The system creates a fully-programmable 'virtual' presenter by combining video footage of a human presenter with AI technology.
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On Sunday, BBC weather presenter John Hammond busted out the following, undeniably great pun: Me as a weather presenter pic.twitter.
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Even though she's only the first presenter of the night, she's already won the award for Best VMAs Presenter in our hearts.
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It turns out presenter Warren Beatty had been given the wrong card, and subsequently his co-presenter Faye Dunaway declared the incorrect winner.
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But when presenter after presenter hit on the same tone-deaf sentiment, it started to feel like the awards show was giving itself a tongue-in-cheek pass.
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In October last year a presenter of a TV show in northern Mexico walked off the set after her co-presenter first verbally harassed her and then fondled her breasts.
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Matt Baker, commentator and presenter - £22016,235 to £2000,25 0003.
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BBC presenter Samira Ahmed has sued the broadcaster over allegations it paid a male presenter more than six times as much as her for comparable duties, according to The New York Times.
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Louisa Bojesen is the presenter of CNBC's 'European Street Signs.
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Louisa Bojesen is the presenter of CNBC's European Street Signs.
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A presenter demonstrates the corset with before and after shots.
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The presenter worked there from the early '60s until 2007.
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It's not so easy if you're a TV presenter, though.
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Cook isn't the only Apple presenter who follows the formula.
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"Are you going to run again?" presenter Emma Barnett asked.
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Michele was a presenter at the Grammy Awards that year.
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This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby uploaded a video to Instagram of herself being saved from certain death by her co-presenter Philip Schofield, when she got the handle of her bag stuck in a door.
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At one point while introducing Xamarin, the presenter put it like this: "We don't care if it's Android or iOS, we have you covered," the presenter said, and continued onto the rest of his presentation.
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"There's a device inside here," said the presenter at the time.
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Kevin Hart used his presenter duties to address the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
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A voiceover announced the next presenter: none other than Bill Cosby.
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What about the former BBC presenter who started the whole thing?
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The star is also serving as a presenter during tonight's show.
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But Issa Rae was actually the presenter walking to the mic.
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"We finally have our weekend back," a presenter shouted from stage.
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You're so honest," a presenter would gush, "Why wouldn't I be?
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"No, I haven't seen it," Dench told BBC presenter John Wilson.
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BBC: Samira Ahmed, a presenter on the British network, is suing the company for unequal pay: she was paid around $598 an episode while a male presenter on a similar show received over $3,000 per episode.
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"Love these kids and their show," the Globes presenter captioned the moment.
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LONDON — Matt LeBlanc is going to be a presenter on Top Gear.
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Opening the door, I'm interrupted by the voice of presenter Vanessa Feltz.
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Moonves' wife, Julie Chen, a CBS presenter, has also publicly supported him.
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The works were owned by English singer and television presenter Cilla Black.
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"It's a paradise for hedgehogs," May tells the show's presenter Steve Backshall.
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"Speed has never killed anyone," said former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson.
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The former Sky Sports News presenter reportedly felt ill during the Aug.
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BBC Scotland weather presenter Kawser Quamer knows this better than most people.
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The most notable involved the late TV and radio presenter Jimmy Savile.
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Here he is with BBC presenter Jeremy Paxman on a tandem bike.
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Miranda, 39, called Obama his "dream presenter" for the black-tie gathering.
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Inside, model Cara Delevingne and television presenter Stephen Fry were seen seated.
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" The presenter said they were the "least wanted group in the world.
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The comedian and television presenter Jonathan Ross hosted in the intervening years.
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At the end of Orantes's TV appearance, the presenter offered her encouragement.
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He walked on stage in a daze and kissed presenter Halle Berry.
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Her husband, a television presenter, stays at home to look after Neve.
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No matter where you are, you benefit from being a great presenter.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson, who gained worldwide fame as presenter of the BBC motoring show "Top Gear", will be off work for "quite some time" after falling ill with pneumonia while on a family holiday.
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BBC: Samira Ahmed, a presenter on the British network, is suing the company for unequal pay: She was paid around 465 British pounds ($598) per episode, while a male presenter on a similar show received over £3,000 per episode.
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Caroline Flack, a well known British TV presenter, died suddenly over the weekend.
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Ri Chun Hee, the news presenter, beamed as she announced the "perfect" explosion.
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Kid Rock was also announced on Monday as a presenter, inducting Cheap Trick.
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Last month Mr Moussa was interviewed by Lamis al-Hadidi, another television presenter.
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Let me lay out a scenario for you: You're a British TV presenter.
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An Owen Smith supporter told the presenter that Smith could still win it.
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Presenter Joanna Lumley and Leading Actor winner Rami Malek also wore white suits.
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English television presenter and journalist Jake Humphrey recorded a personal message for Ollie.
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He was the first Irish radio presenter to use the call-in format.
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The British television presenter Murray Walker was as excited as the Italian fans.
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Ms. Streisand has agreed to appear as a presenter at this year's Tonys.
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TV presenter Luciano Huck and Alckmin would each get 8 percent without Lula.
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And the Oscar for Best Presenter goes to...the quiet but memorable BB8.
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She appeared uncomfortable as her co-presenter, Dan Walker, prompted her to comment.
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The presenter stepped down as host of "Love Island" after she was charged.
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By contrast, the highest-paid woman, the presenter Claudia Winkleman, earned roughly £1503,000.
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And he asked the presenter to go back a slide, which is another.
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" Antoine*, in his 20s, TV presenter in Paris "As a TV presenter, I am often not done with work until very late and will only get to bed around 7 AM. Then I have to be back at work at midday.
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Demo and pitch days foster a formulaic approach that often works against the presenter.
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Julia Hartley-Brewer, a British radio presenter and commentator, accused Watson of being hypocritical.
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There's this presenter between the tracks who tells you the context of each song.
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Her partner, a TV news presenter, plans to be a stay-at-home dad.
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Jamil was then able to start booking gigs as a presenter on UK television.
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Royal Wedding Watch will be hosted by Meredith Viera and British presenter Matt Baker.
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The DJ presenter asked the first ever women's #BallonDor winner, Ada Hegerberg, to twerk.
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In the case of my E3 demo, our presenter selected a path of destruction.
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" The Cut reports that a presenter told students, "self-gratification can prevent sexual assault.
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The presenter then grabbed multiple layers from Sketch and placed them into Photoshop Mix.
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At the Awards, Ninja was also a presenter, onstage with a punny prawn muppet.
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Dick Van Dyke just starred in his first role of 2019: Golden Globes presenter!
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The name Boaty McBoatface was first suggested by former BBC radio presenter James Hand.
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And when co-presenter Olivia Munn asked why, the actress had a great answer.
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The TV presenter and singer remembered inviting Jackson to a show in Las Vegas.
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McKinnon had our eyes welling from the moment presenter Kristen Bell called her name.
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The actress and presenter for the night wore an embellished, green Julien Macdonald gown.
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Evans was a successful "presenter," the company's term for salespeople, according to her video.
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The presenter asks, Do you want to be an actress when you grow up?
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Asked about his wealth by TV presenter Piers Morgan, he said: "I'm doing alright."
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"We impeach the impeachment," a presenter shouted from the stage outside Seoul City Hall.
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As records tumbled one after the other, an Indian TV presenter tweeted in admiration.
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Mademoiselle Agnès, a French TV presenter in an elaborately beaded coat, did one better.
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At least one TV presenter wandered around mock maps in a mock war room.
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"How do you feel about sex?" an unknown presenter asks her in one video.
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I was shocked when the presenter compared the events in Myanmar to the Holocaust.
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An earlier version of this review misidentified the presenter of an avian-themed festival.
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In 2019, Shepherd Smith, a rare Fox News straight news presenter, left as well.
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"Viva the Women's Spring," Monica Iozzi, a Globo presenter and actress, wrote on Twitter.
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He lingers in the British popular imagination primarily, oddly enough, as a television presenter.
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Doing so encouraged participants to be alert and to provide feedback to the presenter.
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The highest earner at the BBC, the presenter Chris Evans, earned about £2.3 million.
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Quietly slip your card into the bill presenter and say nothing else about it.
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A presenter from Finland shared several dozen observations and quotes from his participant interviews.
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It was cases like TV presenter Jill Dando's that highlighted problems with the law.
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Presenter Trevor Noah wore a shimmery baroque dark suit jacket with a sculptural, fabric rose.
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The presenter researched the benefits of fanfiction and similar online communities in an educational context.
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Presenter Janelle Monae commanded the stage with a poignant speech before introducing Kesha's "Praying" segment.
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I'm 35 and I'm a sex worker, sexual trainer, political campaigner, radio presenter and performer.
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A critical tweet from the TV presenter Piers Morgan only served to spark more interest.
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But one said she felt like quitting after seeing how a female presenter was treated.
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Georgie is a presenter at MTV News, and you can find her on Twitter here.
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Each group sent a presenter to sell the judges on their project and receive feedback.
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With one presenter, the judges even asked if the markets care about the companies offering.
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The presenter, who's been dubbed the wave runner, started her journey at 22016:30 a.m.
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Stone is set to return to the Oscars at this year's ceremony as a presenter.
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LONDON — When it comes to puns, UK weather presenter Sian Welby is a total machine.
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The movie's star, Daniela Vega, was also the first openly trans presenter in Oscars history.
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Presenter Michelle Yeoh, 56, also opted for glam with a silver metallic Elie Saab gown.
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" — Prince Cassius, TV presenter "I really like doing my eyebrows so I've made them eyebrows.
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The 39-year-old author and radio presenter from Newcastle, England has done the unthinkable.
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The TV show's presenter, Nazli Ilicak, a journalist, columnist and former lawmaker, was also arrested.
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"The news may be good or bad," a VOA presenter vowed in an early broadcast.
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"Are you joking?" asked the incredulous television presenter interviewing him when he made the claim.
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He's also a beloved Food Network star, restaurateur, author, and an Emmy-winning TV presenter.
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Well, if you're Sky News presenter Kay Burley, you speak to their empty chair instead.
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Users of China's micro-blogging site Weibo were not completely convinced by the virtual presenter.
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He was also a presenter for a current affairs program on the British ITV network.
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Amazon presenter Dave Limp revealed that he was wearing Echo Frames for the entire presentation:
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"I didn't think it'd be this easy," he said, laughing, to the briefly speechless presenter.
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The card is clean and easy to read for any presenter, with only relevant information.
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Even as the presenter is swiping through the slides, that will happen on remote devices.
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Presenter Gloria Beyi, 17, said the couple showed a keen interest in the station's music.
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"This is the six o'clock news …" the presenter would say, and my grandfather would smile.
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That could take time, but Ms. AbuSulayman, the television presenter, said the trajectory was clear.
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Mr. Cook is an amiable presenter, but he doesn't pretend to have Mr. Jobs's magnetism.
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Attenborough became their star presenter, filmed in distant locations while capturing or holding wild animals.
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Samsung Presenter: It can be yours from February 14th and it's available starting at $1,380.
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Earlier on Wednesday, her family released a message the presenter wrote days before she died.
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Earlier on Wednesday, her family released a message the presenter wrote days before she died.
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And "Scissored Isle" follows Alan Partridge, Steve Coogan's fictional TV presenter, across the British divide.
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The presenter also participated in British celebrity ballroom dancing competition "Strictly Come Dancing" in 2016.
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The remaining 49% is controlled by former RT presenter Anissa Naouai, who is Maffick's CEO.
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A PwC partner had handed Warren Beatty, a presenter of the award, the wrong envelope.
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Emma Victoria Jenkins, 27, works as a presenter and volunteers for a number of organizations.
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"I really wanted him to be a presenter at the Jewelry Awards," Ms. Vecchiarelli said.
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The narrative also unravels slightly when it shifts to the presenter or to Parton's fans.
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Recent renewed attention is owed in part to doctor and TV presenter Chris Van Tulleken.
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