takes up as much space as a 12-inch laptop, with a touchscreen that opens up to 17 inches.
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And Steyer, who declared his candidacy for President of the United States on July 9, lead the firm guided by a North Star principle that might seem surprising: Don't be greedy.
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Washington (CNN)In an interview with SiriusXM's Salena Zito that aired Monday, President Donald Trump repeatedly made reference to Andrew Jackson as a sort of North Star for his own presidency.
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Sanders' sweeping plan has been a north star for progressives pushing for dramatic healthcare changes, while Biden has aggressively pushed back, a fight both top candidates have been eager to have.
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"It still seems like oil, for whatever reason, continues to be what everything is trading off of," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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"If the open internet is the North Star, then there can't be any threat of cutting off other companies," said Jay Friedman, the president of the programmatic ad agency Goodway Group.
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He also got a boost on Wednesday when Randi Weingarten, the president of AFT, introduced him at the teachers forum in Texas as the union's "North Star" in the Obama administration.
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Korine hasn't explicitly named Buffett as the film's North Star, but Jimmy is so emblematic of the Florida cool that pervades the film that the two become knottily tangled and inseparable.
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"My North Star of what we're going to talk about, in terms of the economy, is restoring the middle class, but looking at dignity, not just the G.D.P.," Mr. Biden said.
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Today, the North Star is Polaris, a brighter star to Thuban&aposs right, because of the way the tilt of Earth&aposs axis (and where it points) has changed over time.
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We must remain resolved in the face of great uncertainty, follow our north star, and avoid easy retreat into the numbing embrace of nihilism, along with its cousins, irony and cynicism.
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This idea has been the chain's North Star for the last two years or so, since it joined Inspire Brands in 2018 following two years of slumping sales and internal struggles.
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Julia is a home-cooking North Star of mine, thanks to her impeccable taste and low-fuss ways — and did you know she won a Pulitzer Prize for her #MeToo reporting?
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The North Star changed because Earth's spin axis itself wobbles slowly over the course of 26,000 years, which alters the position of our pole and where it points in the sky.
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With its ski slopes floodlit at night, Grouse is like a north star when viewed from below, a literal guiding light that can be seen from just about anywhere in Vancouver.
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He said the image on the bill includes clothing that was found in her household, such as star buttons that represent the fact that she followed the North Star to freedom.
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This lies at the heart of a new exhibition titled Deep Future, which features robotically-drawn celestial maps of what the North Star will be every 20173,000 years for the next 100,000.
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Until AlphaGo beat Lee, solving the ancient Chinese board game of Go had long been a north star for computer scientists due to its unparalleled complexity and huge number of potential moves.
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Since Erivo was nominated for best actress and best original song for her work in the film "Harriet," the starry nails also reportedly symbolized Harriet Tubman following the North Star to freedom.
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"We can really kind of stick to (the mission), even when times are not so good, and when times are good, it gives us a north star to focus on," Kim stated.
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While past attempts like the 1995 film adaptation of Fist of the North Star are fairly faithful to their source material, the filmmakers lacked the resources to fully flesh out their visions.
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While Leap Motion is citing an impressive price and field of view, Project North Star isn't (as far as we can see) meant to one-up headsets like HoloLens and Magic Leap.
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Throughout the Conners premiere, it feels as though the entire cast is dealing with the narrative loss of Roseanne Conner with the real-life loss of their longtime north star Roseanne Barr.
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In about 13,000 years, the star Vega will be the new North Star — but in 26,000 years, Polaris will return in its original position as the Earth continues to go through precession.
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"Maybe people were relieved that there wasn't a selloff and that kind of brought some buyers into the market," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer, North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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Next on the tour is Newark, home to the North Star Alexander school, a school that once was so depressing that former Newark Chancellor Cami Anderson used to cry after she visited.
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And we've got to do all we can to fight to push back and win, to say we're still about heading toward that North Star that we set out so long ago.
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The MMA side of the fights stretched deep into the night, with the main event taking place long after the sun had dropped below the white expanse of the North Star State.
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His philanthropic work also supports the local arts community of Durham; in 2018 he joined efforts with his wife, jazz singer Nnenna Freelon, to open the North Star Church of the Arts.
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The North Star State continues to follow its offbeat path to competitiveness, charging some of the highest taxes in the nation but insisting that businesses get plenty of value for their money.
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Yet the degree is still the North Star for economic opportunity: a bachelor's degree-holder earns one million dollars more over their lifetime than their peers with only a high school diploma.
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Civil fines by Fairbanks North Star Borough — which includes the cities of Fairbanks and North Pole, with a total population of about 100,000 — could be assessed in coming days against residential polluters.
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" Rael owns North Star Tire & Auto in Questa, a mountain town of some 2100,2500 people about 200 minutes from the compound and another 226-minute drive from Taos, the nearest "big city.
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The Melbourne-based steelmaker said it was going ahead with the $700 million expansion of its North Star steel mill in Ohio, which would increase capacity by about 850,000 metric tonnes per year.
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Listen, when I was a kid Spider-Man was the North Star for me, and I would like for some young person to feel that one day about my efforts on Black Panther.
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In a conversation at the Chinese Cultural Center, Lee talked about ancestral sacrifice, how art communicates the ineffable, and how the opening of the bone box was her North Star in creating Requiem.
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But in all that time, one thing remained almost as fixed as the North Star: A skipper's power to throw troublesome sailors in the brig with nothing to eat but bread and water.
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"When he was in Iraq, he wrote me this card that he referred to me as his North Star," said Williams, whose husband who had died of a heart attack two years earlier.
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And instead of recognizing reality, the administration plunged ahead with only one north star to guide it: making sure that whatever it did, Israel and Trump's domestic pro-Israeli constituency wouldn't be alienated.
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I mean a greater, almost spiritual faith that I had in my fellow citizens and their better instincts, something that served as my north star in all I wrote and all I did.
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Each year we'll make that greater and greater, and when we hit our north star, it'll be just like your phone — where you just take it off the charger and don't worry about it.
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The coins map out three versions of one constellation, Ursa Minor (the Little Dipper), which contains Polaris (the North Star) — the same star that enslaved people often followed as they navigated north to freedom.
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So the execution of the company is dependent on who your team is, how well they're organized, do they understand the vision, the North Star of decision making, and it's all about the team.
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The 16-foot-long, site-specific painting is filled with cosmological symbols: a north star, a blood moon, a reference to the Fibonacci sequence, the suggestion of a black hole (albeit a colorful one).
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The North Star Golf Club in Fairbanks, Alaska, is the northernmost golf course in America, and includes a property that is underlain by permafrost to create a continuously changing pattern of dips and mounds.
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The object was slightly bigger in appearance than the North Star, and emitted no sounds, and moved very smoothly, until it came to a complete stop northeast of where we were looking and positioned.
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The North Star Opinion Research survey found that just 2628 percent of all Iowa voters ranked the Supreme Court as one of the top three issues that will determine how they vote in November.
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I particularly want to thank our dear friend and colleague Elijah Cummings, who remains our North Star although he is no longer with us, as well as my colleagues Eliot Engel and Carolyn Maloney.
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As part of its efforts to reclaim its place in retail, Macy's has laid out its North Star Strategy, a five-prong plan with emphasis on goals like exclusive products and improved customer experience.
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Tuesday's rally may indicate that equity investors are setting aside oil and China as the main factors driving share prices, said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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Project North Star is just a prototype reference design, but the company is open-sourcing its schematics and, despite the fact that it makes the wearer look like a giant bug, it seems fairly interesting.
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Seamen had long used the position of the sun or North Star in the sky to figure out latitude — that is, the distance from the equator in the north-south direction, according to The Conversation.
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Tales of individuals' gumption — trekking the tundra, fighting off bears, starting fires to stay warm — are as much a part of Alaska's culture as the midnight sun or the North Star on the state flag.
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The post appeared to serve primarily as a new strategic north star for Facebook, teasing that the social network could soon begin rolling out features not necessarily in line with its goal of connecting people.
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The group will also release polling by Whit Ayres' North Star Opinion Research, showing that majorities of voters in all four targeted states say that the U.S. Senate should confirm Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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"As it seems that this is not just a negotiating tactic - this could be reality - that is beginning to unnerve the market," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management in Chicago.
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When things go a little bit sideways, then trying to readjust and move back towards that North Star and that's the same whether that company is in Silicon Valley or in LA or in Fayetteville.
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Snowfall topped 25 inches Wednesday -- making this month not only the snowiest February in history, but one of the top 22 snowiest months ever for the North Star State, according to the National Weather Service.
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At a moment when so many teens get the message that what a college admissions committee wants matters more than anything they care about, helping girls find their "north star" has never been more important.
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"If you have a big pension and Social Security, maybe you have the ability to take more risk than you think," said Alex Brusda, chartered financial analyst and portfolio manager at North Star Asset Management.
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Actually, it's not – it's the 48th brightest, but learn to find the North Star directly above the north pole and you can produce stunning star-trail photos that show how the Earth spins on its axis.
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It was a devastating moment for the remaining heroes — not to mention the audience — and it's exactly that devastation that Markus and McFeely used as their North Star when figuring out how to make Endgame work.
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" Perez, a former labor secretary who took the helm of the DNC more than two years ago, has said that his "North Star principle" on the 2020 debate process "is to give people a fair shake.
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The North Star State has positioned itself as a high-value state, with the idea that people and businesses will be willing to pay a little more if they know they are getting their money's worth.
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The Latvian firm, SIA North Star, argued that the crabs are not sedentary because they scurry around and so should be regulated under regional fisheries accords signed by parties including the European Union, Norway and Russia.
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There have been plenty of stories of honor, escape, and survival — Amistad, The North Star — in which men are challenged to reclaim their dignity, and some of these archetypal heroic journeys are certainly compelling to watch.
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But the Latvian firm, SIA North Star, argues that the crabs are not sedentary because they scurry around and so should be regulated under regional fisheries accords signed by parties including the European Union and Russia.
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Products that do not deliver value cannot build value for their investors, which is why my former board colleague at Box, Mamoon Hamid, is right in saying that every company needs a non-financial north star.
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Adding users — "connecting the world" in Facebook-speak — has been the company's mission from the get-go, and the desire to add more people to the social network has in many ways been Facebook's North Star.
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"When you get forced distributions and you don't know what they are until the end of the year, it's harder for tax planning," said Alex Brusda, portfolio manager at North Star Asset Management in Neenah, Wisconsin.
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"Honestly, I do think that if Donald Trump is on the ticket, we probably will see the highest turnout we've ever seen in a presidential election," said Republican strategist Dan Judy of North Star Opinion Research.
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It was my North Star, and whenever I felt like I was losing my way or getting bogged down by pressures, I just kept going back to moment when they opened the bone box for me.
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This plan will be our North Star for the next five years, and it's vital that we feel it represents who we are as a company and the path we all want to be on together.
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For that, the charismatic orator called up the British abolitionist Julia Griffiths, who put aside her life and moved in 1849 to be with him in Rochester and to get The North Star off the ground.
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The Univision poll, conducted by Latino Decisions and North Star Opinion Research, shows that 73 percent of Hispanic voters surveyed plan to vote for a Democratic candidate, while only 16 percent plan to vote for Trump.
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And yet in places such as Uncommon Schools in Newark, the North Star Academy Charter School draws students from that city's high poverty neighborhoods and turns half of them into earners of four-year college degrees.
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Over those five years and under a new North Star — a growth mindset — Microsoft's share price has tripled; last November, its market capitalization briefly passed Apple's, temporarily making Microsoft the most valuable company in the world.
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Other names involved include China's Zhenfund, Indonesia-focused Intudo Ventures, a personal investment from Patrick Walujo — co-founder of Indonesian hedge fund group North Star — ATM Capital, Innoven Capital and Agaeti Ventures from Indonesian businessman Pandu Sjahrir.
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The North Star Opinion Research political consultant pointed to an estimated 4.2 million white voters who participated in the 2008 elections but did not vote in 2012, when the GOP nominee lost by 5 million votes nationally.
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Since most of the Fist of the North Star series takes place after the world has become a post apocalyptic wasteland, it's interesting to see the series reinterpreted in a way where the setting matters a lot.
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Investors shook off skepticism over the ECB's stimulus package disclosed on Thursday, which was overshadowed by signals of an end to rate cuts, said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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"I think in the minds of people right now, that is the focus — preserving our majorities in the Senate and the House," said Dan Judy, a GOP strategist whose firm North Star Opinion Research worked on Sen.
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With ROIC as its North Star, GM has shed its underperforming divisions, streamlined its South Korean operations, invested in self-driving technology, and announced a thoroughgoing rework of its vehicle portfolio to shift the company to electrification.
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With a team of 10 investment professionals whose combined investment experience spans over 200 years, North Star Asset Management evaluates investment opportunities by performing proprietary fundamental analysis, which includes company visits and communication with Wall Street analysts.
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EMH found itself betrothed to the allied idea of shareholder value maximization, that companies exist solely to enrich their owners and that the market is the guiding north star in navigating how best that can be done.
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From appearances at MoMa PS1, NYC Marathon, Broad City, IFC, Women and Comedy Festival, and currently in production with their short film SNOWY BING BONGS ACROSS THE NORTH STAR COMBAT ZONE, these three are truly making a mark.
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Nesmith and the others have been so immersed in their careers and other concerns, that they've never been able to consider their effect on others, and how they've served as a moral North Star for generations of fans.
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"I really wanted us to make a game that almost served as a North Star for the type of experience that we were aiming for with Snap Games, for both future developers and our user base," Wu says.
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The internet may not have been initially designed to prevent censorship by protecting user privacy, but the protection of individual privacy ought to be the North Star guiding how we navigate the challenges of an evolving, global internet.
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And yet it is not his pep that explains why his pupils at North Star Academy in Newark, New Jersey, can expect to go to university, despite 80% of their families needing help to pay for school meals.
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In both instances he was guided by his north star, a white nationalist base that, depending on whom you ask, is either in its final reactionary throes or is experiencing a resurgence alongside its sister movements in Europe.
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"What the bond market is telling us is that all of these pressures put together create a likely economic slowdown which is pushing yields down," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer, North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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The CPL will cap its inaugural season on Saturday with either the Hamilton Forge or Calgary Cavalry hoisting the North Star Shield, a maple and crystal trophy that Clanachan sees as symbolizing his league's unique patriotic selling point.
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"The North Star demonstrates and acts as a guiding light for soccer in Canada, a beacon for talent within our borders and a reminder of our purpose: For Canadians, by Canadians," he said prior to the trophy's unveiling.
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It is the most audacious subscription plan since the fall of MoviePass and Alamo's CEO and founder, Tim League, certainly gives credit to the now-bankrupt startup as being the North Star in bringing Season Pass to life.
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The incident at North Pole High School began earlier this month when the transgender student posted the selfie from the boys' bathroom on Snapchat, according to Dr. Karen Gaborik, the superintendent of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District.
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This causes the white dwarf to burn up to 100 times more brightly than normal, making it visible on Earth with the naked eye, and creating a new star in the sky as bright as Polaris—the north star.
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" Dan Judy, Republican pollster and vice president of North Star Opinion, said, "The fight over Justice Kavanaugh brought the stakes of this election into stark relief, and helped get Republicans motivated behind Senate candidates in ways they weren't before.
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The result included a A$702.9 million upward revaluation of the North Star steel mill after BlueScope bought joint venture partner Cargill's half share in October, offsetting a A$567.5 million impairment charge due to lower iron ore prices.
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"The critical issue is the market has a North Star and it's important that we get delivery on that, which is the implementation of pro-growth policies by the largest economy in the world, the U.S.," said El-Erian.
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There's moments of staticky abjection and greyscale darkroom grit, but the record's main suite is named after the North star, forever a guiding light to those lost in darkness—a way out for those searching desperately enough for it.
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"We have a very unique business in the sense that our entire north star is to entertain and delight Prime customers all over the world, so there's a different strategy there," reports The Hollywood Reporter at the TCA event.
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You gotta be able to do that, especially in a world like tech that's changing all the time and in which today's path to the North Star is likely to be obsolete in a year and a half. Right.
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SAN DIEGO — In the competition for marquee commencement speakers, the University of California, San Diego thought it had scored a coup this year — a Nobel Peace Prize winner, best-selling author and spiritual North Star to millions of people.
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"The most important thing is to keep it on the day-to-day things that people are focused on, which in this case is jobs," said Jon McHenry, vice president of the GOP polling firm North Star Opinion Research.
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"The people of Baltimore, the US Congress and America have lost a voice of unsurpassed moral clarity and truth: our beloved Chairman Elijah Cummings," wrote Pelosi in a statement, describing him as the Democrats' "North Star" in the House.
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She was inspired by the stories of those dining alone Combating that sort of loneliness has been a kind of professional North Star for Beasley since she got her start in the restaurant industry as a waitress in Nashville.
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The state remains ripe for wildfires, spurring the Alaska State Fire Marshal's Office to ban the sale and use of fireworks in certain areas, including Fairbanks North Star borough, the Kenai Peninsula Borough, the Matanuska-Susitna Borough and the Northern Panhandle.
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You need a team of people that are on the bus with you to transform a company, and to make sure that your team is having the same 'North Star', the same conviction to climb and conquer the Mount Everest together.
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Despite all the uncertainty many people may be feeling at this time, "Apple's North Star hasn't changed," Apple CEO Tim Cook, who did not mention Trump by name, said in an email to the company's U.S. employees on Wednesday evening.
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"Structurally, it's become more attractive over time for companies to use temporary staffing as an alternative to full-time employees," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management, whose small-cap focused firm owns shares of BG Staffing.
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She is reading early black technologies—negro spirituals, the Big Dipper, and Little Dipper that contains the North Star—as a way to reassess these old technologies that are both subversive and play a fantastical role in the black American narrative.
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The bride, 28, is a fifth-grade English teacher at North Star Academy in Newark and is also an instructional leader and curriculum writer for Uncommon Schools, a network of public, charter schools in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts.
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These were the latest numbers in Texas from Latino Decisions, North Star Opinion Research, and the University of Houston: The real story is in the second half of the column, with Donald Trump stuck between 41 and 44 percent in Texas.
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Gawker was — in the moments I most loved it, and most hated it, before, during, and after the time I worked there — a North Star of sorts, a high bar that was ethereal in the sense that limitations didn't apply to its mandate.
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In times like these, Refinery29 has found it rewarding to return again and again to what's always been our North Star: serving the women who read us, watch us, teach us, and motivate us to push back, speak up, and fight out loud.
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"Our North Star is very simple: We want to grow the party, we want to make sure that people embrace the Democratic Party and we want to make sure people trust the Democratic Party," Perez told CBS News in an interview this week.
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North Star Opinion Research found that nine (!) percent of all Iowa voters ranked giving President Obama's Supreme Court pick, Merrick Garland, a hearing or a vote as one of their top three issues determining how they will vote in November. http://bit.
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"We want to make sure that the grass roots have a real say in who our next nominee is, and so we want to have a process that is consistent with that north star principle," Perez told reporters in a conference call.
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Just after the election, working with North Star Opinion Research, we found 71 percent of voters saying that "invest[ing] in repairing roads, bridges and basic infrastructure" is at least a "very" important proposal for the president and Congress to work on.
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Or maybe a broader push to emulate the brand power of a company like Disney, which has served as "a bit of a North Star for Goop," said Gwyneth Paltrow, the Oscar-winning actress who runs the lifestyle-and-wellness e-commerce business.
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Driving in what he calls his "trusty Ford Explorer" from a campaign stop in Northern Michigan into the potholed expanse of highways surrounding Detroit, El-Sayed says his faith is his North Star, but not really relevant to running the state of Michigan.
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BUCHAREST, July 15 (Reuters) - Workers at ADM's North Star Shipping grain silos in the Romanian Black sea port of Constanta on Monday said an indefinite general strike scheduled to start on July 15 had been averted after reaching an agreement over wages.
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While the company has set forth new initiatives, a two-year agenda called North Star, aimed at improving speed and customer service at its locations, baristas said last week that the strategy has yet to address their chief concern: a lack of labor.
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And no real leader ever settles for "it's about money," because if you're really defined by and shaped by and motivated, especially in your darkest moments, by the power of the purpose, the North Star you're headed towards, it can't be money.
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Memories of her powerful presence and great advice have been a North Star on my path to entrepreneurship, as well as the kick in the pants I have needed along the way to confidently go toe-to-toe with nonbelievers in my industry.
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The $50,000 campaign launched Sunday is sponsored by two political action committees: North Star Leadership Fund and Frederick Douglass Foundation, which is funding radio and digital ads against Northam as well as other efforts to dissuade voters from voting for the Democratic candidate.
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To survive and prosper, our north star has always been an insistence on support for tribal sovereignty and an affirmation of the core principle that tribes are governments, primary members of the American family of governments that include federal and state governments.
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I think that the going to India, the taking of the LSD when he was a young man was the most important ... It was kind of the lodestone of his ... The north star, the lodestone that he built his life around it, in a sense.
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Follow Thundercat, who is grinning literally the entire time, as he dines at sushi spots, visits the Gundam cafe, basks in the presence of a cardboard cutout of Fist of the North Star hero Kenshiro, and is basically a charming dork in Dork Nirvana.
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As long as the storytelling always remains the North Star then you end up having a guiding light to drag you through the pile and you come out the other end, holding a couple of things that could be coupled to solve a problem.
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"It would seem at this point that, with all the recent economic data coming in just a little bit soft, that any move by the (Fed) would be a pretty nasty surprise," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management in Chicago.
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And so, using that as kind of the north star, you can take a lot of decisions that can be very complex, and you can kind of make them pretty simple — that you're here in the service of other people, that it's not about you.
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That dedication to following his own North Star, one visible only to him, has resulted in a series of structures that, as Nikil Saval writes, astonish for their idiosyncrasy and strangeness; they are pure expressions of form, inimitable iterations on his particular vernacular of shape.
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For us, it's a really interesting balance of understanding our North Star of the kind of content that we produce, not being stuck in the mud and that we're only doing the stuff that we did 213 years ago because that's who we are.
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An early example that uses stretchers is "North Star" (1968), whose crackling bands of color involve both hard-edge and stain painting and whose rectangular shape is transgressed by numerous notches, as well as by two cutout squares, so that it resembles a large mask.
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These were the latest numbers in the Lone Star State from Latino Decisions, North Star Opinion Research, and the University of Houston: We shouldn't read too much, pollsters and political handicappers say, into the variations in how different Democrats fare against Trump in these polls.
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Other constraints — the need to cut spending to pay for and justify the tax cuts that have always been the North Star of the movement — may make themselves felt and push even the most extreme forces in the Republican Party to return for a compromise.
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The firm said underlying EBIT for the six months ended June 30 is now expected to be A$680 million ($511.90 million), compared to prior guidance of A$606 million, attributing the upgrade to higher margins on steel from its North Star mini-mill in Ohio.
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Those interested in further reading on the issues raised in this report may like to investigate the sources below:Beyond North Star Gazing - Accenture Novantas 2018 Global Multi-Channel Survey, by Matthew Sharp and Anna Jame Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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"I know there was a knee-jerk reaction where the equity market went down, but it didn't take long for cooler heads to prevail and recognize this is still a reasonably good number," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer, North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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This is our history: escaped slaves, knowing that liberty is not secure for some until it's secure for all, sometimes hungry, often hunted, in dark woods and deep swamps, they looked up to the North Star and said with a determined whisper, America, we will rise.
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"You see some of the struggles specifically starting with the Apple guidance for the fourth quarter and then today with the retailers, which have come out with cautionary tone about the economy," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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"You have to have a White House that's engaged in the issue and is able to show with facts and figures that no, this is actually going to help the middle class," said Jon McHenry, vice president at North Star Opinion Research, a Republican polling firm.
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Rubio, who is targeting Minnesota and Virginia for wins on Super Tuesday, received laughs from his audience when he told residents of the North Star State that they, more than anyone else, should know what it's like to have an embarrassing entertainer as an elected official.
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Aspects of two pieces of legislation introduced on Capitol Hill — the Affordable Retirement Advice Protection Act and the Strengthening Access to Valuable Education and Retirement Support Act — should act as a "North Star" as the White House and the Labor Department finalize the rule, said ACLI spokesman Jack Dolan.
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"Oprah has also said she reads from "Bowl of Saki," a daily digest email featuring teachings of the Sufis, which she described to the magazine as "a Middle-Eastern sect that believes all paths lead to God and that all religions are one, pointing to the same north star.
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Though there is a precedent for online creators crossing over to television — "Insecure" creator Issa Rae and "Broad City" stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson are standouts — there is no true precedent for Ms. Ramsey; her career built around her like a constellation, with activism as her North Star.
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Although undermining progress made in the Obama administration would harm American business interests from agriculture to airlines and would damage America's image on the world stage, it remains clear that the north star of the Trump administration is simply to break anything with President Barack Obama's name on it.
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Like Akira, Fist of the North Star, Robotech, and early Studio Ghibli releases like Castle in the Sky and Grave of the Fireflies, the shorts in Robot Carnival showcase the detailed illustrations, visionary ambition, and mature themes that set Japan's cartoons apart from most of their American counterparts at the time.
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The White House said it looked forward to the visit to Washington next week by a Chinese delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He. "The trade story has been the undercurrent of the market movement for the last six months," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management.
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Poll: Most oppose Trump's wall "Hillary with her serial dishonesty and corruption allegations, and Trump, just with everything -- people are still trying to make that determination about both of them: Are either of these people qualified to do the job?" said Republican pollster Dan Judy of North Star Opinion Research.
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The White House said it looked forward to the visit to Washington next week by a Chinese delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He. "The trade story has been the undercurrent of the market movement for the last six months," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management.
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"At the heart of the position is transparency, ensuring that all consumer data used by The Trade Desk is ultimately controlled by the consumer and advocating more broadly to define privacy and security standards that can be employed across the advertising industry — what Swadia refers to as the "collective North Star.
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All of which makes Anderson Silva's return this week after a one-year suspension a bittersweet occasion for MMA fans, especially those of us who grew up in this sport with Silva as our North Star: the beacon showing the brutal and too-often artless world of professional fighting the way toward beauty.
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BOSTON — Establishment of a German naval repair shop on Deception Island, only 500 miles from South America, was revealed as the first example of Axis encroachment in the Western Hemisphere today [May 5] when the motorship North Star docked at the Army base here with thirty-six scientists and explorers from Little America.
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Unlike Microsoft's HoloLens ($20183,000 for developers) and Magic Leap's likely expensive Leap One AR headsets, Leap Motion's "Project North Star" AR headset will only cost under $100 to "produce at scale" meaning it could help pave the way for mainstream AR. It's important to understand that Leap Motion doesn't make or sell headsets.
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In a world where you can make choices to keep safer or take more risks with your story and you know that your story needs risk to live, knowing why you make the show, knowing the most important kind of stories that you want to tell — that really is our North Star.
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While Mr. Trump's economic North Star has long been reducing the trade gap between what America exports and what it imports, industries from soybean farmers to nail manufacturers are trying to convince Mr. Trump that his policies are having the opposite effect — by dampening exports of some of America's most cherished products.
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"The Green New Deal fits into this larger ethos of putting progressive legislation out there and putting a bright north star in the sky of what we can accomplish with more Democrats in power for voters to look toward in 2020," Adam Green, the director of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, said in an interview.
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"Given all of the bad news in the last week - the combination of North Korea, this whole civil unrest, the terrorist incidents in Barcelona - the fact that the market is really hanging in there is showing some pretty good resiliency," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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"My north star from the beginning has been simple: We need to grow the party, unite our party, and restore people's trust in our party," said Perez last Wednesday as he made the case for the reforms, which have been a focal point of his chairmanship since he took the reins in early 2017.
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"Democrats need to put a bright North Star in the sky for 143 voters showing what Democrats would do with more power, and making clear that we're moving toward 'Medicare for all' as a big part of a 2020 electoral strategy," said Adam Green, a founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, an advocacy group.
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Ms. Collins, especially in her incarnation as Alexis Carrington of "Dynasty," is a camp legend, invoked by other guests as a North Star — "These are some Alexis Carrington shoulders," Samantha Barry, the editor of Glamour, said of her outfit — and Ms. Collins accepted such tributes with the grace of a once and future queen.
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The evacuee in question was out and about for just over 85033 hours, Anita Kurian, assistant director of the Metropolitan Health District, told MySanAntonio, saying they checked into a Holiday Inn near the airport, taking a shuttle to the North Star Mall, where they spent much of their time eating at the food court.
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Most of the ship's elaborate calling cards like the RipCord, FlowRider and North Star had been rendered inoperable by the storm, and all the pools and hot tubs had been emptied by the ship's hours of side-to-side rocking and were never refilled, but that didn't stop people from getting out to do things and have fun.
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In April a story on Bloomberg, a news service, alleged that some executives discouraged taking into account such risks in the pursuit of a billion hours of user time a day—a goal set in 2012 which Ms Wojcicki embraced, after she became CEO in 103, as a "north star" for the company and which it achieved in 2016.
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Not having any clear sense of the country's international priorities or a clear presidential worldview to use as a north star is a practical nightmare for foreign service officers and others engaged in the day-to-day work of holding alliances together, warding off crises, and making sure that other nations are clear about U.S. intentions.
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Overstreet's references to his African-American heritage and Native American influences are oblique, and "North Star" may or may not refer to the celestial guide used by escaped slaves in the 19th-century Underground Railroad, just as it may or may not be significant that the work dates from the year Martin Luther King was assassinated.
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"Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 85033 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' Biden holds sizable lead in new Hill/HarrisX 2020 poll MORE was our north star in the last administration," AFT President Randi Weingarten told a union rally last spring.
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I THINK IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT THAT IT'S NOT ABOUT ISOLATION, BUT IT'S ABOUT INTEGRATION, AND THAT HE DOES VERY MUCH WHAT PRESIDENT XI DID LAST YEAR, WHICH IS KIND OF A MAJOR UNIFYING SPEECH THAT SHOWS THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN THE WORLD, SETTING VALUES AND HAS A CLEAR NORTH STAR ON WHERE WE'RE ALL GOING.
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"This wave of good news coming in the form of this double-digit earnings growth is in the rear-view window now and I think it's kind of hard to look out and see what's the catalyst to get buyers to jump back in aggressively," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer, North Star Investment Management Corp.
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And I feel that we've done that now twice in a row with Season 2 and 3, and if we're lucky enough to keep telling more chapters, you better believe that will be our North Star, our own fear of complacency, and our own determination to tell stories that honor our audience and how much love they've invested in our show.
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"While there is discussion today about uncertainties ahead, you can be confident that Apple's North Star hasn't changed," Cook said, adding: "Our company is open to all, and we celebrate the diversity of our team here in the United States and around the world — regardless of what they look like, where they come from, how they worship or who they love."
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