The more prestigious the noble family, the more prestigious the village family who spied for them.
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Brett Kavanaugh is a white man who went to a prestigious prep school and a prestigious university.
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For now, two Silicon Valley giants are keeping prestigious filmmaking afloat, but not because they care about prestigious filmmaking.
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Yet selective, prestigious colleges are selective and prestigious in large part because they have more resources to spend on each student.
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Today's employees, and especially those who attended prestigious schools and landed prestigious positions, have the expectation that satisfaction ought to be part of the package.
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They're simply doing what they were told to do — go to prestigious law schools, get a job at a prestigious law firm, and make lots of money.
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It has bounced from prestigious accelerator to prestigious accelerator starting off in the 8200 Accelerator group and then moving to Y Combinator in its summer 2017 batch.
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These are people that grew up in a different time where the social signaling of where they went to school mattered enough where they could get these prestigious, "prestigious," jobs.
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On one hand, I see debt at a more prestigious institution as an "in" to better jobs as more prestigious institutions carry more weight in job hunting for recent graduates.
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What their company is: "Our sourcing team finds promising early-stage startups at [prestigious school 1] and [prestigious school 2], and connects them with compatible investors from our exclusive partner network," they wrote.
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Princess Charlotte will start at the prestigious school in September.
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Shouldn't hosting the Oscars be a fun and prestigious opportunity?
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In 2006, he was nominated for the prestigious Turner Prize.
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In 2002, he shared the prestigious Wolf Prize in Mathematics.
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They've now all been honored with the same prestigious award.
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She received absolutely no responses, despite her recent prestigious internship.
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They often add as much value as more prestigious institutions.
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Why are the Academy Awards considered to be more prestigious?
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Sole financing provider is a prestigious role for BNP Paribas.
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Like the prestigious writers that came out and said things.
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The Grammys' most prestigious category is Album of the Year.
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Wanna live like the owner of a prestigious MLB team??
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The company has won prestigious prizes and gained heavyweight investors.
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The winners will immediately begin training for the prestigious contest.
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Isabelle Huppert has claimed the ultimate revenge: shiny, prestigious hardware.
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Juilliard School: $21993,21 to the prestigious New York music school.
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The studies were peer reviewed and published in prestigious journals.
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You also need prestigious internships, and a clear career direction.
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The invitations to prestigious camps and tryouts also tapered off.
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Mr. Kok studied at the country's prestigious Nyenrode Business University.
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The bullring was not a prestigious one by any measure.
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This position, the most prestigious, is called a systems engineer.
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Nearly all of the nation's most prestigious hospitals are nonprofits.
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He attended Phillips Academy, a prestigious school in Andover, Mass.
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He held a prestigious post in Dresden for many years.
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It's among the most prestigious honors in the preaching profession.
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He has been dropped by the prestigious photographers' collective Prime.
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It's not the prestigious gelatin silver print, classical frame photography.
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It evolved into club soccer's most lucrative and prestigious competition.
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He got shut out of Harvard's prestigious Society of Fellows.
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"Even when you add in the cost of traveling overseas, it can be less expensive than a private college in the U.S., and sometimes it can be as prestigious — if not more prestigious," he said.
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The emirate gives out multi-million dollar prizes at prestigious competitions.
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The prestigious school was founded by Henry VI in 1440. 3.
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High on confidence, I applied to the prestigious NBC Page Program.
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Young employees have traditionally viewed government cybersecurity jobs as quite prestigious.
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To say the York job is prestigious would be an understatement.
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Next year the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra will tour prestigious European festivals.
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These 20 veterans have all won entertainment's most prestigious acting award:
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Okay, so instead of a prestigious award they got a puppy.
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He went on to equally prestigious American universities, Rice and Stanford.
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The founder wins powerful friends and prestigious honours at the Vatican.
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And not just by the media but by prestigious scientific institutions.
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But they still weren't a member of the prestigious billionaire club.
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But most of the incomers end up in less prestigious universities.
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Each one earned the prestigious nomination for record of the year.
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The Hugo Awards are one of speculative fiction's most prestigious prizes.
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"Spain works via the telephone" a prestigious Spanish writer once said.
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Y Combinator is the most prestigious Silicon Valley start-up accelerator.
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Last year she was nominated for the prestigious Jarman art prize.
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Lindsay also performed at Coachella, but during a less prestigious set.
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AI team, many of whom came from Stanford's prestigious AI Lab.
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Donations to the Irish Studies Departments at prestigious colleges, but not
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A prestigious brand is joining Lenovo's MotoMod lineup today: it's Hasselblad.
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Two deputy chiefs have also been moved into less prestigious positions.
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Harvard and other prestigious institutions also received large donations from Epstein.
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Is Hollywood's most prestigious awards body pitting commercial against artistic success?
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The school is nicknamed "India's Eton" after the prestigious English school.
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Oxford is one of the most prestigious universities in the world.
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Brzezinski, Condoleezza Rice—studied or served at the nation's most prestigious
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The Medal of Honor is America's most prestigious American military award.
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Magnum Photos is the most prestigious photo agency in the world.
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Ngugi is now in neighboring Uganda, attending the prestigious Makerere University.
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Since then, Dr. Ko has amassed a prestigious array of watches.
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The Lancet is one of the world's most prestigious medical journals.
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They won Britain's prestigious Mercury Prize for album of the year.
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She has her eyes set on a prestigious university like UVA.
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LONDON — The Man Booker Prize is Britain's most prestigious literary award.
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Even New York's prestigious Winter Antiques Show has changed its rules.
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Most prestigious races in the United States cap fields at 653.
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The pigs, who were not prestigious, occasionally ate us to excess.
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The festival is considered the most prestigious event in Iranian cinema.
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And she has performed in prestigious venues including the Kennedy Center.
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She was also given a place at the prestigious Peking University.
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The Booker is one of the literary world's most prestigious prizes.
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A graphic novel scored the prestigious Newbery Award for children's literature.
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He called the prestigious university a "manufacturing base" for fire bombs.
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He won one of France's most prestigious literary awards in 2013.
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Prestigious schools like MIT and Harvard also cracked the top 10.
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Women are winning prestigious Italian literary prizes, getting translated — and selling.
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There were invitations to serve on the boards of prestigious charities.
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She was buried in Moscow's prestigious Troyekurovskoe cemetery, alongside her husband.
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Little's older brother, Alex, was also accepted into a prestigious university.
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The CT883 is Cadillac's largest and most prestigious sedan on offer.
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He won the prestigious John Bates Clark medal back in 1979.
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He beat out 2,000 other dogs to win the prestigious title.
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She published her first poems with the prestigious literary journal Roshanfekr.
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He was promoted for his efforts and given prestigious governmental power.
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Next to best musical, the Tonys' most prestigious category is best play.
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When she co-chaired the prestigious Met Gala alongside Anna Wintour 228.
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Gorsuch studied with Finnis while at Oxford on a prestigious Marshall Scholarship.
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It was a different story at the prestigious Cannes film festival, though.
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That's as prestigious today as winning a MacArthur Genius grant, for example.
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Rather, it's the lack of gay actors in those prestigious gay roles.
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It was still one of the most prestigious names on Wall Street.
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I excelled at school and was studying to become a prestigious doctor.
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Having a post on a prestigious website is a goldmine for scammers.
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First up, Tingle delivered the porn: "Wait," I tell the prestigious nomination.
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Prestigious schools have chess and Scrabble teams, and there are university tournaments.
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Their press departments, especially for more prestigious journals, are well-oiled machines.
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And why have his clothes not been picked up by prestigious retailers?
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When he got accepted to the prestigious college, his tweet went viral.
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She was the first woman to win Trinidad's prestigious "Road March" competition.
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Since then, the prize money at the prestigious tournament has increased significantly.
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Ocean Art is the most prestigious underwater photo competition in the world.
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You did just win the most prestigious award in music, after all.
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She was eager to gain experience on the world's most prestigious stage.
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His films have been nominated for the academy's prestigious award four times.
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What does it mean to you to have earned something so prestigious?
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Indiana has one of the most prestigious college basketball programs in America.
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On Friday, the company won the prestigious Good Design Award for Sustainability.
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With it gone, there are no longer any prestigious nightclubs in London.
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The BAFTA Awards are considered the most prestigious entertainment awards in Britain.
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Dror trained at the prestigious Shenkar Fashion Academy in Ramat Gan, Israel.
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It's not just tags, and it's not just beautiful or prestigious brands.
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He's even got a scholarship spot at the prestigious Brooklyn Visions Academy.
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It is one of the most prestigious honors in the automotive industry.
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I'm aware of the prestigious company the Liberty Medal places me in.
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Malia Obama graduated from the prestigious Sidwell Friends high school in Washington.
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In 2016, the professor was awarded the prestigious Order of Australia Medal.
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Hotel Sacher and Cafe Demel are two prestigious cafes in Vienna, Austria.
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It also placed as runner up in a prestigious international book fair.
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They often buy homes with access to prestigious private schools as well.
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Tiny Luxembourg also already has the prestigious position of European Commission president.
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We just announced a prestigious academic partner for this campus, Virginia Tech.
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EGOT is a ridiculously goofy word to describe a ridiculously prestigious accomplishment.
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The prestigious one, or the one they're going to make fun of?
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One is to win a spot in the prestigious Startup Battlefield competition.
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Since 1975 the space has hosted Rio's prestigious School of Visual Arts.
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Ms. Beskind's presence at a prestigious design firm provides a unique perspective.
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In his twenties, Thanathorn studied mechanical engineering at Bangkok's prestigious Thammasat University.
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Daniel is a sophomore at St. John's School, a prestigious private school.
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They would also be ineligible to receive official endorsement for prestigious scholarships.
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Not surprisingly, many that made the list are prestigious Ivy-league schools.
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The pay for these prestigious positions may be lower than you expect.
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The concept won her a prestigious new visual arts grant last year.
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Go: The Turner Prize, Britain's most prestigious art award, announced four finalists.
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"These people are all the most prestigious in Xinjiang," Mr. Hamut said.
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She immediately landed a prestigious position in the New York theater world.
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There was talk in prestigious editorial pages of a post-racial America.
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Should he do a small, prestigious movie after all this blockbuster dynamite?
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It soon became one of the most prestigious agencies in the world.
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The world's most prestigious marathon, which will now take place on Sept.
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Ms. Caceres's fight won her the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize in 2015.
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Could a Montreal Marathon be among the world's most prestigious by 2050?
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What was once a prestigious name is now a mass-market brand.
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He briefly attended the prestigious boys' boarding school Eton in Berkshire, England.
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He had attended a prestigious wrestling camp in the summer of 2016.
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The startup is no stranger to prestigious names on its cap table.
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The Biennale is a prestigious event that will give her global exposure.
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The reason why it&aposs so prestigious is actually standing behind me.
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Women writers here are winning prestigious prizes, getting translated and selling copies.
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He won the world's most prestigious elected office in his first attempt.
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The novel won the Goncourt, France's most prestigious literary prize, in 2015.
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In 1985 he received the prestigious Albert Lasker Clinical Medical Research Award.
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Many had secured admission to some of the world's most prestigious universities.
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The most prestigious category at the Grammys is album of the year.
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Bell Burnell is now receiving her due with the prestigious breakthrough prize.
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But company executives stood by the work as responsible and "prestigious" business.
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""Countries like France and Germany had very disciplined, very prestigious civil service.
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Frances, meanwhile, sells a short story to a prestigious journal for £800.
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Yangambi was once a prestigious international center for the study of trees.
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Even at prestigious jobs, the people who wear suits can raise suspicion.
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It is grown women, not girls, who top the most prestigious podiums.
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Prestigious investment banks boasted of trading desks the size of football fields.
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Papers, Please, that prestigious indie game about immigration policies, is now Snake.
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He is a finalist in the prestigious Channel 7 Boon Sua Tournament.
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She also gives advice on how to get into the prestigious university.
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It was very prestigious, very powerful, and a very love-filled experience.
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The awards are considered the most prestigious honor in the film industry.
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The problem is, it's not a 'prestigious' job, it's a critical job.
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Many of the city's hospitals, schools and its prestigious university have been devastated.
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Who will taking over her prestigious role as the Queen comes season 3.
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That he had a master's from one of the world's most prestigious schools.
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A prestigious list of scientists, including Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners, contributed chapters.
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A prestigious list of scientists, including Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners, contributed chapters.
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Sasha, 15, is a sophomore at the prestigious DC private school, Sidwell Friends.
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For his efforts, Putin awarded Tillerson Russia's prestigious Order of Friendship in 2013.
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This is the most exclusive and prestigious restaurant in the film "American Psycho".
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It's only the latest prestigious position the oncologist has been forced to forfeit.
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That Yale is also one of America's most prestigious universities is not coincidental.
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Founded in October 20153, Genius joined the prestigious accelerator Y Combinator in 22015.
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Both of Cambodia's most prestigious independent newspapers have been nobbled in recent months.
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It's the same type of descriptor that HBO uses for its prestigious offerings.
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The Medal of Honor is the most prestigious decoration in the US military.
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"It's a very prestigious award," he said of winning the award last year.
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Second-tier American programmes are nearly as expensive, but nothing like as prestigious.
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In May 2014, he led Maccabi Tel Aviv to the prestigious Euroleague title.
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The cup, the country's most prestigious thoroughbred horse race, starts at 3 p.m.
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The most volunteer-producing schools tend to differ from typical prestigious schools lists.
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Maybe the social media manager will receive the prestigious science award next year.
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Last week, two prestigious think tanks released recommendations related to the opioid crisis.
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As a freshman, he won a spot playing violin with Rutgers' prestigious symphony.
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Some people with college degrees from prestigious schools still lack needed job skills.
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Then again, the whole project sounds outrageous, even with such a prestigious cast.
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Bottura's prestigious restaurant in Modena, northern Italy, charges around 250 euros a head.
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This will be the pair's first time hosting television's most prestigious awards ceremony.
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The two men worked together previously at the prestigious Kirkland & Ellis law firm.
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Prestigious firms like Citi and Goldman Sachs are notoriously difficult to break into.
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The US attorney spot in any state is an influential and prestigious post.
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It is considered one of the most prestigious honors in the automotive industry.
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Clayton is a partner in the prestigious law firm of Sullivan and Cromwell.
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"Otared" was a finalist for this year's prestigious International Prize for Arabic Fiction.
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Over his career he earned some of the federal government's most prestigious awards.
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Konstantin Maksimov arrived at the prestigious art school, sent as a kind of
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The Ran Racing team launched in 2008 and has won some prestigious regattas.
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If confirmed, she would be the first woman to assume the prestigious post.
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Eton College is one of the most prestigious high schools in the world.
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Mr. Tinker received a personal Peabody Award, the most prestigious in the industry.
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In addition to winning six NBA championships, Jordan had won other prestigious awards.
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Some of literature's most prestigious awards will be announced in the coming weeks.
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A prestigious World Cup sponsorship is a sign of Asia's rising economic power.
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The new assignments include a prestigious Ways and Means Committee slot for Rep.
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This is the oldest and most prestigious federal prosecutors' office in the country.
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High salary, a prestigious name or cool perks alone just aren't worth it.
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The other two were transferred from their current assignments to less prestigious positions.
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Things settled down temporarily when Prantera enrolled at the prestigious Central Saint Martins.
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One episode this year was about sexual abuse at a prestigious choir school.
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Born in Copenhagen, Ida graduated from Denmark's prestigious creative business school, the KaosPilots.
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Sometimes, even having the most prestigious investors can't save a startup from mismanagement.
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This wasn't a former NBA player or household name from a prestigious program.
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We're here for ten days, protecting the most prestigious guests during the festival.
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Spike was then enrolled into one of Melbourne's most prestigious all boys' schools.
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Pérez won the prestigious British Formula 238 series in 2007, his first year.
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Most went to prestigious schools or universities in Dhaka and Malaysia, officials said.
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But this long, erudite jeremiad from a prestigious professor has carried more weight.
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The last Dane to win the prestigious event was Peter Gade in 1999.
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Reporter: Aqsa grew up in an affluent neighborhood, attended a prestigious private school.
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"Eric introducing me for this prestigious award brings me great joy," Kaepernick said.
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Would I have received a substantially better education at a more prestigious university?
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Students of business at the university attend the prestigious Stern School of Business.
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Two prestigious panels, reviewing many prevention studies, recently came up with several recommendations.
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He was also the editor of the prestigious Astrophysical Journal for two decades.
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However, the largest majority of success stories began with a prestigious university education.
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Nine years later, he won a prestigious directing prize named after his teacher.
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It has since supported a host of poets through prestigious prizes and programs.
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Admissions deadlines for some of the most prestigious law schools are fast approaching.
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France also honored Kirk with the prestigious Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.
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Two of its graduates have been finalists for the prestigious James Beard Award.
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She was awarded a medal by AIGA, the prestigious design organization, in 2018.
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This was the first show of Pop artists in a prestigious uptown gallery.
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Complicated legacy: Bryant earned 18 All-Star selections, among many other prestigious accolades.
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I'm humbled and deeply grateful for this prestigious recognition of our work together.
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Zhu then attended Zhejiang University, one of the most prestigious institutions in China.
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FX and Fox Searchlight are prestigious names, and will ideally boast Hulu's identity.
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The arts and humanities medals are among the country's most prestigious cultural honors.
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Among the most diverse and prestigious colleges in the country is Columbia University.
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As it happens, they are instructors at a prestigious New Zealand drama academy.
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Ginsburg eventually became the first female member of the prestigious Harvard Law Review.
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Lately some Pryor students have gone on to prestigious institutions like Duke University.
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HBO, Amazon, and Netflix took home many awards at TV's most prestigious event.
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But Abiy's domestic record was not why he was awarded the prestigious prize.
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Conway is a partner at the prestigious law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz.
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And there is no job more prestigious than Leader of the Free World.
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Last year, she was awarded the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize for her work.
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It's a prestigious position, with jurisdiction over Wall Street and terrorism-related cases.
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The concert is just another prestigious achievement Chenoweth can add to her list.
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But banks see the prestigious deal as an important inroad for future work.
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At the time, men's names dominated the most prestigious premium women's shoe labels.
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The managing director role is one of the most prestigious in investment banking.
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She rose quickly, landing a prestigious post covering the Tokyo district prosecutors' office.
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She rose quickly, landing a prestigious post covering the Tokyo district prosecutors' office.
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The New York Landmarks Conservancy awarded Trinity a prestigious Chairman's Awards last year.
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Large and prestigious U.S. health care organizations are already adopting digital health technologies.
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In 2000, he became the archbishop of Washington, DC, a particularly prestigious post.
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And not just for audiences, either; Hollywood is a self-perpetuating machine, and a studio or network that's seen as a prestigious, friendly home for writers and directors will have the leverage to draw in bigger and more prestigious talent.
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She went to a prestigious school (Howard), was president of various student organizations and got great internships (Federal Trade Commission, U.S. Senate) before going to law school, zooming up the political ladder and marrying a partner at a prestigious law firm.
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She picked up many prestigious medals and awards for her papers along the way.
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Fung says she became inspired after interning at a prestigious restaurant in Hong Kong.
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That's important if YC is going to stay prestigious without seeming out of touch.
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In 1901 Picasso had his debut exhibition at French dealer Ambroise Vollard's prestigious gallery.
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The clamor for prestigious degrees is an epiphenomenon of more important structural economic issues.
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But that was before I went to Korea's prestigious Jung Saem Mool beauty academy.
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Dogs born into this prestigious academy start training when they are just days old.
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More often, it leads to self-censorship and punch-pulling from even prestigious academies.
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In 2017, he received the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship for exceptional creativity in the arts.
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Mr Macron met Rocard shortly after graduating from the prestigious Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA).
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There are also a number of prestige series from its most prestigious network, HBO.
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Waltzer is accompanied by her handler, Andrew Green, a prestigious second-generation Terrier handler.
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Nginx CEO Gus Robertson was pleased to get the backing of such prestigious investors.
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The annual Game Developers Conference is one of the most prestigious events in gaming.
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This changed somewhat last year, when Eisenman was awarded the prestigious MacArthur Foundation Award.
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The person who replaces Schaeuble could also carry the prestigious title of vice chancellor.
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We're just a few days away from TV's most prestigious awards event, the Emmys.
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And the most prestigious schools tend to offer the largest payoff in absolute terms.
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In 2013, she enrolled in one of Kampala's most prestigious universities to study law.
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The campaign marks the first time Amazon has teamed with the prestigious spelling tournament.
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The prestigious English National Ballet School has offered the young Kenyan a full scholarship.
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England where after a teaching stint in London he is elected to the prestigious
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I have been published in many prestigious publications, including the Washington Post, and others.
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On the court, Von Cramm won some of the most prestigious competitions in tennis.
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Tickets for one of Europe's most prestigious music festivals go on sale on Friday.
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And these shortcomings aren't just about who gets invited into Hollywood's most prestigious club.
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Successful comics vie every day for a spot in the prestigious Pixton top 10.
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And older girls will be able to earn the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout.
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However, attendees at the prestigious golf tournament did not welcome the presence of protesters.
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Upon her return, Veil pursued a law degree at Paris' prestigious Institut d'Etudes Politiques.
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These activists argue that BP uses the prestigious art prize to whitewash its reputation.
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This demand has spilled over into prestigious gym memberships and nutrition brands, as well.
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The Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg had been a favorite for the prestigious award.
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Many of the country's largest and most prestigious companies still systematically sideline pregnant women.
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Mr. Yokota, the chef and an owner, comes from a family of prestigious cooks.
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Aeroskobing was given the prestigious Europa Nostra Award for its outstanding state of preservation.
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"It's seen as the most prestigious place to win a U.S. Open," Azinger said.
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Accused of such a heinous act, his promising future in a prestigious field disappeared.
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One of New York City's most prestigious schools, Stuyvesant High School, is in Tribeca.
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While the presidency of the General Assembly is largely ceremonial, it is also prestigious.
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Wearing was awarded the prestigious Turner Prize—a British fine arts award, in 1997.
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Luxury labels are never down with having their prestigious, history-steeped logos ripped off.
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There's no more prestigious position than that and this is how he repays me.
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It's also telling of how prestigious award programs or conferences can mishandle basic information.
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The Pulitzers, the most prestigious honors in American journalism, have been awarded since 1917.
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Without hesitating, he requested space on prestigious roofs: the Musée d'Orsay and the Invalides.
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Historically, there are few prestigious appellations here, making it a blank slate for winemakers.
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And on Friday, The Masters, one of the most prestigious golf tournaments, was postponed.
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The odds of getting hired by the prestigious McKinsey & Company are less than 1%.
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She fought to receive a basic education and now she's attending a prestigious university.
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"We believed that a journalist as prestigious as Javier was untouchable," Mr. Bojórquez said.
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The best argument for attending a prestigious university is name recognition and alumni connections.
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But the New Museum was also a chance to work with a prestigious institution.
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In all honesty, it has always been my dream to attend a prestigious college.
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I wanted to be assigned the most interesting and prestigious projects in my department.
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Mary's, the prestigious Minnesota prep school where Sidney Crosby and Jonathan Toews once played.
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The first is that, again, it's the most prestigious film festival in the world.
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Britain had entered the war as the most prestigious of the world's great powers.
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His death was confirmed by Aitchison College, Pakistan's most prestigious boarding school, in Lahore.
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A bounty of pre-race coverage of the 210rd running of this prestigious event.
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Reuters photojournalism was honoured last night at the UK's most prestigious press photography awards.
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The course is home to an LPGA tournament and the prestigious Aviara Golf Academy.
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Is Brett Kavanaugh who we want on the most prestigious court in our country?
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"That being said, I wasn't trying to make a prestigious fancy piece," she added.
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That person ended up finding a new job at a slightly less prestigious bank.
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The latest round of auctions has been boosted by prestigious estates coming to market.
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And then there is the momentum given to artists by inclusion in prestigious exhibitions.
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Now 20103, she will attend the prestigious university to study philosophy, politics and economics.
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Social media star Tanya Burr recieved an invite to Britain's most prestigious film awards.
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The musician, business mogul and philanthropist received the prestigious President's Award at Saturday's ceremony.
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Federer then swept to the titles in the prestigious tournaments in Indian Wells, Calif.
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Andrew Yang attended the prestigious Phillips Exeter Academy, Brown University, and Columbia Law School.
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I used to work in a very prestigious industry around a lot of people.
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Last year, a Hmong team won a prize in a prestigious local barbecue competition.
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Her big chance came in 19843, when she was transferred to prestigious Peking University.
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JNU, one of India's most prestigious universities, has a history of left-wing activism.
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He was also shortlisted for the prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering Africa Prize 2017.
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The foundation is also handing over the job of managing its prestigious Fellowship program.
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The administration's interest in Miller for the prestigious post has not been previously reported.
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Many modern-dance companies are now big institutions, prestigious features of our cultural landscape.
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Honnold, Anker and Wright are all members of the prestigious North Face climbing team.
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The book was published in 2018 and won a prestigious Caldecott Honor this year.
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A bright student, he won a scholarship to Stamford School, a prestigious private institution.
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He followed in their footsteps, taking a job at the prestigious Boston Consulting Group.
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He had won awards, but the reviewing officer didn't think they were truly prestigious.
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Yet, inclusion onto the prestigious UNESCO list did little to curb the site's destruction.
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After the war, she attended the prestigious French school Sciences Po and studied law.
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It also won the prestigious title of "best bar in the world" last October.
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Perhaps, that will change now that it has received such a prestigious stamp of approval.
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He studied at Juilliard Futerfas earned his undergraduate degree from the prestigious performing arts school.
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In 2013, Violier was named Chef of the Year by the prestigious Gault & Millau Guide.
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Tonight is the Met Gala: the biggest, most prestigious fashion event of the calendar year.
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Now Goodwill is looking for the recipient's family to reunite them with the prestigious medal.
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Brie Larson's moving performance in Room earned her Hollywood's most prestigious honor on Sunday night.
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Scientists convened at eugenics conferences held at prestigious museums and universities to illustrate their hypotheses.
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The American Kennel Club is making room for two more breeds at its prestigious table.
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That is to say, fairly difficult, prestigious, and great for exposure (the 'grams don't lie).
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Families flock to Ojai for its school system, particularly Thacher School, a prestigious boarding school.
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On nine occasions, Brickyard 400 winners have rolled on to win NASCAR's most prestigious title.
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Those that did, unsurprisingly, were more likely to be published in prestigious, peer-reviewed journals.
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Y Combinator is not just the most prestigious accelerator out there, it's also the largest.
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She didn't do so well in the prestigious Head of Charles race in Boston, though.
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Having two hip-hop albums nominated for the prestigious category is also a big deal.
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But most prestigious universities have sucked up students, grateful for their fees, which subsidise research.
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Nearly 200 startups have just graduated from the prestigious San Francisco startup accelerator Y Combinator.
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Jayson DeMers is a prolific writer for some of the web's most prestigious business publications.
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She won soccer's most prestigious award — and then was immediately asked if she can twerk.
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So when prestigious accelerators invest around common themes, it's worth taking note of what's resonating.
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He studied at Juilliard Futerfas earned his undergraduate degree from the prestigious performing arts school.
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He's also an experienced theater actor and a graduate of the prestigious Theatre Academy Maastricht.
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John Delaney (D-MD) nominated Andrés for the ultra-prestigious award, reports the Washington Post.
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Prestigious Parisian department stores Printemps and Galeries Lafayette protectively shut their doors on Saturday afternoon.
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She began her career at the prestigious Juilliard School before signing with Def Jam Records.
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But company analysts, once among the most prestigious professionals in the stockmarket, are being culled.
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That album was nominated for British music's most prestigious award, the Mercury Prize, in 2008.
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And it does this on the streets of some of the world's most prestigious cities.
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LEE CHANG-DONG'S "Burning" arrives in British and Irish cinemas heralded by two prestigious recommendations.
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The 'Berlinale' is one of the oldest and most prestigious film festivals in the world.
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Princess Kate and Prince William are holding court at the world's most prestigious tennis tournament.
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Umberto Fanni, the well-connected director of the ROHM, has attracted prestigious artists to Oman.
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He is a third-year student at Kyung Hee University, a prestigious college in Seoul.
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In golf's most prestigious team competition, the Americans dominated with a 17-11 to win.
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Krista Knight agreed to write a movie musical short for the prestigious academy pro bono.
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Dr. Chao says he is a prestigious interventional neuroradiologist -- he treats stroke and aneurysm patients.
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Eventually he wound up at Garage Nation, buying into the prestigious UKG brand in 2004.
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Morales wound up at a less prestigious, visible job while Lauer, unfazed, stayed atop Today.
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Denise was up for a very prestigious fellowship at Kaiser when this all went down.
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Thus, Boutros-Ghali gave way to another African, Kofi Annan, in the same prestigious spot.
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In fact, private choice schools even outperformed the most prestigious, selective Milwaukee Public Schools schools.
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The five-day horse race is one of the most prestigious events of the year.
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SoFi quickly expanded—to borrowers from other prestigious universities, and to other forms of lending.
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Even students from some of the most prestigious universities in the world make stupid mistakes.
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This year, the top-ranked schools include prestigious private institutions as well as public universities.
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The new building won the Stirling Prize, the UK's most prestigious architecture award, last October.
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Before that, Espinosa worked at the Inter-American Development Bank and Mexico's prestigious ITAM university.
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For starters, the 20-year-old megastar has won many prestigious awards, including two Grammys.
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For Netflix, a feud with the world's most prestigious film festival is a branding opportunity.
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Caceres won the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize in 2015 for leading opposition to the dam.
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He has published several books and has won multiple prestigious awards, including World Press Photo.
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In 2013, Kholodenko won the gold medal in the prestigious Van Cliburn International Piano Competition.
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Individually, the Ottensamers occupy what are arguably the most prestigious orchestral positions for their instrument.
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The job is prestigious, but plagued by difficulties in securing finances and suitable, modern equipment.
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Despite this, they are more likely to be in the less prestigious "middle" author position.
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Vladimir Putin and Joseph Stalin have both been submitted for the prestigious honor, Vox notes.
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The Gotham Academy series centers around a prestigious boarding school in Batman's hometown, Gotham City.
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For most writers, success and creative independence comes after many years on less prestigious projects.
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It's not easy to get a job at a top hedge fund or prestigious bank.
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The "Golden Boy" award is one of the most prestigious individual prizes in European football.
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The potential employer was a large, prestigious, financial services firm in the World Trade Center.
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How credible is the world's most prestigious peace prize when peace itself is so scarce?
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Yet she was rejected for the most prestigious judicial clerkships and spurned by law firms.
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Seattle's prestigious Institute for Systems Biology has long been a draw for star experimental scientists.
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Askew is among 32 U.S. students selected for the prestigious scholarship out of 866 candidates.
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Lemann played in two prestigious Davis Cups and was a five-time, Brazilian national champion.
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She was not about to miss the most prestigious United States tournament in two decades.
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Georgia Tech offered a prestigious, high-quality computer science program that was convenient and affordable.
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Perhaps an incident without precedent in the long and prestigious history of Air Force One.
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The final round of that tournament is being held at New York's prestigious Carnegie Hall.
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I wasn't sophisticated enough or worldly enough or, frankly, rich enough for my prestigious college.
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In 2007, Belyakova played at the Bell Capital Cup, a prestigious youth tournament in Canada.
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On September 29, 2015, Toledo attended the Perfil Awards in Buenos Aires' prestigious Teatro Colón.
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However, Skyscraper did have a consistent five season career, including winning the prestigious King's Plate.
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I work at a prestigious university's business school as an Academic Events Coordinator, full time.
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I turned down a prestigious job in a two-star place at one point. Why?
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Even those with top grades predominantly opt for state schools and less prestigious private colleges.
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Although several students have gone on to prestigious universities, Brown is not one of them.
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Hollywood's most prestigious awards show for movies and the people who make them has arrived.
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There are other, more prestigious clients, but he pretended to no longer remember their names.
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The history of many prestigious colleges is intertwined with the history of slavery in America.
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That earned him the chance to study Polish at the prestigious Beijing Foreign Studies University.
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The designation became prestigious enough for medical students to include it in applications for residencies.
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It was my first year in graduate school at a prestigious program at Duke University.
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Within a few years, studies appeared in prestigious medical journals showing dramatic drops in readmissions.
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Slimani won the Prix Goncourt, France's most prestigious literary prize, for the novel in 2016.
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In 1954, she was accepted into the Royal Dramatic Theater's prestigious acting school in Stockholm.
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Books News The National Book Awards, among the most prestigious literary prizes, are going global.
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At 21970, he directs his first major play at the prestigious Los Angeles Theatre Center.
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To try to replace that with something anywhere close to as prestigious is really difficult.
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Dow Travers's pedigree included time at the prestigious Harrow School in England and Brown University.
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It was a less-prestigious arrangement, but that's probably because it was also totally illegal.
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At the prestigious Alborz School, Armajani supplemented his study of Persian literature with western philosophy.
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My father worked hard to put us all in prestigious universities here in the Philippines.
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Now his arguments have been published in Icarus, one of planetary science's most prestigious journals.
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It defined, for instance, whether particular groups would be allowed to join prestigious army regiments.
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And that's where the prestigious badge of honor known as the royal warrant comes in.
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Previously, only 10 non-English-language films had ever been nominated for the prestigious prize.
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The building is in "one of the most prestigious" neighborhoods in Palermo, Ms. Macaluso said.
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There are other universities in Maine, including prestigious liberal arts colleges like Colby and Bowdoin.
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Oxford Union: Brendan McGrath, the president of the prestigious British debating society, resigned last night.
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That's not unusual: Umpires come from all over the world to work the prestigious tournament.
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Here's a road map of the prestigious brands (and not all cost a king's ransom).
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But my classmates did honor me with the allegedly less-prestigious designation of Best Personality.
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The two scientists also shared the prestigious Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award in 1986.
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Set among vast greenery, the "Baking Show's" prestigious venue makes for a quiet viewing escape.
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The 618-bed academic medical center is one of the most prestigious hospitals in Chicago.
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" A Marxist critic for the prestigious journal Sur had praised her style for its "verism.
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The 34-year-old grew up in London, where she attended a prestigious drama school.
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These schools are not simply for students who didn't get into a more prestigious university.
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The biggest multinationals are some of our most prestigious companies like Apple, Caterpillar and Microsoft.
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The fund owns properties at prestigious addresses in cities including London, Paris and San Francisco.
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Some members hold prestigious jobs at top companies like Walmart, HBO, Spotify, PepsiCo, and Hearst.
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An Academy Award is the most prestigious accolade someone in the film industry can earn.
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The Times isn't the only outlet guilty of this (though it is the most prestigious).
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It won the prestigious Ivor Novello Award for best song musically and lyrically in 2004.
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With Gurley expected to sit out, Bell and Hunt will battle for a prestigious distinction.
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She studied dance at Laine Theatre Arts, a prestigious drama and dance college near London.
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Among the many prestigious categories is the ranking of carriers according to their cabin cleanliness.
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An improvement is also evident in the number of women winning the prestigious Turner Prize.
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Starting in May, several of his works were displayed at the prestigious 2019 Venice Biennale.
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Agency employees consider it as among the most prestigious jobs an agricultural economist can land.
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"Jerome had an MBA from one of the most prestigious business schools in France, and did exchange programs with prestigious universities in the U.S. He worked in finance in London for many years and decided to quit that life to start fresh," Quentin says.
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The education secretary, Betsy DeVos, recently visited Howard University, the most prestigious of the black colleges.
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This is Canada Cup 20163—the largest and most prestigious fighting game tournament in the country.
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There will also be more "lighthouse" productions, aka prestigious TV shows, rolling out every single week.
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Rarely done and almost never taught in even the most prestigious classical music colleges and conservatories.
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Read: A Graduate of a Prestigious French Clown Academy Explains What People Don't Know About Clowning
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She was even awarded the prestigious Croix de Guerre – the Cross of War – for her service.
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As such, the awards show often heralds the most important Academy Awards, the prestigious acting honors.
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The prestigious program accepts just two to five residents, and is ranked second in the country.
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As they stepped away from prestigious appointments, these nominees seemed, on one level, to have failed.
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She earned her MFA from Yale, and has been the recipient of numerous prestigious arts prizes.
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Three of them were awarded the prestigious Silver Star — the Army's third-highest decoration for valor.
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The Freestyle World Cup is one of wrestling's most prestigious events and is scheduled for Feb.
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But Clinton gave up her job as a partner at a prestigious Little Rock law firm.
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While he hopes to return to the prestigious league, he says the NBA game has changed.
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All four of her feature films won the prestigious Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival.
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In 2016, it was a finalist for both the prestigious LVMH Prize and the Andam Prize.
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And since WWE is the biggest, most prestigious wrestling promotion on Earth, that means every wrestler.
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Johnson joins a prestigious list of designers who have accused the retailer of intellectual property theft.
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Simon will be aiming to become the first Frenchman to triumph at the prestigious grasscourt event.
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He has also gone after the state's prestigious university system, historically a hotbed of progressive thought.
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But able students can progress from a humble two-year college to a prestigious research university.
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A later biography, "Jules Perrot" (1984), was on the most prestigious choreographer of the 19th century.
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Alumni of the prestigious program include Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Julie Mehretu, Wangechi Mutu, and Jordan Casteel.
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Over the years, she's been nominated for the prestigious Eisner Award, which she won in 2009.
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After NBC found the piece "not to standard," he took it to Condé Nast's prestigious publication.
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But tuition at the prestigious main campus of the University of Georgia works out at $45,500.
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And in 2014, Handke was awarded the International Ibsen Award, the world's most prestigious theater prize.
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Cathey trained at Yale Drama School and starred in several prestigious Shakespeare productions throughout his life.
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It's highly prestigious, considering 5 recipients have gone on to win the Fields Medal in mathematics.
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The February relaunch won a prestigious Newswomen's Club of New York Front Page award this fall.
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The paid tier didn't exactly deliver on the promise of more prestigious, exclusive programming for users.
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Likely, for most of Hollywood's history, the most prestigious directors simply weren't making stories about women.
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So it's fitting that the country is the home for the world's most prestigious film festival.
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It was published by Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), a prestigious U.S. journal.
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Students scramble to gain admittance to the most prestigious institutions, with exam preparation starting ever younger.
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Turns out they all went to a very prestigious private school and had very wealthy families.
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Then I stalk him and find he's won a prestigious award, so I agree to meet.
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Geely, seen as having already successfully swallowed one prestigious foreign firm, may worry the authorities less.
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In 2000, he won the Bradley Prize, a prestigious conservative award that carries a $22018,22004 stipend.
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The singer took to Twitter to say how "honored" she is to win the prestigious award.
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And class was largely irrelevant; the prestigious written language was spoken by educated and illiterate alike.
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The pair both attended China's prestigious Tsinghua University, another experience that boosted their sense of camaraderie.
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The Academy Awards closes out awards season by doling out the industry's most prestigious film accolades.
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Surprisingly, he found that these erroneous papers were more likely to appear in more prestigious journals.
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Rhodes died in 1902, and his educational legacy includes a prestigious scholarship that bears his name.
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The couple met in Nashville when both were enrolled in Belmont University's prestigious vocal performance program.
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You want to build your brand in a very prestigious way, that's what I'm going for.
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Evo, short for the Evolution Championship Series, is the world's most prestigious tournament for fighting videogames.
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We are talking about an editorial board member, an esteemed and prestigious position at any newspaper.
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Solomon didn't exactly have a prestigious stained-glass career that then took a turn toward hoops.
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She graduated from Beijing's prestigious Peking University in 2016 with a master's degree in environmental engineering.
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Mixpanel has raised $77 million in rounds led by prestigious investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia.
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As a freshman at Rutgers, he won a spot playing violin with the university's prestigious symphony.
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"To Pimp a Butterfly" may even win album of the year, the Grammys' most prestigious award.
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His investments range from prestigious venture capital fund Andreessen Horowitz to self-storages units in Ohio.
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At the time, Kingsford was a few years into her medical degree at the prestigious school.
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"Brooks was advertised as the most prestigious photography school on the West Coast," Ms. Hardin said.
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It opened outlets in prestigious locations across Poland, including near the central bank and finance ministry.
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Cornell-Duranleau's death has triggered a national manhunt for two men who work for prestigious universities.
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This year's list is one of the biggest and most prestigious ever in Code's 14 years.
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The film won the prestigious Cannes Film Festival Palme d'Or trophy for drama earlier this year.
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Corporate accountability should not be merely a subject matter for academic journals at prestigious business schools.
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This year both of our girls attend our neighborhood school, despite more prestigious charter options available.
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He won prestigious awards from the American Society of Civil Engineers and the European Geosciences Union.
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Should we demand that Marsalis return his prestigious award because it was for playing classical music?
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Wagner went to the public Dallastown Area High School; Wolf attended the prestigious private Hill School.
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Both singers have received prestigious awards from the foundation and are embarked on impressive opera careers.
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Malia, who turns 18 in July, is a senior at the prestigious Sidwell Friends School here.
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Le Tour de France, the prestigious cycling marathon, has been embroiled in doping scandals for years.
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To celebrate the prestigious honor, Zehtabchi had two hilariously-honest thoughts to share with the audience.
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In September the group lost its place in Britain's prestigious FTSE 100 index, symbolising its decline.
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After studying three-hours-a-day for a whole summer, I got a prestigious internship offer.
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Get a 30,000-foot view of your future by pursuing a prestigious career as a pilot.
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"The US military is viewed as a prestigious club ... It's an indicator of prestige," Palmer said.
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She enrolled at a prestigious grade school recommended to her parents by their upper-crust friends.
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Both of the whistleblowers hold doctorate degrees in engineering from one of China's most prestigious universities.
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In 2010, Ladreit de Lacharrière received France's prestigious Legion d'Honneur award, after a recommendation from Fillon.
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He worked at the prestigious River Café outside London, where he refined his Italian cooking skills.
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For average students who cannot attend these kinds of prestigious institutions, the decision becomes more complicated.
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Trump was awarded his star on the prestigious stretch of Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, Calif.
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At the time, I hesitated to self-publish because traditional publishing is widely considered more prestigious.
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Three months on, the Afghani asylum-seeker is studying at one of France's most prestigious universities.
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Or when their teams traveled to England to compete in one of rowing's most prestigious events.
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There are three main reasons this time of the year is so stacked with prestigious releases.
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The original game follows student Makoto Naegi as he's accepted into the prestigious Hope's Peak Academy.
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It used to be that the prestigious neighborhoods were gated and secluded, often outside of town.
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Here was a student from among the lowest castes, attending one of India's most prestigious universities.
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LL, born James Todd Smith, became the first hip-hop artist feted with the prestigious honor.
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The prestigious exhibition, one of the top tickets on the international art calendar, opens in May.
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Dr. Shimomura received the Asahi Prize, one of the most prestigious honors in Japan, in 2006.
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At prestigious live tournaments and among thousands of others playing daily online, cheating is a scourge.
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He won the prestigious U.S. Pro Tennis Championships singles title each year from 21 to 2000.
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After graduation, I taught literature at a prestigious local high school for more than five years.
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While community colleges are less prestigious than four-year schools, they are also a lot cheaper.
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But at SFMOMA, despite the prestigious job title, he would have received a significant pay cut.
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" Huffman continued, "I honestly didn't and don't care about my daughter going to a prestigious college.
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The movie went to the Venice Film Festival, one of the most prestigious in the world.
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Medicine is considered a prestigious occupation, and medical schools attract the country's best high school students.
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But it was in 1993 that Morrison was awarded the most prestigious one on the planet.
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The UFC's newly minted women's featherweight belt, of course, is the more prestigious of the two.
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This was long before the time when an apartment in the neighborhood conferred a prestigious address.
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This isn't just a matter of one student's admission to a prestigious university, in other words.
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It has won the prestigious (and, with a $100,000 prize, profitable) Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition.
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An investigation has found allegations of sexual misconduct at Saint Ann's, a prestigious Brooklyn private school.
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His step-grandfather, a former Navy secretary, had steered him to a prestigious Virginia boarding school.
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Daniel Birnbaum bet on VR when he left a prestigious museum to join a start-up.
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Critically acclaimed poet Claudia Rankine was named a 2016 recipient of the prestigious MacArthur Genius Grant.
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Otherwise, she would not be allowed to run the 800 at prestigious competitions like the Olympics.
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In 1984 he became the first winner of the Turner Prize, a prestigious British art award.
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The next year he received the prestigious Coty American Fashion Critics Award: Designer of the Year.
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Afterward, she won her class's senior playwriting award and was the recipient of a prestigious scholarship.
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Dr. Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore), a new surgeon at a prestigious hospital in San Jose, Calif.
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Now, the museum's search committee will resume the search for someone to fill the prestigious post.
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The Ethicist I am a graduate student at a prestigious university in the rural United States.
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She earned the highest rank of France's most prestigious award, the Legion of Honor, in 2013.
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"To be honest, I'm just really happy to be playing in this prestigious event," Hamamoto said.
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It's also one of the most prestigious names in finance, lending deep credibility to the project.
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One is a lawyer at a prestigious Manhattan law firm, the other a child welfare investigator.
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She also became the second woman to win the UK's prestigious Order of Merit in 1965.
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FX is one of the most prestigious networks, often considered in the same vein as HBO.
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The NEC director doesn't have to be an academically prestigious economist; Larry Summers was an exception.
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She was accepted to Stanford's prestigious Stegner writing fellowship, but the years that followed were lean.
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Together, they ran Forum, a prestigious club for cultural events that received money from the academy.
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The work of Reuters photojournalists has been recognised in a number of prestigious awards this week.
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"Brooks was advertised as the most prestigious photography school on the West Coast," Ms. Hardin said.
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One of the most prestigious shows in the world, the event drew 500,20113 visitors in 2015.
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FX is one of the most prestigious networks, often considered in the same league as HBO.
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"It's weird," Francesco Molinari said last year after winning the European Tour's second-most prestigious event.
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It's also a qualifying race for the Boston Marathon, the most prestigious in the United States.
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He passed his exams breezily and was accepted into a prestigious university with red brick buildings.
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"It's weird," Francesco Molinari said last year after winning the European Tour's second-most prestigious event.
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Some prestigious older companies like oil giant PetroChina and China Life Insurance also have U.S. listings.
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For the second day in a row, classes were canceled for the prestigious university's 43,201 students.
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Lei Liang's "A Thousand Mountains, a Million Streams," about fragile environments, won the prestigious Grawemeyer Award.
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In March, Suu Kyi's prestigious Elie Wiesel Award was revoked by the US Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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It's not just that they both testified against a president who appointed them to prestigious jobs.
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This prestigious law program has graduated several presidents, Supreme Court justices and high-powered business executives.
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On the classical music scene, a prestigious orchestra celebrates a big birthday while another is born.
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The midfielder also picked up the prestigious Ballon d'Or award for the world's best female player.
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More prestigious colleges offer access to great professors and help fast-track a career (especially financially).
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The drama: Two of America's more prestigious basketball programs in recent years meet as underdogs here.
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Until combat roles were integrated recently, the most prestigious jobs with the corps explicitly excluded women.
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The Golden Globes is considered one of Hollywood&aposs most prestigious film and television award ceremonies.
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But in September, it was Epstein's connection to the prestigious MIT Media Lab that caused controversy.
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It's not the type of assignment you'd normally associate with the most prestigious job in politics.
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The Sackler family is known for its philanthropy, giving money to universities and prestigious cultural institutions.
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The school boasts that graduates often attend some of New York City's most prestigious elementary schools.
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Behrouz Boochani could not be in Melbourne to receive Australia's most prestigious literary award on Thursday.
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According to Ms. Taylor, Canadians sometimes consider local labels to be less prestigious than foreign names.
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At the Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, the most prestigious restaurants are on the higher floors.
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In November, Santa Anita host the Breeders' Cup, one of horse racing's most prestigious annual events.
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Today, ASMS is one of the most competitive and prestigious public high schools in the country.
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I'm 29 when I move to this country, anointed with a scholarship to a prestigious college.
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"These are some of the most prestigious casino properties in all of Asia, and this would be a jewel in the crown for a large Asian conglomerate which would be happy to, I think, pay a premium to have this sort of prestigious trophy buy," he said.
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Harrison Boulevard is one of the most prestigious — and pricey — thoroughfares in BoiseA local blog describes Harrison Boulevard as "one of Boise&aposs most picturesque thoroughfares," and it&aposs also one of the most prestigious parts of the city to own a home, according to Marshall.
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He then landed a prestigious clerkship on the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
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Unsurprisingly, firms that hired these unscrupulous advisers tended to be less prestigious and to pay less well.
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Take a look ahead to see if your favorite Trader Joe's items received that seriously prestigious honor.
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I sat in the balcony of Regina's prestigious Knox-Metropolitan Church listening to the music of intellectuals.
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The prestigious Academy, established in 1786 by King Gustav III, commissioned an investigation by a law firm.
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He studied system automation at university and obtained a doctorate in engineering from Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University.
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In exchange, they are promised rewards like scholarships, higher grades and advancement within prestigious Communist Party groups.
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On Monday in New York City, four teams in two divisions will compete for the prestigious title.
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But he moved to Rome and held a prestigious clerical post there before his death last year.
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The prestigious prize comes with a no-strings-attached award of $625,000, doled out over five years.
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McLaren is also lagging Ferrari in the prestigious Formula One competition, where Ferrari is a perennial contender.
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In 2015, for example, a blaze destroyed the prestigious Museum of the Portuguese Language in Sao Paulo.
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Prince William and Prince Harry both attended the similarly prestigious Ludgrove School before going away to Eton.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is also running for president, Kennedy is part of powerful and prestigious political legacy.
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Deans of the most prestigious law schools in the country demanded that Congress commence an impeachment inquiry.
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The most prestigious of all is the Vanity Fair party, and outfits this year did not disappoint.
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She continued that students of color should not have to explain why they belong at prestigious institutions.
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Enough to be selected as a judge at the most prestigious classical music competition in the world.
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Many feel that the once-prestigious Oscars are dumbing down to the level of the MTV Awards.
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Appearing at any of the prestigious ones helps attract attention, says Mr Guiney; but timing is key.
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Fans, though, will remember him for his roles in some of the most prestigious shows on television.
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Aside from that, it mimics the U.S. Open, but has historically been played at less prestigious courses.
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Both held prestigious offices which failed to protect them from dying under a ugly hail of bullets.
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In the ancient Olympics, horse competitions (chariot and riding) were among the most prestigious of them all.
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So Wednesday, they protested against the country's most prestigious industry awards, the AACTAs, dressed in sausage costumes.
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The play won more Olivier awards (Britain's most prestigious theatrical gongs) than any previous West End production.
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Also making their way to the service are some of the company's less prestigious live-action remakes.
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"No student of color should have to explain why they belong at prestigious white institutions," Kanoute said.
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Female voices in photography are still underrepresented, particularly when it comes to prestigious awards and social issues.
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Yet, though most Americans may not think highly of trucking, Sikhs regard it as a prestigious career.
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The bigger the investment and the more prestigious the company, the more generous the proposals it receives.
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Morgan pointed to all of the beautiful yachts at anchor in the harbor naming their prestigious owners.
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But this year, he won the audience choice award in the prestigious 'Prix De Lausanne' dance competition.
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After all, I was lucky enough to have an athletic scholarship at a prestigious university, I thought.
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Plus, my older brother Matt and sister Becky also received athletic scholarships at prestigious universities for hoops.
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She's gracing the biggest magazine covers, walking the most prestigious runways, and is a superstar on Instagram.
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In May, Rafiki premiered at Cannes, the first Kenyan film to be selected by the prestigious festival.
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Instead, she's attending Stanford University, one of the most prestigious schools, although not in the Ivy League.
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Chefs are selected from some of the most prestigious institutions in the East, and competition is fierce.
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He apparently aspires to study at Sydney's prestigious Conservatorium of Music, once he passes the English exam.
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They have garnered Michelin stars or won a James Beard award, the most prestigious U.S. culinary prize.
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The prosecution had asked for three years for the former head of the prestigious Bambino Gesu hospital.
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The key to this line of negotiation: have an offer from an equally prestigious college, noted Kantrowitz.
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Spears will also accept the prestigious Millennium Award – an honor previously given to Beyoncé and Whitney Houston.
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At tonight's #GoldenGlobes we honor Hollywood legend Meryl Streep with the prestigious Cecil B. Demille Award. pic.twitter.
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Careers in medical research hang on publishing papers in prestigious journals such as Nature, Science and Cell.
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"Ksiegi Jakubowe" has sold around 150,000 hardback copies, and last October won a prestigious prize, the Nike.
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She is the only woman to have won the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, the industry's top award.
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Seoul National University, the country's most prestigious, has already installed a scream-detector in its female toilets.
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A DISTINGUISHED man of religion stood up on May 26th in one of London's most prestigious locations.
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The woman, Pam Beesly Halpert, received a prestigious award for having the whitest sneakers in the company.
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Female lawyers from the prestigious law firm Debevoise & Plimpton contemplate the struggle of balancing work and success.
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The bloviating, bullying bigot losing one of golf's most prestigious events warms the cockles of my heart.
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Between 1999 and 2006 Symonds attended Godolphin and Latymer school, a prestigious secondary school in west London.
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She is now enrolled in a Master's program at ESSEC - one of France's most prestigious business schools.
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Within days, hundreds of researchers left comments commiserating with Gowers, a winner of the prestigious Fields Medal.
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The offer came from the Capitoline Museums in Rome, one of Italy's most prestigious settings for art.
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Jonathan Wawrinka also played professionally before becoming the head pro at the prestigious Tennis Club Stade-Lausanne.
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Phiri was the first African woman to win a prestigious World Boxing Council Gold title in 2016.
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Children of the rich and famous granted admission to prestigious colleges and universities through cheating and fraud.
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This place would have been reserved for a prestigious person, and Yeardley fit that description in Jamestown.
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The MacArthur Fellowship, awarded since 1981, is one of the most prestigious prizes in the United States.
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Former Disney star Bella Thorne has won a prestigious porn award for directing her first adult movie.
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Ronan was a wunderkind, graduating college at the age of 15 and winning a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.
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"I didn't go to a prestigious university; in fact, I didn't even finish secondary school," he added.
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Bellamy became director of the Green Gallery, which opened on the prestigious West 57th Street in 1960.
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Professors at Ivy League universities and colleges hold some of the most prestigious jobs in the country.
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New York University students get free and discounted access to some of the world's most prestigious museums.
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The world's most prestigious art fair, Art Basel in Switzerland, has 286 galleries from 33 countries exhibiting.
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He soon set his sights on becoming the president of the Cambridge Union, the prestigious debating society.
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The office, more commonly known as FinCEN, is one of the most prestigious federal law-enforcement divisions.
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All three of them have enjoyed their newfound glory as Visiting Fellows at Harvard's prestigious Kennedy School.
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She serves on the board of a prestigious journal and writes for an international audience of academics.
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The latest stats on Harvard's website show only an 11% acceptance rate for its prestigious MBA program.
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Recently he told me he had been hired into a senior role at an extremely prestigious firm.
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Paltrow said that going to a prestigious, all-girls private school in Manhattan also had an influence.
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The two are former Googlers, and cofounded the company after going through prestigious startup programme Y Combinator.
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The Harvard study suggests there is a vast untapped market for highly affordable degrees from prestigious colleges.
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Founded in 363, it's among the most prestigious (and most groaned-at) prizes in the art world.
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Klaus attended the prestigious French Gymnasium before the family, which was Jewish, emigrated to London in 803.
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A history making rap artist This prestigious music award is typically given to classical or jazz works.
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It's a very prestigious program about leadership and so that was my foray in 2012 into government.
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For over two decades, the Skatepark of Tampa has held perhaps the most prestigious contest in skateboarding.
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Every year in a post-Valentine's Day haze, the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show rolls around.
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"The marathon is a prestigious event, but a brutal one," he told Reuters in a recent interview.
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The Players Championship is widely regarded as the most prestigious event outside the men's four major championships.
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Any skepticism from friends about passing up a prestigious education, she said, weighed on her only momentarily.
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The winners of the Natural History Museum's prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition have been announced.
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Random House and Crown are among the most prestigious and commercially successful imprints within the larger company.
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Still, he is in the World Series, one more recently traded Yankee enjoying baseball's most prestigious competition.
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HONG KONG — For generations, Hong Kong's prestigious international schools exclusively educated the children of wealthy Western expatriates.
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She won Europe's most prestigious human rights award, the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, in 2012.
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Should you pick the most prestigious organization, where you'll be a small fish in a big pond?
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Though they separated shortly thereafter, both enrolled in the prestigious art school at the Academia San Carlos.
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But no wonder he's picking up prestigious door stoppers and the noteworthy recognition of his industry peers.
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It was her first solo show, she said, and she'd won a prestigious grant making it possible.
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A more prestigious publishing house swooped in within 48 hours and "American Psycho" became a best seller.
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Archaeologists are excavating the surroundings of a prestigious villa, with plans to open it to the public.
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In 2012, rumors spread that the London-born Ms. Wintour was in line for this prestigious post.
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They want prestigious Western news organizations to be in their countries for the semblance of democratic normalcy.
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Borthwick is one of New York's most prestigious investors and, on a personal note, a delightful conversationalist.
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In 2007, Simon Njami, the curator, exhibited Ms. Muluneh's work at Mali's prestigious Rencontres de Bamako festival.
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Her grades were poor and she felt insecure, doubtful that she belonged at such a prestigious institution.
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Those who do make it into prestigious positions sometimes find that efforts at equity don't include them.
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Its biggest teams are too prestigious, and its fan bases too large and too valuable to broadcasters.
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Over his half-century career, Mr. Pearlstine has held some of the most prestigious positions in journalism.
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In May 1971 she became the first photographer to be featured in the prestigious Art Forum magazine.
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It might be the beginning of the end of one of the country's most prestigious magazine publishers.
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Within legislatures, women rarely lead their parties' delegations, and they remain absent from the most prestigious committees.
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First awarded in 1969, the Booker is one of the literary world's most prestigious and lucrative prizes.
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The Met Gala, generally considered the most prestigious night in all of fashion, has been postponed indefinitely.
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The money included a $100,000 contribution from an ambassador who was promised an even more prestigious post.
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He attended a prestigious New York City high school before college at Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass.
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Captain Hardegen had earned a reputation for audacity at sea that brought him the prestigious Knights Cross.
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And it has the Lycée Edgar Faure, one of the most prestigious watchmaking schools in the country.
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And it allowed all the world's best players to compete for the most prestigious titles in 1968.
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In 1973, she joined the prestigious New York law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore in the litigation department.
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Last year, he won the Hans Christian Andersen Award, the most prestigious international honor for children's literature.
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Hilton and Hyland claims Bel Air is considered one of the most prestigious communities in Los Angeles.
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The prestigious medical journal, The Lancet, that published his work ultimately retracted it and called it fraudulent.
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Fascinated by cars since he was a boy, he studied automotive engineering at Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University.
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"Taking to the streets has become prestigious," writes Abbas Gallyamov, a former Kremlin speechwriter turned political analyst.
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For his American debut with MusicAeterna, he could likely have chosen any prestigious hall in the country.
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While the film is fiction, the prestigious fighter pilot program
the film is based on is not.
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He was the recipient of prestigious civilian awards given by India in 1976 and earlier this year.
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After the encounter, it says, Mr. Levine placed him in "in a prestigious program" at the Met.
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The Cannes Film Festival — the world's most prestigious — is reckoning with the fallout from the #MeToo movement.
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From 1984 to 1997, he was also an Associate and Partner at the prestigious consulting firm McKinsey.
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In graduate school, we are urged to publish in the most prominent journals and pursue prestigious fellowships.
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I'd noticed, back then, that the more prestigious the professors the more carefully hidden their offices were.
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In 2018, he was awarded the prestigious Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought by the European Parliament.
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One of the most prestigious — but historically most tumultuous — posts in the opera world has been filled.
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She received the prestigious Kennedy Center Honor in 1997 and the National Medal of Arts in 2009.
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But she worried that she had not attended a prestigious conservatory or won any major vocal competitions.
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The point of this project is to make my successor feel that this is the prestigious job.
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Soon, Fraser was participating in prestigious biennials and working with a New York dealer, Colin de Land.
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Suu Kyi was awarded the prestigious prize in 1991, when she was an opposition figure in Myanmar.
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They award exclusively the most elite, and the glow of the awardee's reputation makes the prize prestigious.
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In 2007, he graduated from the Friends School of Baltimore, a small and prestigious Quaker day school.
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You present the incidents merely as "allegations" that "derailed" his candidacy for a prestigious honorary poetry professorship.
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Their kid speaks in full sentences, knows his ABCs and has been enrolled in a prestigious preschool.
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In 1995, seven years before his death, he received the prestigious Enrico Fermi Award for lifetime achievement.
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In 1995, seven years before he died, he received the prestigious Enrico Fermi Award for lifetime achievement.
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To get started, he set his sights on being accepted into the prestigious Culinary Institute of America.
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Before Tillerson arrived, she had been assigned to a prestigious special detail in State's policy planning office.
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The £40,000 (~$52,000) that comes with the prestigious prize will be equally split among the four winners.
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It also helped turn the MBA into the highly prestigious and highly lucrative degree it is today.
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Dovlatov is one of 19 movies at the Berlinale vying for the prestigious Golden and Silver Bears.
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He cruised through majors in economics and political science and started looking for the next prestigious step.
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Mantel, 67, is the only woman and the only Briton to have won the prestigious award twice.
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Earlier on Friday, Boston rescheduled its annual marathon - the world's most prestigious - for September because of coronavirus.
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Then he got a scholarship to a prestigious private high school, and a mentor to motivate him.
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One of Fridman's children attends a prestigious British boarding school, photos on his social media account suggest.
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RiFF was awarded a star by the prestigious Michelin Guide in 2009, according to the restaurant's website.
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The head of CES, Gary Shapiro, has defended inviting Ivanka Trump to the prestigious annual electronics event.
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CES, which stands for "consumer electronics show," is one of the world&aposs most prestigious tech events.
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In February, the prestigious 19823,000-mile Yukon Quest chopped out a 77-mile chunk that lacked snow.
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The festival has become prestigious, but for decades the council also has run other, less conspicuous programs.
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But he couldn't figure out how to turn around one of the media world's most prestigious titles.
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CEO Alan B. Miller is a leading figure in the healthcare industry, and has won prestigious awards.
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India's prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) prides itself as a place where student activism and politics flourish.
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Both are intensive fifteen-month degrees taught by our experienced academic staff and a prestigious visiting faculty.
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And these are all extremely educated people who have prestigious positions at credible agencies or research institutions.
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