By contrast, Mr McDonnell spent his early career running things.
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I bet he wishes that Chuck were back running things.
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It's clear that the 1 percent are still running things.
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Weiss and Drever, and one theorist Dr. Thorne, running things.
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There's this other guy over here who's running things now.
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That does not mean Mr. Priebus is entirely running things.
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"They're not a fan of government running things," Ferenstein said.
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If the other party is running things, not so much.
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The rich are running things, and we're just visiting their world.
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For the first time, the Pied Piper crew is running things.
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They want to see people who look like them running things.
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He's there, and I guess he's running things, so something should happen.
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Bhatia, in turn, has been running things on the ground in India.
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"Robots Running Things in Rotterdam," proclaims an article on the company website.
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My team was upstairs running things, and I was in the basement.
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Lowe, who had essentially been running things, completely took over the zoo.
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Bhatia in turn has been running things on the ground in India.
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And when T-Mobile is running things, the Uncarrier comes out on top.
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If Lowry opts to leave, though, there's little sense in running things back.
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Dibs isn't running things, not at first, but she might as well be.
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"Bush will still very much be running things at Athena," Hooker told CNBC.
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Trump doesn't like anyone else running things -- or even trying to run things.
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Running things for Trump was Bill McGinley, a veteran political attorney from Jones Day.
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As Airbnb's CEO grows his public profile, Johnson is running things behind the scenes.
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He's running things and so if anybody were going to be, it would be him.
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He told a friend Kelly is, quote, 'another nut job who thinks he's running things.
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Maybe her people should start running things at the White House -- CANDACE: It&aposs a jacket.
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The deep state is running things at the state department, justice department on these Clinton emails.
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So much respect to her and all mamas out there holding it down and running things.
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"I want to see more women everywhere ... making money, being business owners, running things," she added.
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"He's there, and I guess he's running things, so I guess something should happen," Trump said.
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People thought it was great—or, at least, the people running things thought it was great.
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"We're going to have to take a look at that, and start running things more efficiently."
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Wealth Matters After so much attention to running things, little thought goes into what comes next.
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Wealth Matters After so much attention to running things, little thought goes into what comes next.
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"The prince is running things over there more so at this stage," Trump said about the killing.
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BECKY QUICK: Charlie, you would be a pretty strict dictator if you were running things, wouldn't you?
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It is exciting and incredible to think about the time when our generation will be running things.
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They'd be augmenting the police presence and assisting with manpower shortfalls, not running things on their own.
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Someone is going to be running things, and it's either the president's picks or the permanent bureaucracy.
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For her first flight, though, Harskamp plans to be a passenger, instead of running things in the cockpit.
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It is unlikely that a new generation is in a position to take over running things alongside Kim.
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You can see this latest acquisition somewhat as his call for how he envisions running things going forward.
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She is always trying to nail down its rules: who's running things, who fits in, who can't and why not.
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The happy result is that you have a true career prosecutor who's never had political ambitions or affiliations running things.
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"The prince is running things over there more so at this stage," Trump said when asked about bin Salman's involvement.
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"We trust that the one who is running things is the Holy One, blessed be he, up there," she said.
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"I think what happened in Syria is a disgrace to humanity, and I guess he's running things," the president said.
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Since the big day falls on a Tuesday, running things through the weekend gives trainers a better chance to take advantage.
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Some of them might be able to have a signal up, but they would maybe only have one person running things.
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"He's running things and so if anybody were going to be, it would be him," Trump told The Wall Street Journal.
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"He's there, and I guess he's running things, so I guess something should happen," Trump told reporters on Air Force One.
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"He's running things and so if anybody were going to be, it would be him," Trump told the Wall Street Journal.
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And it doesn't hurt to have a billionaire business magnate running things to show people how successful they could be someday.
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Plus: Who is actually running things at the White House right now, and can Trump operate his campaign without mass rallies?
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"The hard part for me is not the daily work of running things — I've done that for years," Mr. Gonzalez said.
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And one of the things I keep bumping into is the people who are still running things most often are men.
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As time goes on, they are who we thought they were prior to the election, it's just now they're running things.
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So last question, running things as a woman executive, any advice you can give, or do you pretend you're not a woman?
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"To me, it's running things through your head," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said of Gregorius getting tagged out between second and third.
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In the season premiere, we see her running things as the White House Chief of Staff under Mellie Grant's (Bellamy Young) administration.
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And if Sessions is gone and Rosenstein isn't running things, that could put in doubt the future of the special counsel investigation.
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Obama's stress-level was likely a little higher back when he was running things — which means stress skin was a real thing.
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And now obviously women are running things and they're much more independent and they're CEOs and they're doing all these incredible things.
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Dean Lombardi's ghost is still running things if the Kings think Dion Phaneuf on the roster for the next 100 years helps.
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For many people, the robot-populated future is a zero-sum game; it's either going to be us or them running things.
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With the company's non-LED semiconductor biz catching fire and a smart new CEO running things, I think you should buy Cree.
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"In the end, we're running things for the long run and building companies that will last forever if possible," Mr. Lemann said.
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They make for hilarious entertainment, but put in positions of actual power, you could imagine them quickly running things off the rails.
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So he wanted someone who knew the department well in the deputy post (which is traditionally responsible for running things day to day).
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I agree, she's running things, too, but he's ... He's like the ... I don't wanna call him a mutant, but he can't be killed.
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In The Favourite in particular, the men are almost totally off to the side, being useless, while the women are running things entirely.
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The question is whether, when millennials are running things, they will abandon these priorities as youthful indiscretions — or establish them as the norm.
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And that's exactly what the world has needed for a long time when it comes to the glorified gangsters running things in Pyongyang.
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The tumult in the White House isn't a product of Trump's inexperience with politics; it's long been his preferred way of running things.
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I think he is ... he has overwhelming resources, but he also has a real interest in running things and making them work better.
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Ruth isn't happy with how Frank Jr. is running things or the fact that he smells like booze at 210 in the morning.
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With no succession plan in place and no business experience, Gert and Tim started running things without a clue about what to do.
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Sarov is where Russia built their first nuke in 1949 — back when the USSR was a communist empire and Joseph Stalin was running things.
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They still need lots of help and basic tools to get even basic things up and running -- things like generators, ice, tarps, and tools.
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Instead of running things that are only useful, you get this little goofy presence that makes occupying this space less of a lonely void.
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The logic of running things more democratically is that people tend to have more faith in the resulting decisions — those choices are more legitimate.
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Trump is a man used to running things his own way, and having people do his bidding whether they agree with him or not.
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We all have our own fake news to believe in now, our own variations on the shadowy alien figures running things behind the curtain.
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Elastigirl is running things this time around, and it's just one of many reasons to get hyped for this sure-to-be-epic superhero flick.
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WESA is a sorely needed attempt to further legitimize eSports and match the ever-increasing dollar figures to a more mature way of running things.
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And again, people with quirks aren't a persecuted minority like mutants are in the X-Men comics, but rather the majority — and they're running things.
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He thinks if Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos were running things, it could quickly democratize the trading process and make it easier for everyone to profit.
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Packed, stacked and jacked, he's been running things in their heavyweight league for the last three years now and wants to "make history" this Christmas.
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Was that just kind of running things really tightly, running the ship as tightly as possible, was it a discrepancy in the understanding of demand?
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HOW DOES THAT WORK WITH SOME OF THESE CREATIVE TYPES WHO ARE MAYBE USED TO RUNNING THINGS THEMSELVES STEPHENSON YOU USED THE WORD CULTURE CLASH.
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"Look at the numbers," Schnatter's lawyer Glaser said, adding that the company's performance improves when he's running things and has declined whenever he steps away.
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In this case, what's fascinating to me is that now Uber has a lot of women running things who seem to be on clean up.
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"As Disney's top-tier guys retired, the people running things became the businesspeople and the middle-level animation artists who had been there awhile," Bird said.
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"I think what happened in Syria is a disgrace to humanity and he's there ,and I guess he's running things, so something should happen," Trump said.
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Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the founders of the company, are stepping back from running things and any time the founders change jobs, it means something.
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Constantly breaking the fourth wall and playing everyone like puppets, Underwood has taken over the White House with his wife Claire (Robin Wright) running things as FLOTUS.
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Also, how much credibility does an institution of learning really deserve, if its front desk still thinks Mormont and Maester Aemon are running things at Castle Black?
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One these texts that have come out during the investigation showing that people in the Department of Justice were told that the White House would be running things.
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Five board members have left, many in the last month, after some serious disagreement with how Tetrick was running things, according to Bloomberg, which first reported the departures.
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They can look at your roadmap from a non-technical viewpoint, help you avoid pitfalls and make sure you're running things smoothly in terms of your business practices.
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"He's there, and I guess he's running things, so I guess something should happen," Trump told reporters on Air Force One when asked whether Assad should step down.
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You're always moving from place to place, from borough to borough, because different people will be running things in each place, and cutting their stuff their own ways.
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The biggest clues come from the final three bullet points, which collectively imply that the people Theranos hired to run its California lab were running things into the gutter.
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With Campbell technically in charge, but running things behind the scenes, it will interesting to see how long it takes him to completely take control from Harry and Lexie.
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If people with no access to elite institutions feel that those who are running things are deluded, corrupt, or doing a rotten job, then the pressure campaign can backfire.
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"Why would it not be great for Sinn Fein to be running things?" asked Mairtin O Muilleoir, the Sinn Fein finance minister at the time of the coalition's collapse.
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I've had almost entire staffs that are female, and I've seen people that start as my assistant go on to grow to senior positions or running things in artist development.
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"They aren't as clueless as our authorities were in 1929, but they do make themselves look like fools who are running things here in 1987," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Assuming the makeup of that body has not changed since last season, the Republicans are still running things, which means a pro-gun-control bill probably would be killed anyway.
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Mosseri's most pressing responsibility will be reassuring users that the culture of Instagram and its app won't be assimilated into Facebook now that he's running things instead of the founders.
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That's because Spooky's running things on the ground, so to speak, and Cuchillos has not really had to reveal herself to the teens that took down the Prophet$ until now.
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A nominee from beyond the Beltway with experience running things, like Mitch Landrieu, the former New Orleans mayor, or the departing Colorado governor, John Hickenlooper, might be a better bet.
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I think there are paths to having far more devices than just those with the dedicated sensors, have it running things like Tango, and so that something we're excited about.
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And, as Speaker Paul Ryan has said repeatedly over the last few months, the onus is now on his party to get things done, to demonstrate a competence in running things.
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Washington (CNN)For the third time in the last 10 days, the Trump administration sent a very clear message to the world: There's a new gang running things in Washington now.
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Their father, Fred C. Koch, had founded an oil refinery company, and when his health began to fail in the 1960s, he gave Charles an increasingly larger role in running things.
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BUT SHE ALSO POINTS OUT SHE WOULDN'T BE SURPRISED TO SEE YOU RUNNING THINGS FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS OR SO. YOU HAVE AN ACTUARIAL BRAIN, YOU RUN THESE THINGS THROUGH.
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Maybe with some touches of running things in duality like the technology and then it will be interesting to see where we can apply what and that's ahead of us now.
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Every Christmas, they hold a Sub for Santa drive for children of deployed soldiers, and they deliver Mother's Day gift baskets to women who are running things alone on the home front.
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"In the Trump era, people have realized that you're better off spending short stints running things," said Jeff Hauser, director of the Revolving Door Project, which focuses on executive branch personnel issues.
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But even if the mathsturbaters who are running things now didn't love Gallant's work this year, did they see what he did last year with what must be considered an inferior roster?
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We're solving for the byproduct because it feels like that's someplace where somebody can do something because the people who we've elected and are running things are not stopping the actual violence.
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"I think what happened in Syria is a disgrace to humanity, and he's there, and I guess he's running things, so I guess something should happen," Trump said, according to a pool report.
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The one thing that we're not mentioning, there's tremendous fraud, waste and abuse in the Veterans Administration and if I'm running things, that's going to disappear... (BELL RINGS) ... and it's going to disappear quickly.
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After all, he has never had any interest in actually running things and when he did he often ran them into the ground (count the bankruptcies, and now the debacle of US immigration policy).
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Shielding his face with an affected limp, he's the Keyser Söze of the Leicester operation, secretly running things from midfield with a quiet efficiently, while others grab the headlines he might well deserve himself.
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Yet like many in Benghazi, who are tired after three years of street fighting that flattened whole districts, the 45-year-old thinks it's time to return to the old way of running things.
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"Del Nero was actually running things," a lawyer for Mr. Marin said in court on Thursday, ascribing to Mr. Del Nero the bribe deals that cooperating witnesses testified they had struck with Brazilian officials.
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We were in that position of being small, and helpless against a world of a lot of forces, and a lot of assholes, running things and fucking it up for the rest of us.
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"The fact The Washington Post did not run that despite in other cases running things about Brett Kavanaugh and other people based on thinner sourcing is, I think, a dereliction of duty," he said.
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But in that scenario — if women were running things — these gratuitous displays of male genitalia would have been curbed decades ago, and those that persisted would be regarded as a nuisance, not a power play.
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President Donald Trump, in his strongest remarks yet, said Prince Mohammed bears ultimate responsibility as Saudi de facto ruler for the operation that led to Khashoggi's death, explaining the prince is "running things" in Riyadh.
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And I had to talk to everybody and tell everybody we're going to end up losing regardless, it's not worth getting maced and getting put in solitary confinement because of the way they're running things.
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Now they are running things, spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories live on primetime TV every night, leading the US into a historic catastrophe in which more Americans have already died than died on 9/11.
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Everyone who claimed to be running things — the think-tankers, the bloviating centrists, the Pete Buttigiegs, the "Pod Save America" people — these were just grown-up model U.N. kids, overfull with ego and hot air.
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Much of the time, it seems people are much more concerned with making sure there's a little fruit logo on the back of their handset or a small green robot man running things on the inside.
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They're fun to watch, score as many as the concede, and with a player like Payet running things in the middle they've found an heir to the mercurial talents of Paolo Di Canio and Carlos Tevez.
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All dog breeds are supposed to come in different sizes and weights, but because the poodles are running things and refuse to recognize this, the mastiffs end up starving and convinced that it's best for them.
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"Obviously the fact that the president is away creates uncertainty, but we believe Vice President Osinbajo is capable of running things in the meantime," said Cobus de Hart, senior economist at South Africa's NKC African Economics.
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Unconventional candidate, unconventional campaign manager role Though Conway is the campaign manager, an untold story is how much Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, Ivanka's husband, is also running things -- especially when it comes to budgeting.
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He even reveals what he'd do differently if he was still running things in Mexico, and believes it would help all parties avoid more nasty incidents ... like tear gas being fired at migrants and their kids.
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"The group around Kim that are living reasonably well and benefiting from the way he's kind of running things is relatively large," said Scott Seaman, a Korea analyst at the Eurasia Group, a consultancy in Washington.
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Related: Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff to Face Trial After Senate Votes to Impeach Her Allegations that Cunha is still running things from behind the scenes have been fuelled by the choice of André Moura for his replacement.
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The Raptors punted Casey last week, and when we got P in L.A. ... he broke down what Casey did wrong in the playoffs, and how he would've handled things differently if he was running things up there.
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Byron Scott is expecting BIG things from the Lakers now that his friend, Magic Johnson, is running things -- telling TMZ Sports the Lake Show will be right back on top of the league in less than 5 years.
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"Running things in Russia right now is the person who created the doping system, Mr. Mutko," he added, referring to Vitaly Mutko, Russia's former sports minister, whom President Vladimir V. Putin promoted to deputy prime minister last year.
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In Montenegro, it is clear who runs the show: since 1989 it has been Milo Djukanovic, who has thrice taken time off from serving as president or prime minister only to return after running things from behind the scenes.
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Restaurant sales hit $825 billion last year in the U.S., but with margins averaging at only three to five percent per business, they're always looking for an edge on efficiency and just generally running things in a smarter way.
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That a large majority of people believe the country would be better off with more women running things suggests a major opening exists for a female politician to make a very credible run for the Democratic nomination in 2020.
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His mother was not good at defending herself, and, working the long hours she did, she needed help running things, so even when he was quite young she didn't feel like a parent to him: he was her partner.
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Between delivering gut-punching performance like she did in If Beale Street Could Talk and running things behind the scenes (while promising to make sure her productions hire 50 percent women), does she even have time to think about dating someone?
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Like the silly ones: Of course, I don't believe in the easily dismissible, like "the Earth's really flat" and "we didn't land on the moon" and "there are lizard people running things" and "chemtrails" and all that kind of nonsense.
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Mr. Trump picked Mr. Bolton in part as a reaction against the narrative that the current and retired generals in his administration were really running things, and in part to find a polar opposite of Mr. Bolton's predecessor, Lt. Gen.
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"When the market figures out that there is a new sheriff in town and a potential new regime that isn't the Washington-Wall Street establishment that's been running things for the last 25 years I think there will be panic," said Stockman.
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This does not allow for any "catch-up" inflation, where you say that if a deeply depressed economy had extremely slow price growth for a while then you can make up for it by running things hot for longer than you otherwise would.
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The extent to which your organization has made progress in running things autonomously is a huge factor that contributes to your ability to weather a storm like this, even if a significant part of the team is impacted or unable to work.
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In 453, a young Navy veteran, running as a Republican, unseated a New Deal Congress member in rural California with a campaign that promised, "Richard Nixon Is One of Us" — not one of the pointy-headed pinko elitists running things in Washington.
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He's in a very one-sided war with Jeff Bezos—a member of the globalist elite running things, in Jones' estimation—which has included going into a Whole Foods and confronting people for some reason and asking Alexa if it is working for the CIA.
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Bankers and the financial elite can't just talk to each other as if nothing has changed; as if the little people are just going to accept that they can't follow the big words, so the rich should just keep running things in their own interest.
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If something seems untenable about the NFL's invincibility, both because the people running things are too venal and dumb and because of how cruelly the game burns through the people who play it, that only makes its appeal as a proxy for America more potent.
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And Davidson is herself a creative teacher as well as an accomplished researcher, an innovator in the "digital humanities" and an administrator who belies that label by not just running things but helping others transcend academic disciplines and the simple perpetuation of old teaching models.
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But though he promised to pursue a "forward-thinking foreign policy" that deals with the world as it is today, Biden's speech seemed focused much more on restoring the world as it once was, back when he and President Barack Obama were running things.
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And, when Black Widow is running things on her own at Avengers HQ after the five-year jump, shortly after she's finished talking to everyone via hologram, a pair of her old pointe shoes can be spotted on one of the chairs next to the table.
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"Now the Republicans are in charge, and I think part of the confusion here about us and Washington is that some investors believe the people running things really care about the market as a tremendous wealth creator and a barometer of how they're doing," Cramer said.
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That said, I think you also cannot underestimate how entrenched these ways of working are, and the people who have power and who have been running things for a long time are certainly not looking for anyone to tell them how they should do their job.
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"Now the Republicans are in charge, and I think part of the confusion here about us and Washington is that some investors believe the people running things really care about the market as a tremendous wealth creator and a barometer of how they're doing," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The hope is that they'll fix these products, that they'll reset their cultures, that they'll bring in people at higher levels who have different perspective, not just gender but race and age and sexual orientation and immigrant status, all these different aspects that are different from who's currently running things.
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Even President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has opined that the crown prince is the one in charge of "running things" in the government.
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At the end of the long war, with frontrunner Daenerys Targaryen slain and the reluctant contender Jon Snow banished to a lifetime of service at The Wall, Bran the Three-Eyed Raven was the one running things in Westeros, Suffice to say, the audience was less than thrilled with the final episode.
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Maybe everything will work out fine with a nuclear South Korea, a nuclear Japan, Baltic States exposed to the whims of Putin, the United States Embassy moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a flimsy NATO abjured by America, and swaggering Texan oil men running things while Trump takes time off in New York.
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We've come a long way, in a short time, from the days when we argued over whether First Lady Hillary should be baking cookies or running things, or pondered late at night how Laura Bush could be a pro-choice ex-librarian and still play the gracious hostess for a husband who was so clearly her inferior.
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There have been books and magazine articles talking about how [white supremacist punks from Huntington Beach] were running things and committing all the crime, but I think inner-city punk rockers saw this influx of people coming into the scene from Huntington Beach, and they developed a misconception that all this violence was coming from the Beach, too.
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It's the rare fall film season that features as potent a lineup of female-driven movies as this one — a convergence, perhaps, of fortuitous timing and the industry's focus in the last year on women's rights in initiatives like Time's Up. But for every woman hitting her mark in front of the camera or running things behind the scenes, there are countless others whose stars haven't been allowed to shine quite as brightly as they might have, for reasons that are often inexplicable.
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