I'm a trainer, I'm a believer in pedigree, but I've got Dillian and pedigree means nothing to him.
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When you talk about pedigree, amateur experience, fought this one and that one, pedigree means nothing to him.
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In fact, race-based nativism comes with an exalted pedigree — and that pedigree is something we all should remember as the Trump administration continues its assault on immigrants of specific nationalities.
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When the 2008-09 Blackhawks lost in the conference finals, they did so to a Red Wings team with a championship pedigree that lost to a Penguins team with a similar blossoming pedigree.
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The founders' pedigree appears to be part of Elph's appeal.
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What's also worth noting is the pedigree of this company.
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This is worth a look based on that pedigree alone.
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One new musical TV series has a pop star pedigree.
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Recruiters in the financial industry place high premiums on pedigree.
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With Greene, Google scored someone with a tremendous enterprise pedigree.
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Hughes has the pedigree to become an elite hockey player.
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The stylized show has a strong pedigree, especially for Discovery.
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The idea of Kerneuropa ("core Europe") has a long pedigree.
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I personally like the clever design and the spaceflight pedigree.
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Even before joining the show, her musical pedigree was impressive.
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But Switzerland, Austria and Germany all have a fine pedigree.
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Once an art journalist, Venet has an impeccable art pedigree.
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Besides his Google pedigree, he had been unusually well paid.
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Because Kavanaugh has the pedigree that Trump is drawn to.
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What is now the Writers House has a similar pedigree.
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Schwartz isn't necessarily sold on employees with a distinguished pedigree.
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In pedigree and in running style, Robinson, 26, resembles Ivory.
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When you win this, it's a pedigree for the boat.
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Starz's upcoming new series American Gods has an enviable pedigree.
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His pedigree made his lack of playing time stand out.
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Bloomberg's pedigree appeals to the tech industry elite, observers say.
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The postwar pedigree is a lure for others as well.
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Boasting a proud literary pedigree, Trieste is populated with statues.
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But his pedigree suggests this distance may be a stretch.
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This has forced pedigree breeders to hawk their wares creatively.
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That alone should be a testament to Apple's hardware pedigree.
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His pedigree also includes leadership roles at Apple and PayPal.
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I am in awe of the pedigree of the Academy.
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PEOPLE's World's Cutest Rescue Dog Contest Presented by PEDIGREE is back!
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The Otto/Uber team And that pedigree starts at the top.
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I lacked the pedigree of most faculty at places like Berkeley.
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However, Serbia also brings a considerable basketball pedigree to Sunday's final.
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No quartet had ever been assembled with a finer sprinting pedigree.
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The group's academic pedigree was seen as a mark of inauthenticity.
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In a town wary of outsiders, Buck has the right pedigree.
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Attacks of this kind have a long pedigree in American history.
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As BuzzFeed News pointed out, the app comes with conservative pedigree.
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More than resume and pedigree, "we look for hunger," Huang says.
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Despite Mary's literary pedigree, she was often dismissed as a dilettante.
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Mr. Lim does not have the classic pedigree of the provocateur.
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Maybe even Texas Christian and Alabama, the latter on pedigree alone.
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These are what determine success, not an Ivy League pedigree. 3.
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In addition to that, there is the pedigree of the startup.
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It merged with The Gazette, which has an even older pedigree.
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The goose-step clowning in "The Producers" has a long pedigree.
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It is a market for high-grade, high pedigree corporates now.
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Her pedigree certainly stands up to that of our current president.
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His pedigree aside, he did not impress his last time out.
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The second Cobra has a little less of a competition pedigree ...
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Their pedigree underscores that Valley giants are investing resources into the tech.
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Hopkins didn't have a pedigree that said he was destined for greatness.
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There's nothing wrong with betting pedigree when the odds are this long.
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With this pedigree, PullRequest has managed to draw interest from 450 teams.
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The new lineup of MacBooks haven't lived up to the Air's pedigree.
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Microsoft combines its own cloud expertise with a long pedigree in games.
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Why Verge readers might care: The film has a pretty impressive pedigree.
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Unlike most democracies or republics, monarchy has the advantage of historical pedigree.
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Everyone, basically, is playing precisely as logic and pedigree suggests they should.
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The diamond, the solitaire setting, the antique pedigree...you know the drill.
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Given their pedigree, they'll probably be intelligent, gracious, and very good looking.
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But for a chef of his pedigree, the fun didn't stop there.
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However, given their pedigree, Perlman and Hirsch should feel right at home.
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But digging up details on Shelden's pedigree is a far simpler task.
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Campbell is yet to turn his amateur pedigree into professional success, though.
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Please, tell Pedigree to make this gloriously dumb idea a real product.
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Boycotts of Jewish businesses have a particularly foul pedigree in Nazi Germany.
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Baseball might not have seemed the most likely option, given Murray's pedigree.
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Now, because I've been working for so long, people know my pedigree.
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"All I know that this painting has a strong pedigree," she said.
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Shattered Dreams is out now on New York label Purple Tape Pedigree.
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Despite his pedigree, he had taken a circuitous route to the ministry.
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Hes got a great pedigree, said someone who has worked with Roberts.
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The latest of these collaborators has a pedigree in the tech world.
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It's a slick, fun little action adventure title, worthy of its pedigree.
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With the studio's pedigree, this game is, unsurprisingly, very fun to play.
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They don't share Newt's pedigree or Credence's ominous threat; they're side dishes.
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He's been training well since then and has the pedigree to win.
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While Katherine clearly has a Hollywood pedigree, she's not IN the biz.
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"They are optimized for conveying the importance of your pedigree," Hanlon told me.
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OpenAI certainly has the pedigree to make some serious headway in the field.
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The M5 is the classic sports sedan with a pedigree that spans generations.
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Milk's status as a tech startup outsider is as compelling as his pedigree.
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Gamified hiring allows employers to break away from degree and pedigree-based hiring.
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Being a part of the school requires an elite pedigree, intelligence, or both.
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Now the campus, with the United Nations pedigree, is home to Lehman College.
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The two-bedroom, three-bath is as gorgeous as its design pedigree suggests.
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Despite her famous pedigree, Hawke said his daughter wasn't always interested in acting.
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A supporting infrastructure has sprung up that encourages lavish spending on pedigree homers.
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And his pedigree of turning a franchise around enticed Billiard and the Breakers.
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Defrost is a live-action Gear VR series particularly notable for its pedigree.
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If you're looking for a property with a pedigree, this is the place.
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"He has a winning pedigree and he has command," Showalter said of Faria.
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Like McMullin, Patrick had a strong pedigree in public service and corporate life.
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That shouldn't come as a surprise given the founder of the company's pedigree.
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By then Fatemi knew his pedigree, but she didn't let that intimidate her.
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Despite his family racing pedigree, his parents insisted that he go to college.
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Every Pedigree Dog Food® Dog Wash had to be entered and reentered.
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Be aware of the pedigree of the survey before you evaluate the results.
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Like Sangmanee, he comes from boxing country and hails from pedigree champion stock.
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He arrived in New York in the early 1990s with a creative pedigree.
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Mr. Brafman has a more modest educational pedigree but a touch of showmanship.
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Mr. Thomas, 47, doesn't have the traditional pedigree of a Wall Street lawyer.
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Woods has nine players in front of him, and they have some pedigree.
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Hiring practices, especially on the editorial side, have long favored bloodline and pedigree.
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Rick could set it up with his Cy Young Award-recipient pitching pedigree.
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If the higher price was for the Trump pedigree, perhaps it didn't work.
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Mr. Trudeau enjoys the rare political combination of good looks, charisma and pedigree.
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If the Aggies get up for this game, their pedigree should shine through.
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We demand leadership with the aforementioned high pedigree of experience, reliability, and integrity.
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He calls his offense "The System," but its pedigree is the Air Raid.
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Leaving the entourage of such pedigree names was a bold and surprising move.
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Even though the XPS 13 has a strong pedigree, it's worth talking about again.
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Kardashian has a thing for mobile seven-footers with a championship pedigree, we suppose.
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The RS 5 is a track superstar, and the adjustable options reflect that pedigree.
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Even with her pedigree, however, the road to political power was far from easy.
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And in addition to its spiritual pedigree, it actually has quite practical uses, too.
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They also provided the stability of a championship pedigree as Durant rehabs his injury.
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Instead, he cast FF as an underdog short on pedigree, but full of promise.
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Having joined Arsenal from Borussia Dortmund, Rosicky brought some serious pedigree to the club.
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To get the career she wants, then, she pretends to have a different pedigree.
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"Everybody is chasing the same 2% [of engineers] with the great pedigree," he said.
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You do know that women are human beings and not pedigree show dogs, right?
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Given the company's pedigree in smartphone camera technology, this might be one powerful cameraphone.
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In fact, he says Miami has that championship pedigree you can't ever count out.
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It's worth noting that the team behind Mabl has a bit of a pedigree.
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"Shallow," which pops up as the soundtrack's 12th track, has an interesting songwriter pedigree.
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This explains why competitive bidding — despite its bipartisan pedigree — is so vexing to politicians.
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Validated skills and aptitudes, not educational pedigree, are what count in a talent marketplace.
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"A player with that quality right now, that pedigree, needs to play," Pareja said.
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China has so far been unsuccessful in developing its own white-feather pedigree lines.
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Reed Cordish, who similarly lacks a technical pedigree — but does know Trump's daughter, Ivanka.
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In many ways, the film has the kind of pedigree that the Oscars love.
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"This estate has such an incredible pedigree and history," says listing agent Aaron Kirman.
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That pedigree is "a potent force that isn't really matched by any other shop."
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Others get riddled with questions about their pedigree: Do they know the right people?
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HTC is combining the two and offering the pedigree of its big VR brand.
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And his pedigree is impeccable: His father, Pioneerof the Nile, also sired American Pharoah.
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Trump has questioned not only Obama's birthplace but also his academic and literary pedigree.
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These efforts at disenfranchisement have their pedigree in the states' rights arguments of old.
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Given its climate-related pedigree, it is substantially likely the rule will be changed.
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As a result of his pedigree, the English Derby was broadcast live in Japan.
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Even then, he stood out, for his Party pedigree, his intellect, and his size.
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That said, I always root for the person without pedigree, someone who's bootstrapped themselves.
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Lopez and his teammates, after learning about Marks's background, said that his pedigree was encouraging.
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I don't think Essential, even with Andy Rubin's pedigree and mobile acumen, is another Apple.
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Which only increased the brand recognition the vehicle already had thanks to its military pedigree.
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Perhaps so, if this touching advertisement by dog food manufacturer Pedigree is to be believed.
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That kind of pedigree commands a much higher salary than an undergraduate computer science major.
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Shelley (portrayed in the film by Elle Fanning) was raised with an impressively liberal pedigree.
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Yusanjan Abdur Rahim, 15, claims he once sold a pair of pedigree chicks for $22,19553.
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Rylo's stabilization also looks uncommonly good, though perhaps that's no surprise considering the Hyperlapse pedigree.
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The city's textile mills were packed with workers of mostly Quebecois, Irish, and English pedigree.
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Selection is then based on scores and evaluations rather than a candidate's education and pedigree.
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Roman said she is no novelty candidate and her popularity is about policies and pedigree.
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It's not the brand's flagship Phantom, but its $412,430 price reflects its super-luxury pedigree.
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In addition to the perpetually-engaging Witherspoon, the new movie has a pretty great pedigree.
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Walking around with a crown and a pedigree is an affront to the human race.
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Hackenberg, despite his pedigree, developed an uneven reputation as his production diminished as he aged.
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Amanda Geci, an Alabama resident who owns a Chincoteague pony, keeps a searchable pedigree database.
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"The Posting Tail" is a ridiculous prototype device created by Saatchi & Saatchi Madrid for Pedigree.
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There was a period when I was looking to hire people with a certain pedigree.
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Each has a respected basketball pedigree, and both are former members of the Big East.
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He's not the only one with a traditional Wall Street pedigree at the online lender.
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That musical pedigree, combined with a love of The Simpsons, Jim Carrey movies, and Airplane!
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By family pedigree and temperament, he was a philosophical skeptic and a ruthless social diagnostician.
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Trouble was, for all their brainpower, passion, and pedigree, algorithms just did the job better.
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"The facts suggest that you absolutely have Native American ancestry in your pedigree," he replies.
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His conflict is about his where he is supposed to go based on his pedigree.
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Netflix likely backed this series with such a large monetary commitment because of its pedigree.
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If all these programs do not have the same pedigree, all these individual teams belong.
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Many American bloodstock advisers rank pedigree far ahead of performance in projecting a stallion's quality.
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RGGI (pronounced "Reggie") has, in fact, a Republican pedigree, dating back to 2003, when Gov.
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Use relevant pedigree or your company's mission to catch the attention of the school's administrators.
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"That's the one he has to be scared of; he has the pedigree," he said.
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Australia will be industrious and dogged, but this team lacks the pedigree of previous incarnations.
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Dow Travers's pedigree included time at the prestigious Harrow School in England and Brown University.
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Meet the runner-up rescues of PEOPLE's World's Cutest Rescue Dog Contest Presented by PEDIGREE.
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Slutsky, despite an extensive Champions League pedigree, was seen as untried, untested, all but unknown.
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Aside from boasting great American craftsmanship, the Original Pilot aviators have an impressive historical pedigree.
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That explains why, despite its pedigree, Arthus-Bertrand has never before designed its own collection.
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Despite its unlikely pedigree, Team Israel has blended in an organic, if slightly peculiar, way.
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It was an impressively inclusive bunch, with respect to gender, generation, background and celebrity pedigree.
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Quah's answer: It's hard to tell, but the pedigree situation probably played a big part.
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Donath had the pedigree investors want to see, with degrees from Yale and Harvard Business School.
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For Love of the Game has a good pedigree behind it, beyond Costner, Raimi, and Scully.
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Someone with an "Ivy League pedigree" and a "superlative resume" who had done extensive academic writing.
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What may have been most interesting to investors is the pedigree of the company's co-founders.
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Miss Kitty and Ludo are joined by two pedigree felines—Misses and Jan, both Persian cats.
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For people who have been waiting, it simply needs to live up to the Air's pedigree.
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So with a pedigree like that, you come away with at least a few good stories.
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With her famous pedigree, it didn't take long before Fisher began exploring the L.A. party scene.
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A cheap male might go for £300 ($390), less than the price of a pedigree dog.
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The founder pedigree was also one of the big reasons behind investor interest in Mapillary, too.
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And it has a pedigree too—it's designed by veteran Kenner and Hasbro employee Mark Boudreaux.
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Erez Cohen has an almost formulaic Silicon Valley pedigree—UC Berkeley undergrad, PhD dropout, startup founder.
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Instead, it demonstrates what happens when Netflix's prestige- and pedigree-obsessed creative strategy overrides all functionality.
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It was Poirier who mixed up his offense with takedown attempts, despite Gaethje's great wrestling pedigree.
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There's reason to be optimistic about the next release, though, and that's because of its pedigree.
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See him attack a speedball, and you see that coltish, pedigree athleticism still lurking in him.
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Thomas C. Davis, a former investment banker, has a Harvard pedigree and a country club lifestyle.
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A bad narrator of the facts, he was a good narrator of his own erotic pedigree.
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Soon after it was concluded in October, Mr. Portman announced his opposition, despite his trade pedigree.
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But people-- I don't think people realize just how-- you know, how good your pedigree is.
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His pedigree of service to this nation is well documented and all approbation is well deserved.
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The urge to do so has a long pedigree, dating perhaps as far back as 1965.
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If they want to land Amihere, they'll have to offer more than just a winning pedigree.
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" This week, before the signing was official, James praised Wade's "championship pedigree" and his "basketball mind.
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Scharping said he valued a cow's bucking-bull pedigree, but also how mothers raise their calves.
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"It's in his pedigree — both sides — he's not going to get away from it," Dylan said.
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These, from andSons, a chocolate shop with pedigree that opened last spring in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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His credentials are sterling, and his Knicks pedigree has fans talking about a return to glory.
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The city's latest destination is somewhat smaller: a skatepark, albeit one with an international design pedigree.
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While he has all the tools — size, intelligence, pedigree and a big arm — Kizer lacks experience.
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Neither the Ivy League, nor Oxbridge, nor the top schools in Japan have the same pedigree.
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A college degree was not necessary for respect or admiration; an Ivy League pedigree didn't matter.
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" Bustamante responds, "The facts suggest that you absolutely have a Native American ancestor in your pedigree.
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But what really makes me feel attached to this phone is its distinct look and unique pedigree.
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Not that his pedigree won him any deference from the other members of the squad on Wednesday.
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Fitzgerald's credits include work on shows like Portlandia and Nathan for You, and his comedy pedigree shows.
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It's a measure of how influential customers receive new products and celebrate the pedigree of old ones.
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Although Japanese are keen to share Instagram images of handbag-sized pedigree pooches, few adopt abandoned pets.
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Saddam Hussein's mythical (but no less indispensable!) weapons of mass destruction had an excellent Ivy League pedigree.
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He will be matched with a pedigree hen, in the hope that his offspring prove similarly adept.
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We don't know much about the game, but given the studio's pedigree, there's reason to be excited.
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Despite his pedigree, Mr Mitsotakis was an outsider when he ran for his party's leadership in 2015.
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Bonham Carter, 51, certainly has the pedigree to play the role of Queen Elizabeth's younger, rebellious sister.
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Stand out from the furry crowd of Snapchat users by turning your mutt into a fancy pedigree.
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In part, Nikon is betting people will bank on the company's pedigree and pay a little more.
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He has a Republican pedigree handed down from his mom, who served in President Ronald Reagan's administration.
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Devin Funchess is a raw rookie with a second-round pedigree and a 49 percent catch rate.
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But, given her Hollywood pedigree, it's hard to ignore the fact that she's been famous since birth.
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But while he's got a pedigree, some McDonald's employees aren't impressed with what the duo has created.
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I don't want to see our party fail again by taking Barack Obama with a Republican pedigree.
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Aside from chocolate, Mars makes Wrigley gum, Uncle Ben's Rice, Dolmio pasta sauce and Pedigree pet food.
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While the film reminds Phillippe of his horror pedigree, it also echoes elements of his life now.
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The pedigree of this piece includes Thursday Afternoon, Neroli (whose subtitle is Thinking Music IV) and LUX.
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Consumption taxes are the quintessential use taxes with an impressive conservative pedigree: Ronald Reagan favored use taxes.
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This year, he's been turning in the excellent performances you'd expect from a player of his pedigree.
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A starry cast, a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright: Alexander knows from experience not to rest on pedigree.
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M&M-owner Mars has bulked up its pet business, which includes Iams, Pedigree and Whiskas brands.
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There's also the risk, even with the perfect pedigree, that the animals could get sick or injured.
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I was already, as a woman and an American without Oxbridge -- Oxford or Cambridge -- pedigree, an outsider.
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This machine-politics pedigree manifests itself in her well-known ability to exert dominance on her caucus.
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"Immigrant, Montana," drawing on a pedigree that stretches back to Sterne, proceeds associatively, rather than by incident.
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Don't-believe-your-lying-eyes revisionism has a lengthy pedigree, and a mixed record, in conservative propaganda.
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Indeed, the people and settings in her earlier trilogy had an equal if not greater literary pedigree.
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It doesn't shock me when you know Brad Stevens's system and his pedigree, where he comes from.
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Isaac, with his easy charm, comes from a creative pedigree—a family of naturally musically-inclined folk.
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An unassuming rear hatch for the most part, but you're quickly informed of this EV's nonpolluting pedigree.
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Just giving people money: It's a method backed by extensive research, and it has a bipartisan pedigree.
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With her family's social media pedigree and 101 million Instagram followers, she fits into this pattern nicely.
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"This painting has an important pedigree that dates back decades," Ms. Antognini said in a telephone interview.
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The penchant for throwing good money after bad has breathtaking pedigree, from the Vietnam war to Afghanistan.
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With his pedigree, and his easygoing personality, he was able to transcend his series and his sport.
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Their pedigree traces back to classical 19th-century British liberalism that championed mass opportunity and individual flourishing.
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Those who know Goldman say that pedigree is reflected in how House Democrats have conducted their case.
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It just does so without being as worth catching, given its creative pedigree, as it should be.
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But the 275-year old Plaza has a sterling pedigree and an honored place in American culture.
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His pedigree is impeccable: His father, Pioneerof the Nile, sired the 3393 Triple Crown champion, American Pharoah.
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And most pedigree breeds, after a century of in-breeding, are in dire need of genetic diversity.
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"Sprinters don't accelerate to the top by acquiring the perfect pedigree," they write for Harvard Business Review.
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They invested not because the investment checked out, but because Caspersen, his family, and his pedigree did.
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Democratic officials also see candidates with a military pedigree as an appealing contrast to entrenched, career politicians.
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Mr. Snow was born to wealthy art world aristocracy — the de Menils — and an impeccable uptown pedigree.
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Fifth on the medal table in wrestling at the summer Olympics, Turkey's wrestling pedigree cannot be disputed.
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Still, airpower has a long, healthy pedigree of fantastic visions that were decades ahead of their time.
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A beat up SUV found in a British barn in 2013 turned out to have a royal pedigree.
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What the band does on and off stage is a pedigree above what a lot of bands do.
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She ended up trailing 5-2, but in the event had too much pedigree for her Belarusian opponent.
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That crying is loudest in areas of shortage and where traditional degree/pedigree-based filtering is least relevant.
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The Love has a serious design pedigree in the form of Yves Béhar, who helped design the device.
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Farris's pedigree — and baggage — made him a surprising pick for some staffers inside ADF's headquarters in suburban Phoenix.
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In addition to its otherworldly pedigree, the Crescent is a friendly mountain retreat chock full of outdoor adventure.
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Similarly, pedigree cats are also associated with higher risk of joint and kidney problems, as well as cancer.
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Both clubs have great historical pedigree, and both have shown a tendency to underachieve in the modern era.
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Now you have a chance to prove it with PEOPLE's World's Cutest Rescue Dog Contest Presented by Pedigree!
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Some of what has made this startup such a confident bet with founders has been the startup's pedigree.
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In the world of diplomacy, though, Kerry's pedigree and Ivy League education seem to give him an edge.
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Somehow, you forget to mention that on the campaign trail when gloating over your brilliant Ivy League pedigree.
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To most, Hawke might be another product of celebrity offspring, primed for success by way of her pedigree.
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Basically, they've got a pretty great pedigree when it comes to updating the usual fairy-tale love story.
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Despite their longtime Village pedigree, however, the neighbors and soul mates Earl and Bette are stuck in place.
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Despite its film pedigree, Disney's biggest business happens to be cable TV with properties like ESPN and ABC.
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I see the Apples and Googles willing to hire based on what you know compared to your pedigree.
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They've got a championship pedigree, but are often forgotten behind national powerhouses like Louisville, North Carolina and Kansas.
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But Ruiz provided a marginal upgrade against left-handed pitching and brought a championship pedigree from the Phillies.
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Although the United States still has many glaring flaws, the laws in this country recognize merit over pedigree.
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Recently, speaking by phone from a film location in Colorado, Ms. Fonda, 20153, firmly denied her style pedigree.
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Manning was considered the more polished of the two quarterbacks, with a striking maturity and an NFL pedigree.
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It's an ambitious creation for such a small team, even one with the pedigree that Three Fields has.
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Nor, given his pedigree, did he arrive at his career in the absence of other things to do.
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Chinese opera has a long pedigree in Thailand, home to the largest overseas Chinese community in the world.
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Millions and millions of records have been sold under Reid's watch—and that's just part of his pedigree.
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The stepdaughter of legendary bassist Stanley Clarke, her jazz pedigree shines through in her expert phrasing and musicality.
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I'm very proud because I come from that same pedigree...I like how that team is built up.
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Claire lets him down by reminding him that he doesn't have the pedigree nor property that Randall has.
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Moving on, Coral Capital has raised $46 million for itself, and this is interesting, because of its pedigree.
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Johnson had the better season, but also has less of a track record and none of the pedigree.
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In Mr. Edwards, they recognized a larger talent with a broader musical pedigree who would improve their band.
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He had a pedigree that aligned him with the New England elite: He grew up in Greenwich, Conn.
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But a conservative pedigree is no guarantee that a Supreme Court judge will rule in a predictable way.
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The humble city is home to Gisborne Boys' High School, a public secondary school with a rugby pedigree.
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Still, Judge comes with an impressive pedigree, having served under both Belichick and Alabama head coach Nick Saban.
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He saw a Derby-winning pedigree on paper when he chose Candy Ride to mate with Steady Course.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when Mars began offering two pet food brands, Pedigree and Whiskas.
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But once you get some open road and punch the accelerator, its racetrack pedigree comes out to play.
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This "Dynasty" is created by Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage and Sallie Patrick, a pedigree that raised higher hopes.
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They do not have the aura of wealth—and many surely lack the Ivy League pedigree—Trump craves.
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As befits a sprawling, globe-girdling story of historic transformation, "The Lehman Brothers" has an intricate, multinational pedigree.
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The catch is that with markets skittish, investing to grow looks almost pointless, no matter the pedigree of leadership.
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Now, she's proving that her Harvard pedigree and natural smarts haven't been dulled by her lifetime in the spotlight.
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Despite its Satanic pedigree, the band is far more hard rock than metal, and of a decidedly poppy persuasion.
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Westminster and Pedigree had worked together for two dozen years before the split, according to The New York Times.
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Since then, Aden has racked up an impressive pedigree, walking for Yeezy Season 5, Max Mara, and Alberta Ferretti.
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As you might expect from that pedigree, the Atomic Blonde trailer is all slick stunts and neon-drenched style.
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Pedigree decided to conduct a social experiment to see just how strong the bonding power of pets can be.
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For each post with this hashtag, Pedigree will donate one bowl of dog food to a shelter in need.
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It may not have the Stephen King pedigree, but there's no doubt that Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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How do you entice players to come to a club with lots of money but a dubious recent pedigree?
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Pedigree was recorded in studbooks (lists of all dogs of a certain breed) and breeds took decades to develop.
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BlueVoyant has a notable pedigree that goes some way to explaining how the idea for the startup first germinated.
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He also has a great Cambridge pedigree, graduating in physics from the University of Cambridge back in the day.
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Kenya's athletics pedigree has been tainted by up to 40 runners failing dope tests in the past four years.
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It's an argument inflected with Trump's distinct brashness, but one that has a long pedigree in mainstream conservative thought.
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Now, a new partner in a fund is not always news, but what is different is Tan White's pedigree.
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That means that players and fans from all over the continent approach it with high expectations – whatever their pedigree.
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But despite this pedigree, don't expect to hear this show's name when the 2019 Emmy Awards are announced Tuesday.
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James Otis just got out of jail after being arrested for felony vandalism, and he has quite the pedigree.
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And the 60-year legacy of Lefebvre as one of the team's first overseas players only reinforces that pedigree.
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So beyond paying a possible premium for the Trump pedigree, what else does a buyer get for that price?
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So Ireland have the form and pedigree to win again, especially with other teams in a state of transition.
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YouTube also has a strong pedigree as arguably the most well-known destination for online video on the internet.
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A 2015 survey conducted by The Kennel Club discovered inbreeding among pedigree bulldogs skyrocketed during the 1980s and 1990s.
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In an ideal world, Uranus would have been entitled to an illustrious name to match its unique historical pedigree.
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Her mother is a sales associate at Pedigree Ski Shop, a sports clothing and equipment store in White Plains.
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It didn't hurt that they were a private equity company with an enterprise software pedigree, and they wanted Ping.
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They knew the terrorism pedigree of the key figures, and monitored travel to watch for people training in camps.
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Only Hirscher's greater pedigree in the giant slalom prevented Kristoffersen offering a real challenge in the overall title race.
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Most wines are good values because they do not have the sort of pedigree that almost always raises prices.
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"I just think she has a better pedigree and background to support and protect our public lands," says Miller.
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They had money, power, social status, the best land and a noble pedigree going back to William the Conqueror.
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There's only one of these rigs, alas, though any of our readers located in Spain can apply at Pedigree.
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"The American perception is that European museum directors don't come with a certain fund-raising pedigree," Mr. Hollein said.
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He also had pedigree: His dad, Ed O'Neil, was an NFL linebacker from 1974 to 1980, primarily for Detroit.
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He entered the fight game because he enjoyed watching it, without any pedigree other than a brief amateur career.
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Threads popped up on gaming message boards like NeoGAF calling the announcement a "disappointment," even given the game's pedigree.
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Forget her UFC accomplishments -- Styles says what really matters is Rousey's Olympic pedigree, something she shares with Kurt Angle.
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In my 45 years in the working world, I always saw employees judged on cooperation and performance, not pedigree.
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As the profile and strategic significance of the tournament continues to consolidate, so does the pedigree of its champions.
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Iceland's soccer pedigree is too great, its quality too high, for it to be included with those startling results.
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He has the international pedigree, having coached in Colombia, Mexico and even England, as an assistant at Manchester City.
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Lynch's playing pedigree — nine Pro Bowls and a Super Bowl title as a hard-hitting safety — gave him authority.
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She was (is) a lovely woman and though we had a similar pedigree, we had a problem with religion.
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Ms. Sherman said the ring "has everything going for it": good looks, good pedigree and a good G.I.A. certificate.
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The most important aspect is known as "provenance" — the pedigree or chain of custody of the artwork in question.
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Flood's pedigree as a top Washington attorney could also motivate young lawyers to come work at the White House.
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Warren comes from a predominantly white state and has an Ivy League pedigree, including as a Harvard Law professor.
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On the other hand, his academic pedigree — like that of Justice Gorsuch — is impeccable: Yale and Yale Law School.
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It was like a sort of Town & Country, as it were, for London, except it had a great pedigree.
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Despite both its pedigree and popularity, Dungeons & Dragons isn't the only type of table-top RPG you can play.
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Then there is the question of showmanship—the scratching, beat-juggling technical DJ skills that defines the DJ's pedigree.
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Despite his wrestling pedigree Henderson has always been susceptible to being taken down amid his aggression on the feet.
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Basically, it could be the home for the next Game of Thrones — and not just because of its producers' pedigree.
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This distressing film, directed by Valérie Donzelli from a script by Ms. Donzelli and Jérémie Elkaïm, has an admirable pedigree.
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His retail pedigree includes roles as CEO of True Religion Brand Jeans and president of licensed brands at VF Corp.
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And beneath that style is a thrilling, frantic competitive shooter reworked into a party game worthy of the Nintendo pedigree.
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Plenty of video games get by on name recognition or developer pedigree, but Sundered can sell you with a screenshot.
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But the "Star Wars" pedigree proved irresistible to audiences, and the film seems positioned to play well through the holidays.
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But "old cheese" could just as easily refer to gamalost's pedigree, a heritage likely more than a thousand years old.
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In the 21st century, we hope to say farewell to pedigree and usher in an era of skill-based recruiting.
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He's a guy that has a winning pedigree throughout the minor leagues — two championships in Savannah and one in Binghamton.
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In 2012, Westminster dumped its longtime sponsor Pedigree, the popular dog food brand, after its commercials featured sad shelter dogs.
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It could be added to the list of Mr Trump's statements demonstrating the anti-Muslim pedigree of the travel restrictions.
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Well, this is where that Blue engineering pedigree comes in: the Ella have a powered amplifier built right inside them.
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Cooper's directorial debut is also Gaga's studio starring debut, and they'll be taking on a film with a giant pedigree.
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Anti-government protesters now want him to put Sadr, whose religious pedigree comes from a Najaf family, in his place.
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Shelter pets can be pedigree or mutts, young or old — they're all perfect and they need to find good homes.
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Despite his sporting pedigree as a grand slam champion, he tries not to push too much unsolicited advice on them.
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Her country music pedigree keeps revealing itself, even when we thought we knew everything there is to know about her.
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Could any of us have hoped to have the composure and pedigree of Ford if put in a similar situation?
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Because Ms Brown is black and has a Democratic pedigree, she threatened to bleed votes from Ms Luria in November.
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Roma's prospects and its pedigree (Cuarón won an Oscar for directing "Gravity") gave Netflix enough incentive to change its policies.
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The newspaper reports that a winning bird with "a good pedigree and track record" can go for up to $10,000.
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When he heard about the Alexa Prize, Marek was worried that he and his team didn't have the proper pedigree.
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One guesses that with its newly raised round and the founding team's pedigree, that won't be the situation for long.
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To complicate matters, the team's two Spanish strikers, both of whom have some pedigree, can't seem to find any momentum.
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In spite of that pedigree, this book is about as un-chef-y a chef book as you can get.
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For a time, there was even a dog tax that scaled upward with the breed and pedigree of the dog.
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The Hugo's impeccable pedigree is complemented by a characterful box that is instantly distinct from everything else on the market.
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Succeeding him, Marc Bohan, the longest serving creative director of Dior, is, ironically, the least famous leader in its pedigree.
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That's because he comes from a fashionable pedigree, including his sire Pulpit, and relatives Tap Your Heels and Ruby Slippers.
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And elevating skills over pedigree creates new pathways to employment and tailored training and a gateway to the middle class.
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With that sort of pedigree, it was a bit of a surprise to see the project come up so short.
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These were players with decent domestic pedigree, all of whom could most likely have secured transfers to respectable European clubs.
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Holy Fever has a pretty insane pedigree that boasts members American Nightmare, The Hope Conspiracy, The Explosion, and Suicide File.
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Grandparent birds are the progeny of pedigree stock bred largely by three global companies, Aviagen, Cobb-Vantress and Groupe Grimaud.
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There, Buttigieg's background as a McKinsey consultant and his Rhodes scholar pedigree earned him a direct commission into the Navy.
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In a swing district with a GOP pedigree, she highlighted her centrist beliefs and promised to end politics as usual.
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Mareshal was born in the Ivory Coast, a country that, despite a proud footballing pedigree, did not qualify for Russia.
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Low skills, low wages, minimal English, lots of children and probably not the best hygiene — that's half of my pedigree.
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Alderson this past winter hired Mickey Callaway, who had a fine pedigree as a pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians.
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Records from the two other arrests were provided by the New York Police Department, called modus operandi and "pedigree" reports.
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But as she built her brand, Ms. Consolo methodically developed a pedigree that she sold and preserved for decades, unquestioned.
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Mr. al-Rimi, 41, is among the few Qaeda leaders whose terrorist pedigree traces to the era before the Sept.
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And elevating skills over pedigree creates new pathways to employment and tailored training and a gateway to the middle class.
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"The facts suggest that you absolutely have Native American ancestry in your pedigree," Bustamante tells the senator in the video.
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From its premise and pedigree, the Freeform series "Beyond" seems as if it should have more surprises than it does.
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But he has otherwise not cut a high profile in Washington since being elected in 2012, despite his political pedigree.
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Vick's successor, Matt Ryan, is his antithesis in nearly every possible way — be it race, playing style, pedigree or personality.
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However, Mars' petcare division is still better-known for (and sells more of) its pet foods, including Pedigree and Whiskas.
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"McLaren's racing pedigree is founded on decades of performance in the most technologically advanced sport in the world," he said.
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Former Barcelona boss Guardiola certainly brings the pedigree with two Champions League titles among his 12 trophies as a manager.
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They were a feel-good story as Chrome outran his pedigree and seed money through the 2014 Triple Crown races.
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He has the pedigree to upset me if I'm not on pinpoint and I'm not sharp and I'm not accurate.
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But he has otherwise not cut a high profile in Washington since being elected in 2012, despite his political pedigree.
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Joyce combines that pedigree with a boxing style that overcomes slow hand speed by bullying opponents with his sheer size.
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That is when a qualifier learns the first-round opponent, and it is often someone famous with a top pedigree.
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When we began investigating McKinsey & Company, the consulting firm with the golden pedigree, we knew how difficult it would be.
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But these works' roots are much deeper and their pedigree much richer than the new president of the United States.
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"And even managers with a strong pedigree and a long track record are having a difficult time raising money," she added.
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He landed the gig with the usual Silicon Valley pedigree, having worked at a couple of startups and Fortune 500 companies.
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The Ku Klux Klan, the "positive Christianity" of the Nazis and the Lord's Army of Uganda all claimed a Christian pedigree.
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"You want to make sure they really have their pedigree in psychology if they're calling themselves a psychological astrologer," Freed says.
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Giroir, who was previously the director of DARPA's science office, lauded BrainCheck's "scientific pedigree," and the potential extensibility of its app.
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It ought to sound better, too, given Harman Kardon's audio pedigree and inclusion of three times as many woofers and drivers.
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There was a 15-page application, which I would assume required submission in duplicate, pertaining to the pedigree of the pup.
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He was also the primary catcher for the Red Sox in the 2013 World Series victory, further bolstering his championship pedigree.
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Celebrity judges Katherine Schwarzenegger and Dan Smyers of Dan + Shay, along with judges from PEOPLE and PEDIGREE, will pick the winner!
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Other research suggests the rate of inbreeding for bulldogs is declining, according to the U.K. Kennel Club, which registers pedigree dogs.
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Whatever his other talents, he had a pedigree and connections, and these were essential to his pursuit of money and power.
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Washington (CNN)While this year's Republican National Convention in Cleveland will certainly be memorable, Ohio already has a remarkable presidential pedigree.
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Greene, who was co-founder and CEO at VMWare for many years, gave the company an enterprise pedigree it previously lacked.
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Gun ads are now about their combat capability and military pedigree — to be used for modern frontiers, whatever they may be.
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In essence, what's the winning difference that has enabled me to lead and grow businesses successfully without the traditional business pedigree?
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It's notable to me, too, that Halli came out of India (with a Silicon Valley pedigree, but still based in India).
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Early last year the French bulldog overtook the Labrador retriever as Britain's most popular pedigree dog; pugs were not far behind.
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But since McAdoo emerged as a top candidate for the Giants job, there have been more than questions about his pedigree.
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Instead, a man widely regarded for his analytics pedigree will switch sports and try to fix another broken team, the Browns.
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At the same time, Le Pen may have reassured some fence straddlers who were wavering over her radical right-wing pedigree.
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That's probably because the CBD jelly beans from Spectrum Confections have a surprising pedigree: Founder David Klein also created Jelly Belly.
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There's no need to question Razer's gaming pedigree; the last two generations of Blade machines have always had high-end specs.
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And given the pedigree of the teams entering the competition, the losses suffered in the group stages were even more crushing.
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Now that Google has put up its money and, by extension, its pedigree, the road ahead looks even brighter for Lyft.
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Despite the injury, the 49-year-old legend finished the match -- and even put Kane into his trademark Pedigree finishing move.
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With a history as well established as glory holes, cemetery sex has a long and illustrious pedigree in American public life.
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Treasury Steven Mnuchin, with his Wall Street pedigree with a side of Hollywood success, isn't the right guy to do this.
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Underscoring the property's textile pedigree, the hotel offers a custom-tailoring package with the nearby (very upscale) Santa Eulalia department store.
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It's not "La La Land," despite a shared pedigree, but the movie's buoyancy does offer similar moments of gravity-defying escapism.
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"I still have a lot to learn when it comes to the lambs," the Pedigree ambassador admitted to ET on Saturday.
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Clues to the pedigree of its editors-in-chief Frances von Hofmannsthal and Thomas Persson are scattered throughout the Shoreditch studio.
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They were arguably the best amateur team in the northeast, and they had the pedigree—and the hardware—to prove it.
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That kind of pedigree guaranteed, to the (just about) pre-teen me, that this game was categorically not going to suck.
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Whatever happened over the last year, Google's famed pedigree as the best smartphone camera maker on Earth is now in question.
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He frequently says he has a very high IQ, pointing to his Ivy League pedigree and his successful real estate career.
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His pedigree and early impression have historical echoes of 1988, the Dodgers' last championship season, when Kirk Gibson joined the team.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — President Trump thinks Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh has the perfect pedigree for a spot on the Supreme Court.
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His parents started showing pedigree Jerseys 40 years ago, and he, his wife, and young kids have carried on the tradition.
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In another sense, however, it offers quite a different model from its predecessors, favoring nimbleness and flexibility over stability and pedigree.
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Outside of Jurassic World's Colin Trevorrow, the Jurassic Park franchise has a solid pedigree when it comes to terrific popcorn directors.
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He's got a considerable pedigree at putting on events, parties, club nights and gigs, everywhere from West Africa to North Korea.
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She had come to New York without the pedigree or capital that buoys you in a city poisonously obsessed with status.
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As a lawyer, Meyer shares a pedigree with two of Clark's predecessors, Donald Fehr and Michael Weiner, who also led negotiations.
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He said it was there he learned that "background, pedigree and privilege matter not" when compared to hard work and determination.
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In fact, Mr. Northam, a Virginia Military Institute graduate with a strong Southern pedigree, didn't even come close to matching Gov.
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There&aposs a great ad for Pedigree in the UK, and it shows you an old man, he&aposs getting ready.
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As a result, these policy ideas have yet to establish a strong partisan pedigree or ownership by one team or another.
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Mr. al-Rimi, 41, was among the few remaining Qaeda leaders whose terrorist pedigree traces to the era before the Sept.
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Mr. Wright's film is a display of pedigree and prestige, which are certainly part of the coin of the Oscar realm.
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For all of its pedigree, the Review is a safe, staid publication, one that is firmly embedded in the publishing establishment.
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That pedigree (and the shabby quality of domestic Chinese cars in the past) catapulted the mark to great success in China.
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Both directors have followings, but Mr. Park's art-house pedigree might have been expected to carry his cinema of spectacle further.
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The undefeated Cuban fighter also brings an impressive amateur pedigree from the school that has dominated the amateur ranks for decades.
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In New Zealand and America it is regarded as a normal animal-breeding procedure and clones are part of the pedigree market.
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It's a pedigree that, we're told, makes them perfect for rebooting Modern Warfare with a greater focus on story than ever before.
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"In addition, it expands the global regulatory pedigree of the AP1000 plant design and further confirms Westinghouse's innovative safety technology," he added.
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Advance Pet is a subsidiary of Mars, Incorporated, which also makes pet foods under brand names like Eukanuba, Iams, Pedigree, and Whiskas.
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PEOPLE has the exclusive first look at the film, written and directed by a newcomer with an impressive pedigree, Hallie Meyers-Shyer.
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The company has previously helped others take their products to market, and it's certainly not the worst pedigree for a crowdfunding project.
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But if Offal, like so many such shows, privileges artists with a certain kind of pedigree, it is heterogeneous in other ways.
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It comes from a bright and shiny San Francisco start-up, with an engineer-cum-creative director who's got an Apple pedigree.
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Yet, with its Arabic name and Qatari pedigree, the network continued to struggle to find a place in the U.S. media landscape.
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Given the sisters' grace and famous pedigree, fans have already begun wondering if a Stallone family reality show might be a possibility.
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If there are requirements for the most elite escorts, the perfect résumé includes a liberal arts degree and an East Coast pedigree.
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His quarter-final opponent, the 12th-seeded Spaniard Pablo Carreño Busta, is another clay-court specialist with little pedigree on hard surfaces.
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In his 1988 shareholder letter, Buffett praised Berkshire Hathaway's operations managers for their performance and pledged his allegiance to experience over pedigree.
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If you're going to slap the Jeep name on a go-kart, you better make sure it lives up to brand's pedigree.
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Given his pedigree, a number of publishers had reached out to him, but he was wary of working with a big company.
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And while Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night may not be a Castlevania game in name, it has the right pedigree behind it.
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Embark, a doggie DNA startup has raised $4.5 million in seed to expand its offering of genetic kits for your pup's pedigree.
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Still, Oladipo shouldn't be judged for his contract—a weighty four-year, $84 million deal—or Indiana's unfashionable faith in his pedigree.
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One person to thank for that is star and Parks & Rec alum Aubrey Plaza, who brings a comedic pedigree to the role.
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It comes with a proven pedigree in the UK, and the network is giving it a five-night-a-week summer run.
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A blue-chip talent from a family of elite athletes, Diamond DeShields has long had the pedigree of a can't-miss prospect.
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Her enterprise—connecting people with their roots, restoring to them a pedigree from which they had become separated—was always phrased optimistically.
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In coming years, patients will be faced with either longer wait times or receiving care from doctors with a mediocre academic pedigree.
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We get a lot of weed-related pitches at TechCrunch, but most of them don't come with the pedigree of Herb's investors.
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Given the pedigree of our sponsors, I expect this program will very quickly become a vital resource for entrepreneurs building frontier tech.
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ReCore may be a brand-new property, but it's one that comes with plenty of expectations given the pedigree of its creators.
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The idea has a long pedigree, endorsed by great figures of the enlightenment such as the Marquis de Condorcet and Thomas Paine.
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I decided to pursue their work because, given their scientific pedigree and financing, I felt they had the best shot at success.
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For lovers of adventurous bass music, there are few DJs with pedigree comparable to that of Glasgow-born, London-based DJ Kode9.
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They are recognisable, they have great pedigree, but they can no longer keep up with the frenetic pace of the Premier League.
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For a new VR headset that doesn't come with a pedigree from Sony, Google, Valve, or Oculus, these are all noteworthy achievements.
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Given its pedigree, the Nobel Prize doesn't have to keep sponsors happy, which means it doesn't necessarily face this kind of pressure.
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Celebrity judges Olivia Munn and LeAnn Rimes, along with judges from PEOPLE and Pedigree, will pick the winner from the top three.
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It's in the storytelling where "Yellowstone" doesn't do much more than simply plod along -- largely squandering, at least initially, its thoroughbred pedigree.
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The 17th-century stone house was once a royal hunting lodge and is full of mementos of Mr. Beatty's trans-Atlantic pedigree.
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He faces all this in order to find out whether it's practice, pedigree or just plain grit that brings in the wins.
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Politically, she is a two-term governor with international experience, and she has the perfect Trump pedigree: Close, but not too close.
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When it comes to fine dining and exceptional service, you'd be hard pressed to match the Roux family in terms of pedigree.
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Here we see the political skills start to form as he charms them, emphasizing not his father's drunkenness but his Harvard pedigree.
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So, how does a restaurant with such pedigree go abruptly from a "5" to a "2" in the eyes of the FSA?
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While Serbia will be making their first appearance in the gold medal game, they bring a deep basketball pedigree to the final.
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It brought him legions of fans known as "Chromies," but the reality was breeders would be wary of his blue-collar pedigree.
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DNA fingerprinting is commercially available for dogs, for example, for purposes like identifying a lost or stolen pet or tracing a pedigree.
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Tarik Cohen, Fournette's opposite in many ways — build, pedigree, running style — enthralled all the same on Sunday at Soldier Field in Chicago.
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Like some of the other Quibi projects that have been announced thus far, the pedigree of Gloop World sounds fantastic on paper.
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Lovell is a hearty, galumphing Briton of good pedigree and even better connections who once worked in corporate finance in New York.
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The big game is famous for its slow motion replays, iconic water bowl cam and, of course, the Pedigree puppy kiss cam.
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"Enemy of the people" is a phrase with a near-perfect totalitarian pedigree deployed with refinements by the Nazis, Stalin and Mao.
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Considering Samsung's pedigree for making great smartphones, it's no surprise the company has made a truly powerful, gorgeous, insanely feature-packed smartphone.
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The Pixel's camera has typically been one of its signature features, one of the areas where Google's software-first pedigree stands out.
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So consulting firms, especially, want to hire the best and brightest, since the pedigree of their employees is a top selling point.
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The initial beneficiaries were pedigree dogs, a creation of 19th-century upper-class Britons that America's thriving middle-classes embraced with gusto.
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"For every Stanford graduate, there are hundreds of people without that kind of pedigree who can do just as well," he said.
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Williams, meanwhile, expressed mild disappointment at her play, especially considering her superior doubles pedigree of 16 Grand Slam titles to Federer's none.
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Whether Russia can manage that against Egypt and then Uruguay, opposition of considerably greater pedigree than Saudi Arabia, remains to be seen.
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Hussle captured both his métier and his pedigree when he dubbed himself the "2Pac of my generation," a cleareyed if fatal prophecy.
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Today's change of heart will invite plenty of amateur prognosticating about how Tebow's football pedigree will help him transition, if at all.
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Mars, which also makes Wrigley gum, Uncle Ben's rice and Pedigree pet food, is privately held and does not disclose detailed financial information.
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The MateBook 13 isn't flashy, and it doesn't have the brand appeal or pedigree of systems like the MacBook Air or XPS 13.
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He is not only Ivy-league educated, but also has an elite international pedigree, with degrees from Harvard, Oxford and Yale Law School.
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A British shorthair waits during the jury session at the international pedigree dog and purebred cat exhibition in Erfurt, Germany, on June 2.
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Kenya, renowned for its distance running pedigree, has been tainted by a number of doping cases involving high-profile athletes in recent years.
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But given the pedigree of the product line, there's a good chance that the H4 will continue the Beoplay legacy of quality headphones.
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To finance the gap Britain must either borrow or sell assets to foreigners, including luxury flats in Mayfair, pedigree stallions—and big companies.
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Japan's rape law was introduced before women could vote and its main intent was to protect family honour and pedigree, legal experts say.
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Titanfall 2 established Respawn's pedigree with stellar single-player campaigns that made familiar tropes feel fresh, and that bodes well for Fallen Order.
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As for animal shelter staff, they should simply enter "mixed breed" or "unknown" in their records when a dog's actual pedigree is unavailable.
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Some are pedigree dogs abandoned by tragic circumstances, others are mixed breed pups who spent their entire lives on the street until now.
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Now, he has a boat and an adorable "pedigree polydactyl Maine Coon," according to Facebook, who helps him on board in unique ways.
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Known more for its candy, Mars has made pet holdings, including popular food brands Iams and Pedigree, a major part of its business.
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Audeze's LCD23.5 Classic cans are exactly the sort of product that could exist merely to cash in on a famous name and pedigree.
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Pedigree: Maple was initially backed by Momofuko chef David Chang, but Chang would later help launch a rival meal delivery service called Ando.
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Before Barao's eventual rematch with Dillashaw, Almeida underlined his pedigree in the striking department with wins over veterans Yves Jabouin and Brad Pickett.
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It can also grab GPS data and pin a spot on a map to show where the picture was taken Right now, Pedigree.
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Yes, The Circle is a movie with nearly unparalleled pedigree, based on a well-regarded book by one of America's most beloved authors.
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He deserves not to have it mentioned in reviews of his books anymore, so look up his pedigree if you really need to.
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The closer you get, the stranger it looks: The roughness of its red, worn, workaday surface is at odds with its Victorian pedigree.
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In addition to a yearling's pedigree, potential buyers are looking at the horse's conformation, which basically means how balanced the horse's body is.
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Despite the phone's pedigree, it sold poorly and Essential reportedly cancelled a second model last year and laid off 30% of its staff.
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"Very unwise if @realDonaldTrump is criticizing Sessions' accent and legal pedigree—unless POTUS wants to offend his most ardent 'Bama supporters," Ingraham tweeted.
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He had just spent 20 minutes lamenting how his party had become perceived as the party of "pedigree," the party of Ivy elites.
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Kavanaugh's pedigree and conservative judicial record won over Trump, probably more than his stint as staff secretary to former President George W. Bush.
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His pedigree, his demagoguery and his inscrutable platform — including the proposed mass deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants — make him a giant story.
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Yet founders must be able to properly contextualize the pedigree of those customers, and always keep the long-term vision front and center.
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O'Brien boasts that such a pedigree has lured the support of around half of the nation's College Republican state chairs and vice chairs.
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Anger coursed through his recital of his pedigree — captain of the football team, his admission to the top law school in the country.
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"With California Chrome, there is a real pedigree pattern that is very similar to what Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew had," Taylor said.
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DJ NJ Drone (AKA Bobby DeBois) will drop his first physical release this week on March 25 via Geng's Purple Tape Pedigree imprint.
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"Looking at their pedigree, I'm so impressed by them," Chukwuemeka, who read about the team in a newspaper, said on a recent morning.
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Rangers General Manager Jeff Gorton emphasized that in addition to adding an experienced scorer of Panarin's pedigree, his mentoring potential is equally vital.
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Japan's rape law was introduced before women could vote and its main intent was to protect family honor and pedigree, legal experts say.
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"Michael is a great actor who has gravitas and a believable New York pedigree," said Ben Stiller, who directed "Dannemora," in an email.
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"He goes back to Suzhou, China, where he comes from, this city of gardens with an amazing pedigree of architecture," Mr. Adjaye said.
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China's Ministry of Agriculture lists the breed on what it calls its "national team" — animals of excellent pedigree whose genes should be protected.
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First there was Petke, whose accent and attitude underlined his Long Island roots, and later players like the largely pedigree-free Mike Grella.
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An 18-time All-Star, Bryant was known for his remarkable scoring ability -- his turnaround jumper was nearly unstoppable -- and his championship pedigree.
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The domestic hacking remains a puzzling contradiction, given Sandworm's widely acknowledged pedigree as a GRU team; Google declined to speculate on the motivations.
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Almost 3,000 high-pedigree dogs were groomed for victory this year in the most prestigious title in the rarefied world of dog breeding.
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It is unclear to what degree the price obtained at auction was tied to the belief that the diamond had a royal pedigree.
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Hoppert: The Tesio Stakes winner is steadily improving and has a pedigree that suggests he may like the mile-and-a-half distance.
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Everyone listed below has some combination of pedigree, money, grass-roots support or, at the least, publicly stated interest in a presidential bid.
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His habit of insubordination despite his military pedigree emerged at the Naval Academy, where he graduated fifth from the bottom of his class.
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If you were wondering about the pedigree of fashion-show guests, well ... At Margiela, designed by John Galliano, models stayed pensive and thirsty.
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But Chrome's pedigree is modest, which could restrict his breeding fees and which made it more enticing to keep him on the track.
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Ex Parte Quirin has now joined the mainstream of legal doctrine despite almost a half-century of neglect and a problematic legal pedigree.
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Her son didn't have a photo to prove his famous pedigree, even though he does hold a U.S. passport and was born in Philadelphia.
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One tactic was to give Op an art-historical pedigree dating at least as far back as the Impressionists, who focused on perceptual experience.
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"If I look the gaming headphone companies, with the exception of one or two companies, there is almost no audio pedigree," he told Gizmodo.
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Much of the blame can, quite fairly, be directed at breeders, dog show (or pedigree) culture, and consumers themselves, who create demand for purebreds.
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According to many vets, animal biologists, and wellness experts, the culture of pedigree dogs has lead to widespread hereditary health problems in many breeds.
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Her son didn't have a photo to prove his famous pedigree, even though he does hold a U.S. passport and was born in Philadelphia.
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But if the height and the pedigree didn't make it obvious enough, Roberts' first sports passion unexpectedly revealed to him his biggest basketball asset.
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A rule without that sort of pedigree - a requirement that public companies disclose their political contributions, for example - might qualify as unconstitutionally compelled speech.
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Old debates about whether an image was doctored will give way to new ones about the pedigree of all kinds of content, including text.
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Though he's severely outmatched in terms MMA experience, he possesses the kind of grappling pedigree that could easily end Tokoro's night in a blink.
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Stay tuned for my review as soon as they become available to know if that sound lives up to Audio-Technica's pedigree and promise.
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Mars, the maker of Whiskas and Pedigree pet products, will pay $93 per share, a premium of 31.4 percent to VCA's Friday closing price.
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Legacy pet-food brands such as Mars' Pedigree, Nestle's Purina, and Smucker's Gravy Train and Kibbles 'n Bits have all seen sales sag recently.
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What I Love 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Living in a Greenwich Village apartment with a distinguished pedigree is something Paul L. Whalen savors.
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Apple doesn't have the strongest pedigree for providing tools that developers can embed into their web apps, but that might be starting to change.
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After graduating from university — Julie from Smith College and Ivanka from the University of Pennsylvania — both married men of a similar high-society pedigree.
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From producing motherboards in the 1980s to the high-end gaming computers of today, you can't argue with the company's pedigree in the space.
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In America, the French bulldog has risen from the 58th most popular pedigree dog to fourth since 2002, according to the American Kennel Club.
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First Man and Widows are likely shutouts First Man and Widows were considered front-runners long before they even premiered due to their pedigree.
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While Black Panther has a Marvel pedigree and a matching budget, Raising Dion is actually based on a short film by director Dennis Liu.
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I can't excuse that with something that costs a thousand euros and comes from a manufacturer without an international pedigree like Apple or Samsung's.
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Its ambition is matched only by its pedigree: Bill Gates, Intellectual Ventures, Airbus, SoftBank and OneWeb founder Greg Wyler are all backing the play.
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He had the look, the pedigree, the work rate, the mic skills, and an almost uncanny ability to get uninspiring angles and characters over.
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The VR games and worlds included with the Labo: VR Kit are incredibly well-executed and genuinely enjoyable, which isn't surprising given Nintendo's pedigree.
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But the latest little sis to take the fashion world has a pedigree that can't be beat — and she just landed a major campaign.
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It helps explain the fascination in Trudeau beyond his looks (6 feet 2 inches), his youth (44), his elegant wife and his patrician pedigree.
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From Matt Serra to Thiago Alves, everyone St-Pierre has faced has been caught by this at some point regardless of their striking pedigree.
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But a short web series, made up of five-minute improvised snippets, launched by an already established social media star with a Hollywood pedigree?
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Despite her famous name and political pedigree, Romney McDaniel, 44, ended up in politics the way a lot of women around the country do.
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Starting off with the blank slate of a new brand, there is no established pedigree or customer goodwill for Lynk & Co to rely on.
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Some skepticism is warranted, but the pedigree here is difficult to doubt; we'll know more once orbital testing commences in the next few months.
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Next up is the MongoDB IPO filing, which presents an interesting mix of revenue growth, persistent — if stable — losses, and a New York pedigree.
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These players are blessed with talent, youth, and pedigree, and usually have a few consecutive seasons of minor league dominance in their back catalog.
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That Hollywood pedigree has no doubt helped her career, but it's also given her a glimpse into just how shallow the industry can be.
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Gloria infuses the neighborhood—where margarita happy hours and loaded tater tots are honored traditions—with downtown cool bolstered by an élite seafood pedigree.
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"He had a fabulous pedigree, and all the qualities needed, so we thought he would make a good sire," said his trainer, Michael Dickinson.
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Respawn Entertainment proved with Titanfall 2 that it has a deft mastery of single-player design, and Jedi: Fallen Order only cements that pedigree.
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The gyms were world class, their pedigree was champion thoroughbred and the coaches were top dogs like Cornelius Hemmers, Eddy Smulders and Thom Harinck.
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With her pearls, perfect posture and Daughters of the American Revolution pedigree, she basked in depictions of herself as the perfect wife and mother.
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She had the right pedigree, having toured and recorded with Will Oldham (in his Bonnie Prince Billy guise) before concentrating on her solo career.
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Added to that, when it comes to collective agitation, Armenia is a nation with pedigree, and a long tradition of cultural and political bohemianism.
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That pedigree plays well with the majority, also Burmese and Buddhist, and acts as a bridge to her former foes in the military establishment.
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"He would take objects that were somehow considered less valuable, that didn't necessarily have pedigree, and reassemble them in unexpected ways," Ms. Standefer said.
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But Lighthizer is an old hand (he's 71) who has a pedigree of having worked with then-President Ronald Reagan -- and Trump likes that.
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The nonprofit charged a "pedigree" fee for hundreds of the dogs it found homes for in states like California, Illinois, Florida and New Jersey.
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However, coming from a country with little football pedigree, he never had the opportunity to play in the sport's centerpiece tournament, the World Cup.
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Despite Harris' military pedigree and hawkish views, analysts said it was unlikely Pyongyang would be particularly concerned or shocked by Harris' appointment in Seoul.
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Barboza doesn't have the wrestling pedigree of Philadelphia native Alvarez, but if that's the camp's gameplan then it's definitely something to be wary of.
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His pedigree is immaculate: he's the son of Dos Caras, a legendary luchador, and the nephew of Mil Mascaras, an even more legendary luchador.
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But that Chanel seal of approval isn't bestowed on just any stylish teen (regardless of famous pedigree) — and Smith doesn't take the responsibility lightly.
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Born into a family that had originally immigrated from the Catalan coast in Spain, he had a political pedigree rooted in the 19th century.
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The presentation hit on familiar themes: the franchise's championship pedigree, the Steinbrenner family's commitment to winning and all that New York has to offer.
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In a tribute to the apartment's pedigree, the bathroom features a Cecil Beaton photograph of a young James fitting a dress on a model.
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Hirji has a long pedigree in the world of finance, but his most recent gig was advising a16z portfolio companies on their growth strategies.
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The daughters, each of whom is married to a rabbi with distinguished Hasidic pedigree, are Tziporah, Malka Chana, Hinda, Chava Reizel, Golda and Bracha.
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General Milley has a long military pedigree with some of the Army's legendary units, like the 82nd Airborne Division and the 10th Mountain Division.
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"The Post," with a glittering pedigree that includes Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, has provoked enthusiasm, but also its share of sniping.
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It also traces the contradictions of an elite who are both worldly and provincial, and a calcified hierarchy determined by race, class and pedigree.
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Aron has trappings of a prototypical corporate executive, including the Harvard undergrad and Harvard Business School pedigree, and an extensive tour in private equity.
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Sanchez also comes with a sluggers pedigree joining Ruth and Maris as just the third Yankee to hit 30 homers in first 90 games.
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The rise of pedigree dog-breeding prioritized looks over function and the result are the genetic problems we see in so many breeds today.
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A former finance minister and jailed dissident, she had a pedigree that included the United Nations, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
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This nominee is the fruit of a poison tree and no amount of educational pedigree or persuasive elocution can cleanse him of that contamination.
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Cheyer and Kittlaus' pedigree, however, instantly makes Viv a very hot player in the space, and we're looking forward to learning more on Monday.
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She does not have the pedigree of the others, but she showed great competitive grit Saturday, fighting off four match points before finally succumbing.
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Seattle Seahawks (5-2) — They can't run the ball and the defense is sort of old, but you have to respect the championship pedigree.
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Cruz, who has the ultimate pedigree with degrees from Harvard and Princeton, doesn't think someone's CV automatically qualifies or disqualifies them from becoming president.
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Likewise, the festishization of Detroit has enabled, in just a few years, artists (and anyone) who claim a Detroit pedigree to gain market leverage.
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And yet ... Despite its decidedly antithetical Oscar pedigree, the surprise box-office blockbuster from Fox/Marvel suddenly has all the markings of a potential nominee.
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So stay tuned for my full review in the coming weeks to find out if they live up to the storied B&W brand's pedigree.
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WWE, reality TV ... IT DOESN'T MATTER -- The Miz says his future daughter will dominate any career she damn well pleases 'cause of her championship pedigree.
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Her pedigree Park is the daughter of Park Chung-hee, the country's president from 1961 to 1979, who was assassinated by his own intelligence chief.
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He boasts the perfect Hollywood pedigree as the son of Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn – but now, Wyatt Russell, 29, is joining the family business.
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A Matter of Breeding: A Biting History of Pedigree Dogs and How The Quest for Status Has Harmed Man's Best Friend, Beacon Press, Boston, 2015.
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The Remix is the company's newest product, and serves as a natural extension of the V-Moda pedigree into a new line of Bluetooth speakers.
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Mueller, whose contract expires in 2020, came from within the VW ranks and such a pedigree has long been a hallmark of the company's CEOs.
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"In recognition of his professional pedigree and personal investment in student success, Matthew McConaughey has been appointed a #TEXASMoody professor of practice," the tweet read.
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Riggi and Wells certainly have the pedigree, and Silverstone has the talent, so we'll have to see if she'll ride low expectations to huge success.
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The company raised $60 million in its most recent round of funding, but has been on investors' radar for years, thanks to its famous pedigree.
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" Trocheck said: "Any time you see a guy with his background and his pedigree, you know what you're getting — you know he's a good coach.
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But Cuarón comes with a significant pedigree: he's a six-time Oscar nominee, with wins for Best Director and Best Editing on 2014's Gravity.
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Indeed, in many ways he was an exemplary Soviet man—hardworking, of peasant pedigree and lacking bourgeois instincts, such as a desire for private ownership.
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Manchester United boasted by far and away the best pedigree of the clubs involved, comparable only with the likes of Ajax, Roma and Inter Milan.
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We also don't know a price or release date, but given the Predator line's pedigree, it'll likely be pretty powerful whenever it does hit stores.
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Anyway, if you're interested in memes, JAJA's pedigree might be the only real difference between it and literally every other blanco at its price point.
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Valade's Sunrise pedigree and plan to follow Dropbox's bottom-up freemium strategy by launching premium subscription and enterprise features has already attracted investors to Jumbo.
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Think again: We have hunky drag kings, seasoned queens, crazy drag creatures, queens with pedigree, queens you've seen on TV, but not on Drag Race.
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Nigeria's Semites argue that they are descended from one of Israel's lost tribes and that cultural similarities such as circumcision are proof of their pedigree.
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"Anyone who states their pedigree just before issuing a statement is arguing from authority, which may or may not be based on evidence," Tyson tweeted.
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Liberal Jews have been among the most vocal critics of Trump from the get-go, but their partisan pedigree limits the cachet of their criticism.
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Whitney in the late 1910s and early '20s by Robert Winthrop Chanler, an artist with an Astor pedigree whose legacy is only now being rediscovered.
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Even their journeymen have a pedigree: Gary Medel, once a curiosity at Cardiff City in the Premier League, is a steady player at Inter Milan.
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His pedigree embodied the paradox: one of his grandfathers was the railway magnate John Murray Forbes; the other, the transcendentalist philosopher-poet Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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To be honest, I'm still upset Dear White People, with its award-winning creator pedigree and striking, often-haunting storylines, didn't get any Emmy love.
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To begin with, a convention for proposing amendments is a species of "convention of the states" — a kind of gathering with a long historical pedigree.
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Serbia however also brought a considerable basketball pedigree to the gold medal game, having been part of the former Yugoslavia, once a European basketball power.
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Haas, one stroke behind after matching the day's best score of 64, has the best pedigree among those on the leaderboard, with six career victories.
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"He has a good pedigree," said Jake Benson, 483, the publisher of The Proctor Journal, who went to school with two of Mr. Stauber's cousins.
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In speaking about him last week, Offensive Coordinator Frank Reich cited Foles's pedigree as a coveted point-guard recruit before he chose to play football.
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As you'd expect, given the pedigree of its producers, it has attracted a lot of talent, and the results are tangible in the early episodes.
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Youman had no pedigree to speak of, but defied odds by making to the Major Leagues as a 43rd-rounder in the 2001 MLB Draft.
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"In recognition of his professional pedigree and personal investment in student success, Matthew McConaughey has been appointed a #TEXASMoody professor of practice," the tweet read.
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Trainer: Steve Asmussen Jockey: Ricardo Santana Jr. Odds: 12-1 Drape: He finished big in Baltimore and offers a pedigree that is long on stamina.
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Finish with the pedigree of having been an urban locus of the vanished Songhay empire, which once commanded a region twice the size of Texas.
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Some 2,700 dogs from more than a dozen countries have entered the two-day competition, one of the world's most prestigious events for pedigree breeders.
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Mr. Payne's pedigree promises a dramatic focus on the characters rather than on novelty computer-generated imagery (or C.G.I.) — though micro-Damons do appear likely.
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Mars spends most of its advertising dollars for its petcare brands — including Pedigree, Cesar and Whiskas — on television, according to the food group's marketing chief.
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M&M-owner Mars has been building its pet business, which includes the Iams, Pedigree and Whiskas brands, to help compensate for slowing confectionery sales.
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City's detractors say it lacks pedigree in European competition, when really what it needs is context, something to serve as a comparison and a watermark.
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Variety notes that Yuh Nelson's directing pedigree includes episodes from the animated Spawn series, Kung Fu Panda 2, Kung Fu Panda 3, and The Darkest Minds.
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Its Beijing pedigree meant it had even more reason to go out of its way to retain the key names it paid for, splurging if needed.
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And that's something it will need, because All the Money in the World doesn't quite have the gumption to live up to its all-star pedigree.
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While Chrome is dominant on desktops, it's also arguably been complacent the last few years, and often Google's geek pedigree shows in some features, like extensions.
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As a result, legacy pet-food brands such as Mars' Pedigree, Nestle's Purina, and Smucker's Gravy Train and Kibbles 'n Bits have all seen sales sag.
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Meanwhile Mr Joshua, who turned professional after winning the Olympic gold medal in 2012, had been steadily gaining experience without facing any fighters of real pedigree.
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The combination of his pedigree and the possibility that he really does have incriminating information about Mr. Trump makes him a particularly appealing witness to Democrats.
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In 2018, OnePlus is adding a pair of wireless earphones to its portfolio and, sure enough, the $69 Bullets Wireless keep up with the OnePlus pedigree.
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Four-times champion Roger Federer restores some grand slam pedigree to the court when he meets Belgian David Goffin in the final match of the day.
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It has a 20-year pedigree through its Xbox series of consoles, and its Azure cloud platform is the world's second-biggest, after Amazon Web Services.
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Piper hails from a wealthy, WASP-y Connecticut family and enjoyed all the luxuries that come with such a pedigree before she ended up behind bars.
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Still, we expect a lot when we see the name Moog, and from the looks of it, the Model 15 app is true to its pedigree.
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Spike's Lip Sync Battle All-Stars Live got a gold medal pedigree when Olympians Michael Phelps, Simone Biles, and Aly Raisman all appeared on the program.
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Sharp and Oduya, both 34, might be headed toward the latter stage of their career, but their stellar play and experience add to the Stars' pedigree.
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Yet the working-class Khan managed to win out against a Conservative rival with family pedigree, wealth, and friends in powerful political, media, and business circles.
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The money quote: "I don't think [Steve] Bannon has jack sh*t of a Goldman Sachs pedigree," one former Goldman Sachs partner told VF's William Cohan.
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Even though she had to forge a new path in STEM, Acevedo attributes her success in college and beyond in part to her Girl Scouts pedigree.
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The pedigree of the founders and their plans for a new game were enough to bring in other gaming-focused investors to round out the financing.
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While Gaethje may loathe attempting takedowns, he has a great wrestling pedigree and seems well aware of how well the attempt can set up striking opportunities.
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Given their pedigree, it's no surprise that the company has already raised an $8.5 million funding round, either (and it's basically bypassing the seed round stage).
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When teams establish a pedigree in one game, they can expand into other disciplines and attach some of that clout to the name of new signees.
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This is based on the fact that Apple has a team of 800 people working on the iPhone camera and the iPhone's imaging pedigree to date.
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At the same time, such a compilation of carefully chosen music could be a kind of heraldic device that announced its maker's allegiance and cultural pedigree.
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The article needs a speedy fact-check, and Jim, who is quick to mention his Harvard pedigree, convinces her that he's the man for the job.
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In "Mischling," her harrowing debut novel, Affinity Konar recounts this darkest of fairy tales — not collected by the Brothers Grimm, but with a different German pedigree.
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"With Microsoft, their pedigree is as an enterprise software company," said Arun Karur, a vice president at Publicis' Sapient Consulting organization, in an interview with CNBC.
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But only a few of the bigger misfires come with the sort of concept, cast or creative pedigree that would raise expectations, only to dash them.
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Like, what do the lyrics, "Blobby, oh Mr Blobby, if humanity's a question of degree / Blobby, Mr Blobby, stay loyal to your Blobby pedigree," actually mean?
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He may not have quite the pedigree of Lynch, was drafted in the first round this year, but he is clearly farther along in his development.
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But LIGO still foundered until Dr. Barish, a Caltech professor with a superb pedigree in managing Big Science projects, joined in 1994 and then became director.
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Manager of his own hedge fund, Noble Capital Advisors, he rarely comments on Tesla in public or on Twitter, and he comes with an impressive pedigree.
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A stallion's fee is initially determined by his own accomplishments and pedigree, then later by how his foals sell, and ultimately, by how his progeny run.
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Las Vegas Aces guard Kelsey Plum has experienced more tumult over the past 153 months than most players with her pedigree deal with in a career.
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Like the rap videos, her foray into horror represents both an abstention from, and an implicit critique of, the Hollywood playbook for stars of her pedigree.
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Despite its brutal pedigree, this band puts a slightly ethereal touch on its songwriting, adding atmospheric delays and reverb straight out of the post-rock playbook.
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This pedigree makes it all the harder for some people to accept that she is now a chief executive fully engaged in running her own business.
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Mohammed Hanif, who at 54 is among the most revered Pakistani novelists of his generation, comes with an obvious pedigree to pull off such a stunt.
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Most of the discrepancies center on her self-portrayal as a left-wing Democrat, an immigrant from Colombia, a Jewish woman with an Ivy League pedigree.
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Its growth and profits proved toothsome to the investing classes, bolstering the Seattle area's tech pedigree by adding a second trillion-dollar business to its rolls.
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With an 89-78 victory, the two had combined forces — Delle Donne's transcendence with Toliver's pedigree — to become, together, what they'd set out to be: champions.
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"Incorporated," a series that begins Wednesday on Syfy, has a flashy pedigree — Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are among the executive producers — but few original ideas.
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Yet the Rockies liked his athleticism and his pedigree, as he was a former second-round draft pick from a major college program at Louisiana State.
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The First Guards Tank Army, made up mainly of forces transferred from other units, including elite motorized and tank divisions near Moscow, has an extensive pedigree.
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Trainer: Mark Casse Jockey: Jose Lezcano Odds: 30-1 Drape: He has some early speed, and his pedigree suggests he will take to a wet track.
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" This project has an honorable pedigree, most notably Alberto Manguel and Gianni Guadalupi's "The Dictionary of Imaginary Places" and Umberto Eco's "The Book of Legendary Lands.
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The much-heralded Pictures Generation, a group of photo-based nonpainters, could trace its pedigree to 280s Conceptual and performance art, and promised an orderly succession.
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The Lakers (10-11) are fueled by youth and it figures they are going to take their lumps even with the Walton pedigree leading the charge.
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"More so than just that resume and that pedigree, we actually look for hunger," Huang told CNBC Make It at CNBC's iConic conference in New York.
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After finishing in last place in 2016, the Riveters defined themselves this season as a unit without much Olympic pedigree, but with a lot of chemistry.
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That may be because these British designers are actually from all over the globe; a society pedigree is no longer required to call yourself a decorator.
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Elliott wants someone with a Silicon Valley pedigree — figuratively, not geographically — and doesn't make today's move if it hasn't already talked to a few possible candidates.
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These Masters of Defence were martial arts instructors of the highest pedigree, and their fighting tactics represented a cultural shift in the countries in which they lived.
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"She's a champion ... and when you have championship pedigree, I feel like it rubs off on everybody and she definitely rubbed off on a lot of us."
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Wes's pedigree for making "fancy tacos"—second-generation Mexican-American, culinary school and Ducasse-trained, now slings foie, sea urchin, and caviar on the street—is unmatched.
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Only two other German shorthaired pointers have earned the Best in Show title at Westminster before CJ, and he is from the same pedigree as both champions.
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The sudden shift in the project underlines the unpredictability of doing business in Russia -- even for a firm like Shell with a long pedigree of successful cooperation.
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I was pondering that same question when I first heard of them this morning, but it turns out there's some decent sonic pedigree behind this new brand.
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Suspicions that multinationals dump second-rate versions of the branded products they sell to westerners have a long pedigree across the ex-communist countries of eastern Europe.
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Despite their rich and well-connected pedigree, the mother and daughter pair were almost completely isolated from the outside world and, surprisingly, were living in abject squalor.
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Kenya, known for its middle and long-distance running pedigree, has suffered serious damage to its reputation due to a number of doping violations in recent years.
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"When courts look like the country they represent, that -- more than any claim to pedigree or prestige --is what instills public confidence in the courts," he added.
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It's no wonder—the hulking Tehran, Iran, native has stellar Greco Roman wrestling pedigree, having won gold at the 2013 World Wrestling Championships in the 120kg category.
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The new Stan Smith Boost Primeknit has the pedigree of the fashion-crowd favorite but gets an upgrade via the latest tech from the crew at Adidas.
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The city still had its musical pedigree, and techno was its latest European export — except that most Detroiters had never heard of the tradition of Detroit techno.
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The team behind the company has an impressive security pedigree, with the company's CMO Nat Meron being an alumn of Israel's Unit 8200 intelligence unit, for example.
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There were nigiri platters for under $50 and an omakase for less than $100, prices you might see in a neighborhood sushi dispensary with no special pedigree.
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The success of the Yoga Book hangs entirely on Lenovo's software execution, and the company doesn't exactly have a sterling pedigree when it comes to software development.
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The commercial, titled "Pedigree," argues O'Rourke has drawn unwarranted comparisons to former President Obama and describes O'Rourke as benefitting from the privilege of being a white man.
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I could rattle off his educational pedigree—Columbia, Harvard, Oxford—or list his clerkships—Justice White, Justice Kennedy, Judge Sentelle—but these credentials don't make a justice.
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Klinsmann, a legendary German player and former coach of its national team, had an elite international pedigree and the sun-soaked charisma of his adopted California home.
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As a polymath and much celebrated writer, fluent in Dutch and well-travelled in Asia, Buruma seemed to bring to the journal the cosmopolitan pedigree it valued.
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Given Mr. Krymov's pedigree — his father, the renowned director Anatoly V. Efros, had been subject to Soviet censors — it was no surprise that he felt that urgency.
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And his former group, From Good Homes, once opened for Bob Dylan and toured with Dave Matthews, so he has a pedigree that will please parents, too.
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Pratt's business success is due in no small part to her impressive pedigree as a Harvard Law School graduate and time as an executive at CBS Studios.
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Everybody knew M&M's, everybody knew Pedigree, everybody knew Twix, everybody knew Uncle Ben's, but not so much about, I think, the DNA of the company itself.
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Crucially, Mnangagwa enjoys the backing of the army, which analysts say remains averse to any leader who lacks a pedigree from the liberation war against white rule.
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Her establishment pedigree aside, Ms. Hicks does not fit the part of the typical campaign press secretary, spinning reporters and gossiping over expensed drinks on the trail.
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The weird thing about Bose is that, despite the company's pedigree, despite these longstanding ties to academia and engineering, the company still has all sorts of haters.
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This is especially true for UConn, whose athletic pedigree exceeds those of every other program in the A.A.C. — and many in the Power 5, for that matter.
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Still, the backing of an organization with the pedigree of the WEF bodes well for the continued process of mainstreaming both cryptocurrency and the underlying blockchain technology.
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Like everything else about the building, the vault had an impressive pedigree: It was designed by Henry Dreyfuss, whose credits also include the slim, modernistic Princess telephone.
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The pedigree matters: The nori is lustrous and nearly black, chewy and crackly at once, with a delicate flavor, like the saline imprint after downing an oyster.
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Still, given his pedigree and production value, Howard's trade return value less than one year later was low enough to make Atlanta look desperate to move on.
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After a January trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates, it also includes Gerrit Cole, a former No. 1 overall draft pick with durability and an All-Star pedigree.
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In its idealized form, one could see this new project resembling a right-wing version of MMFA or CNN's KFile, which has a similar, albeit nonpartisan, pedigree.
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The midfielder, Nico Yennaris, a 26-year-old with little pedigree in Britain, became the first foreign-born player to be called up by China's national team.
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" He described how in spite of his pedigree and his problems, he never received as much attention as his cousins, saying he was a "second-string Kennedy.
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Though the group had an impressive Texas pedigree, presidential cachet and ambitions for operations in the United States, the new partnership was established in the Cayman Islands.
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Mr. Kurson lacks the pedigree of typical members, although he has a 1990s Chicago indie rock background and now runs a website called Rock and Roll Globe.
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While he has confronted the issue in a small number of cases, Gorsuch has expressed skepticism over the pedigree and effect of the now-dominant Chevron test.
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They're doing so with a likable idiocy that works nicely, as might be expected, given the show's pedigree — its executive producers include Jason Sudeikis and Lorne Michaels.
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But much is at stake: American intellectual, technical and economic might, cultural pedigree and the cosmic bragging rights that have been our nation's for the last century.
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Keep in mind, however, that it will be challenging to differentiate among candidates using such metrics, as the pedigree of all of the candidates are pretty impressive.
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Their pedigree shines through in the engaging real-time-RPG-by-way-of-fighting-games combat, but what's maybe more surprising is how funny the game is.
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But much is at stake: American intellectual, technical and economic might, cultural pedigree and the cosmic bragging rights that have been our nation's for the last century.
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The DJI Osmo Action (2360/23000, WIRED Recommends) is a newcomer to this field, but it arrives with all the pedigree of DJI's drone cams behind it.
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But considering the fresh face, the "no drama" public persona, the charm, the intellectual pedigree, the message of unity and change — it does sound a little familiar.
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Perhaps the fact that smaze has a pedigree softened me up for BLEAH — that one is a debut and all I can say is, I'll allow it.
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One of the consistent knocks against Trump's senior government choices is that professional and academic pedigree has been placed far below loyalty on his hiring-priority list.
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Well, even more so, a lot of VCs will say, "All right, I want to invest in people first, pedigree, big opportunity ..." It's like, check, check, check.
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