But this large personal stake is not what it appears.
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It increased his personal stake in JPM shares by 8 percent.
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He has a personal stake in India's only Formula One team.
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I have a personal stake in making sure this history is remembered.
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Setting the tone: Son has a 22% personal stake in the company.
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I have something of a personal stake in the booze-free bar gamble.
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Put another way, Musk has a multibillion-dollar personal stake in global warming.
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There was that emotion, disappointment, because I had a personal stake in the matter.
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"He accordingly lacks any personal stake in the outcome of this dispute," Leon wrote.
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You have a personal stake in Tesla's success so make suggestions and share your ideas.
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But women often have more of a personal stake that predisposes them to fight harder.
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But their thoughts were about policy -- not about Trump's personal stake in any Russia investigation.
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But medical professionals have perhaps a more personal stake in the issue than many protesters.
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Branson isn't the only international celebrity with a personal stake in rebuilding the Caribbean region.
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Rajkiran Bilolikar, who led the cool-roof experiment, has a personal stake in the project.
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He has sold his personal stake in some projects but has maintained them in others.
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Harington, as a descendant of plot mastermind Robert Catesby, has a personal stake in the series.
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Trump has a personal stake in the state, too, sources close to the President tell CNN.
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The 2008 case concerned standing — the requirement that parties have a direct, personal stake in a litigation.
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Many talked about a very personal stake in the outcome of the healthcare debate roiling Capitol Hill.
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But Dieter Romann, the head of Germany's federal police force, had a personal stake in the case.
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The drawings feel hurried, and there seems to be a lack of personal stake, of narrative tension.
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The question here is not a particular kind of competence but a personal stake in the consequences.
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Ellison is co-founder and executive chairman of Oracle, and recently disclosed a massive personal stake in Tesla.
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She's driven by duty and justice while Singh has a more a personal stake (Gaitonde knew his father).
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He is also selling his personal stake in the right-wing news outlet Breitbart News to his daughters.
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Meanwhile, the founder of Oracle, Larry Ellison, disclosed that he holds a large personal stake in the automaker.
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Obama expressed confidence in Fugate, stressing that the Florida native has a personal stake in an effective response.
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As a film and television producer, I obviously have a personal stake in the outcome of these negotiations.
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But without a personal stake in the record, he felt he could deliver strong, undistracted vocals across the board.
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However, African American photographers and sitters shared a special bond and a personal stake in portraying black subjects respectfully.
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It could also make her the worst, since she has a personal stake in trashing certain people and organizations.
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Everyone loves a good Oscar party, but not everyone has a personal stake in how the night turns out.
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However small an individual may be in this system, the film allows them to recognize their personal stake in it.
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He estimates that at least 50 members of the Afghan parliament have a personal stake in certain mineral extraction projects.
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When you have a personal stake or experience in something, you're more likely to be an aggressive advocate of it.
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To which Oscar Barbour offered a useful idea: People should "let go of their personal stake" in a charged conversation.
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Bias may never be eradicated, but people think a lot harder when they feel a personal stake in their decision.
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But it is the first time he's done it with a clear financial, as well as personal, stake in the outcome.
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Watching makeup get crushed, smashed, smeared, or otherwise destroyed is actually great when you have no personal stake in the game.
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"I have a personal stake in the center succeeding," he told me between sobs in the sweltering sun outside La Lomita.
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Laplanche reportedly also did not disclose a personal stake in an investment firm in which LendingClub had considered making an investment.
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Were I a casual viewer, this all might have escaped me, but I have a personal stake: Levy was my father.
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The automaker's shares are down more than 37 percent - and Musk's personal stake in Tesla has fallen by more than $3 billion.
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Even if Keady never gets Democratic leadership to serve his signature crab clusters, he has a personal stake in rebuilding the party.
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But he also used his position to press for a personal stake in private ventures, according to Western diplomats and Benghazi businessmen.
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As "owner-users," we have a personal stake in the restoration and resiliency of the vast and scenic landscapes we play in.
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His personal stake in Crown, which once topped 50 percent, made Packer responsible for blunders that have crimped the company's growth prospects.
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Musk's personal stake in the company has risen in value from $512 million at the time of the IPO to $12.8 billion.
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Despite opposing his vote for the AHCA — and having an intensely personal stake in the matter — they felt he's served the district well.
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Explicitly and implicitly, Buttigieg uses his identity to underscore his own personal stake in the Trump administration's policies, and in the country's progress.
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Barrera, a lab supervisor at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research in Silver Spring, Md., has a personal stake in this work.
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Theon's dead and Yara's busy doing her own stuff, so Euron doesn't really have a personal stake in attacking Dany and her forces.
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But the flip side is these events, for good or for ill, give people the sense of a personal stake in the issue.
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She felt a more personal stake in this New York City Marathon taking place just days after a terror attack in Lower Manhattan.
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It's been hard to come by high-profile figures giving voice to the issue who don't have a personal stake in the matter.
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And Trump and his team have, at least in the past, had no problem touting businesses in which he has a personal stake.
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The 65-year-old had somewhat of a personal stake in the team's loss, as his son Luke Murray serves as Xavier's assistant coach.
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It's not clear what his own personal stake is in the money he's claiming as income from his golf courses, hotels and other interests.
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Also, crucially, I had a personal stake in the idea of not wanting my medical decisions governed by the perceived interests of pharmaceutical companies.
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Dawn has her own personal stake in the election: Her husband works in the mining industry, a job she worried was threatened by Mrs.
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"The system has been broken on many levels," said Mr. Davis, who said he had a personal stake in the management of the agency.
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" Sophia: "I want to revitalize one of our great classic cities, and I had a personal stake in it because of my friendship [with Nia].
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The goal was to give the communities using the boards more power over them and thus more of a personal stake in the site's success.
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As a result, aides told the president that he had to be fully invested in his selection and take a personal stake in his success.
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Costa — whose family has been heavily involved in the country's politics and industry for generations — has a personal stake in the outcome of this situation.
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What the tabloid also failed to consider was Bezos' personal stake in journalistic integrity and commitment to a medium that has lately come under attack.
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The deal: The shares would come from founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes' personal stake in the company, which would result in her losing her majority ownership.
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For too long, messengers with no personal stake in the debate have been globbing onto — or sparking — scandals purely for their own gain, political or otherwise.
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South Bend, Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg has a personal stake in the student debt issue — he and his husband, Chasten, have over $130,000 in student loans.
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Lending to companies in which a senior bank executive has a personal stake is a crime because it violates the central trust that makes banking possible.
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Morrison confirms investigating the Bidens 'was not a policy objective,' blowing a hole through Trump's insistence that he had no personal stake in pushing for investigations
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But it appeared to be more of a parliamentary tactic by House Republicans to assure passage of their bill, rather than their personal stake in it.
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My students, who are bright and predominantly black, enthusiastically engage with the curriculum, not least because some of them have a personal stake in the subject.
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Mr Abe has a personal stake in this charm offensive: his father and grandfather, as foreign minister and prime minister respectively, tried to secure the Kurils' return.
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Theresa Pleets, 81, said she had a deep personal stake in coming out to the protest camp, a field speckled with teepees, campers, tents and fire rings.
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She often says she consults a bevy of experts, reams of transcripts and scores of interviews with people who have a personal stake in a policy outcome.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg: The youngest candidate in the race, the 20-year-old says he has a personal stake in the low-carbon future.
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All those involved, including the users, are meant to have a personal stake in the enterprise and get their fair share of the value created by a protocol.
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Kaitlyn: During this week's One Video selection process, I think I did an okay job pretending I didn't have a personal stake in which way the chips fell.
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Yet Trump still had a personal stake in the investigation -- because he was motivated by how the Russia probe's findings could reflect on his electoral college election win.
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A personal stake The product was created by Eric Edwards, a doctor, and Evan Edwards, a mechanical and systems engineer, twin brothers who both have serious food allergies.
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And Jia has funded much of the company by using his own personal stake as collateral for loans, which is a high-risk strategy to say the least.
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" Barr also claims, "There is no legal prohibition -- as opposed to a political constraint -- against the President's acting on a matter in which he has a personal stake.
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I get that they want to distinguish themselves from one another, but they have other ways to do that, issues they have more personal stake and experience in.
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" Barr also wrote, "There is no legal prohibition -- as opposed to a political constraint -- against the President's acting on a matter in which he has a personal stake.
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Mr. Hegazy had a personal stake in the issue: one of his sons disappeared at an Islamist rally in central Cairo in 2013 and has never been found.
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The share sale will see the fund's founder, J. Christopher Flowers, also sell down his personal stake in the lender, and exit the bank's board, according to the filing.
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Dumbledore has a personal stake in any wars waged by and against Grindelwald, so if one of them goes to New York, you can bet the other will too.
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The stock has been a favorite of Berkshire portfolio manager Ted Weschler, who has a personal stake in the medical services company of 2.2 million shares, according to FactSet.
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"I will disclose my personal stake in this fight because I have student loans, too," the freshman Democrat began during an event on Monday in Washington, D.C., where Sen.
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Since customers are involved in the process, they feel a personal stake, and the leap from consideration to purchase becomes less of a hurdle and more of a bridge.
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Among those marching next to New York's Central Park to call for tighter gun controls was pop star Paul McCartney, who said he had a personal stake in the debate.
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If polls suggest a Democratic victory in the general election as November nears, markets may react first, but your personal stake in the economy will be affected just the same.
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Both have a personal stake in the Obamacare fight — Spiro worked for Senate Democrats and helped draft the law and Slavitt was one of President Obama's top health care officials.
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And while private insurance companies indisputably have a personal stake in seeing to it that more Americans are covered, the fact remains that doing so really will help the market.
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News reports about the governor's personal stake in the Solantic clinics, which he transferred to his wife shortly before taking office, stifled the momentum of his first months in office.
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He also lost a Senate race in which he had a personal stake; he now backs a lawbreaking bigot, the former judge Roy Moore, to fill that seat in Alabama.
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Though he would not confirm whether he would want a personal stake in a Clinton prosecution, Giuliani stood by the evidence he believes is enough to cause significant setbacks for Clinton.
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But she said the election is about who can be a better "change maker" and portrayed herself as a having a more personal stake in the issue of money in politics.
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" Barr added the absurd legal view: "There is no legal prohibition -- as opposed to a political constraint -- against the President's acting on a matter in which he has a personal stake.
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Ms. Corless is quite shy, but with each visit she revealed a little more about her personal stake in a case concerning the historic mistreatment of unwed mothers and their children.
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And beyond some wealthy activists who have a personal stake in the issue, it's usually self-interested members or would-be members of the pot industry who are best poised to contribute.
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Ali Ahmed argues that this personal stake in the fight means the force should lead the offensive and take firm control of Mosul, uncompromising talk that underlines the potential for sectarian strife.
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes plans to give out shares of her personal stake in the company to investors who promise not to sue the company, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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As chief executive at Chesapeake Energy, Mr. McClendon took a personal stake in the company's wells and then used those investments as collateral for up to $1.1 billion in loans to himself.
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Mike Vogel plays her anxious, attentive husband, while Dennis Haysbert plays a detective who has a personal stake in her case and thinks he may be on the verge of cracking it.
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Ryan's stroke of genius, however, has been flattering Trump's vision of himself as a dealmaker through the process, and amping up Trump's sense of the personal stake he has in the AHCA's success.
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By giving Trump and China's Xi Jinping a personal stake in the success of a deal reached at a high-profile summit, it could create the atmospherics needed to resolve other tricky subjects.
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Hoke's personal stake in the company comes from her own rise and fall: She had been a successful venture capitalist but several years ago, she lost her job and had to start over.
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Dutch media magnate John de Mol has increased his personal stake in insurer Delta Lloyd to 27 percent from 3 percent, according to filings with the Netherlands' Financial Markets Authority published on Thursday.
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And while Clinton has praised the President's approach toward the continent, there's little expectation she would instill the same type of personal stake that Obama has put at the center of his approach here.
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None of those vying to succeed him has such a personal stake in American policy in Asia—not even Mrs Clinton, who, at the state department, was present at the creation of the pivot.
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Mr. McClendon intertwined his personal financial well-being with that of Chesapeake Energy, taking a personal stake in company wells, then using those investments as collateral for up to $1.1 billion in loans to himself.
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The stock closed Monday at $42.71, putting the company's market cap at $4.15 billion and the personal stake of Wood — who owns 27.3 percent of outstanding common stock, according to company filings — at $1.13 billion.
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Look at the long-term polling on interracial marriage — an issue on which I have a personal stake — and be astonished at how much raw racism still flourished when, say, Ronald Reagan was elected president.
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The majority of Americans will collect monthly payments from Social Security if they live long enough, so most voters have a personal stake in seeing Social Security benefits remain in place and at the same level.
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Timmy has a deeply personal stake in the health care debate, which could come to a Senate vote as early as next week, even though Republican leaders still have not released the text of their bill.
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Cubans were automatically granted green cards after they arrived on US soil, so they don't have a personal stake Sanders's immigration platform, which would legalize the 11 million unauthorized immigrants in the US, among other proposals.
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The spot features Denise, a North Dakotan with a heart condition, and reminds voters of Heitkamp's personal stake in prohibiting health insurers from discriminating against people with preexisting conditions: The senator is a breast cancer survivor.
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Unclear. While clearing the room made Mr. Trump look furtive, the report said the investigation failed to gather conclusive evidence that the president had any personal stake in the outcome of an investigation into Mr. Flynn.
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It is, oddly, the part of Donald Trump's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention in 2016 that I remember best — mostly because it surprised me but also because I had a personal stake in it.
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She has a personal stake in this case, partly because the murder of her stepfather started it off, but mainly because she's struggling to gain footing in a department where she's been demoted, disrespected and marginalized.
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"On the Basis of Sex" does a brisk, coherent job of articulating what Ginsburg accomplished and why it mattered, dramatizing both her personal stake in feminist legal activism and the intellectual discipline with which she approached it.
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With his progressive policies around opioids in New Jersey, and his personal stake in the epidemic after watching a close friend battle addiction, Christie is probably the single best person in the GOP to tackle drug policy.
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Newly re-elected conservative president Sebastian Pinera has a personal stake in Chiloe where in 2004, the billionaire businessman purchased 118,000 hectares (291,584 acres) of land to create a biopark, a type of zoo where animals roam freely.
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"It takes over a week just to make one series, so it's slow going and highly variable," says Bonnaillie, who, as a native of Aix-en-Provence, France, has a highly personal stake in all things involving cheese.
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At a table only a few feet away sat three men with a big personal stake in how far Ms. Dodge takes her pledge — Brazil's president, its Senate leader and the head of the nation's house of representatives.
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As for a personal stake in the investigation, the third part of Mueller's legal test, Mueller didn't find evidence that Flynn possessed information damaging to the President, leaving Trump's incentive for stopping the investigation not clear in that aspect.
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Some of the best minds in the national security field have waxed eloquent on the need for all Americans to feel a personal stake in the nation and the causes for which it sends troops to fight and die.
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have dug deep into their pockets to help in what seems like an impossible battle to fight the devastating wildfires in Nicole's country, and they have a very personal stake in all of this.
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So, sometimes I feel bitter, as though I'm expected to forego every cultural celebration at home for a celebration in the U.S. that I feel the need to have a personal stake in even when I really don't have one.
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Experiencing the Agony of a March Madness Loss Murray's son Luke is the assistant basketball coach at Xavier University, and so Murray had a personal stake in the school's 63-66 loss (after a buzzer-beater, no less) in March.
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The allure of the startup metaphor is likewise understandable—except tech startups are launched by entrepreneurs backed by investors who understand the risks they are taking, while Brown was started by government employees with little personal stake in the outcome.
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The current South Korean president, Moon Jae-in, is a liberal with an additional, personal stake in North Korean rapprochement — his parents came south as refugees at the height of the Korean War; his mother's sister still lives in the North.
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When that happens, you directly involve a much larger group of people in the decision — even a few who don't obviously have a direct personal stake in the decision and wouldn't usually contribute (like people from other business units or geographies).
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Mr. Ackman also bought a personal stake in Sprout in June 210, two months before its drug was approved by the F.D.A. Until recently, Mr. Ackman had nothing but praise for J. Michael Pearson, Valeant's chief executive and architect of its strategy.
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Plus, he owns an undisclosed number of shares in another company called Because some of these shares are technically owned by other people, even though Neumann controls the voting rights, the S-1 doesn't spell out what Neumann's actual, personal stake is.
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While on an acquisition spree at Chesapeake, he intertwined his personal financial well-being with that of the company, taking a personal stake in its wells and then using those investments as collateral for up to $503 billion in loans to himself.
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Kimmel however has a personal stake in the healthcare issue that he has spoken about on his show, as do millions of Americans whose voices cannot be shut out because their familiarity with the issues does not rise to a certain standard.
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Mueller wrote that the instruction reflected the president's awareness that Flynn could face criminal prosecution, but it wasn't clear how much of a personal stake Trump had in Flynn's fate — the evidence was inconclusive about how much Trump actually knew about what Flynn had done.
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Trump's personal stake in the race — displayed in an automated phone message to district Republicans and four tweets in the past two days blasting the "super liberal " Democrat as weak on immigration and taxes — underscores the GOP's urgency about generating enthusiasm among core supporters.
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The company's problems were compounded by revelations that Mr. McClendon had taken a personal stake in Chesapeake wells and then used those investments as collateral for up to $1.1 billion in loans, used mostly to pay his share of the cost of drilling those wells.
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In part because I now have a personal stake in the matter, I thought I'd take a look at the company, its prospects, the environmental benefits it promises, and — perhaps most importantly — some of the unnerving social and political implications of a vertical farming revolution.
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Like most of you—and apparently unlike many others of you—I have no personal stake in who gets the trophy for Batting Practice, But on TV. Call me the opposite of crazy, but I just wanted to see some dudes mash some taters.
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We have seen the effects of the top-down system that has prevailed in Washington over the last almost-eight years and the rigged game that politicians play to keep their power — many of whom have a personal stake in keeping one of their own in Washington.
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As you'll see if you read some of the work of our teenage winners, not only is it OK to write this essay from a first-person ("I") point of view, often a persuasive essay is better when the writer reveals a personal stake in the issue.
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It's wonderful that it is; I am so glad that it is, and not least because I have a personal stake in the success of Lindy West, whose "Hello, I Am Fat" was the first thing that made me think that maybe I didn't have to hate myself.
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Now, full disclosure, I definitely have a personal stake in my choice between Team Peter vs Team MJ. As a woman journalist with ambition, I'm well-versed in the trials and tribulations of finding a partner who won't take you prioritizing your own goals and agency as a personal insult.
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In the first case, in which Democratic voters challenged Wisconsin's legislative redistricting process statewide, the Supreme Court held that those voters did not show that they had "a personal stake in the case" — a requirement necessary for the court to find that plaintiffs have standing to bring a case in court.
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While Castle has a personal stake in this new drama — he served in the unit responsible for the war crimes — this series also marks the moment when he crosses the line from avenging his family to thinking he should just kill people in general, if he thinks they're bad enough.
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Without any personal stake in this, I will say that this movie has a pretty great cast for a genre movie, with Ian McShane, Daniel Dae Kim, Sophie Okonedo, Sasha Lane, and Thomas Haden Church costarring — I mean, Milla Jovovich is playing a character named Nimue the Blood Queen, for god's sake!
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Chesapeake's stock price has been sinking for five years now, especially since it was revealed that Mr. McClendon had taken a personal stake in Chesapeake wells and used it as collateral for up to $1.1 billion in loans used mostly to pay for his share of the cost of drilling those wells.
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The A.C.L.U.'s lawsuit thus appears to present a superficially irreconcilable tension between a citizen's constitutional right to judicial review and the constitutional limitations on the power of the federal courts, which cannot hear lawsuits brought by plaintiffs who lack "standing," including a direct, personal stake in the outcome of the proceeding.
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Meleca is of Lebanese descent herself, and the exhibition in part reflects her personal stake in raising awareness of the human cost of Lebanon's mercurial social and political situation — beginning with the Lebanese Civil War, which besieged the country from 1975 until 1990, and on to the Cedar Revolution and other upheavals that have followed since.
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One inherently tricky part of being on a co-op's board of directors is that while you have a legal obligation to act in the best interest of the corporation, individual directors are also shareholders — and may have a personal stake in the outcome of a board vote on something like whether to spend money on a roof garden or a gym.
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Mr Parks's personal stake in the civil-rights movement allowed him to gain an intimacy with his subjects that wasn't possible for other photographers; but it was his ability to transcend that and master a wide breadth of subject matter that should make his name as memorable as those of Irving Penn, Steve McCurry, Richard Avedon and his other white counterparts.
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Chesapeake's stock price, which is now under $3 a share, has been sinking for most of the last five years, especially since it was revealed that Mr. McClendon had taken a personal stake in Chesapeake wells and then used those investments as collateral for up to $1.1 billion in loans used mostly to pay for his share of the cost of drilling those wells.
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Shkreli, identified by the Journal as "inmate 7.63-053," was reportedly still involved with "his private Swiss drug company operating out of Manhattan," Turing—now rebranded as Phoenixus AG. The Journal wrote that Shkreli was continuing to act as a "shadow power" in the continued management of Phoenixus, which he controls through a "roughly 40% personal stake in the company and shares owned by loyalist investors":His back-of-the-commissary-envelope calculation indicates that Phoenixus could be worth $3.7 billion by the time he is due to be freed in 2023, according to a person familiar with his thinking.
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