We rolled out the red carpet for the Chinese President.
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It's no wonder Drake just rolled out the red carpet for Sophie in Paris.
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So it's no surprise that Republicans have rolled out the red carpet for him.
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As Prototype evolved, Radical's marketing team rolled out the red carpet for higher-ups.
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"Boy, they rolled out the red carpet," Brinkley remembers on A Matter of Trust.
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Taylor started tweeting about her excitement well before they rolled out the red carpet.
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On the first leg of Trump's trip, Saudi Arabia really rolled out the red carpet.
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China rolled out the red carpet for Mr Kim in March, thawing relations after a deep chill.
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Those comments came as a Brits rolled out the red carpet for the president and her first lady.
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To improve Iran's economy, Rouhani has rolled out the red carpet for global investors since sanctions were suspended.
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Snapchat rolled out the red carpet for web users to catch up on snaps from tonight's Academy Awards.
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A very formal ceremony, which I thought was quite touching and special, and they really rolled out the red carpet.
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Officials have rolled out the red carpet and are keen to make sure the visits go off without a hitch.
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In February 2019, MBS decided to head east for a tour through Asia, and China rolled out the red carpet.
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Italy rolled out the red carpet for China's president, clinching deals worth $2.8 billion in energy, finance, engineering and agricultural produce.
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He rolled out the red carpet, inviting them to meetings like he would anyone else he wanted to do business with.
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Better late to the dance than never, Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, rolled out the red carpet for Mr Kim last month.
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When it comes to the financial services industry, several cities have rolled out the red carpet to lure London-based companies.
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Drake rolled out the red carpet for his baby mama at his concert ... and she couldn't stop showing off her dance moves.
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When Kim Dae-jung and Roh arrived in Pyongyang, Kim Jong Il rolled out the red carpet for them -- literally and figuratively.
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His Over The Water EP released this summer rolled out the red carpet for his capability as both a producer and a songwriter.
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Manchester United, Ajax, Bayern Munich and Liverpool all rolled out the red carpet for Odegaard, but in January 2015, Real Madrid snared him.
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Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday accused Corker of being complicit in the deal, saying he "rolled out the red carpet" for it.
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Britain, for its part, rolled out the red carpet for a regal state visit including a white-tie dinner and tea with the queen.
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Last month, it rolled out the red carpet in Shanghai for a rare world premiere of the latest film in its "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise.
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The locals rolled out the red carpet for Meghan, 37, and Harry, 34, as they walked hand-in-hand from their plane over the decorated lawn.
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Bob Corker's involvement in the Iran deal: "He may have voted against the deal" but Corker "basically rolled out the red carpet" for the Iran deal.
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In the three conservative states with governor's races this year, on the other hand, the Republican candidates all rolled out the red carpet for the president.
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In October, Russia rolled out the red carpet for Saudi Arabia's King Salman as the monarch led a high-profile and highly significant delegation to Moscow.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday accused Corker of being complicit in the deal, saying he "rolled out the red carpet" for it.
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And they rolled out the red carpet for Will and Kate as they stepped onto the ice to challenge each other to a fun penalty shoot out.
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And they rolled out the red carpet for Will and Kate as they stepped onto the ice to challenge each other to a fun penalty shoot out!
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India rolled out the red carpet for the crown prince as it seeks diplomatic support against Pakistan following a militant attack in the disputed region of Kashmir.
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Sherri Shepherd just rolled out the red carpet for any enterprising thieves on the Internet ... by posting a bunch of checks from fans without blurring their accounts.
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Jacquees all but rolled out the red carpet during a Make-A-Wish visit to one of his fans ... cause he gave her one helluva royal treatment.
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We rolled out the red carpet and China took 50 million of our personnel files during the Obama administration, I&aposve never even heard him talk about it.
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The fact that it has rolled out the red carpet for Turkey's strongman leader, who arrives on September 27th, is a clear sign that Germany wants an improvement.
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" At Tuesday's White House briefing, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders ratcheted up the confrontation further, accusing Corker of having "rolled out the red carpet for the Iran deal.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders used her news briefing to tear into Corker, saying he had "rolled out the red carpet" for the Iran nuclear deal.
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Ironically, humans have rolled out the red carpet for the invaders by transporting them around the world and providing a trash-strewn urban landscape that suits them to perfection.
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So no one rolled out the red carpet for me because I was in a Tommy Hilfiger ad — they probably would have rather rolled my ass up in it.
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The president's remarks to the march on Friday were just part of a week in which the White House rolled out the red carpet for the anti-abortion movement.
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She said the Fedcap Group, a Manhattan-based nonprofit organization, "really rolled out the red carpet for me," and she has been doing custodial work for it since then.
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He found that the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada "rolled out the red carpet" as he was starting up and helped connect him to resources in the community.
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Malaysia had rolled out the red carpet for Saudi Arabia's King Salman at the end of February, the first by a Saudi king to Malaysia in more than a decade.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders escalated the spat on Tuesday, claiming that Corker "rolled out the red carpet for the Iran deal" despite his opposition to it in 2015.
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Just days before the March 26 meeting, Italy rolled out the red carpet for Xi, hosting the president for a state dinner and a private performance by opera singer Andrea Bocelli.
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One student whose family donated $1.1 million got a special campus tour from the former head tennis coach — "we rolled out the red carpet," he said, according to the Harvard Crimson.
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SHANGHAI, China — China's largest city rolled out the red carpet this week to help President Xi Jinping try to show other nations how serious his country is about becoming their best customer.
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Corker worked with Nancy Pelosi and the Obama administration to pave the way for that legislation and basically rolled out the red carpet for the Iran deal, and those are pretty factual.
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On Monday in Pyongyang, the North Korean leader rolled out the red carpet for his South Korean visitors, including National Intelligence chief Suh Hoon and head of National Security Chung Eui-Yong.
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In May, he literally rolled out the red carpet for Trump in Riyadh, put on a traditional sword dance for him and invited dozens of Muslim nation leaders to a grand conference.
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And certainly New York City rolled out the red carpet for the company in closed-door meetings — much to chagrin of the city council and high-profile progressive politicians like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Four countries south of the border have really rolled out the red carpet and welcome mat for U.S. retirees, according to the Global Retirement Index 2017 from online overseas retirement and relocation website InternationalLiving.com.
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It's interesting, because as we reported ... Drake rolled out the red carpet for Sophie in Paris by granting her an all-access VIP pass, and they've had a positive relationship for their son, Adonis.
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Andrew Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio, in a rare fit of comity, rolled out the red carpet for Amazon, for what would have been one of the biggest economic deals ever in the state.
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The Museum of Modern Art — having for decades drummed the artistic feats of Picasso, Matisse, Mondrian and Duchamp into cultural consciousness — has finally rolled out the red carpet for this capricious, prolific, subversive fellow traveler.
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A day after President Trump rolled out the red carpet for French President Emmanuel Macron, treating him to a formal gun salute and a state dinner, he greeted German Chancellor Angela Merkel a noticeably cooler welcome.
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Party leaders rolled out the red carpet for the new president-elect on Thursday, showing him around the city that the Manhattan billionaire businessman and reality TV star will call home for the next four years.
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HARRISON, N.J. — In past seasons, Major League Soccer has rolled out the red carpet for matches featuring the Red Bulls and the Los Angeles Galaxy — or, in viewership terms, Market No. 1 versus Market No. 2.
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Britain rolled out the red carpet for U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife on Monday, laying on the pomp and pageantry of a full state visit, including a lavish banquet with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace.
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During his first 100 days as president, Trump rolled out the red carpet at Mar-a-Lago for two of the world's worst jailers of journalists: Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Egypt President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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The emir's visit to Malaysia comes nearly eight months after Malaysia rolled out the red carpet for Saudi Arabia's King Salman at the end of February, the first by a Saudi king in more than a decade.
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"Senator Corker worked with Nancy Pelosi and the Obama administration to pave the way for that and rolled out the red carpet for the Iran deal," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at a briefing.
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In other sectors, Paris has rolled out the red carpet for the Chinese, notably in the travel and tourism sector, keen to strengthen France's place as the third biggest recipient of Chinese investment after Germany and Britain.
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As Prime Minister Narendra Modi rolled out the red carpet for Donald Trump's first state visit Monday, the streets of the capital New Delhi were burning over a controversial new law that could reshape the country's identity.
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Ryan rolled out the red carpet for Trump, taking him out to his balcony in his Capitol office, which overlooks the Washington Monument, and the platform under construction where Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru rolled out the red carpet and heaped praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday in a celebration of tightening ties with the Asian powerhouse in the wake of Donald Trump's surprise U.S. presidential victory.
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The U.K. has (almost) rolled out the red carpet for President Donald Trump' three-day "working visit" to the country, although his presence has not been universally welcomed by any means by either the public or U.K. politicians.
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We saw that last week, when Japanese officials rolled out the red carpet for Mr. Trump, serving cheeseburgers and even letting him award a 70-pound, eagle-topped President's Cup to the winner of a sumo wrestling match.
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With little preparation and guided by his "feel" that within the first minute he would know if a deal is possible, the president rolled out the red carpet for Kim, ignoring that the devil is in the details.
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It&aposs embarrassing that people killed the fatted calf and rolled out the red carpet for his book tour when yet again, we see him putting himself before the process, a grandstanding, showboating, but more importantly, subverting the process.
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VERSAILLES, France (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron rolled out the red carpet for Russia's Vladimir Putin on Monday, but past suspicions of Russian meddling in the French election resurfaced with Macron denouncing Russian media and Putin denying hacking allegations.
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Netanyahu is making the first visit by an Israeli prime minister in 15 years and the nationalist government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has rolled out the red carpet, seeing Israel as an ally in the fight against terrorism.
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For Seoul, the possibility of a dangerous dilemma South Korea has rolled out the red carpet for the North, keen to avoid any escalation of hostilities at a time when people are already leery of traveling to the peninsula.
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Last month Wasserman and LA Mayor Eric Garcetti rolled out the red carpet for an International Olympic Committee (IOC) delegation visiting LA, whisking them around to the city's many sports venues and to a star-studded dinner at Wasserman's home.
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Foreign direct investment from China hit a record high of $2.67 billion last year after President Joko Widodo rolled out the red carpet to Chinese investors, who are typically willing to take on risks for infrastructure and other big projects.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan rolled out the red carpet for U.S. President Donald Trump this week, winning Tokyo a brief respite in its trade battle with Washington, but Prime Minister Shinzo Abe faces pressure to deliver concessions after a summer election.
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BANJA LUKA, Bosnia (Reuters) - Bosnia's Serb Republic rolled out the red carpet with a police honor guard on Tuesday for a visiting Russian delegation in a warm VIP welcome hitherto unseen in the region's capital, though Bosnian state flags were noticeably missing.
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HYDERABAD, India, Nov 28 (Reuters) - India rolled out the red carpet on Tuesday for Ivanka Trump, daughter of the U.S. president, who was set to attend a business summit in the southern tech hub of Hyderabad, where thousands of policemen stood on guard.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co's latest outing of "Pirates of the Caribbean" rolled out the red carpet in Shanghai on Thursday in a rare world premiere in China for a Hollywood blockbuster as U.S. producers look to woo moviegoers in the Middle Kingdom.
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With only 375 guest rooms, small compared to megaliners that can accommodate more than 3,000 passengers, Regent rolled out the red carpet for everyone: Champagne sat cooling in an ice bucket in my suite, which was spacious enough not to feel claustrophobic.
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"Senator Corker worked with Nancy Pelosi and the Obama administration to pave the way for that legislation, and basically rolled out the red carpet for the Iran deal," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, told reporters, referring to the House Democratic leader.
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While Queen Elizabeth rolled out the red carpet for Trump during his recent UK visit, Darroch's assessments, if shared more widely within the UK government, likely show a retrenchment from working as closely with the Administration because British officials think so poorly of the American leadership.
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On Rouhani's first trip abroad since Iran's sanctions-ending nuclear accord with world powers took effect, Italy this week already rolled out the red carpet for the moderate Iranian president and his 120-member delegation of business leaders and cabinet ministers, signing a raft of deals.
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But after May rolled out the red carpet and many of the trappings of an official state visit -- even though it was not one -- and offered glowing remarks about Trump and the US-UK relationship during a gala dinner in his honor, the President appeared to change his tune.
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Jae-in rolled out the red carpet for Trump when he visited in November and has since looked to flatter him with praise for his work in North Korea, telling reporters earlier this year that the American President deserves "big credit" for his work to counter North Korea.
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Modi even rolled out the red carpet for some of them when he hosted 150 of his most important online supporters at a reception at his official residence in July 2015, shaking hands with trolls who had tweeted insults like "u r product of a rape" against people online.
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" Remember, Trump was supposed to make this visit in February 2018, but canceled amid widespread protests in the UK. It's all water under the London Bridge apparently, because QE2 rolled out the red carpet and the usual ceremonies ... including firing off cannons and a performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Similarly, it's unclear what the impact on U.S.-North Korea negotiations over the latter country's nuclear programs—a deal that Donald Trump's administration has rolled out the red carpet for the country's totalitarian dictator Kim Jong Un to achieve, but has seemed increasingly shaky as negotiations have stalled out and few concrete steps have materialized.
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In May, when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan rolled out the red carpet for him during a state visit, Mr. Trump seemed to undermine all of the pomp and circumstance by downplaying concerns about North Korea's tests of short-range ballistic missiles, even as Mr. Abe called them a violation of United Nations resolutions.
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The president and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE rolled out the red carpet for Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron.
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Kids' WB aired the English-language version of this movie on January 22, 2005 at 10:00 AM. However, it was edited due to time constraints. The full-length movie was released on DVD February 15, 2005. Before the movie, during the preceding programs, Kids' WB rolled out the red carpet to meet the stars of the movie.
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After all, despite the differences in size, population, wealth, and influence between China and islands in the region, the Chinese have literally rolled out the red carpet for Pacific leaders. Meetings between Chinese and Pacific leaders are not perfunctory ‘meet and greets’ in the bland boardrooms of hotels. They are often elaborate state functions with all the bells and whistles that state meetings can offer. [...] In a word, the Chinese want ‘influence’.
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The Roosevelt Hotel reopened to the public at 3:00 PM on July 1, 2009 with a ribbon cutting in the main lobby by the ownership group represented by Alan Rose, Sam Friedman, Jack Guenther, Neil Freeman, and Lod Cook. The Roosevelt rolled out the red carpet for a historic grand-opening gala weekend October 23, 2009 featuring world-famous New Orleans entertainers and the introduction of Chef John Besh’s restaurant Domenica and the acclaimed Guerlain Spa, benefiting area non-profits. The current hotel holds 504 guest rooms of which 125 are suites. The total meeting space is over with multiple rooms across three floors of the hotel.
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Corker worked with Nancy Pelosi and the Obama administration to pave the way for that legislation and basically rolled out the red carpet for the Iran deal, and those are pretty factual." The claim was refuted by Corker's communications director and news outlets. In December 2018, President Trump wrote of Corker's involvement with the Iran nuclear deal, "For all of the sympathizers out there of Brett McGurk remember, he was the Obama appointee who was responsible for loading up airplanes with 1.8 Billion Dollars in CASH & sending it to Iran as part of the horrific Iran Nuclear Deal (now terminated) approved by Little Bob Corker.
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The Golden Collar Awards were created in 2012 by the website Dog News Daily, a commercial web site dedicated to the products for dogs that has been created in 2009. The first Golden Collar Awards rolled out the red carpet for the dogs on the 13 February 2012 in a luxury hotel, the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza in Los Angeles, in front of an audience composed of the press. Phalène de La Valette, The Artist : Uggie remporte le Collier d'Or à Hollywood, Le Figaro.fr, 14 février 2012 The trophy has been created by designer Simon Tavassoli: it consists in a statue that represents an Italian Leather Collar with embedded shiny Swarovski crystals.
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