America just elected an evil cartoon to run the show.
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We run the show or keep losing until we die.
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But in a homeschool environment, parents must run the show.
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So they let the unimaginative second-rate minds run the show.
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Our sources say Dr. Oz decided not to run the show.
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The panel's chairman, Democratic Representative Adam Schiff, will run the show.
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Advertisers canceled commercials and some affiliates refused to run the show.
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Part of the problem is that the police run the show.
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And to be sure, the big boys now run the show.
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In our group, kids are welcome, but they don't run the show.
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The people behind the scenes typically run the show in the media.
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Naturally, he'd want someone he can rely on to run the show.
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For decades a cabal of unelected power brokers has run the show.
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And over the course of its run, the show neatly mirrors itself.
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Head of the show, you run the show, you're on every week.
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And I thought Gayle would be telling me how to run the show.
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As long we are not passing legislation that starts to run the show.
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During the early decades of the 1900s, swashbuckling experimenters had run the show.
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Paul Lieberstein planned to run the show, but NBC never picked it up.
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But the need for a host to "run" the show may be overrated.
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Thoroughbreds is a look at what happens when the bad girls run the show.
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"For too long giant insurance companies have pretty much run the show," she said.
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The company hired Josh Tyrangiel, who had been at Bloomberg, to run the show.
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Puzder has been with CKE since 1997, and has run the show since 2001.
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There were even consiglieri: the advisers and lawyers who helped the bosses run the show.
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I want us to run the show and make sure it's always what we imagined.
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Though it was originally planned to have just a five-season run, the show continued.
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Ultimately, Cramer warned that the stock market itself could run the show — not the Fed.
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Courage doesn't mean being fearless, it means that you don't let fear run the show.
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Where the generals haven't been empowered to run the show, they have asserted themselves nonetheless.
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For the Trump hearings, expect the fireworks in the House, where Democrats run the show.
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They pretty much run the show on foreign policy, despite any number of constitutional objections.
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KS: So, I'm gonna let Casey take it, because you're going to run the show today.
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Although Madden had been in talks to run the show, she ultimately didn't get the job.
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If the fixers are allowed to run the show, it will cease to be worth watching.
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"He likes to lounge around the station and run the show," Lide says with a laugh.
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We all think we can run the show, but do we really have the right personality?
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Sure enough, not long into its run, the show felt the cold axe of network cancellation.
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It was the first race in 43 years in which Bernie Ecclestone didn't run the show.
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The basic structure is a pole, a housing for the electronics, and motherboard to run the show.
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GIGOT: I assume the weakened ability of Michael Madigan, the speaker, to run the show in Springfield.
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Prior presidents have relied on their chief of staff to run the show in the White House.
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Having just been through Rosie, I didn't need someone else telling me how to run the show.
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And that means that you're no longer letting the default memories in your mind run the show.
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"I want to be able to run the show," one person characterized Flood's desires for the office.
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Netflix recently paid a whopping US$80 million for the rights to run the show through 2019.
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Have Tony Fauci and Debbie Birx do the briefings every day, and let them run the show.
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He's controlling, he's not depending on another point guard to run the show, so he's making decisions.
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He believes the women in his life "run the show," because it's convenient to tell himself that.
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The volunteers didn't run the show, but they did have a lot of influence on the content.
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But now, this deep in its run, the show has much better established that sometimes, Stan just knows.
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They don't want to imagine a world where the U.S. doesn't at least attempt to run the show.
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And to top it all off, former 30 Rock producer Colleen McGuinness is going to run the show.
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Leave it to Princess Charlotte to secretly run the show on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's big day.
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The two came back in 2006 to run the show with the blessing of the chairman, Sumner Redstone.
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And he seems happy enough freelancing for one of the major corporations that run the show out here.
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The people who really run the show and make everything fucking happen are all women in my management.
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They want Ms Merz to run the show for 12 months, until a longer-term successor is found.
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Letting his mother run the show, and cutting his fiancee out of this process, establishes a terrible precedence.
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They would learn new things from a seasoned leader whom I trusted to run the show in my absence.
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I think other people in power run the show, and I don't think it matters who the president is.
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World leaders with their bland communiques carefully crafted by time-serving bureaucrats who think they really run the show. ?
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Donnell told us a little more about his role and why QL's the right woman to run the show.
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The first of which is deciding which CEO would run the show, since both companies are similar in size.
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The danger here is letting your serious side run the show, leaving your super sensitive side in the dust.
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The unexamined among us allow these ancient self-perceptions to run the show in current time, but not Nxians.
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I had been one month clean, no cutting, no more letting my depression run the show; Yet today I fell.
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Weisberg and Fields are co-showrunners, a term that means exactly what it sounds like: Together, they run the show.
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The move is a blow to Crackle, Sony's streaming service, which has run the show since its debut in 2012.
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These days, futures run the show, and investors should never flinch at stocks going down despite strong fundamentals, he advised.
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The titular head of the government in nine of them is a sultan (democratically appointed chief ministers actually run the show).
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Throughout it's two-season run, the show produced over 100 episodes featuring celebrity guests, including (most notably) Charles' idol, Diana Ross.
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On the one hand, you get to create your own schedule and run the show rather than work for someone else.
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As we reported, the major networks will run the show in primetime, but only for 1 hour, so every minute counts.
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Just as now, observers say, a powerful ruling caste dominated by the army will run the show from behind the scenes.
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These days, S&P 500 futures run the show, and investors should never flinch at stocks going down despite strong fundamentals.
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From the top of the Republican Party on down, men run the show; there just aren't enough women for every photo.
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They stuck together trying to protect one another, and they thought they could run the show and do whatever they wanted.
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Of course, the cast members and crew eventually returned two weeks later, the entire debacle impacted the way producers run the show.
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Then, the family tried to run the show over the imminent Russian conflict in Syria when they weren't even in the room.
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Blac Chyna's side piece thought he really had a connection with her, but is learning the hard way -- lawyers run the show.
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But unlike all of its competitors, restaurant service here exists within the walls of the Bollate prison, where prisoners run the show.
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In its 13-year run, the show has raked in over $3 billion — far more than any Universal film has ever made.
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There are not many regional or global systems that are truly bipolar in the sense of two superpowers that run the show.
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If the issue is a particularly combative one, appointing an unbiased person to run the show can help keep conversations on track.
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They've hired me for my expertise and my ability to control and withhold pleasure, but they secretly want to run the show.
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In the disaster relief chain-of-command, mayors, governors, police chiefs and other local authorities have run the show in recent years.
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I won't spoil exactly how, but over the course of its run, the show turned its tropes on their head more than once.
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The big downside is that neither company really wants to give up pole position, and questions over which CEO would run the show.
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For its first six-episode run, the show has landed President Obama, Jay Z, Malala Yousafzai, Tina Fey, George Clooney, and Howard Stern.
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Showrunner Krysta Vernoff presides over all the soapy hospital drama, leading to days where women almost entirely run the show behind the scenes.
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If you did have to stay home with your kids, your co-partner or trusted employee could run the show in your absence.
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Pelosi gave a disturbing preview of how she would run the show if Democrats win a majority in the midterm elections next week.
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Congressional Republicans have made it clear that there will be no investigations into any potential scandals as long as they run the show.
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Ecclestone, 86, told Reuters he would be in Bahrain for the race, the first he has attended since he ceased to run the show.
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It already boast over 300 employees and brought in CEO, Armar Hanspal, who was most recently co-CEO at Autodesk to run the show.
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"I don't run the show on any team I've ever been a part of, I'm just a player - one of the guys," Durant said.
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I didn't think we'd be talking about this on Recode Decode, but I run the show, so I can talk about anything I want.
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" Now, according to Moscow Times, "authorities are promising to run the show on the very eve of Putin's next presidential inauguration, in May 2018.
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"As long as the president allows Steve Miller and others to run the show down there, we're never going to get anywhere," he said.
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And throughout its run, the show was a sharp commentary on the challenges of being a woman in a male-dominated workplace — and world.
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Until a new president is chosen, the bank's number two, Kristalina Georgieva, a Bulgarian and former senior European Union official, will run the show.
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Of course, newsrooms, like so many industries, are old boys' clubs in flux — meaning men still mostly run the show, but that's slowly changing.
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South Korea's security forces will run the show, but it's no surprise the United States will have one of the largest forces at the Games.
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"White guys, we've run the show the last 10,000 years, and in this country, 250 years," Michael Moore told the Bagger a few days ago.
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Rumors about how he used to run the show — including the "Trump rule," his supposed veto power over the final contestants — continued to swirl backstage.
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Iran wants a "Shia house"—comprising more than 200 of the parliament's 329 members drawn from a range of Shia parties—to run the show.
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Things will remain status quo as long as Bob Iger continues to run the show, according to Stephanie Link, TIAA Global Asset Management Portfolio Manager.
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The RNC and DNC, as well as the local host committees and many campaigns and political groups, also recruit volunteers to help run the show.
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The rejection of Nancy Pelosi by those new to the game who now think they can run the show in these perilous times is shortsighted.
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So after five years at Facebook, might David Marcus one day want to be CEO again, and have another chance to truly run the show?
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Here, three businessmen with no knowledge of eye care bought the enterprise and hired an optician, Mac Malsin, Mr. Malsin's grandfather, to run the show.
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This new pact also stipulates that AT&T will also run the show on its own streaming platform, which is due to launch late next year.
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Even with Cunningham set to run the show, few women can be found on the floor of the exchange — or on Wall Street for that matter.
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That program was novel because it allowed companies to run the show by designing their own rockets and spacecrafts, rather than putting that burden on NASA.
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" Richardson told Catsimatidis that Trump should refrain in the runup to the proposed meeting from insulting Kim, and should instead let "professional diplomats run the show.
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We're told Fremantle has always wanted Ryan as the host of the reboot, and it has been pushing ABC to run the show on Sunday nights.
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Maybe the amount of backlash against the media during the Olympics is the incentive some newsrooms need to let women run the show in the future.
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I think we have to have, as we've always had in this country, we have not always just embraced business and let them run the show.
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Sacks wrote that when he first began taking drugs, our understanding of how neurotransmitters and chemicals run the show (and therefore experience and behavior) was just emerging.
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The Nahoum family has shrunk to just one member now, who spends much of his time abroad, and the workers -- many of them Muslims -- run the show.
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For now, though, Sweetbitter's focus is on women and their many facets of power in the private world of the restaurant, where women silently run the show.
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The sites, the apps, the ubiquitous platforms: Computers run the show now, and we—mere data subjects, in the EU's unflattering phrase—work for and worship them.
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During one of his first acting jobs, on Nickelodeon's "See Dad Run," the show was "shooting at Paramount Pictures and I remember praying at Paramount," Youssef said.
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"Runaways," a 1978 show about troubled teenagers, is somewhat better known because it had a Broadway run; the show was written by Elizabeth Swados, who died last month.
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At this point, all three of those parties appear to be acting like they run the show, and not one of them has reached any kind of consensus.
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His thesis is that, when it comes to the global economy, nations matter much less than 20 or 30 intertwined financial behemoths that continue to run the show.
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An assistant minister from the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), which has run the show without a break since independence, fears there will be trouble if corruption persists.
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"Because engineers were the only ones to run the show, Google was always stronger at technology and a little bit weaker at design and product marketing," he explained.
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Republicans never liked that bargain, and they run the show in Washington so they are now demanding that the non-defense boost be smaller than the defense boost.
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"They are our joint venture partners, they run the show, but we can influence by having an equity proposition and are heavily involved with them in management," Omar said.
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Founded in 1975, Renamo fought a guerrilla war from 1977 to 1992 against Mr Nyusi's formerly Marxist Frelimo, which has run the show since independence from Portugal in 1975.
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Pishevar's co-founder, Scott Stanford, continues to run the show alongsidea 13-person team, and it's possible that Sherpa could hire a senior investment professional to fill Pishevar's spot.
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LaVar Ball says his new amateur hoops league is gonna crush the competition ... and he's got a loud, pointed message for anyone doubting his ability to run the show.
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After being put on the shelf following a hesitant fall run, the show returns with a new showrunner (Paul Lieberstein), more relaxed pacing and hopes for a second season.
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In Hearts of Iron IV and Paradox's other offerings, you run the show, but that show is a ghoulish bloodbath, and the winner is simply the last hegemon standing.
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For those who did not watch the gritty cop drama during its original run, the show has become a punch line used when joking about the overindulgence of the 1980s.
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Throughout its run, the show has been about a search for safety and security under that scenario, with the zombies receding further into the background as the most serious threat.
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Among other things, the poll found that 79 percent of young people think their own generation would run the show better than the current crop of career politicians out there.
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Because they continue to see themselves as rule breakers when in fact they make all the rules and they run the show, and they don't ever see themselves that way.
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Despite the fact that two women run the show at Goldman Global Arts, only three of the 20 or so artists they've invited in nearly a decade have been female.
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President Donald Trump took his first swing at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) when he tapped the agency's biggest opponent — a man who denies climate science — to run the show.
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Between the threat of budget cuts, major restructuring, and having a climate change skeptic run the show, it's been a pretty rough year to work at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Some of Livingston's mid-range shooting struggles likely stem from Kerr taking the ball out of his hands with the second unit more often to let Durant run the show.
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The process was ripe for corruption and inequality; it was defined by the people lawmakers knew and those they could get close to, and allowed lobbyists to run the show.
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Mr. Katzenberg, a onetime chairman of Walt Disney Studios and a founder of DreamWorks, hired Meg Whitman, the former chief executive of Hewlett-Packard and eBay, to run the show.
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Throughout the 2010s, Conley has quietly run the show, distributing the ball to the likes of Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol, and, if we're going back a few years, Rudy Gay.
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"I hope that God will help me in furthering Nawaz Sharif's policies," Abbasi told reporters in Islamabad, adding to speculation that Sharif will continue to run the show behind the scenes.
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After issuing and watching the results of more than 100 quarterly earnings reports, the restaurant industry veteran said that traders, not institutional investors, increasingly run the show in the stock market.
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At a certain point in its run, the show decided it had the job of educating its white viewers, and it came at the expense of alienating black and brown viewers.
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While Sassy and the founder use tricks like this to run the show at girlpile, "we hold it very much in service to the girls who attend the party," she said.
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They know what they want, which they turn into a set of priorities and a budget before I can assert the mother of the bride's traditional right to run the show.
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As media company Time Warner considers a merger with telecommunications giant AT&T, Zaslav said a world where two or three media conglomerates run the show may not be far from reach.
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It won multiple BAFTA awards during its run The show was also nominated for two Daytime Emmys and a slew of other industry awards for its production values and savvy marketing. 2250.
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When it comes to the depiction of moms in film, we often see one of two things: someone who is either overly maternal or someone who lets their kids run the show.
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They're old school, relying on the eye test over analytics and often appearing to be basing their decisions purely on the gut reactions of the former star players who run the show.
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During Bill Clinton's trial, William Rehnquist, who a few years earlier had actually written a book in part on the Andrew Johnson impeachment trial, largely let the 1999 Senate run the show.
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"We're only a few Republican votes short of the U.S. Senate telling Putin he can't run the show no matter what President Trump and his administration try to do," Mr. Schumer said.
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Trump's team has also said Priebus will be an "equal partner" with chief strategist Steve Bannon — making it unclear if anyone other than the president will really be able to run the show.
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"I Solemnly Swear" (season 3, episode 213) Season three of Gilmore Girls is close to tonally perfect; at this point in its run, the show knew exactly how to balance quirk with melancholy.
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Ms. Levine handles the administrative duties in the nearby office on 115th Street at the East Harlem Neighborhood Health Action Center while the interns run the show day to day on the streets.
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" Lawrence Gostin, a public health expert at Georgetown University, said he is "pleased that for the most part the White House is staying out of it and they're letting CDC run the show.
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If you want Republicans to run the show in Washington — and clearly most Alabamians do — it more or less makes sense to vote for anyone the GOP nominates over anyone the Democrats nominate.
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Instead, in his bid to lead it, he's defining his foil: what he sees as a corporatist wing that's held an outsize grip on the policies and people who run the show in Washington.
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There's a payments system running under Imzy so that community members can donate money to the volunteer moderators who run the show, or perhaps pay for stuff that people like Harmon or Dunham offer.
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Instead, it can be a creative space where I run the show, where I can choose what I want to see when I look in the mirror, a place where I can express myself.
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And yet as she tries to escape her kidnappers in "Run," the show that routinely captures the title of TV's Most Convoluted Series gets down to basics and has one of its strongest hours.
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Kim Jong-un runs the show in North Korea, and obviously when you run the show you need some people under you to implement what you're doing, but Kim Jong-un runs the show.
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The two beloved characters — voiced by Annie Potts and Tom Hanks, respectively — run the show in the scene, doling out commands as they help save a toy in danger of being washed away by a rainstorm.
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"What I'm seeing is bureaucratic capture—the bureaucrats run the show, and any briefing they received would have been from the same people who put the program together and already decided it was lawful," said Fraser.
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After a successful New York run, the show moved to London in 2015, picking up a new title and a new cast of supporting musicians; that's the version captured on this warm bath of a recording.
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It is also less amenable to outside pressure: The companies that run the show are more powerful than ever, and in many cases governments — especially in the United States — have proved ineffective at curbing their excesses.
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In those actresses' industry, men run the show, so if a woman wants to follow her dream and become an actress, she has to put up with shit from those powerful men, just like we do.
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In order to make a serious profit, they suggest leaning on other franchise owners for support and hiring a stellar team to run the show, as well as tracking key performance metrics and leveraging social media marketing.
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We got the "Fate of the Furious" star out in Beverly Hills ... she tells us she's not looking to star in her own action franchise, because her new passion is to run the show behind the scenes.
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First, he must accommodate Renamo, an opposition party that fought a guerrilla war from 1977 to 1992 and rebelled again more recently against Mr Nyusi's Frelimo party, which has run the show since independence from Portugal in 1975.
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From celebrity appearances and never-before-seen moments with the late, great Joan Rivers, the finale is going to be a show fans won't want to miss as we all celebrate the great run the show has had.
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While the importance of ad revenue may not disappear completely, it does not "run the show" at the Times anymore, said Executive Editor Dean Baquet while speaking at the Business Insider Ignition conference in New York on Thursday.
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Yeah, the "The Bear and the Maiden Fair," and that was ... the guys who run the show were fans and said ... I think they've done one every season where a band ... They bring in a contemporary band to play.
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If they decide not to let Teo continue to run the show going forward, they have two options for changing management: Argue that Caldbeck's leave of absence de facto triggers a so-called "keyman" clause in the partnership agreements.
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The savagely violent and beloved fantasy epic begins its sixth season this Sunday, and showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss and author George R.R. Martin have long been given carte blanche to run the show as long as necessary.
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In his first months in office, Johnson was drawn to the idea of being a "chairman mayor," with a deputy who would actually do the job, and he appointed Tim Parker, a business-turnaround specialist, to run the show.
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Mike SapicVancouver, British Columbia (With apologies to Robert Frost) Whose jobs these were I think I know But now computers run the show And track me as I drink my beer They fill me up with dread and woe.
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What if we gave refugees the digital tools and Internet access necessary to produce content that not only rebuts those depictions but also conveys the daily horrors of living in a society where callous men of violence run the show?
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Throughout its run, the show remained mostly high-quality (in contrast to House of Cards, which slowly deflated and then catastrophically combusted), and that helped keep it in the public eye, even as it got older and lost its buzziness.
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But then a change to the campaign — one that has arguably turned this race on its head — was made when Paul Manafort was axed and Kellyanne Conway and Steve Bannon were brought in as essentially co-chairs to run the show.
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But at that point in the show's run, the show was still trying to use real, live animals on set whenever possible, a hyena was unavailable, and the creative team decided to go in a bit of a different direction.
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The first was a growing gap over Europe between ordinary voters and the cosy elites who have traditionally run the show: in 2005 many politicians were shocked when over 60% of voters rejected a proposed EU constitution in a referendum.
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Then, inspired by Lord of The Flies, we also discuss our favorite books where kids run the show (for better or for worse) including Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie, Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, and It by Stephen King.
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When the Islamic State's suicide bomber targeted Taliban officials in northern Afghanistan on July 16, it was obvious the terrorist group wanted to show its presence and not let the Taliban and the U.S. officials run the show in Afghanistan.
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Distilled from Springsteen's 2016 memoir, "Born to Run," the show intersperses storytelling — about his childhood in Freehold, N.J.; his search for a voice; his quest for salvation — with 15 songs, stripped down and solemnized, the better to reveal hidden truths.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, a White House expert on Ukraine.
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In conversations with BuzzFeed News over the last few months, Democrats have pointed to varying ways that newer members have sought relevance within a party that has traditionally prioritized experience and required members put in time before they get to run the show.
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Prior to its trip to Conway, S.C. this week, Iowa State appeared to be headed nowhere fast and staring at a long season, but the decision to allow Nick Weiler-Babb to run the show has Steve Prohm's young team feeling good about itself again.
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This year, it's NBC's turn to run the show — but given the crazy connected world we live in, with apps, streaming services, over-the-top TV networks, and cable logins, figuring out the best way to watch the game can be a complicated affair.
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Two years ago, Reggie Jackson admitted publicly what virtually any basketball player would tell you privately—that while he enjoyed his time with the Oklahoma City Thunder, when he reached free agency he intended to find a team where he could run the show.
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I like that they brought in new ideas and new innovations, but I don't like that they've been saying 'trust us' for so long, and we did it ... in this country, we have not always just embraced business and let them run the show.
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And it is also starting to grab programming it had currently licensed to other services for itself — like the $100 million deal it has done that will allow Netflix to run Friends for a bit but also gives AT&T the ability to run the show exclusively.
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Politico describes Trump's expected cabinet as an "investment banker's dream," with either former Goldman Sachs partner Steven Mnuchin or JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon as Treasury secretary, billionaire Wilbur Ross in Commerce, and former Goldman banker Steve Bannon helping to run the show in the West Wing.
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"The Commonwealth has been dead, absolutely dead, for the past eight years," laments Richard Dowden, director of the Royal Africa Society (and a former Economist writer), taking a swipe at the outgoing secretary-general, Kamalesh Sharma, an urbane Indian diplomat who has run the show since 2180.
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" He added, "If President-elect Trump lets the hard-right members of Congress and his cabinet run the show, if he adopts their timeworn policies — which benefit the elites, the special interests and corporate America, not the working man and woman — his presidency will not succeed.
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During its nearly decade-long run, the show had several queer characters, Roseanne (Roseanne Barr) herself kissed a woman on-air in a 1994 episode, and it had one of the first-ever gay weddings on primetime a year later when Leon (Martin Mull) married Scott (Fred Willard).
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What creates the tension in almost all of them is not so much the director's wish to control his protégée as the actress's success in becoming a star and exercising the self-interest of one—revelling in the diminished power of the man who used to run the show.
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It is one of several species of animals where the females run the show, and while comparing human societies to animals is problematic (more on that later), reflecting on totally matriarchal hyenas can at least remind us that it's not a steadfast rule that males have to be #1.
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And rather than empowering one chief of staff to run the show and enforce the president's wishes, he's divided power between the nominal chief Reince Priebus and his "chief strategist" Steve Bannon — a structure that's hardly a recipe for efficient management and has reportedly caused serious tensions already.
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Shonda Rhimes&apos ABC hit "Grey&aposs Anatomy" has been on the air for 16 seasons, and throughout its long run, the show has featured many talented actors in its ensemble castDespite having appeared in many successful films, not all of the stars&apos work has been a hit with critics.
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MSNBC show, "The 11th Hour": "Just when we thought we run the show down here ... " It was a rare day of community for America: to obsess about something non-Trump — something that was bigger than ourselves, and something that was terrifying to the ancients, but a diversion and fascination (and, yes, commercial opportunity) for us.
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" He advocates strength and decisiveness--"Identify and get rid of any hold-overs undercutting you or forming factions"—as well as caution and judgment: "attacks" on one's "predecessor accomplish nothing" and "raising questions and pointing with alarm are no longer enough for the man who must have the answers and actually run the show.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, a combat veteran with a Purple Heart from his time in Iraq, is accused of being in the "deep state" by Sen.
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But for that to happen, Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonScaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump Progressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin MORE, the current Libertarian nominee, would have to step aside and let Weld/Romney run the show.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, a National Security Council Ukraine specialist, during his public testimony, and Trump previously called Vindman a "Never Trumper witness" on the day of his closed-door testimony.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, the U.S. national security adviser who oddly confirmed under oath that he'd been repeatedly approached and offered the job of defense minister in Ukraine earlier this year.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, another White House expert on the issue, also testified this week that the idea Ukraine interfered in the U.S. election is a theory propagated by Russia.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (D-Va.) or Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE run the show.
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