Her elite girl squad reigned supreme on the red carpet.
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Collaboration thus reigned supreme in this ecosystem of anything goes.
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This isn't the first time glitter reigned supreme this season.
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But for a time, digital video recording company TiVo reigned.
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At the time she reigned over Silicon Valley's startup scene.
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TWO KINGS of slapstick reigned over early classical Hollywood cinema.
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Silence reigned for most of the weekend as protests raged.
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Bottom line for Hank ... ICE needs to be reigned in.
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As in the print days, these adult ads reigned supreme.
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Until the 1980s, it reigned as the world's largest airplane.
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The kind of quiet that involves only vehicular noises reigned.
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"7 Rings" reigned on the chart for eight nonconsecutive weeks.
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DownDetector Went Down, Internet Chaos Reigned MomentarilyCloudflare had trouble again.
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Trilobites Dinosaurs reigned supreme for more than 160 million years.
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Avocado toast has reigned supreme for the past few years.
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But in all categories, falsehood reigned as the king of virality.
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In Trump's orbit, a similar deep skepticism for paid media reigned.
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The late King Bhumibol reigned for four years before his coronation.
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They painted outside, favoring realism and figuration when Abstract Expressionism reigned.
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King Bhumibol reigned for over 70 years with diligence and dignity.
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Once upon a time, Disney Channel Original Movies reigned supreme. Zenon.
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For a brief, shining period last summer, Pokémon Go reigned supreme.
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She reigned well in this most pressured profession of Daytime. pic.twitter.
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When it comes to e-Readers, Amazon has long reigned supreme.
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There, beneath the veneer of adoration for Vladimir Putin, cynicism reigned.
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From the Midwest to West Virginia, sanity reigned in Tuesday's primaries.
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Despite the liberals' vision of harmony, conflict reigned on the frontier.
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In February, the Philadelphia Eagles reigned supreme at Super Bowl LII.
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There once was a time in which movie theaters reigned supreme.
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When I touched down in Buffalo, chaos reigned at the airport.
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A boisterous atmosphere reigned outside the venue, Symphony Space, on Broadway.
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The Domino's wings, though closely matched by Papa John's, reigned supreme.
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My mother reigned over the house with an iron fist slipper.
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Still, for most of the early history of literature, plot reigned.
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In the decades after World War Two, Berle's vision reigned supreme.
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Where the hipsters now roam, suds makers like Schnaderbeck once reigned.
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I wanted to find out if one method reigned above all.
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Louis XIV reigned for 72 years, until his death in 1715.
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New Jack Swing, house dancing, the jazz scene and punk reigned.
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Political showmanship reigned in this congressional hearing, as it does in many.
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Hoover reigned over the FBI's infamous COINTELPRO, short for Counter Intelligence Program.
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What if there were a place on the internet where civility reigned?
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Claire Foy reigned supreme at the 2018 Emmy Awards on Monday night.
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Most recently, Miley Cyrus reigned as the queen of the make-under.
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Before fall became all about pumpkin spice everything, apples reigned (OG) supreme.
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But in the summer of '13, it was England who reigned supreme.
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Chaos — yup, there's that word again — reigned in Philadelphia on Day 1.
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French Connection's glory days were, arguably, when the "fcuk" logo reigned supreme.
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King Bhumibol reigned for seven decades after ascending the throne in 21.
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That stopped about 85033 years ago, when King David reigned in Israel.
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After 18 battles, the Tiger of Kai reigned supreme — in Japan, anyway.
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Bhumibol reigned over more than 20 prime ministers and many constitutional changes.
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Chaos reigned amidst new rules, while Beijing remained reluctant to offer stimulus.
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Net worth: $40 millionQueen Margrethe II has reigned over Denmark since 1972.
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From then on, Barcelona has reigned as a dazzling object of tourism.
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Confusion and disorder reigned through much of the five-day machine recount.
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Thursday: Confusion reigned as PG&E cut power across a broad swath.
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Hierarchies were smashed, the wisdom of crowd was applied and transparency reigned.
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"Web" won the 1990s, while the verb "Google" reigned over the 2000s.
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Meanwhile, Kantner and Slick reigned as one of rock's most prominent couples.
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Money was a secondary concern, and a spirit of can-do reigned.
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Here's to next season beauty, where late nights, individuality, and fun reigned supreme.
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Clinton held a razor-sharp edge and confusion reigned about the final tally.
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This decision helped the country at a time where fear and uncertainty reigned.
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When Buffalo punted on its ensuing possession, optimism reigned on the Jets' sideline.
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They did not wish to replicate the British model where Queen Victoria reigned.
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Which seasons of American Horror Story truly reigned Cordelia Goode-levels of supreme?
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You might think that, in China of all places, the centre reigned supreme.
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If you're unfamiliar, pimple popping clips have reigned supreme over the last year.
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But in this election, it was often the small stuff that reigned supreme.
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After that credit binge in the first quarter, they actually reigned things in.
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But that was before I went to GDC 2017, where cuteness reigned supreme.
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A spirit of joyous absurdity reigned, yet the show had a poignant undertow.
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From the utterly outrageous to the reigned-in and reserved, they're all there.
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With lower oil prices, the exuberance of 2012- 2014 was finally reigned in.
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King Vajiralongkorn succeeded his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who reigned for 70 years.
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One exhibit figure represents Queen Soraya Tarzi, who reigned from 1919 to 1929.
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For years, cheese boards reigned over Instagram like so many decadent Roman emperors.
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Over the last few years, a number of different colors have reigned supreme.
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But in truth, the West has reigned supreme for more than a decade.
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Kim reigned supreme, with an estimated net worth of $175 million, followed by E!
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The Qianlong emperor (reigned 1736-95) gets my vote for the "Best Son" award.
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Convincing stories were told, and when the primed words were pointed out, incredulity reigned.
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The capital city felt a bit flashy, but tradition still reigned behind the bar.
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At home in Dixie, fluid factionalism reigned, with the Democratic primary the decisive election.
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For years, Sinclair reigned as the largest media company nobody had ever heard of.
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Until meeting McHugh, Stamos had long reigned as one of Hollywood's most eligible bachelors.
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Purple reigned for Spike Lee at Prince's memorial on Wednesday night in Los Angeles.
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The third was deemed too radical, even though women have reigned in the past.
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While Hitachi has long reigned supreme, it's never admitted to being a sex toy.
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Chaos reigned supreme at a family-oriented Easter egg hunt in Connecticut March 26.
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The glaring exceptions are the giant ISPs who are reigned in by the regulation.
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GoPro reigned, Sony played prince, and the rest were left to scramble for scraps.
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Confusion reigned among the many revolutionaries returning to St. Petersburg (then Petrograd), including Stalin.
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For the six years prior to that he reigned as Sultan of Kelantan province.
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Lenglen's fame soon spread beyond the Riviera and from 1919 to 1926 she reigned
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Those four heavyweights have reigned unchallenged over South Africa's financial sector since the 1990s.
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Even industries where American consumers once reigned supreme are now increasingly shifting toward China.
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I'd grown up in an age of science, when facts and data reigned supreme.
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Perhaps the glamour of New York in the 1940s, when cafe society reigned supreme.
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Of course, "Avengers: Infinity War" still reigned supreme, taking in another $61.8 million domestically.
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And no surprise here — the influencer-loved 'Amazon coat' from Orolay also reigned supreme.
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It was transitional — no one died, no big secrets were revealed, but uneasiness reigned.
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The last empress, Gosakuramachi, reigned from 1762 to 1770 before her nephew succeeded her.
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There, records go back to 1658, when Louis the Great reigned over the nation.
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Confusion reigned as commuters checked whether the No. 9 line was up and running.
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But the Apple Watch reigned supreme when it came to the overall smartwatch experience.
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Humiliation, anger, and embarrassment reigned supreme, and tears quickly began running down my face.
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Since then, Reynolds and the flick-and-catch style of frontside flips have reigned supreme.
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In fashion, Prince reigned supreme CNN's Jen Christensen and Faith Karimi contributed to this report.
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MEXICO CITY — When Televisa, Mexico's largest TV network, reigned supreme, it had virtually no competition.
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For the better part of the 21st century, sarcastic humor reigned supreme in television comedy.
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Thus, she reigned largely unchallenged for a run of chart-topping singles and platinum albums.
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She reigned for almost 64 years and I'm very proud to be named after her.
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King Bhumibol reigned for seven decades before he died in October 2016 at age 88.
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Everyone has an opinion about fonts, but Helvetica has long reigned over the modern era.
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In Paris, records go back to 1658, when Louis the Great reigned over the nation.
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While Mr Maduro celebrated Venezuela's "record-breaking" democracy, confusion reigned at opposition headquarters in Caracas.
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Peace reigned behind the house and in the little park and the wood beyond it.
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White men reigned supreme in the idealized history, and all was good with the world.
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But they soon returned in the NBA, where the cream of the AAU crop reigned.
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Gradually, in a neighborhood where cynicism has long reigned, Los Vencedores began to turn heads.
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After that, chaos reigned, with fireworks and "chemical irritants" filling the air, according to police.
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While both milks ranked highly in several tasting categories, the organic whole milk reigned supreme.
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It was always meant to be the legislative body where consensus, not pure partisanship, reigned.
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He reigned at the confluence of a culture tipping away from disco toward hip hop.
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Their words evoked the strange mix of terror and unreality that reigned in the household.
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Take the case of Blueface, whose "Thotiana" reigned the Billboard Hot 100 earlier this year.
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Holiday sweaters have long-reigned supreme during the colder months — the more whimsical the better!
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Celery reigned supreme at the Thanksgiving table in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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The Moroccan royal family has reigned since 1631, making it the Muslim world's oldest dynasty.
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The flurry of clashing appointments adds to the confusion that has reigned since the Dec.
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Not during the 1960s, when the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers reigned supreme.
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A block away, at North and LaFountain Streets, an open-air drug bazaar once reigned.
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But just a few breaths earlier, he had conceded that confusion reigned with these Knicks.
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The first misconception reigned a decade ago, and fortunately, the financial crisis is behind us.
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In West Africa, voters in Gambia ousted a strongman who had reigned for 22 years.
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At the very end, the singers spoke words from the text softly until silence reigned.
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On the fire escape, chaos reigned, said Maria Pacheco, a neighbor from a nearby building.
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This, among other factors, nearly killed downtowns, and malls reigned supreme for some 40 years.
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Today is the birthday of the last Stuart monarch, who reigned from 1702 to 1714.
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Airlines cut staff, costs, legroom and amenities, even as security hassles grew and confusion reigned.
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The party's moderate "New Democrat" wing reigned triumphant in the 1990s, embodied in Bill Clinton's presidency.
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But while the issues may have been climate change and fracking, Sanders shirts still reigned supreme.
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It's definitely a different world then when old router champions, like Linksys and Netgear, reigned supreme.
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Miles to the south, Mary's cousin, Elizabeth I (Margot Robbie in the film), reigned over England.
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In the world of women's casual/fitness clothing, lululemon has reigned supreme for quite some time.
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Mindless militancy was for Trotskyists, like the ones who reigned at the Cowley plant, near Oxford.
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Since she married Prince William in 2011, Princess Kate has reigned as Queen of the Rewear.
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It might be this: When Brookstone reigned, all gadgets were a little weird, a little risky.
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For a few years in the '90s, James Van Der Beek reigned as America's golden boy.
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The coronation will be a first for most Thais, after King Bhumibol reigned for seven decades.
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Where neon crop tops once reigned supreme, bralette tops and swimsuits-as-bodysuits took their place.
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And so Matt needs to be reigned in when it comes to some of these projects.
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Soviet terror reigned in eastern Poland for nearly two years before Hitler attacked the Soviet Union.
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Out of the top five cryptcurrencies by market capitalization, bitcoin reigned supreme in the third quarter.
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The BJP has reigned there for nearly 20 years, and few expect it to be unseated.
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So does the western, which reigned as Hollywood's supreme genre for most of the Cold War.
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Since 2005, Kingda Ka has reigned as the tallest and longest roller coaster in the world.
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If Moses reigned behind closed doors, DeSapio flexed his muscles on the cover of Time magazine.
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Yet as the day went on, and plans for the news conference came together, uncertainty reigned.
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Georg Ratzinger, whose younger brother, Joseph Ratzinger, reigned as Pope Benedict XVI from 2005 to 2013.
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Some systems have been quite successful historically, supporting powerful empires that reigned for hundreds of years.
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Throughout her many transformations, Miley Cyrus has reigned as one of our decade-defining pop stars.
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If only Britain's last Stuart monarch — she reigned from 1702 to 1714 — could see herself now.
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If only the last Stuart monarch — she reigned from 1702 to 1714 — could see herself now.
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For most of the past four years, Apple has reigned supreme as the world's most valuable company.
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Ever since founding WeWork in 2010, Adam reigned as the golden boy of New York's tech scene.
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Since the early days of the housing crisis, the glamour of value's opposite — growth investing — has reigned.
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The sisters were raised in a dysfunctional household, reigned over by "big Kathy," which was Dugan's nickname.
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In the middle of February, as market uncertainty reigned, expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike waned.
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The decision highlighted the chaos and confusion that often reigned in the early weeks of Trump's presidency.
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And after that, there was nothing left to do but eat and rank which burgers reigned supreme.
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Much of this work directly counters the philosophical view of nature that reigned in centuries before them.
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"Hipster" reigned, briefly, as the label of choice for certain irritating would-be members of the bourgeoisie.
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He reigned over the country between 1964 and 2000, when he abdicated in favor of his son.
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BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel has reigned as Germany's — and often Europe's — leading political power for 13 years.
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Confusion reigned; President Hernández told CNN that the count hadn't stopped, that it had only slowed down.
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At 2,716 feet, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai has reigned as the world's tallest building since 2010.
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Emmys Netflix and HBO reigned supreme at last night's Emmys, which, ironically, aired on broadcast TV. Anyway!
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Margaret became the first royal to divorce since Henry VIII, who reigned way back in the 1500s.
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But Mr. Senard told Renault shareholders recently that "a tense climate" reigned between his company and Nissan.
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They have been used by thousands of Americans in battle and have reigned terror on the enemy.
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Now, in the same Rust Belt cities where manufacturing once reigned, hospitals rank as the top employers.
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Again, laws like this shatter the bipartisan consensus that reigned for decades in health-care law. Sen.
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No wonder I had always enjoyed the opportunity to escape into my aunt's life, where freedom reigned.
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Ghani's father was a senior transport official under Nadir's son, King Zahir, who reigned for forty years.
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When peace reigned, he attempted to start a family, but tragedy struck and his infant daughter vanished.
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She was born November 29, 1899, in the Piedmont region of Italy, back when King Umberto I reigned.
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Florida reigned supreme with a $279.50 spend, followed closely by Mississippi and California at $263.30 and $212.90, respectively.
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For ages, two hot tools reigned supreme in the hairstyling world: the flat iron and the curling iron.
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For the uninitiated, "Gialli" were ultra-stylized thrillers that reigned in Italian cinema in the 1960s and 1970s.
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But whereas in Gilman's day curators reigned supreme, now they have to enchant visitors rather than lecture them.
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These Black sitcoms were racy and youthful in the '90s, an era where wholesomeness and respectability reigned supreme.
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Akihito himself is a direct descendant of Japan's first Emperor, Jimmu, believed to have reigned around 660 BC.
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Keep reading to find out which shows reigned supreme in 2018, in chronological order of when they premiered.
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JFK's favorite Broadway musical, Camelot — the story of mythical world, ruled by King Arthur, where goodness reigned supreme.
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He's also one of the only two fighters to defeat Cain Velasquez, the champion who reigned before Werdum.
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But the displeasure simmered during a relatively slow-moving era in news, when newspapers, TV and radio reigned.
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The guy who reigned king over 25 women for 10 weeks must suddenly take a knee and propose.
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It was happening on Sunday afternoons in church basements, where home baked good and family recipes reigned supreme.
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Many Americans think Big Tech and Silicon Valley have too much power and need to be reigned in.
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It's crispy, fast, and reckless when you want it to be, but it can easily be reigned in.
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The newly-reigned Queen sat beside her husband as he honored Wongvajirapakdi as his royal consort in July.
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The king had reigned for 70 years, making him the longest-serving head of state in the world.
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But by the early 1990s, as football reigned, the Big East was in danger of being left behind.
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It deals with the rise of the PC and the era when IBM, or Big Blue, reigned supreme.
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Choudhury reigned over these events, which were filled with women, each massaging a different part of his body.
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Colorado alone has reigned in nearly half a billion dollars in taxes and fees related to the legalization.
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The phone call capped a humiliating moment for an industry that had long reigned in the state capital.
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Dana Schutz was readying her coming gallery show, and chaos reigned on the walls of her Brooklyn studio.
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Margot's two HRs help Padres knock off Dodgers LOS ANGELES — Youth reigned supreme at Dodger Stadium on Friday.
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The one thing that President Trump appears to bring to the nation is clarity where confusion once reigned.
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Emperor Akihito has reigned for 28 years, ever since his father, the wartime emperor Hirohito, died in 1989.
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From 1843 to 1900, wired telegraphy reigned until a new technology disrupted the communication monopoly of Western Union.
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It reigned over the Billboard Hot 100 for an unprecedented 16 weeks, tying Mariah Carey's record from 1996.
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By the time the girls were in their 30s, open hostility reigned, and the family maintained parallel lives.
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When it came to success at the 2018 Olympics, it was the women of Team USA who reigned supreme.
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Far earlier than what was originally thought possible, Birgeria americana reigned over vibrant marine ecosystems with an iron fin.
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For a while, the Kungs reigned as one of the richest and allegedly most corrupt families in the country.
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But all seemed different inside the Lounge, as if freedom reigned to the tune of David Stuart Gary's piano.
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King Vajiralongkorn, 66, succeeded his father King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died in October 2016 having reigned for 70 years.
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For decades, Green and her husband, James Green, reigned over the New Mexico-based religious sect they co-founded.
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Where the boot-leg reigned supreme in the early 2000s, the 2010s saw the skinny jean take its place.
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The flamboyant, tough-talking sheriff reigned over the county, which includes the sprawling Phoenix metropolitan area, for 24 years.
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The chaos that had reigned inside the parliament building moved outside, as protesters attempted to confront departing government ministers.
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Perhaps he sees an opening where West once reigned, felled by a poorly-received album and distasteful public statements.
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Androgyny reigned supreme With many of the men wearing pearl necklaces, frilly, sheer camis and delicate lace boxers. 3.
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She's sure college will be a breeze, an arena as easily conquered as high school, where Zoey reigned supreme.
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Tolkien can say that Aragorn became king and reigned for a hundred years, and he was wise and good.
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This is the third survey in a row where Chick-fil-A has reigned supreme among average-income teens.
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Charles I, who reigned over England, Scotland, and Wales from 1625 to 1649, never enjoyed good relations with Parliament.
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BlackBerry once reigned as king of the smartphone, selling more than 50 million units at its peak in 143.
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Chick-fil-A, meanwhile, reigned supreme as America&aposs favorite fast-food chain in a recent Business Insider survey.
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During the '90s, when Shania reigned, she was in the company of Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan, and Celine Dion.
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At the Department of Justice, which administers the immigration courts, chaos reigned in the weeks following the June decision.
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From Southwark the phrase spread over all London, and reigned, for a time, the supreme slang of the season.
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Confusion reigned at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as an Obama holdover vied with a Trump pick for leadership.
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For a minute, it looked like rap fans might not get another summer where Megan Thee Stallion reigned supreme.
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Sparse in detail and expression, the paintings feel perfect for an era in which Pop Art and Minimalism reigned.
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Mr. Bolsonaro and his running mate are proud apologists for the military dictatorship that reigned from 1964 to 1985.
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JON CARAMANICA Disco nostalgia reigned at "The Music of Patrick Adams," May 11 at the Alhambra Ballroom in Harlem.
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Mswati inherited the kingdom from his father, Sobhuza II, who reigned for 82 years until his death in 1982.
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This necklace has an ancient Roman coin bearing the face of Emperor Hadrian, who reigned between AD 117-138.
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Protests and parliamentary bickering reigned as the House Judiciary Committee formally heard arguments for and against President Trump's impeachment.
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Rather, it's a reflection of the general collegiality that reigned in politics when Biden came up in the game.
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In a post-crisis regulatory response, banks were reigned in, subjected to higher capital requirements and mandatory stress tests.
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She speaks of these spaces where silence reigned as now being in ruins, both the monasteries and the prisons.
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For example, Blue Dream has reigned as the most popular strain for flower in Colorado and Washington since 2014.
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Others Spaniards may have embraced the monarchy's fresher, more frugal image under Felipe in the 18 months he has reigned.
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Electrifying fuchsias reigned supreme on actresses like Crazy Rich Asians's Gemma Chan, who wore a massive ruffled Maison Valentino gown.
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The last of the male Spanish Habsburgs was infamously Charles II, who reigned from 1665 until his death in 1700.
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Thin Mints, one of the the first cookies to be sold, reigned in first, winning most of the West Coast.
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If there's one major way teen shows have blossomed since the WB reigned supreme, it's in terms of racial inclusion.
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Some think this might have been a happy accident, but it still reigned in the havoc unleashed by the attack.
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Confusion also reigned over whether the missing plane sent a distress signal that was picked up by the Egyptian military.
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For the last three quarters, Balenciaga had reigned supreme in the number one spot, keeping Gucci in the second spot.
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When Andrew Firestone reigned as Bachelor during season 3, contestant Trista Rehn confessed that she'd never climaxed from vaginal sex.
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The "confusion" that reigned in the political arena in 1995 looks quaint next to the chaos of the Trump era.
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So far, licensed content has reigned on Netflix compared to the viewership attracted to the company's original shows, Variety reported.
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With 108 points, the Chinese team—composed of Liu Chunxia, Tze Chien Chen, Xi Chen, and Xianchen Ma—reigned supreme.
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But there's a certain style that reigned supreme 20 years ago that's made a robust comeback, but not for Stefani.
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Chaos has reigned at airports across the country and around the globe, threatening fragile relationships with Muslim and Arab communities.
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Jia Jia, who reigned as the world's oldest living panda in captivity, was euthanized Sunday at Hong Kong's Ocean Park.
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Hey, Dad, I need a line, I said, breaking, if only in my head, the silence that reigned between us.
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Instead, confusion reigned, groups and individuals worked at cross-purposes, donors sat on the sidelines and politicians hedged their bets.
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Faith in tax cuts as the path to economic growth has reigned supreme within Republican theology since President Ronald Reagan.
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It was on my own revisit, after lunch (having had only a soft drink, be it known), that inebriation reigned.
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Fidel Castro reigned Cuba from the 1959 communist revolution to 2008, when he resigned and his brother Raul stepped in.
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For decades, Microsoft reigned as the market leader in enterprise productivity — until Google pushed into the space with Google Apps.
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Before Drake and Meek Mill, Nicki and Taylor, Coldplay and Bring Me The Horizon, Azalea vs Azealia has reigned supreme.
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But at the Costa Adeje Palace, where officials said more than 700 people from 25 countries were staying, confusion reigned.
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For nearly 40 years, Mr. Miller and Ms. Linna reigned as the king and queen of New York record collectors.
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But as confusion reigned throughout the country Sunday, it remained unclear how the order will continue to affect travel worldwide.
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Though the show was chock full of great moms, looking back, the absolute angel that is Kristina Braverman reigned supreme.
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But in Libya, where chaos has reigned since the 2011 fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Macron's go-it-alone approach backfired.
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In the earlier part of the decade, pure pop reigned supreme, and political songs were not as much the norm.
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He was barred from the building he once reigned over (though not without taking a cushy $40 million with him).
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Mínguez also cites various events of the time, and names the Aldermen of King Charles III (who reigned from 1759-1788).
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Mass chaos reigned among the Democratic side as a new app failed, confusion spread, and caucuses were decided by coin flip.
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Fear and bondage reigned until the 17th and 18th century enlightenment thinkers aligned around natural rights to one's person and property.
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Read These Stories Next:Locs Reigned Supreme At The 2018 Met Gala — & Here's Why It Matters Has Catholicism Earned This "Fashion" Moment?
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In the end, Alejandro Iñárritu's The Revenant reigned victorious, leading the pack with 12 nominations, including Best Actor, Director, and Picture.
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After a titanic ideological struggle encompassing the decades after the second world war, open markets and Western liberal democracy reigned supreme.
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X-ray technology was used to reveal the ghostly unfinished portrait of the Scottish Queen, who reigned from 1542 to 1567.
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Leather, as usual, reigned supreme on the catwalk, featuring in different shapes, finishes and used in clothes as well as accessories.
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That moment established the VMAs place as a site where youth culture met the cutting edge — and where Madonna reigned supreme.
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During this same time, Miss Robichaux's Academy for Exceptional Young Ladies, where Cordelia (Sarah Paulson) reigned as the Supreme was thriving.
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Chaos briefly reigned inside the station when riot police charged up the stairs with batons, hitting protesters and using pepper spray.
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With a little more than two days to spare before funding lapses for the second time since December, confusion reigned Wednesday.
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King John, who reigned between 1199 and 1216, is best known for having signed another charter, the Magna Carta, in 1215.
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Chakri Day commemorates the 1782 founding of the Chakri Dynasty by King Rama I, whose descendents have since reigned over Thailand.
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Not so long ago it seemed like the wolf reigned supreme in the animal-themed band name game but that's over.
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The two Oscar winners face off in The Favourite, an upcoming biopic about Queen Anne, who reigned between 1702 and 1707.
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Court reigned supreme in the 1960s and 70s, winning each of the four grand slam singles titles at least three times.
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Once upon a time, Microsoft Word reigned supreme over a kingdom inhabited by the world's most boring software platforms: word processors.
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The fans erupted, in stark contrast to the silence that reigned when Judge was thrown out at second four innings before.
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Sure, many in Hollywood disagreed with Ronald Reagan, but he was still a son of the industry, and decorum supposedly reigned.
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Sundance's anything-goes aura was established in the 20153s and the 22015s, when independent film reigned as the epitome of cool.
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Bündchen reigned over the modeling world for well over a decade and was the top-earning supermodel for 10 consecutive years.
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Nancy Pelosi reigned over social media in the hours after President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech on Tuesday night.
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In the absence of the full historical truth about the British monarchy, sensationalism, suspicion and spin have reigned for too long.
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Details: Since German reunification in 1990, the CDU has led the state of Saxony while the SPD has reigned in Brandenburg.
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With some notable exceptions, Congress came across as prepared, serious, and thoughtful — especially compared to prior outings, when technological illiteracy reigned supreme.
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Only the dollar has reigned supreme, benefiting from being the world's most liquid currency, the robust U.S. economy and rising interest rates.
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"No pic / no chat" was yet to become a ubiquitous bio addition on Grindr; instead, the less-demanding "a/s/l" reigned.
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Many Jews say Pius, who reigned from 1939 to 1958, did not do enough to help those facing persecution by Nazi Germany.
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Yet Mr Weinstein reigned among them as a king of independent film, able to make and break the careers of young women.
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The United States skated away with the first gold in 1998 but Canada has reigned supreme ever since, winning four consecutive titles.
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Schrödinger and his close friend Albert Einstein could not accept that chance and unpredictability reigned at the most fundamental level of reality.
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When the North American Free Trade Agreement was concluded in 1994, floppy disks reigned supreme and the Internet was in its infancy.
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In both the election of Donald Trump in the US and the pro-Brexit vote in the UK, nationalist sentiments reigned supreme.
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Rather, looser, wide-legged versions — particularly those with a high rise, cropped length, and, most importantly, a raw, undone hem — reigned supreme.
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Time: Nine days Lady Jane Grey reigned from July 10 to July 19, 1553, though her claim to the throne was disputed.
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Confusion reigned in Brazil after the new speaker of the lower house of Congress annulled the vote to impeach President Dilma Rousseff.
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When it comes to start-ups, Silicon Valley has long reigned supreme, staking claim to international success stories from Apple to Facebook.
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Grande's 2018 smash hit "Thank U, Next," which reigned at No. 1 on the chart for seven weeks, earned our top spot.
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Adopted as a kitten by the medical staff, Oscar reigned over one floor of the Steere House nursing home in Rhode Island.
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Unsurprisingly, fruits reigned as the most popular subject, cropping up in about 75% of paintings surveyed across all time periods and regions.
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BAM celebrates Halloween by offering a survey of terrifying films from Mexico, where a strain of Catholicism-inflected, hallucinatory cinema reigned supreme.
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In the basement area of the Capitol, where trains wait to whisk senators back to their offices through underground tunnels, confusion reigned.
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At its height, Baghdadi's so-called caliphate reigned over a realm the size of Britain, with 10 million people under its sway.
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America today is a very different country from what it was in the 1920s or the late 19th century, when Republicans reigned.
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El Chapo -- the notorious drug lord who reigned over the world's most dangerous cartel -- is PISSED he can't properly pray in prison.
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Taking after the European avant-garde, Brazilian modernists set out to dismantle the academic mindset that still reigned in their art schools.
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New York City may remember 1977 as the Summer of Sam, when serial killer David Berkowitz reigned terror over the five boroughs.
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The monarch was deeply loved in Thailand and his death was a blow to the people he had reigned over for 70 years.
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LONDON — Maisie Williams is a Twitter Queen, and last night her live tweet marathon of the Great British Bake Off finale reigned supreme.
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In this case, there's a glimpse of peace in having witnessed how many people loved, valued, and appreciated Nipsey when he reigned earthside.
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There have been others but none who reigned so long at world number one — 67 weeks — without success on the grand slam stage.
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The reality star has maintained a low profile since being robbed in Paris -- including on social media where once she reigned as queen.
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At the height of its power, it reigned over an area the size of Portugal, with nearly 8 million people under its rule.
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Yes, Google's hardware reigned supreme, but is that a surprise when we're talking about one of the richest tech companies in the world?
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Where once mobile strategy reigned, "AI first" is the new rally cry across nearly every industry, and it will only continue to grow.
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After a long battle, one baby's face has reigned supreme and will now be the poster child for smashed food across the lands.
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The United States skated away with that first gold in 1998 and Canada has reigned supreme ever since, winning four consecutive Olympic titles.
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Richard, who reigned for just 777 days, was the last of the Plantagenets, the line of English kings that originally descended from France.
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"This is where Amina and her father reigned supreme over 13 emirates," said Ogunjiofor, when we arrived at the impressive terra-cotta palace.
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For not instilling this precept in his staff, for failing to take care that the law reigned supreme, the president bears the responsibility.
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Given his Hollywood connections, Reagan's parties were filled with some of the biggest Hollywood celebrities, in an era when fabulous people reigned supreme.
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Between the lines: Health insurers see inpatient hospital procedures as a big share of total healthcare costs that need to be reigned in.
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Kenya may have been a British colony, where white supremacy reigned and black people were forced to wear identification documents around their necks.
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In that world, the legendary DJ Jah Shaka and his dub Sound System reigned supreme and would perform live mixes all night long.
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For at least half a decade, a handful of beauty ingredients and treatments have reigned supreme: retinol, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, microdermabrasion, lasers.
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During the White House briefings that followed Mr. Comey's ouster on Tuesday, verifiably accurate information was hard to come by and confusion reigned.
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Hope for peace following failed talks Instability has reigned in the North African country since the fall of strongman Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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It turns out the man who has reigned supreme over air shows for more than 20 years was never particularly fond of them.
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At her house in the Bronx, her mother's musical preferences reigned supreme, and young Lopez wasn't too happy about it at the time.
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Perhaps her most famous role though ... playing Lucious Lyon's wife, Cookie, on "Empire," where she's reigned supreme for at least 4 years now.
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Satin, in trousers, skirts as well as sophisticated jackets, reigned on the catwalk, giving a fluid and softly draping flow to the collection.
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The king ascended the throne after the death in October 2016 of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who had reigned for seven decades.
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Cormier reigned atop the division for most of Jones's absence, but he realized his glittering title belt was affixed with an enormous asterisk.
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In February, López Obrador traveled to Badiraguato, the remote municipality in the mountains of Sinaloa where El Chapo was raised and once reigned.
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This film brings us back to the early 2000s where Hilary Duff reigned supreme and truly showed us what dreams were made of.
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Thankfully, good sense reigned supreme and, in the end, Carson's suspension was "quickly lifted" after the school principal got a letter from Carson's mom.
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The sexy, sooty, layered look has been the go-to for a night out since Cleopatra reigned — and it's as popular as ever today.
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Tyrannosaurus rex, like the kind wreaking havoc in "Jurassic Park," reigned as king of the dinosaurs between 19983 million and 80 million years ago.
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She helped introduce America to French cuisine in an age when canned food reigned supreme with her endearing personality and mastery in the kitchen.
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Scroll ahead to find out which of these go-to orders — from McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Checkers, Shake Shack, and Five Guys — reigned supreme.
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Once credit, spending and optimism have reigned for a time, the interplay of foreseen and unforeseen circumstances may cause them to stop doing so.
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Darkness of a different kind reigned during the opening work of Friday's concert, "La profondeur," which uses only bass-register instruments from the orchestra.
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This on-trend revival served as both a style do and an ironic nod to the decade when the troll dolls themselves reigned supreme.
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Among them: metallic khaki, emerald, burnt orange, and burgundy that are so rich, you'll wonder why black smoky eyes reigned supreme for so long.
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The retailer's well-heeled customers have reigned in their spending in an uncertain economy, and performance at its discount Rack division has been choppy.
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So even if Rousey had continued to win—hell, even if she'd reigned in her sass mouth—she would have been torn down eventually.
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Though the Chinese crested reigned supreme, the competition also featured a few other breeds, including a Chinese pug and a miniature wire-haired dachshund.
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In a popular cultural world where "Dancing with the Stars" and "American Idol" tell their audience anyone can be a "star," Trump reigned supreme.
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And animated movies overall reigned in the poll, with A Charlie Brown Christmas (81%), Frosty the Snowman (80%) and How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
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He is also accused of taking part in at least 30 killings as he reigned over one of Mexico's oldest and most influential cartels.
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But when it comes to overall camera performance, it was the iPhone XS Max that reigned supreme based on my side-by-side testing.
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It's reigned long and well, but recent decisions have caused some to doubt its judgment, and there are many waiting to take its place.
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Confusion reigned over why so little reaction had been taken by US forces in the Pacific once they realized the Pueblo was under attack.
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But the junta that reigned over Argentina from 2000 to 22013 stands out for its treatment of the pregnant women it imprisoned and disappeared.
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But the junta that reigned over Argentina from 1976 to 1983 stands out for its treatment of the pregnant women it imprisoned and disappeared.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn, 66, ascended to the throne in 2016, after the death of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who reigned for seven decades.
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In fact, King Mongkut, who reigned from 1851 to his death in 1868, is seen by many historians as a reformist for his time.
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He reigned there with a steady stream of Aussie malarkey, colleagues say, as well as an exacting scientific and ethical purism that rankled some.
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But during the year Al Qaeda reigned, Al Omgy Brothers Money Exchange kept running its business here in the coastal town of Al Shihr.
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It was guarded assiduously against the Afghans and, as was to be expected, Soviet power reigned supreme in that one specific part of Kabul.
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Slim, who reigned as the world's richest person from 2010-2013, learned about the world of business at age ten, according to his biography.
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While the power of religion and exclusionary rhetoric reigned supreme throughout the wider region, it is the power of education that has defined Tunisia.
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During the Great Depression, the Second World War and at the outset of the Cold War, it was the executive branch that reigned supreme.
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Bedlam reigned at center court while the Mountaineers were left to pull their jerseys over their heads and process the finality of it all.
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It was during this decade that the "lipstick lesbian" archetype reigned supreme, a sensibility that may have influenced the aesthetics of 90s bar culture.
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After reviewing the images, videos, and stories that got us commenting and Liking in 2016, Instagram has rounded up the 10 emoji that reigned supreme.
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The result is a compelling if flawed condensation of Gabriel Sherman's book, worth watching for anyone interested in the political-media nexus where Ailes reigned.
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Conservatism has reigned so completely in Texas that no Democrat has carried it for president in 42 years, none for Senate or governor in 28.
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The ghosts of other times shouldn't haunt me like they do, but what does it say about humankind that for generations and generations, tyranny reigned?
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During this chapter of the Mesozoic era, some of the largest land animals known to history—colossal sauropods like Diplodocus, Brachiosaurus, and Apatosaurus—reigned supreme.
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But Spotify has always reigned supreme in my mind for its more streamlined user interface and its recommendations engine, particularly the Discover Weekly playlist feature.
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Puffer jackets have reigned supreme for some time now, and this winter, you'll want to wrap up yet again in the coziest outerwear of all.
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History's O.G. Head Bitch in Charge reigned in ancient Egypt, and was brought to life by the inimitable Elizabeth Taylor in a career-defining role.
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For decades, Deborah and her husband, James, reigned over the New Mexico-based religious sect the Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps, which they co-founded.
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But during the battle for Hit, where the Islamic State prevented civilians from fleeing and used them as human shields, Baghdad reigned its artillery in.
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Peacekeepers also have been living in too close contact with the people they are supposed to protect in a country where impunity has long reigned.
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For the uninitiated, Griselda -- also nicknamed "The Godmother of the Medellin Cartel" -- reigned terror in Miami during the cocaine wars of the 70s and 80s.
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It seems more like an extension of the mid-00s Tucker Max sensibility that's reigned in EDM for a decade than a criticism of it.
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In the late 13th century, Khutulun, a Mongolian princess warrior and great-great granddaughter of Khan, reigned as the undefeated wrestling champ of the kingdom.
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But we've also noticed that thousands of people are looking to Instagram for beauty-product news, and one account in particular has reigned supreme: Trendmood.
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One thing to know: "Smokin'" Joe Frazier reigned as the undisputed heavyweight champion for four years, including a gold medal win at the 1964 Olympics.
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Queen Elizabeth, who has reigned longer than any other British monarch, was married at the abbey in 1947 and had her coronation there in 1953.
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Soon after the launch, Popeyes and other chains — including Chick-fil-A, Wendy's, and Church's Chicken — battled on social media about which chicken reigned supreme.
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When he left the game, the three-time NFL Most Valuable Player reigned as the league's all-time leader in completions, yards and passing touchdowns.
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FX's Feud: Bette and Joan reigned supreme with 18 nominations, followed by HBO's Big Little Lies (16 nominations), Fargo (16), and The Night Of (13).
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Once again, P.U.G. reigned supreme -- this time among his Navy pals who, despite having the best fitness practices at their disposal, preferred Black's card game.
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August the Strong reigned not only over Saxony but also, from 1697 until his death in 1733, Poland and Lithuania, creating an axis with Russia.
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Cronyism reigned, and, as with most private clubs, the council functioned largely as a status symbol, and occasionally as a lever to enact petty agendas.
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Though she did not publish her first book until she was 50, Ms. Krantz reigned for decades afterward as the international queen of poolside reading.
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In a lighter vein was "When Cats Reigned Like Kings: On the Trail of the Sacred Cats" (19933), a look at feline history and influence.
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"This is a land grab," said L.J. Jennings, pastor of the Kingdom Builders Christian Fellowship in East Oakland, where the Coliseum has reigned for decades.
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To an extent, this contested convention would hark back to the way the nomination process went down decades ago, before primaries and caucuses reigned supreme.
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Avalanche hold off Senators OTTAWA — On a night when power plays reigned supreme, Jarome Iginla felt as if he might fall from hero to goat.
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At Carioca da Gema, the club where he reigned for a decade, his high-octane samba singing and bright spirits kept crowds dancing for hours.
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But instead of the feelings of helplessness and confusion that reigned two years ago after Trump beat Hillary Clinton, they know now what to do.
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"Until very recently, the art historian expert reigned supreme, and it was really the art historians who insisted on having the last word," he said.
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Pinterest claimed the third spot behind No.2-ranked Instagram, and Facebook, which reigned as the most popular social network in the US last year.
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It would be nice to think so, but Mary reigned just five years, having indeed married but suffering two false pregnancies and leaving no heirs.
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Memorable homegrown picture books like "Millions of Cats" (1928) and "The Story of Ferdinand" (1936) were few, and the über-British Peter Rabbit reigned supreme.
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Franca Sozzani, under whose 28-year direction Italian Vogue reigned as a daring and often impious iconoclast on the newsstand, died on Thursday in Milan.
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MOSCOW — A multicolored chaos reigned across Russia on Wednesday, as crowds jostled for bouquets of all sizes and hues for a holiday that celebrates women.
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Richness reigned on Erdem Moralioglu's runway, too, which married the sumptuousness of Ottoman dress, its rich fabrics and gilded details, with a daintier, English prettiness.
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Federer's collection also includes multiple titles at all but the French Open: he's reigned victorious at Wimbledon eight times and the U.S. Open five times.
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He's a seemingly-invincible mafioso who ran the Chicago Outfit with ruthless abandon and reigned as the de facto Prohibition-era don of the criminal underworld.
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The 90-year-old Elizabeth, head of state of 16 Commonwealth countries including Canada, has reigned since 1952 and remains popular in the Northern American country.
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In a year where hate, misogyny, and xenophobic fear of the Other reigned over the political climate, the implications of Black Christmas couldn't feel more timely.
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Hugh Hefner, who reigned over a his own kingdom of human bunnies and the media empire known as Playboy, has died at the age of 91.
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But idealizing the era when America was the economic powerhouse of the world, bipartisanship reigned and male breadwinner families were the norm requires overlooking much else.
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But the manner of Djokovic's exit in Melbourne, where he has reigned supreme for most of the last decade, raised fresh doubts about the Serb's mindset.
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During the '60s and '70s, a time when girl groups and glitter reigned supreme, Franklin performed in slinky silhouettes often accompanied by fur or feathered accouterments.
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The event caps a long period of mourning for the king, who reigned for more than 70 years and who died just over a year ago.
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Just five years ago, its iPads and Mac laptops reigned supreme in US classrooms, accounting for half of all mobile devices shipped to schools in 2013.
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Apple's iPads and Mac laptops reigned supreme in US classrooms only five years ago, accounting for half of all mobile devices shipped to schools in 2013.
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For two millennia, Euclid's view of a flat universe reigned supreme and pivoted on his fifth postulate, which states that two parallel lines will never intersect.
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But while she reigned as porn czar, Houston prosecuted three cases, and in her first year in office, she received about 1,500 complaints regarding explicit material.
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Even in Manhattan, where yellow cabs have historically reigned supreme, ride-hail apps were close to surpassing the taxi industry by the end of last year.
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The king ascended the throne in December after the death in October of his father, the revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who had reigned for seven decades.
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Anarchy reigned on Tuesday, as the Duchess attended her first solo engagement as a royal, appearing at the Oceania exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts.
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Yet his appointee John Marshall reigned as chief justice for more than 30 years and put the imprint of Federalist principles firmly on the U.S. Constitution.
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Coups in 1960 and 1980 resulted in mass arrests and executions; between a coup in 1971 and 1980, instability reigned, inflation skyrocketed, and thousands were assassinated.
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She has reigned for 20 years as head of the board of the Fine Arts Museums, which include the de Young and the Legion of Honor.
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This would be Game No. 150, the start of their final push against the team that has reigned atop the National League West for five seasons.
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Denim dresses have long reigned a timeless wardrobe staple because they can easily transition between seasons, meaning you can wear it now and throughout the fall.
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Her son had been coaching young basketball players at the local Classic Community Center, on the courts where Chris McCullough of the Brooklyn Nets once reigned.
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Rama IX - King Bhumibol Adulyadej (1927-2016) Bhumibol succeeded his brother in 1946 and reigned for 70 years, the world's longest reigning monarch when he died.
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Mr. Weinstein himself had reigned for decades as one of Hollywood's top producers, known as much for his bullying and aggression as for his cinematic triumphs.
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We need to remain actively engaged; otherwise we risk watching Chinese influence take over where ours once reigned as we hunker down in our isolationist fortress.
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The commander in chief has commonly reigned supreme, and there are relatively few instances in American history when Congress has exerted its authority to declare war.
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In cluttered chains where paper has reigned, it is clear the rate at which companies can modernize and digitize will be vital for their long-term success.
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"The Judeo-Christian God reigned over both the church and the state in this country, and [...] both owed allegiance to that God," he said at the time.
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Earlier Monday, confusion reigned as details about the meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, and how any agreement would be managed, dribbled out.
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She was, for example, among the first to use synchronized sound in her movies in an era when silent films reigned, as well as hand-tinted color.
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Mr. Prégardien also seemed better suited to "Schwanengesang"; he has long reigned in the Schubert repertoire, and at 63 his interpretive depth is more profound than ever.
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The central banker, who has led the ECB since 2011, reigned over a lengthy period of quantitative easing and record low interest rates for the euro zone.
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Confusion reigned after the attack, with officials saying two days later that 76 girls had been rescued, only to backtrack on their statement, prompting anger among locals.
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Some think Maria Vladimirovna's claim is flawed because her mother (a member of the Bagrationi family, which once reigned over Georgia) was not quite blue-blooded enough.
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In the early '90s, when full brows reigned supreme, he plucked the arches of models like Kate Moss, Cindy Crawford, and Naomi Campbell into razor-thin arcs.
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The app has reigned supreme for over half a decade, but in 2018, there are more secure and easier-to-use payment options worth considering as replacements.
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Confusion reigned in Iceland on Tuesday as Icelandic Prime Minister Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson had reportedly said he would resign from his position, according to Icelandic news outlets.
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These purple organisms may have reigned supreme and existed in varying concentrations across the planet, said Shiladitya DasSarma, a microbiologist and professor at the University of Maryland.
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The fun, seemingly-innocent rating system of the MeowMeowBeenz turned Greendale Community College into a hierarchical, dystopian regime, where the Fives reigned supreme and the Ones groveled.
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Music reigned supreme Friday night at Mother Nature Network's White House Correspondents' Jam as musicians, celebs and the Washington elite gathered to kick off the weekend's festivities.
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Though Democratic complaining reigned going into Tuesday's primaries, few are able to complain now, and those who are might have trouble finding Democratic voters inclined to listen.
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Confusion reigned as to whether legal permanent residents would be affected by the ban, and an 11th hour stay imposed by a federal court also created uncertainty.
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The report also found that while fee-based methods of compensation reigned supreme, commissions were becoming more widespread, especially for media buying services and programmatic media services.
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In summer 2014, softies reigned supreme and "Summer" was rapidly dethroned by "Mr Probz" by Waves and then Sam Smith's "Stay With Me." Right sentiment, wrong delivery.
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Over the weekend, chaos reigned on this front, with members of the Trump administration contradicting each other until Sunday night DHS's initial interpretation was allowed to stand.
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And his play to pump up the steel industry — though unsuccessful given Lamb's win — was squarely aimed at that southwestern Pennsylvania region where steel once reigned supreme.
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Elizabeth was born on April 21, 1926, and became queen in 1952 at the age of 25, meaning she has now reigned for more than 66 years.
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Mr. Moonves reigned as one of Hollywood's most successful and celebrated executives for decades before being forced to step down in September after allegations by numerous women.
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Advertising Martin Sorrell reigned as one of the most influential leaders in the advertising industry for three decades as the chief executive of the marketing colossus WPP.
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It will sit on Sheikh Zayed Road, right across the street from the 2,716-foot Burj Khalifa, which has reigned as the world's tallest building since 2010.
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Over the past decade, there has been an increasingly popular reaction against the neoliberal world order that&aposs reigned in the West for the past 40 years.
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But in a company where toxicity and bad behavior reigned for years, applying the equivalent of "oops!" to serious infractions risks undoing any progress Khosrowshahi has made.
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Not since John Wooden's UCLA Bruins had a team reigned over college basketball in such dominant fashion, a feat that was entirely unprecedented in the women's game.
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Remy Solomon, attending for the second time, specifically went to Jolene to celebrate the LGBTQ community and tangibly support strippers while Hustlers reigned at the box office.
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Mr. Moonves reigned as one of Hollywood's most successful and celebrated executives for decades before being forced to step down in September after the allegations were made.
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Before the word "punk" became a stigma for weakness and neanderthal metal reigned supreme, there was the sheer power of loud-fast-rules and slamming on the bridge.
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In a state-by-state ranking of America's favorite Easter sweets, Reese's Peanut Butter Chocolate Eggs reigned supreme – it was the top-ranking Easter candy in 29 states.
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Real Housewives Bethenny Frankel and Erika Jayne also posed for pics with Aguilera, who reigned over the event in a huge pink wig and a Technicolor fur coat.
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For four decades, from 20163 to 2008, what was loosely described as the Republican establishment — the party's congressional leaders, campaign operatives, donors, lobbyists and special interests — reigned supreme.
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Donald Trump, America's president-elect, will have the opportunity to preserve and perhaps even expand the conservative majority that has reigned at the Supreme Court for five decades.
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Some Jews have accused Pius, who reigned from 1939 to 1958, of turning a blind eye to the Holocaust during World War Two by not speaking out forcefully.
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While we can all agree that Grande has reigned over pop this past year, we might have to crown her with another title – queen of the Easter eggs.
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A non-dinosaur hunting and eating dinosaurs doesn't fit well into the traditional idea that dinos reigned over the entirety of Earth's terrestrial ecology for 135 million years.
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For much of Friday, confusion reigned, as Twitter users shared real and fake transcripts of the Clinton-Blair conversations, making it hard to sort out which were genuine.
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Her humor is what guided a five-decade-long career, during which she reigned as one of America's favorite female comedians, actresses, and directors—a true triple threat.
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In the wake of the results announcement, confusion reigned throughout the UK and it became obvious that Northern Ireland's future is especially uncertain for a number of reasons.
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Confusion reigned as to whether legal permanent residents would be affected by the ban, and an eleventh-hour court order halting part of the order also created uncertainty.
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After calculating their most viewed music videos of the year globally, video streaming service Vevo found that Latin music reigned supreme, claiming 7 of the top 10 spots.
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Once upon a time, products for Black hair were relegated to a tiny, dusty corner of the drugstore, while the shampoos and conditioners for straight hair reigned supreme.
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Confusion also reigned, with reports of a separate gun attack on police from Fox News, and other reports of a hostages possibly having been taken at a restaurant.
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Levine said he "loves" the criticism, and invites others to point out how the bill can be strengthened, but insists that tech giants need to be reigned in.
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While that seemed more plausible than taking their image at face value, a certain youthful naivety and suburban Anglo ignorance reigned in the days before Google and Wikipedia.
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The division that once reigned with the likes of Steve Spurrier, Phillip Fulmer, Mark Richt and Urban Meyer has not won an SEC Conference title in eight years.
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In the 67 years that Queen Elizabeth has reigned, she has gone on over 100 royal tours throughout the Commonwealth and has completed many state visits as well.
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Paranoia and anger reigned on both sides, though, and the emotional crux of the story lies in the arrogant, tone-deaf and eventually criminal behavior of the Rajneeshees.
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While chaos reigned out on 6th street, 20 people sat silently on fold out chairs in a cramped improv theater listening to the gentle sounds of splashing waves.
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As uncertainty reigned, stock prices tumbled, economic worries rose, and to cap off the chaos, the secretary of defense, Jim Mattis, resigned in protest of the president's policies.
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But the relative peace that has reigned since is not luck — it is the product of institutions and alliances painstakingly created in the aftermath of the great wars.
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The traditional conception of free speech, that governments cannot prevent citizens from expressing their opinions or punish them for doing so, once reigned supreme across the Western world.
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The threat-detection firm Malwarebytes found in an annual study that adware "reigned supreme" in 2019 as the most common threat on Android devices, Macs, and Windows PCs.
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Here are some other numbers from the Super Bowl, per Kantar:Long-form commercials reigned, with 24 of the 59 spots in the game lasting more than 60 seconds.
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Instead, it was a high-profile acknowledgement of a growing movement against a way of doing business in the United States that has reigned for over 40 years.
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The demolitions were carried out after Israel's Supreme Court accepted that rationale, and the precedent this set effectively destroyed the equilibrium that had reigned in the West Bank.
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Queen Elizabeth II, one of the best-known female leaders in the world and the longest-reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, has reigned for over 65 years.
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The deal would be a step in the re-emergence of Mr. Cohen, who once reigned as one of Wall Street's richest and most powerful hedge fund managers.
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The 1680s saw three separate monarchies in England: Charles II reigned until his death in 1685; James II then came to the throne until the Revolution of 1688.
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Tradition reigned at The White House when President Barack Obama and Michelle met on the portico and the new First Lady presented the outgoing one with something Tiffany.
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Emanuele Filiberto is the only heir to Italy's exiled king Umberto II, who reigned for a little over a month before the ages-old monarchy came to an end.
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If the last time you listened to country star Jake Owen was circa July 2014 when "Good Timing" and "Tipsy" still reigned as your summertime anthems, you're missing out.
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In the US, in 235, the original iPhone replaced the Motorola Razr — arguably the first status symbol cell phone — and has reigned with diminishing impact for over a decade.
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The three-day ceremonies started on Saturday, after a long period of official mourning for the king's revered father, who died in October 2016 having reigned for 70 years.
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Contrary to conventional thinking, Blackburn and Zhang found that most modern frog families didn't originate during the Mesozoic era—that vast expanse of time during which the dinosaurs reigned.
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Yet no one doubts that his vision and persistence - and deep pockets - are why the Carolinas, where stock-car racing and college basketball once reigned, have embraced professional football.
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Chalamet has certainly had his share of #MCM posts on Instagram, but the actor revealed that he is a bit jealous of the times before social media reigned supreme.
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With the tuner now tucked slyly between the Bluetooth and auxiliary options on car dashboards, the days when FM radio reigned as the nucleus of musical enjoyment are fading.
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Helicopter Parents have reigned supreme in the media these last few years but they're being replaced by a hyper-concentrated version of themselves with a new moniker: Lawnmower Parents.
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In 2009, Philip became the longest-serving British consort to the sovereign, a distinction previously held by Queen Charlotte, wife of George III, who reigned from 1760 to 1820.
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On the digital songs chart, which measures online single download sales, summer hit "Closer" by American duo The Chainsmokers reigned once again with some 162,000 sales for the week.
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Taylor: In our performances as a full band for Temples Fest and the shows leading up to it, I reigned myself in as I didn't want to pull focus.
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Man in the High Castle imagines what life would be like in 21 had the Axis powers actually won the war and the Nazi party reigned supreme in America.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Confusion reigned at a British race meeting when a 50-1 winner was discovered to have been an imposter, the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) said on Thursday.
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Although it is impossible to predict whether or when the dollar will be dethroned, history offers some clues: The pound sterling reigned supreme before the dollar gradually dislodged it.
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Bush reigned like a semi-benevolent monarch for decades, particularly after she and 41 moved back to Houston permanently in the 1990s, following that painful loss to Bill Clinton.
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Establishing her company in 1926, she created worlds where women reigned, whether uniting in bold ensembles or starring as formidable protagonists in stories told from female points of view.
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For nearly 34743 years, he has reigned through this silky Dominican dance music: first as the frontman of the Bronx-based band Aventura, then as a soloist since 2011.
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He took over the thrown in 2016 after the death of his father, King Buhmibol Aduledej, who reigned for 70 years and was a much beloved figure in Thailand.
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Where Trolls Reigned Free: A New History of Reddit David Streitfeld reviews We Are the Nerds, Christine Lagorio-Chafkin's new history of Reddig: Christine Lagorio-Chafkin, a writer for Inc.
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The fight to stay one step ahead Farid has been studying image forensics since the late 1990s, back when digital cameras were in their infancy and film still reigned supreme.
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"The Judeo-Christian God reigned over both the church and the state in this country, and that both owed allegiance to that God," he told the Atlantic at the time.
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Long before the selfie became too ubiquitous for its own good, the self-portrait reigned supreme, the ultimate way to artistically explore the ever-perplexing and elusive idea of self.
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"Women must practice archery," Nyamdavaa says In Mongolian history, there are many queens and women who reigned, ruled and led men to defend the country with a bow and arrow.
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Ms. Alonso, blind or nearly blind for decades, has reigned over Cuban ballet for more than 60 years, longer than her stalwart supporter Fidel Castro lasted as head of state.
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He could hardly have chosen a smarter part of town, even if it was known as the Wilderness in the time of Charles II, who reigned from 19363 to 1685.
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My jaw dropped as police battered protesters on the streets and chaos reigned inside the International Amphitheatre, a cavernous arena near the old stockyards neighborhood on the city's south side.
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A growing number of chefs and business people are working to bring fresher, healthier food to neighborhoods where KFC, Popeyes and McDonald's have long reigned as the closest restaurant options.
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In winning reelection in March, Putin extended his tenure until 2024, making him the longest serving leader in Moscow since former Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin, who reigned for three decades.
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Ms. Bell, who wrote and directed the movie, stars as Carol, a dialect coach and aspiring voice-over artist whose father, Sam (Fred Melamed), has long reigned in the industry.
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They succumbed, at last, to a flurry of curveballs from the Astros' Lance McCullers Jr., whose father pitched for the Yankees in 1989 and 1990 — a time when chaos reigned.
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Some royals became disaffected after Prince Mohammed reigned in traditional largesse for many family members, heavily restricted their movements and replaced their security details with guards who report to him.
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Such a scenario would see him wield power longer than Soviet leader Josef Stalin, but still leave him well short of Tsar Peter the Great, who reigned for 43 years.
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As confusion reigned, Ms. English's tenure as a low-profile public servant abruptly ended as she fought to remain at the agency she helped lead since its opening in 2011.
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Among women, Michelle Obama reigned supreme with 15.37 percent, followed by Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader GinsburgSCOTUS 'TRAP law' case and the erosion of abortion rights Trump and Obama equally admired?
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Some Jews say Pius, who reigned from 1939 to 1958, did not do enough to help those facing persecution by Nazi Germany and turned a blind eye to the Holocaust.
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Bruce Goldstein, the Film Forum's director of repertory programming, recalled being in London around the time of "Death Wish" (1974), which is about a New York where street punks reigned.
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During a stop on her "Reputation" tour at Detroit's Ford Field, Swift took a moment to pay homage to Franklin in the city where the "Queen of Soul" reigned supreme.
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"The question now is how long Volker can keep up this realistic assessment of the situation for Ukraine, and whether he is going to be reigned in from DC," cautioned Giles.
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Game of Thrones has reigned as HBO's most-watched show ever since Season 4, when it averaged 18.4 million viewers per episode to beat out the previous record holder, The Sopranos.
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I wore half of them on each side of my face, then put them through a series of challenges to see which ones reigned supreme at the end of the day.
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In Ouagadougou, where more than a dozen charred cars and motorbikes were left around the badly damaged lobby of the hotel, confusion has reigned about exactly what transpired during the attacks.
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Long before supermodels, A-list actors, and hairstylists around the globe felt inspired by a pair of shears and the shoulder-grazing style, Adele reigned supreme as Queen of the Bob.
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Back when California style reigned supreme, House of Harlow 1960 was a go-to for achieving that ideal vintage-flea-market-find-meets-the-backseat-of-a-dusty-converted-camper-look.
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Downsizing and downspeeding produced an all-conquering F1 juggernaut For two years running, the Mercedes Formula 20133 team and its star driver Lewis Hamilton have reigned supreme over their hypercompetitive sport.
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U.S. oil futures CLc1 have fallen more than 60 percent since June 2014, amid pressure from oversupply, and falling price has prompted oil producers to reigned in spending on drilling campaigns.
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Caution, which has reigned since the global financial crisis, still prevails as investors take their foot off the pedal a little bit after the superior returns from 2010-2015, Hayes said.
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Rappers delved into their own psyches and dreamed up scenarios in which they tamed tigers, leveled skyscrapers with laser vision, gaped at alligators or reigned over ruined worlds engulfed in flames.
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Since the mid-1980s, Ms. Cook has reigned as a kind of sibyl channeling the wisdom and humanity of the American songbook, particularly as embodied in the work of Stephen Sondheim.
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Prince Mikasa, an Imperial Army veteran who turned pacifist and the independent-minded younger brother of Emperor Hirohito of Japan, who reigned during World War II, died in Tokyo on Thursday.
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Despite spending my early 20s in the Australian seaside town of Bondi Beach, where bare-faced beauty reigned supreme, I was the girl who didn't leave the house without makeup on.
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For the real-life Eddie Mannix, who reigned at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from 1924 to 1962, covering up rape, abortion, and potentially even murder were all a part of the job.
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ABC is moving two of its single-camera family comedies to Fridays, a spot where multicamera family comedies once reigned, back before time-shifted viewing and the miserable march of modernity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the days when black-and-white photography reigned, professional colorists took on the task of creating technicolor views by meticulously painting pictures by hand.
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And that style was imitated, not just on Broadway, where Fosse reigned from the mid-1950s through the mid-80s, but also in music videos and pop concerts into the present.
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He never played for Cleveland, where Lou Groza, known as The Toe, reigned as their kicker; after completing his senior year at Pitt, he was traded to the Vikings in 1962.
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For the past 30 years, she has reigned unchallenged as the doyenne of institutional critique, a branch of conceptual art concerned with the internal machinery of museums and other social constructs.
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It is reigned over by Terry Winters's "Good Government" (803), a large and beautiful painting of molecular forms adrift in a cream-colored space, whose title has suddenly gained new resonance.
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And yet, this Connecticut team is an outlier within women's basketball, within even Connecticut women's basketball, which has reigned more often than any other team in the sport, all since 223.
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