Disney is ruling the roost at the box office these days.
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My shot at ruling the roost at one of London's premium PokéGyms has gone.
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About 1503,000 contracts changed hands each day with bets on higher volatility ruling the roost.
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The sanctuary often posts photos of Ron ruling the roost that go on to be shared by numerous fans.
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"With Fox no longer ruling the roost, these people will not have to pretend to take Fox seriously any longer," he said.
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And now the Security Belt's political arm, the Southern Transitional Council, is ruling the roost in Aden under a former governor, Aidarus al-Zoubaidi, and his Emirati patrons.
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"When Fox was ruling the roost, everybody wanted to go there, despite what these liberals say about Fox this and Fox that," the conservative host said Tuesday on his show.
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But, with apps like Tinder, Grindr, Match, and Bumble ruling the roost in the online dating realm, is one app's zero-tolerance approach to crime really going to make a difference?
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The main corporate-governance problem is that the interests of minority shareholders, whether they are invested in Tata Sons or in the various operating companies, risk being trampled over if unaccountable trustees are ruling the roost.
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Always an epicurean before he was a stoic, Hemingway is at his worst when he is boasting and bluffing and ruling the roost, at his best when he is bending and breaking and writing down breakfast.
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TAKESHI OSUGAPress secretaryMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanTokyo "Ruling the roost" (January 19th) described the economics of the poultry industry and how Westerners will pay a premium for lean white chicken meat, while people in Asia and Africa prefer dark meat, which includes legs and thighs.
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One such newcomer is Three Wishes, a cereal brand launched just this month by Ian and Margaret Wishingrad, a husband and wife duo with a background in marketing, who wanted to create cereal that was "cleaner and more nutritionally-dense" than what&aposs been ruling the roost for years.
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10 Ruling the Roost, 1980;"Ruling the Roost", WorldCat and An Absolute Turkey, 1994."An Absolute Turkey", WorldCat The off-Broadway Pearl Theatre in New York staged the play in 2016 under the title The Dingdong."Review: The Dingdong" by Victor Gluck, theaterscene.
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In the 1930s and 1940s, the Katz family recruited the rabbis required for the kosher production process from Mandatory Palestine as well as Jewish communities in Europe, and the company initially operated out of a garage in Liberty, New York. (The company's name comes from the nickname for New York State.Empire Kosher, "History", Empire Kosher Poultry, Inc.) In the 1950s, Empire became known as an innovator in kosher food production.Kosher Eye, "Empire Kosher Poultry: Ruling the Roost", Kosher Eye, November 2010.
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Ken G Hall later said the film was successful "but it was not in the On Our Selection class as a money-spinner".Ken G. Hall, Directed by Ken G. Hall, Lansdowne Press, 1977 p94 According to Bert Bailey's obituary, the star thought this drop was caused in part by him playing the role with a clean shaven top lip. "The slight change took him out of character." The film was released in England under the title of Ruling the Roost.
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Sivarama Krishna (Sunil) and Karthik (Naga Chaitanya) are brothers . Siva is a Timid fellow whereas Karthik is the opposite,Siva's father often used to worry about his elder son as he was very foolish and scared. After, Siva 's father died ,Siva gets his Father's (Nagendra Babu) job after his death and is transferred to Vizag where Bagga (Ashutosh Rana) and Kaasi are gangsters ruling the roost . After joining , Siva when send to various cases , takes help of Karthik but doesn't reveal it to anyone .
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He was part of the innovative Actors' Company, founded in 1972 by Ian McKellen and Edward Petherbridge, organised and run democratically by the actors themselves. In that repertory company he appeared in 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, Ruling the Roost, The Way of the World, The Wood Demon, The Bacchae, Tartuffe, King Lear and Knots (based on the R. D. Laing book). Ellis's big break came in 1975 with his first major role in a popular television series. He played the heart throb Ross Poldark in the BBC 1 series, Poldark.
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Yvonne Atkins (Linda Henry) is being framed for Virginia O'Kane's (Kate O'Mara) murder, there is a game of cat and mouse between her and Jim Fenner (Jack Ellis) while the real culprits - Maxi Purvis (Kerry Norton) and Al McKenzie (Pauline Campbell) continue their reign over G-Wing. But it's not long before Yvonne is ruling the roost again, when Denny Blood (Alicya Eyo) returns and tricks Al into confessing to Virginia's murder. New inmates Roisin Connor and Cassie Tyler are imprisoned for fraud and in a lesbian relationship complicated not only by their being behind bars, but by Roisin's being a married mother-of-two. The stress of G-Wing mounts for Karen Betts (Claire King), especially when she and Fenner split, but the stress is no longer her problem when she is demoted to basic officer and he is promoted to Wing Governor by Neil Grayling (James Gaddas), the new Governing Governor of Larkhall, who developed an attraction to Fenner.
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