Mr. Poindexter is the owner of J. B. Poindexter & Co., a manufacturing firm based in Houston with more than 4,000 employees.
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Oliver North, a former adviser to national security adviser John Poindexter.
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Iran-Contra scandal, in which National Security Advisor John Poindexter and
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When Congress gave immunity to Poindexter and North, their convictions were overturned.
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John Poindexter, President Ronald Reagan's national security adviser in the mid-693s.
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Tate capped that drive with an 8-yard scoring strike to Poindexter.
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"We're really starting to build out a lot more programming," Poindexter said.
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Poindexter saw the retention numbers and decided to take a different approach.
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Immediately, workers began resigning, and Mr. Poindexter signed their last pay checks.
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David Poindexter earned a bachelor's degree from Willamette University in Salem, Ore.
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An on-set snap from "Revenge of the Nerds" with Tim Busfield (Poindexter).
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She said she had been Mr. Lear's emissary to advocates like Mr. Poindexter.
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Mr. Poindexter called a hospital and, without identifying Justice Scalia, reported what had happened.
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The second goes like this: Oy, tell a joke already, Poindexter, I'm dying here.
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John Poindexter for his involvement in the Iran-Contra scandal during the Reagan administration.
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That's the promise Gravity Jack is making with PoindextAR (named after its CTO, Shawn Poindexter).
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Once Agent Poindexter "earns" the character, Loeb noted, it would be revealed to the viewers.
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A concept created by John Poindexter and nurtured at DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency).
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Admiral Poindexter, a computer hobbyist, would take the laptop with him when Mr. Reagan traveled.
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The convictions of some prominent officials - Oliver North and John Poindexter - were overturned on appeal.
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Mr. Lear said in an interview that his sitcoms had provided inspiration to Mr. Poindexter.
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Maybe a Poindexter or Hildegarde to add some natural language processing to your customer chat app?
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Like many of the American entrepreneurs I met in Africa, Poindexter has a background in finance.
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Former Facebook executive Monica Poindexter joined Lyft in 2018 as the company's diversity and inclusion leader.
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"They're unusual to find at auction, so when they do, people pay attention," Mr. Poindexter said.
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Two of President Ronald Reagan's national security counselors, Robert McFarlane and John Poindexter, left in disgrace.
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The Carlyle had invited her to perform after she saw her friend Buster Poindexter play there.
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Maslo co-founders Ross Ingram and Cristina Poindexter Maslo co-founders Ross Ingram and Cristina Poindexter Over the long-term, the two founders think of Maslo as a gateway to interacting with other services that a user may need — and one that is completely focused on security.
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Justice Scalia had no pulse and was clearly dead, Mr. Poindexter recalled in an interview on Sunday.
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Monica Poindexter, a former Facebook diversity executive, joined Lyft as its diversity and inclusion head in 2018.
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Mr. Poindexter, the walnut processor, said he considered himself fortunate that the audit came after the harvest.
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"This is not, first of all, drama, but value reinforcement," Mr. Poindexter told The Times in 1987.
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John M. Poindexter, a former national security adviser to President Ronald Reagan, in the Iran-contra affair.
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The next morning, Justice Scalia did not appear for breakfast, and Mr. Poindexter went to look for him.
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In this case, taking the weirdest part of Google, robots and their Poindexter creators, and rendering them cool.
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It was less than three hours later, when Mr. Poindexter tried again, that he found Justice Scalia's body.
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One of those schemes is cultivating new talent in the form of expert marksman Benjamin Poindexter (Wilson Bethel).
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According to Lyft's 2019 diversity report, the company increased in overall representation since 2018, the year Poindexter joined.
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To comply with federal law, Mike Poindexter began amassing documents to turn over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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And it has squeezed those in the middle like Mr. Poindexter — the people directly affected by the laws.
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A lot of stuff with Agent Poindexter in particular felt difficult, a mix between what was fun and intense.
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Pillow didn't seemingly 'inhibit Scalia's breathing' Once there, Dominguez met with Poindexter and Foster, then went to Scalia's room.
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"I interviewed with John and Logan and was also interviewing them about commitment from the leadership team," Poindexter said.
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When Poindexter joined, the company was rapidly growing its workforce, bringing in about 3,500 new employees, a spokesperson said.
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They entered the room, and it took no medical training, Mr. Poindexter said, to recognize that Justice Scalia was dead.
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But those guidelines presented no barrier to John Poindexter, who invited Justice Scalia to stay at his West Texas ranch.
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"His hands were sort of almost folded on top of the sheets," said Mr. Poindexter, a manufacturing executive from Houston.
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He had planned to spend the weekend there hunting, Cibolo Creek's owner John Poindexter said, according to the sheriff's report.
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"There are going to be different classes of machines that interact and relate to humans on different levels," Poindexter adds.
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And as the volume of new hires boomed, Poindexter knew she had to step up Lyft's training efforts and programs.
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In his 2008 speech in Los Angeles, Mr. Poindexter acknowledged that some had been skeptical of his soap opera strategy.
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John M. Poindexter, who had resigned as the Iran-contra affair, and his role in fostering it, came to light.
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Poindexter told The Washington Post in an email that he is not aware of any association between Scalia and the group.
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Poindexter, an undrafted rookie from Arizona, was scheduled to undergo an MRI exam to formally confirm the extent of the injury.
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Mr. Murphy's mother, Christine Poindexter, said her son was upset because the Wallaces were selling drugs out of his father's house.
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Oliver L. North of the Marines and two former White House national security advisers, John M. Poindexter and Robert C. McFarlane.
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Jim Jones, Tom Donilon) and most of President Reagan's (Richard Allen, William Clark, Robert McFarlane, John Poindexter, Frank Carlucci, Colin Powell).
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Poindexter later told the Los Angeles Times that the pillow was between Scalia's head and the headboard, and not over his face.
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Those investigations ultimately ensnared his Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger and two national security advisers, John Poindexter and Robert McFarlane, among others.
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Rather than being shared as a straight flashback, this version has Kingpin poring over every scrap of information he can get on Poindexter.
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Poindexter called the sheriff's office around noon that Saturday asking for help contacting the U.S. Marshals Service about a death on his property.
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Sure, you may argue, that's a NERD STAT, cooked up in a science lab by some lame poindexter who never PLAYED THE GAME.
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Oliver North and John Poindexter were dismissed in the Iran-Contra affair in the wake of court rulings that cited their congressional testimony.
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But it wasn't seen until 2012; when the Poindexter interview was handed over to the defense during the 1986 trial, that portion was omitted.
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A hospital official, Mr. Poindexter said, assessed that it would be impossible to resuscitate Justice Scalia, and ranch officials contacted the United States Marshals Service.
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John M. Poindexter, President Ronald Reagan's national security adviser, was sentenced to prison for lying to Congress about key details of the Iran-Contra affair.
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"I am a pawn caught between the federal and state governments, like a child between two fighting parents," said Mr. Poindexter, the company's chief executive.
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David Poindexter, a Methodist minister who worked with television and radio producers worldwide to inject story lines into their programs about overpopulation, died on Feb.
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"I knocked on the door loudly," said Mr. Poindexter, who said Justice Scalia and the other guests had been staying at the ranch free for the weekend.
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He had been staying without charge at a hunting lodge owned by John Poindexter, a businessman whose company had recently had a matter before the Supreme Court.
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Nicole Poindexter, the founder and C.E.O. of Black Star, told me that every million dollars the company raises in venture capital delivers power to seven thousand people.
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"I want to be Buster Poindexter," she declared, referring to the alter ego of the former New York Doll David Johansen, who has played several engagements there.
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John Poindexter (who succeeded McFarlane as national security adviser), altered records and lied to Congress in an attempt to stymie investigators and insulate the president from culpability.
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Paying close attention, Kraviz discovered producers like Armando and Steve Poindexter—pioneers of American music who were about as obscure at home as they were in Siberia.
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Tate connected on another scoring strike in the third quarter to Shawn Poindexter from 16 yards to increase the lead to 21-7 with 10:39 remaining.
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Examples include Paula Jones's sexual harassment suit against former President Clinton, it added, and former President Reagan's role in the criminal prosecution of national security adviser John Poindexter.
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Among the other evidence that damns the prosecution is the police report of an interview with Reverend Charles Poindexter, the rector at St. Philip's Episcopal, where Norwood volunteered.
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" We spoke with sources close to Camilla who tell us Poindexter is adamant she NEVER tried to shake down Penn and there was no request for "hush money.
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In the day leading up to his death, Justice Scalia was "very congenial, very convivial," Mr. Poindexter said, as the party roamed the property, and some hunted for quail.
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Ronald Reagan's former National Security Adviser John Poindexter was convicted of lying to Congress during the Iran-Contra affair (although his conviction, along with others, was eventually thrown out).
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In the comic books, Bullseye's origins are unknown or vaguely suggested: one such origin is that he was a burglar named Benjamin Poindexter, who eventually worked for the Kingpin.
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He doesn't know about the original effort by John Poindexter and others to sweep the entire data universe to do predictive modeling of people and weed out potential terrorists?
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Today, IPO-bound Lyft is announcing Monica Poindexter, formerly Facebook's global head of diversity business partners, has joined the company to lead the transportation company's inclusion and diversity efforts.
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" Poindexter suggested that Attorney General Palmer was pursuing the deportation of these savages with insufficient vigor: "The government had positively refused in many cases to allow them to go.
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Cibolo Creek Ranch owner John Poindexter and C. Allen Foster, a prominent Washington lawyer who traveled to the ranch with Scalia by private plane, hold leadership positions within the Order.
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Mr. Poindexter had encountered Mr. Sabido's work several years earlier and viewed his research-based model for creating socially conscious programming as one he could export to many other countries.
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You've seen the iconic snapshot: Rihanna in midnight shades and a coat with a mustard-colored fur lapel, seated next to Lupita Nyong'o, waring poindexter frames and a modest crewneck sweater.
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Justice Scalia and Mr. Poindexter had met just once, in Washington, and the justice had traveled to Texas after a friend of Mr. Poindexter's suggested inviting him, the ranch owner said.
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The ranch, first established in 1857 and used to defend against Native American tribes, fell into disrepair before its purchase in 1990 by John B. Poindexter, a manufacturing executive from Houston.
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Tate's 22-yard scoring pass to a wide-open Shawn Poindexter with 11:08 to go in the first quarter capped a seven-play, 30-yard drive that took only 2:03.
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"The mountains of Montenegro are really an undiscovered part of the Balkans for most Americans," said Diana Poindexter, a Balkans specialist at Wilderness Travel, which offers a nature-focused trip to Montenegro.
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One of the goals of Julia Sullivan, the chef and an owner, who opened the restaurant with the general manager and sommelier Allie Poindexter, was to fill the void in Nashville's oysterscape.
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But during the Iran-Contra affair under former president Reagan, Congress granted immunity to two senior administration officials in exchange for testimony: former National Security Adviser John Poindexter, and Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North.
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Law enforcement officials told The Post they didn't know of the International Order of St. Hubertus or its connection to Poindexter or any of the guests at the ranch the weekend Scalia died.
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Mr. Poindexter oversaw an aggressive restoration effort that transformed three forts into a retreat where rooms typically begin at $350 a night, and star gazing and horseback riding are among the preferred activities.
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"I'm in a unique role and have an opportunity to help the organization look at diversity more holistically and look at it through the lens of talent, workforce and marketplace," Poindexter told TechCrunch.
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"Admiral Poindexter and Colonel North put their careers on the line to protect our country," Pat Buchanan, then serving as White House communications director, said at a rally in Miami in December 1986.
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Perhaps the 79-year-old justice was attending to Supreme Court business, Mr. Poindexter thought, or simply did not wish to be disturbed on his first morning at the remote ranch in West Texas.
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We put in the email system that became famous because of the Iran-contra affair, where Robert McFarlane and John Poindexter and Oliver North and others unfortunately documented in emails things they were doing.
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Penn and his wife have had issues in the past when the NFL player knocked up "Bad Girls Club" star Camilla Poindexter ... who then aired out all of their dirty laundry on social media.
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Currency risks pose another problem: Poindexter told me that when she builds a Ghanaian microgrid she has invested in an asset with a twenty-year life span in a country where inflation is highly unpredictable.
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"There is nothing I can add to your observation that among my many guests at Cibolo Creek Ranch over the years some members of the International Order of St. Hubertus have been numbered," John Poindexter said.
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"There was this need to go in and help people on a deeper level… I have a background in sociology and I look at it from a users' perspective of what do people need," Poindexter says.
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Monica Poindexter, the newly appointed head of inclusion and diversity at Lyft, reports to Lyft's VP of Talent and Inclusion but says there is a strong commitment from Lyft co-founders John Zimmer and Logan Green.
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"I look insane in it, but I love it," Mr. Peskowitz said, referring to a garment that looks as if it had been excavated from the closet of Buster Poindexter, the rocker David Johansen's alter ego.
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"Bad Girls Club" star Camilla Poindexter is PISSED at Donald Penn's wife -- claiming the accusation she tried to get "hush money" from the NFL star to stay quiet about their love child is a downright LIE.
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Arizona followed just over two minutes later with another big play, Tate's fourth touchdown pass and second of the game to Shawn Poindexter for 39 yards to make it 32-31 after a failed 2-point conversion.
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"Older people have told me they have a hard time eating dinner because of the smell, and homeowners have gotten E. coli and staph infections," said Valerie Poindexter, who represents the neighborhood on the Hawai'i County Council.
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Mr. Poindexter believed that advancing issues like overpopulation through the media — particularly in soap operas that offered not only entertainment but also clear messages and positive role models — was essential to moving people to use family-planning clinics.
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Several very big names — including National Security Advisers Robert McFarlane and John Poindexter, NSC staffer Oliver North, and Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams — were convicted of crimes, mainly on charges of perjury, obstruction of justice, and withholding evidence.
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In March 1988, with independent prosecutor Lawrence Walsh heading the investigation, two top officials from Ronald Reagan's administration, former National Security staffer Lt. Oliver North and former National Security Adviser John Poindexter, as well as retired Air Force Gen.
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"A lot of these interactions were non-utility queries," says Poindexter, a Yale-educated sociologist, who worked on Google's soon-to-be-announced assistants in the Pixel phone and Google Home in 2016 when she and Ingram first met.
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LOS ANGELES — Three immigration agents showed up last month at Poindexter Nut Company, which processes walnuts for 13 growers in California's Central Valley, demanding payroll records to verify whether its employees were authorized to work in the United States.
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Over more than 22008 years, Mr. Poindexter brought his concerns about population growth to the attention of American network executives and foreign government officials, from the situation comedy producer Norman Lear to Indira Gandhi, the prime minister of India.
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It's unclear what Scalia's connection was to the group, but Cibolo Creek Ranch owner John Poindexter, and C. Allen Foster, a prominent Washington lawyer who flew to the ranch with Scalia on a private plane, where both leaders in the society.
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Though John Poindexter, the owner of the ranch and the man who found Scalia's body, later stated that the pillow was against the headboard and "not over his face," there still should have been a death scene investigation by trained personnel.
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In 1954, Mr. Moore was performing with a country group, Doug Poindexter and the Starlite Wranglers, and recording at Sun Records in Memphis when Sam Phillips, the label's owner, asked him to audition a young singer his secretary kept mentioning.
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National Security Council official Oliver North and National Security Adviser John Poindexter had, at that point, already gotten their convictions tossed out, not because they were innocent but due to a complication resulting from Congress giving them immunity to testify.
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Poindexter returned to government to run the George W. Bush administration's Information Awareness Office and "Total Information Awareness" program, leaving after a public controversy around a betting market he wanted to create where bettors would've profited if a terrorist strike occurred.
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General Flynn showed little understanding or sympathy for the way in which Washington works, a failing that has doomed other military officers who have taken up the role of national security adviser, such as Admiral John Poindexter and Lieutenant-Colonel Robert McFarlane.
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He said that Mr. Poindexter has hosted a community event at the property each Labor Day that allowed residents to experience the rugged West Texas terrain and Mr. Poindexter's careful efforts to restore structures now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Rather than let fans speculate on who that enemy is, the cast and showrunners finally just told the crowd exactly who Matt Murdock will be going up against — Benjamin "Dex" Poindexter, AKA Bullseye — and released a second teaser to introduce the character.
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Besides his wife, the former Jacqueline Mayer, whom he married in 2008, Mulloy's survivors include his daughters, Diane Mazzone and Janice Poindexter, both from his marriage to Madeleine Cheney, who died in 1993; a sister, Patricia Mahaffey; four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
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" Reviewing Ms. Gechtoff's first New York exhibition after her move east, a 20113 show at the Poindexter Gallery, the critic Dore Ashton wrote in The Times that the technique had produced "a surface similar to the overlapping feathers of a wet bird.
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"We're ensuring that when we're looking at our guide — all the programs, all of the retention initiatives we're rolling out to the organization — that we are embedding inclusion and diversity into those programs on the front end and it's not an after effect," Poindexter said.
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Then from the late 22019s through 1970, we offer Willard, Perls, James Graham & Sons, Rose Fried, Tibor de Nagy, Allan Frumkin, Kootz, Betty Parsons, Tanager, Stable, Grace Borgenicht, André Emmerich, Fischbach, Galerie Chalette, Zabriskie, Poindexter, Leo Castelli […] … And we continue to collect every day.
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As we previously reported, Penn's wife, Dominique, blasted Poindexter on social media -- calling the reality star a "hood rat" and a "ho" for hooking up with the married Oakland Raiders lineman last year and giving birth to a baby that everyone believes is his.
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The formula of the villain flashback episode, first introduced to provide an origin for Kingpin in season 1, takes on an entirely new form in season 3, as it's used to tell the grim story of how Poindexter goes from troubled child to FBI sniper to the supervillain Bullseye.
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The scene that introduces Poindexter feels more like a war movie than a superhero show, and a claustrophobic homage to season 1's beloved hallway fight scene takes on the feel of a horror flick as Daredevil is forced to fight his way out of a prison riot.
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"Hum Log" (or "We People"), an Indian soap opera that made its debut in 1984, was suggested a year earlier to Ms. Gandhi by Mr. Poindexter and Miguel Sabido, a Mexican writer and producer who had embedded messages about family planning and adult literacy in his popular telenovelas.
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Both men are about to leave their first wives—only one letter from Ellison to his wife Rose Poindexter survives—and, by 1942, Ellison is sending conflicted letters to Sanora Babb, a white fiction writer, also born in Oklahoma, with whom he had a weeklong but intense affair.
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Among them are John Poindexter, an eccentric multimillionaire who leads the order in the southwest US and who owns the ranch where Scalia died; and C. Allen Foster, a Washington, DC, lawyer and Scalia's friend, who invited the Supreme Court justice to the ranch in the first place.
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How, for example, you might recall the name of Barbie's nerdy friend in the Barbie board game (Poindexter) or the fact that the mother of Mike Nesmith (of the Monkees) invented Liquid Paper, but be utterly perplexed by the point of a trip to Duane Reade (to buy shampoo).
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Ever since the 1980s, when copies of deleted emails from John Poindexter, a former national security adviser, and Oliver North, a member of the National Security Council staff, were discovered and showed their role in the Iran-contra affair, people have known that emails have long lives and can become public.
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As part of a long history of rockers going genre, most famously with glammy New York Dolls frontman David Johansen's totally 80s transformation to lounge lizard Buster Poindexter, Peck gladly immerses willing listeners in his weird, Southern-fried world, as in the video clip for "Turn To Hate," which debuts here today.
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In addition to his work as an editor, art and music columnist, essayist, and poet, Mr. O'Brien was a television host (of the punk-era public access show "TV Party"), a stand-up comedian (once opening for David Johansen's Buster Poindexter act), and screenwriter (his "Downtown 81" had its premiere at Cannes).
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The Celine show that closed Paris Fashion Week with a fantastic display of duds for scrawny rockers designed by Hedi Slimane (and shown on models that looked like the love children of Buster Poindexter and Dee Dee Ramone) was held in a dark pavilion constructed at great cost for the occasion on the grounds of Les Invalides.
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Poindexter told reporters after Scalia's death that he met the justice at a "sports group" gathering in Washington, D.C. The U.S. branch of the Order of St. Hubertus, founded in 1966 at the Bohemian Club in San Francisco, now lists its headquarters as a suite on M Street NW in D.C. – but the address is only a mailbox in a UPS store.
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But if I were his criminal lawyer I might, indeed, want to create a public energy or, call it, drum roll that would motivate the House Intelligence Committee to grant him immunity for his testimony – the kind of immunity that would potentially block, or at least shed doubt on, a criminal prosecution (as in the case of North and Poindexter).
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The office, which was established in 1947, has been touched by scandal -- during the Reagan administration when two national security advisers, Robert McFarlane and John Poindexter, faced criminal charges relating to the Iran-Contra controversy and later, when Sandy Berger, a former adviser to President Bill Clinton, pled guilty to illegally removing documents from the National Archives after his term ended.
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DIANA Mix Tracklist: DJ Gilb'R - Concrete Guajiro (Version)Theo Parrish - Heal Yourself And MoveJump Chico Slamm - Feel FreeBoo Williams - The FirmamentInternational Smoke Signal - Oh Yes (Freedom)Trackman Lafonte & Bonquiqui - Pacific HouseThe Maghreban - Wonder WomanFunkineven - XXXVia App - ExterminatorArmando & Steve Poindexter - Blackholes (The Sun of God Remix)Dresvn - A1 (Acido 14)Africans With Mainframes - Can U Hear Me NowLarry Heard presents Mr. White - The Sun Can't Compare (Long Version)Mr.
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