She has largely kept her family out of the limelight.
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Still, he has not been totally out of the limelight.
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San Francisco has, by and large, stayed out of the limelight.
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In recent years, Ali has largely stayed out of the limelight.
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And he may accept being out of the limelight, for now.
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The former President, meanwhile, has stayed mostly out of the limelight.
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Sheeran has been known to drop out of the limelight before.
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Lindsay Lohan has been out of the limelight in recent years.
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Hope Hicks, Trump's press secretary prefers to stay out of the limelight.
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The rule is meant to keep the judges out of the limelight.
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He largely stayed out of the limelight while in the Trump administration.
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Roger keeps out of the limelight, but we won't let that happen.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I just can&apost imagine her staying out of the limelight.
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Despite the rumors, his rep said Simmons is simply out of the limelight.
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Wheeler has a reputation for quiet efficiency and staying out of the limelight.
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Stepping out of the limelight could be a positive move for the couple.
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I'm actually really excited for you to have some time out of the limelight.
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Fourth, Secretary Perry oversees another significant DOE office that is out of the limelight.
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In 1983, after two decades out of the limelight, Mr. McNeely staged a comeback.
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That she would just either make herself useful or fade out of the limelight.
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This time, he has stayed out of the limelight, installing less divisive figures in office.
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The conspiracy theories are gathering steam precisely because Jenner is staying out of the limelight.
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But that of course isn't enough, as it keeps the issue out of the limelight.
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A politician who steps out of the limelight is rare indeed, and has many virtues.
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The company had a tough time staying out of the limelight for the wrong reasons.
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John McCain, she's been in and out of the limelight over the last eight years.
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"Women often get left out of the limelight, and the dollars follow," Ms. Collins said.
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First Lady Melania Trump has been staying out of the limelight and now we know why.
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If it seems like Shkreli might be ready to step out of the limelight, think again.
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For President Donald Trump's Cabinet, most of their work has taken place out of the limelight.
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We could market other personalities because Jordan was never going to be out of the limelight.
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After five years of being out of the limelight, do we still think of that person?
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He had stayed out of the limelight for years, but he's building a public persona now.
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The other baby kangaroos stay out of the limelight in the house adjacent to the gallery.
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And if she wants to do that out of the limelight, none of us should judge that.
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"I was absolutely broken inside," she said, referring to her past few months out of the limelight.
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There is little risk that Ms Osaka will trace Ms Ostapenko's disappointing path out of the limelight.
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Plus, by staying out of the limelight, Swift is steering the conversation away from her personal life.
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It isn't clear whether, after a decade spent mostly out of the limelight, he's still a celebrity.
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But Bannon, the controversial former head of Breitbart News, has preferred to stay out of the limelight.
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Giphy and other smaller platforms have largely stayed out of the limelight, during the past several years.
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She's remained out of the limelight - both publicly and on social media - since the heist on October 3.
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They did so out of the limelight, while facing unprecedented interference on this matter from the Executive Branch.
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But after Google Glass flopped and fizzled out of the limelight, Samsung's own smart glasses project fell silent.
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Yammer has fallen out of the limelight since Microsoft bought the company for $1.2 billion several years ago.
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The superstars of earlier hip-hop generations typically lived their post-peak careers just out of the limelight.
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Ryan, who's successfully stayed out of the limelight in the immigration debate, will be pulled in different directions.
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And when they try to get out of the limelight, Johana and I keep shoving them in there.
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While out of the limelight lately, Ri Chun-hee has held the nation's hand through many a difficult moment.
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They may be intentionally keeping you out of the limelight so that they can stay in it, warns Oliver.
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Out of the limelight, many women are sharing details of their salaries, breaching taboos against honest talk about money.
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"I came to a point where I believed that I'm better suited, perhaps, out of the limelight," Stevens said.
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He had stayed out of the limelight for years, but he has recently started to build a public persona.
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This year, the national group has mostly remained out of the limelight, not having hosted an official event or campaign.
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Compared to other top tech executives, Zuckerberg typically stays out of the limelight and does not offer many public comments.
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It has long been bureau practice for directors to stay out of the limelight, but Comey is now a household name.
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Tesla's solar-energy management is being changed, Bloomberg News reports, with the vice president Sanjay Shah stepping out of the limelight.
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So far it has been a low-key process, as he's stayed out of the limelight while interviewing witnesses in private.
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For most of the instrument's history, composers have conspired to keep it out of the limelight, assigning it a supporting role.
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Portman, 35, has stayed largely out of the limelight since giving birth to son Aleph in 2011, with then-fiancé Benjamin Millepied.
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Unlike Pruitt, however, Wheeler has managed to stay out of the limelight and avoid personal scandal during his long career inside Washington.
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"Tours are a really lonely place for me," she said of her decision to step out of the limelight and seek treatment.
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He has been called the "chief operating officer" of Trump's campaign, yet Kushner is largely content to stay out of the limelight.
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While she is engaged on social media, she's stayed out of the limelight and for the most part, out of the media.
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To counter that impression, other than in places where she remains popular, the Peronist campaign has kept her out of the limelight.
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Even if you can keep out of the limelight, it's hard to adapt to sudden wealth when you're not used to it.
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And I like her approach: she stays out of the limelight, but behind the scenes her creativity is as newsworthy as ever.
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Stefani and Shelton have been spending more time out of the limelight in 2016, but their new year hasn't been short on excitement.
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Watson opened up to Vanity Fair in its March 2017 issue about keeping her personal life out of the limelight (without naming Knight).
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While she largely stayed out of the limelight, Kibaki made international headlines in May 2005 after an incident involving Kenya's largest daily newspaper.
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But for all its success, the family behind "The Happiest Place on Earth" has largely stayed out of the limelight and the business.
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Kardashian has been out of the limelight for some time now and recently made headlines when he was hospitalized and diagnosed with diabetes.
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Their daughters, Katerina and Maria, both in their early 30s, are not involved in politics and have stayed firmly out of the limelight.
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Then in 1946, Bhumibol ascended to the throne, and after a discreet first decade, largely out of the limelight, his reign gained momentum.
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Danielle's a hairdresser and we're told she wants to stay out of the limelight -- so the exact opposite of Roger's reality star ex.
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Cilic, a former U.S. Open champion, clearly thrived out of the limelight, wrapping up the match in a brisk one hour 40 minutes.
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Following a brief court appearance that same day, where he was asked to post $216,000 bail, Correia has stayed out of the limelight.
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The television appearance is notable because of the appearance of Ashley Kavanaugh, who has largely been out of the limelight amid the uproar.
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I was thankful that my parents took me out of the limelight when I was young, so that I could have a normal upbringing.
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She previously opened up to Vanity Fair in its March 2017 issue about keeping her personal life out of the limelight (without naming Knight).
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She stayed well out of the limelight but issued a written statement saying her focus was on providing a nurturing home for baby Elizabeth.
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It's an indoors, out-of-the-limelight type of vibe, and you'll have lots of energy and insight to put toward your personal life.
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Sunday's affair is also out of the limelight: It will take place in the middle of a three-day holiday weekend for many voters.
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Watson also opened up to Vanity Fair in its March 2017 issue about keeping her personal life out of the limelight (without naming Knight).
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The Assad regime happily stepped out of the limelight as the world's attention turned back to capturing Raqqa, the ISIS capital in Syria's northeast.
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Now that The Bachelor cameras have stopped rolling, Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi are excited to begin living their lives together out of the limelight.
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Like her sister, Sharon stayed out of the limelight and tried to protect her kids from Disney fame, reported Eriq Gardner of The Hollywood Reporter.
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Several years ago, Fisker was considered a viable Tesla competitor — but after problems with its Karma electric luxury sedan, it slipped out of the limelight.
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This time the star is taking himself out of the limelight and into a more neon-tinged hue, by executive producing a mockumentary about DJs.
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Even though they appeared on the reality show occasionally, Gigi, Bella, and Anwar grew up relatively out of the limelight — the show wasn't their job.
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He's one of those TV directors who's been around for ages (since 2002), but mostly working out of the limelight, bouncing between comedy and drama.
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Ms. Gall stayed largely out of the limelight after her husband's death, although she was the subject of a documentary on French television in 2001.
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"There are few signs of patriotism more powerful than offering to serve out of the limelight," President Obama said to C.I.A. staff members in 2009.
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The former secretary of State has largely remained out of the limelight since her 2016 defeat but has occasionally voiced criticism of the Trump administration.
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Still, would Olivia Jade really go there when she's done so much to stay out of the limelight in the wake of the image-shattering scandal?
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"Tim's been out of the limelight for four, five years, but I'm just amazed at the outpouring of love from his fans and everybody," she says.
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While she convinced herself that being a housewife was the solution to her show business woes, she also never felt quite comfortable out of the limelight.
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In an industry full of high-profile investors, Jacobson largely stayed out of the limelight, attending few industry conferences and strolling largely unnoticed near his office.
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The former Boston Red Sox designated hitter has been home recovering, but he hasn't posted any photos of himself and has stayed out of the limelight.
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As you note in the book, Mattis likes to stay out of the limelight, partly because that's who he is and partly to avoid Trump's ire.
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He called top Virginia Democrats, at times nearly in tears, to apologize for the controversy and looked to move on by staying out of the limelight.
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Some of its victories occurred out of the limelight and deserve more attention — as in the case of the little-known Appliance and Equipment Standards Program.
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Even as it courted publishers for the Instant Articles program, other teams at Facebook were building the features that would gradually push it out of the limelight.
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Clinton's recent reentry into the public sphere after months out of the limelight has led to speculation that she could be seriously considering a rematch with Trump.
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Och-Ziff built itself into one of the hedge fund industry's biggest firms by staying out of the limelight and delivering steady returns that delighted pension funds.
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Patel has largely stayed out of the limelight since taking the helm of the RBI in September 2016, unlike his predecessor Raghuram Rajan who gave frequent speeches.
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That said, as attacks at Wall Street Journal and the center-right AEI show, the gold standard, so long out of the limelight, is rather poorly understood.
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Ecclestone has kept out of the limelight since Monday, avoiding public comments about his replacement or the end of his 40-year-reign as Formula One supremo.
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Archie, who was born in May, had previously been kept out of the limelight by his parents, who made it clear they wanted to protect his privacy.
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So what do we do with the men who have scurried out of the limelight since the Harvey Weinstein story broke last fall and the floodgates opened?
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Instead of dealing with annual congressional grillings, I'd retreat to a nice island out of the limelight somewhere deep in the Pacific, like my other other house.
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While Shookus spent the majority of her career out of the limelight, she's helped thrust several aspiring talents into stardom through her work as a scout on SNL.
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The trial will be a rare case of a global superstar taking the stand in a case that most celebrities would prefer to keep out of the limelight.
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Toomey, she said, "is as hard right as Ted Cruz, but he likes to work in the shadows," keeping his pro-Wall Street record out of the limelight.
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Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, who called the president and successfully implored him to release the aid to Ukraine, has methodically kept out of the limelight ever since.
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Last June, Spears, 25 — who is the younger sister of Britney Spears and wed her husband Watson in 2014 — opened up about raising her daughter out of the limelight.
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Last June, Spears — who is the younger sister of Britney Spears and wed her husband Jamie Watson in 2014 — opened up about raising her daughter out of the limelight.
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Actress, new mom, and Beyoncé aficionado, Anne Hathaway has been out of the limelight for a New York minute, taking time off to care for her newborn son, Jonathan.
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Through it all, Hook has stayed out of the limelight, instead finding a place steps from the secretary of state's office and in the heart of the Trump administration.
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One minute you're the star of a Pikachu dance troupe, the next minute you're swarmed by men in suits and dragged out of the limelight, possibly never to return again.
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Speaking to Billboard earlier this month, Aguilera explained that she stayed out of the limelight in part thanks to The Voice, where she served as a judge for five years.
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Masika says she and Fetty had a very specific deal to keep 3-month-old Khari out of the limelight, and he betrayed her by posting pics of the kid.
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Philippine tycoon Ramon Ang explained on "Managing Asia" in 2013 why he stayed out of the limelight despite having successfully transformed San Miguel into the largest conglomerate in the country.
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And in any event, Lauren is definitely not participating in the Hills reboot, and it doesn't seem like Jen will, either, because she's gone totally out of the limelight now.
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Still, though she has mostly stayed out of the limelight, friends of the couple said she had been a powerful force on decisions large and small in her husband's life.
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In a sign that the Mugabes intend to keep out of the limelight for now, they did not attend a state funeral for a former minister in Harare on Sunday.
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Then again, some of the most effective lawyers work best out of the limelight, on the phone or in their offices, and keep their clients far away from the courthouse.
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While Johnson has largely been out of the limelight since a fall down stairs knocked him out of last year's U.S. Masters, his peers remain in awe of his game.
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The end result is this: Black women sharing their spotlight — or pushed out of the limelight altogether, confined as backup for someone who hasn't worked half as hard to be there.
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And while Paltrow and ex-husband Chris Martin like to keep their two children, Apple and Moses, 12, out of the limelight, they occasionally share some rare family photos on Instagram.
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And while Paltrow and ex-husband Chris Martin like to keep their two children, Apple and Moses, 12, out of the limelight, they occasionally share some rare family photos on Instagram.
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And Linda McMahon, who created spectacle for a living in the wrestling business, has stayed out of the limelight while apparently staying on Trump's good side at the Small Business Administration.
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Red Bull TAG Heuer In its second season out of the limelight after four years of domination, Red Bull showed that the transition from champion to also-ran is not easy.
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Babis finally won approval for his minority coalition with the Social Democrats after the Communists, out of the limelight since the end of one-party rule in 1989, played king-maker.
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Aside from an awkward cameo on the second season of Mr. Trump's television show, "The Apprentice," Mr. Weisselberg has until recently stayed out of the limelight, focusing on serving his boss.
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But anecdotally, at least, we've heard that the company hadn't been very active in the community for some time, and in turn, had somewhat fallen out of the limelight locally, as well.
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The World War II Navy officer who earned the Bronze Star and then the highest grades in his class at Northwestern University law school was nonetheless most comfortable out of the limelight.
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BGC Partners senior technology analyst Colin Gillis, who has a $39 price target on the stock, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " that the tech company should settle its affairs out of the limelight.
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Now, these stalwart men who stepped cautiously out of the limelight after being accused of acts that traumatized women and derailed or cut short their careers are courageously poised for their comebacks.
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Insiders say that one of the motivations behind the Alphabet reorganization was to give Page good reason to stay out of the limelight, since Pichai now leads the most important company, Google.
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As part of the revamp, Ackman, one of the industry's most visible managers, said he would stay out of the limelight to concentrate on investments, leaving the visiting with clients to others.
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Trump Org in the spotlight A Trump Organization business associate said the Trump brothers have "purposefully" sought to keep the business "out of the limelight" -- an effort that has not been successful.
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Born in 248 in New York, Cassidy was the son of performers Evelyn Ward and Jack Cassidy, and though he grew up out of the limelight, he ultimately followed in their footsteps.
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The effort, conducted largely out of the limelight, comes at a time of public outrage over the failure of regulators and prosecutors to punish individuals for actions that contributed to the mortgage collapse.
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SRS, which traditionally stays out of the limelight and has never run a proxy contest, in February announced a slate of five candidates, including two people who are already serving on the board.
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The series flashes back and turns its attention to Fitz, who has tried to stay out of the limelight and embrace being an ordinary citizen during the first 100 days of Mellie's presidency.
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Photo: GettyJust over a week after the massive Google walkout, some tech companies are taking strides toward ending a commonly used practice in Silicon Valley and elsewhere to keep disputes out of the limelight.
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Throughout her life, she never backed down—and in every interview I've seen or read, she stood by her statement at the White House despite being forced out of the limelight for several years.
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In 2013 Michael Dell and private equity firm Silver Lake Partners closed a $25 billion deal to acquire Dell Technologies and take it out of the limelight — and away from the pressure of its investors.
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In fact, they just might be one of the most low-key secretive couples in Hollywood, keeping their relationship photo ops to a minimum and their PDA and personal life totally out of the limelight.
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Jones -- an ex-Duke star -- says he could see a place for Melo with Coach K ... but says the Big Baller has to keep out of the limelight ... something he's been able to do recently.
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After a public rally that made him feel good about himself, Trump spent much of his fifth week as president out of the limelight, resurfacing on Friday only to give another stump speech at CPAC.
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There are plenty of more famous examples, like Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Will Smith, Ryan Gosling, and Brad Pitt — but what about those who have shifted from the pages of TigerBeat and out of the limelight?
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"We've got Hillary Clinton, who Democrats are whispering all over this town, they wish that this book didn't happen, that she would just either make herself useful or fade out of the limelight," Conway said.
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And George W., who has mostly stayed out of the limelight after an eight-year presidential term, just cut two ads for his brother and plans to join him on the trail in South Carolina.
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After nearly four years out of the limelight, Frank Ocean returned a couple of weeks ago with not one but two full albums, Endless and Blonde, along with a full-length visual accompaniment for the former.
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Plus, Rodriguez has been in many high-profile relationships, most notably Kate Hudson and Cameron Diaz, so it makes sense that when it comes to this one, he's up for keeping things out of the limelight.
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Priebus has stayed out of the limelight since stepping down, and, in an exit interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, he said he had no hard feelings and supported the President's decision to replace him with Kelly.
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"I wanted to stay out of the limelight but feel I need to make a statement to clear up some misunderstandings," the video began, with Amanda resting on a couch and showing her injured, bandaged legs.
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"You deserve a congressman who stays out of the limelight and just gets the job done," he said to a group of supporters at a hotel in Bozeman, who repeatedly yelled out that they forgave him.
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As a sign of how much work there is to be done in the department store sector, Nordstrom is also in talks to go private to get out of the limelight as a publicly traded retailer.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - For more than two decades, Och-Ziff Capital Management built itself into one of the world's largest hedge fund firms by staying out of the limelight with its safe and steady investing style.
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While Crawford won't be stepping out of the limelight completely – "I'm sure I'll have my picture taken for 10 more years, but not as a model anymore," Crawford said – it does mark the end of an era.
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With such a commanding lead, Johnson has tried to stay out of the limelight, and opponents have accused him of running from scrutiny to avoid the gaffes that have been a feature of his career so far.
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However, in 1981, IBM came to market with the original IBM PC, and since IBM was a known quantity in the business world, it began to gain success and pushed the Apple II out of the limelight.
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And now, Kanye West is releasing music but still staying out of the limelight, which —considering the roller-coaster ride that has been the past six months for him — shows us that he is working on getting better.
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The clear favorite, Johnson had tried to stay out of the limelight during the campaign, and opponents have accused him of running from scrutiny to avoid the gaffes that have been a feature of his career so far.
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The former Real Housewives of New York City cast member has been living in Australia with her husband, Simon van Kempen, and sons Francois and Johan for nearly two years – and she's loving every minute out of the limelight.
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The announcements about ADP and UTX are the most significant moves Ackman has unveiled this year and come at a time his firm is making waves with double-digit returns as Ackman himself stays largely out of the limelight.
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Washington (CNN)Since her time as a national security adviser and former UN ambassador during the Obama administration, Susan Rice had largely been out of the limelight until she was recently thrust into the snowballing White House surveillance controversy.
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Prince Philip may have retired from public duties and kept out of the limelight at recent events, but he still loves polo — and was visibly overjoyed to join wife Queen Elizabeth at the Royal Windsor Cup over the weekend.
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The succession crisis broke into the public view just as Och-Ziff, which built itself into one of the hedge fund industry's biggest firms by delivering steady returns and staying out of the limelight, was hitting its stride again.
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By mid-afternoon the first lady was back to a supporting role, seated front row to witness the President's anticipated joint news conference with Abe -- policy and politics pushing peace signs and calligraphy lessons quickly out of the limelight.
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He explained how instead of forcing himself to become someone he wasn&apost, he used his personality to his advantage as he developed his own leadership style and built a solid foundation for his company out of the limelight.
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The announcements about ADP and United Tech are the most significant moves Ackman has unveiled this year and come at a time his firm is making waves with double-digit returns as Ackman himself stays largely out of the limelight.
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Katsas has stayed out of the limelight during the slew of legal challenges that the administration has already faced over Trump's executive actions on immigration, sanctuary cities, transgender service members in the military, and the rollback of Obama-era federal regulations.
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Michael Phelps' historic success as an athlete has brought him fame and fortune – but as his last Olympic Games wrap up, in Rio, Phelps faces the risk of greatly diminished earnings out of the limelight, one business expert tells PEOPLE.
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"Since Whitney's death in 2012, [her] trusted and loyal friend, Robyn Crawford, has stayed out of the limelight and held the great joys, wild adventures, and hard truths of her life with Whitney close to her heart," reads the book's press release.
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Ensconced there, he's operated largely out of the limelight — a conservative governor of a conservative state who briefly popped up in the headlines with a fight on a religious freedom bill but also took a surprisingly moderate tack by embracing Medicaid expansion.
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As one of the world's biggest hedge fund firms and one of only a handful of publicly traded ones, Och-Ziff had long stayed out of the limelight with its executives rarely presenting at industry conferences and Och declining most interview requests.
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Ensconced there, he's operated largely out of the limelight — a conservative governor of a conservative state who briefly popped up in the headlines with a fight on a religious freedom bill but also took a surprisingly moderate tack by embracing Medicaid expansion.
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Cordial to other delegates from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and friendly if cautious with journalists, the prince mostly stayed out of the limelight in deference to oil ministers like Ali al-Naimi and Mr. Falih, who were nominally his superiors.
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Despite having been expelled from the Italian Senate in 2013 for his conviction for tax fraud (and there have been countless other accusations, trials and acquittals for a variety of charges), Berlusconi has refused to bow out of the limelight and retire.
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And other than the occasional blowup, as when Long-Term Capital Management went bust in spectacular fashion in 1998 after its models failed to factor in the possibility of a Russian government debt default, the world of quantitative trading has remained out of the limelight.
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The Zapatistas also say that their decision to bow out of the limelight was deliberate — an effort to focus energy on ensuring the success of the communities the movement still controls in Chiapas that are held up by some as models of indigenous autonomy.
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The best thing the Nets can do is continue to stay out of the limelight, which goes against the grain of what they've always been trying to do because their main problem in their entire existence has been being second-class citizens in their own market.
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For the upcoming 2020 elections, political strategists argue that Mercer's attempt to stay out of the limelight and, in turn, limit his contributions, embodies a larger problem for the president and Republican lawmakers: an overall cutback in funding as the party and the president see their popularity wane.
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A near 4 percent rise in retail sales more than offset a drop in wholesale revenues caused by reorganisation efforts launched under 81-year-old founder and controlling shareholder Leonardo Del Vecchio, who has returned at the helm as executive chairman after 10 years out of the limelight.
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From a rage-inducing book quiz to the most star-studded dodgeball game ever, here are 10 of the best... Fed up with NFL's big men being left out of the limelight, Corden takes it upon himself to teach four players how to dance in the clip above.
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Since generations of Cargill and MacMillan families built the company up from a regional grain trader, born in Iowa in 1865, into a global giant, it has kept out of the limelight, preferring to leave that to the customers whose branded products it provides ingredients for, such as McDonald's Chicken McNuggets and Danone's baby formula.
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This is truly a bittersweet moment because though we are all once again gifted with the opportunity to gaze upon the 1Directioner who has been staying out of the limelight for the past year, the first image the magazine revealed, shot by Willy Vanderperre, shows Harry with his long locks once again in tact.
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Her reputation has become a recipe for success, her program a destination for quality high school players who may never have heard of Stevens before someone — a basketball-coaching uncle in Bakolas's case — mentioned this slender Massachusetts native with an easy smile and calm demeanor who has carved a place in women's basketball history right at home, out of the limelight.
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It makes a lot of sense that once he is out of the limelight, Fitz leaves Mellie, marries Olivia and they start their life together in Washington D.C. It also makes total sense that without a political office to motivate him, Fitz turns into a bored, dour drunk — which in turns leads to Olivia resenting both him and herself for not getting into the White House.
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Perhaps because education tends not to be as flashy other areas of tech, and perhaps because Age of Learning has not been in the business of talking up its investors and other milestones that usually form the path of mainstream and tech media coverage, Age of Learning has largely remained out of the limelight compared to some of its peers in the world of successful apps.
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Sure, he's been on a tour, and sure, there's been news that he's been working on a joint album with Gucci Mane, and sure, he's featured on tracks like YG's "Why you Always Hating," yet it may not be a stretch to suggest he had taken a step out of the limelight to reccooperate from the critical aftermath that followed the release of his fourth album.
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