"You make sure that Aaron runs the show," Brett says.
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At the top is a boss who runs the show.
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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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Branding aside, here's where BlackBerry the actual company still runs the show.
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This week, the guest host Big Willy Get Silly runs the show.
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On immigration, 32-year old Michele Bachmann acolyte Stephen Miller runs the show.
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Teenagers "understand what's going on straight away", says Caleb Barlow, who runs the show.
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She runs the show there and does great interviews on that cable station. Cable?
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The "Joker" win for best casting felt strange, since Joaquin Phoenix runs the show.
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Kucherena may be Snowden's Russian representative, but in the United States, Wizner runs the show.
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The startup was acquired by Daimler's mytaxi in February 2017 and Drandakis still runs the show.
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The comic and actor Wyatt Cenac runs the show, with an ever-changing lineup of performers.
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Nonetheless, the message was clear: Mr Mirziyoyev now runs the show in Central Asia's most populous state.
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The 132-room executive mansion is a massive operation requiring a seasoned manager who runs the show.
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"Initially, people are surprised," Sheppard says of when some visitors find out who runs the show here.
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Meanwhile, Canon's DIGIC 6+ Image processor runs the show with a stunning 43,000-pixel RGB+IR metering sensor.
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A spokeswoman for Mark Burnett, who still runs the show, did not respond to a request for comment.
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Trump's actions on the global stage are not ideological, unlike those of Bolton and Pompeo -- and Trump runs the show.
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Robinson runs the show for Pittsburgh, averaging 271 points and standing second in the nation in assist-turnover ratio (264).
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This week, Dieter Bohn runs the show with Paul Miller and Natt Garun, and it's been a wild week of news.
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The brain can be regarded as an object of mystery, a black box locked inside our skulls that runs the show.
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It is an oft-mentioned fact that Cardi came from the world of reality TV, but now she runs the show.
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In 2011, David Bryce died, and now, more than 25 years later, Main runs the show on a much reduced, voluntary basis.
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Paul runs the show offensively with a healthy assist from Griffin, while Jordan spaces the floor vertically and Redick spaces it horizontally.
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Behind every coated pout, one trifecta runs the show: dyes and pigments for hue, wax for form, and oil for smooth application. Dyes
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Chief of Staff Reince Preibus asserted himself this past week, and got a boost internally from Trump telling aides he runs the show.
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Others will do so for reasons more atavistic (this is the liberation party) or pragmatic (this is the party that runs the show).
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Mary Ann Esposito still runs the show, though, and the "Herb" of "Ciao Italia" is not a proper name, it's the herb OREGANO.
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The Golden Gophers scored 119 points in the first three games and senior quarterback Mitch Leidner runs the show for the balanced offense.
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Zuckerberg does attend meetings to remain up to speed on CZI's investments, but it's Chan who really runs the show day to day.
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Senior point guard Dakota Mathias (team-high 214 assists) runs the show but can also call his own number as he averages 292 points.
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Still, the Warriors would be happy to live with that, because it means OKC runs the show through someone that isn't Westbrook or Durant.
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He caught an elevator to the sixth floor, one level below the penthouse of power, where the Director of Central Intelligence runs the show.
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But it also speaks to tensions that have existed within the evangelical community for generations: It comes down to who runs the show, so to speak.
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Flying bombers in and out shows China runs the show, and nobody will fight the potential superpower over it because there's just too much at stake.
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The NRA no longer runs the show, and with 40,000 people have died from gun violence just in the last year, that's a much-needed change.
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Everything starts with Bird, who runs the show and posted the best defensive points per possession mark in the league, per Synergy, all at age 37.
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Still, for my money, it's Curren$y who runs the show here, or at the very least he sets the pace for the rest of us.
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The Consumer Technology Association, which runs the show, says they're being included on a "one-year trial basis," meant to assess how they fit into the category.
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Phil Jackson reportedly runs the show at MSG now, but it will be interesting to see how Anthony's comments sit with Dolan, particularly after another losing season.
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Osbourne's comments come one day after a source told PEOPLE that Cowell, 60, "runs the show" and gets what he asks for a majority of the time.
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Mrs Kirkham's is the only surviving raw milk Lancashire cheesemakers in the UK. The chap who runs the show is Graham Kirkham—and cheese is in his DNA.
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Courtney Williams soars through the air and creates her own shot at will, Jasmine Thomas runs the show, and there's more depth here than on any other roster.
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This fantasy surely is as consoling to conservatives as the idea of impeachment is to liberals, but the implied result is effectively the same: Mike Pence runs the show.
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It has a plethora of institutions and no single leader, leaving many wondering who is in charge — or speculating that Germany, the bloc's largest economy, really runs the show.
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"In the same way Apple pretty much runs the show in the music industry, it could run the entire pay TV market if it gets the right platform," Mewawalla said.
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This may not sound like a direct reason to #DeleteFacebook, but it says a lot about the character of the person who runs the show and calls all the shots.
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Lowry runs the show, registering 234 assists in the last three contests, but will need to rebound from a 2110-for-295 shooting performance from 3-point range last time out.
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Kyron Cartwright runs the show for coach Ed Cooley and produced nine straight games with at least five assists while upping his scoring to 13.7 per game over the last 12 contests.
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Another Mingma Sherpa (of no relation to the woman of the same name in Phortse) runs the show here at the Tashi Delek when its owners are away in the off-season.
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" In a 2010 interview, Charlotte F. Cole, then a senior vice president for global education at Sesame Workshop, which runs the show, explained that Oscar was intended to "help children understand different perspectives.
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Doug North — president of the dealer association that runs the show, dubbed NAIAS — said the move should help the auto companies make use of outdoor spaces and provide more exciting exhibits for the public.
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The elephant "really runs the show," Haidt said, Translating this analytic approach to the 2016 election, in Haidt's view, means that in matters of politics and morality, you must speak to the elephant first.
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Artificial intelligence could, say, heavily influence how the human teacher runs the show, giving that instructor more time to focus on the three skills Koller identified as irreplaceable: Content creation, answering tough questions and inspiration.
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Jack offers the pedigree and connections Tess needs to help her propose a lucrative merger, but Tess runs the show, impersonating her boss and crashing weddings and corporate cocktail hours to get what she wants.
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In the wake of Union's controversial and unexpected firing from the NBC reality competition series, a source tells PEOPLE that Cowell, 60, "runs the show" and gets what he asks for a majority of the time.
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But they're all struggling with characters who feel a little too off-the-shelf — while MacLean's dialogue has flavor, his people lean toward cliché (the carping mother-in-law, the crook's wife who really runs the show).
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Although, I should add this: At some point in the middle of producing our second season, Jeffrey Blitz, who directs every episode and runs the show with me, presented me with an idea for how Review should end.
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On top of that, it also managed to escape the shadow of disgraced co-creator Louis C.K. And it cemented star Pamela Adlon (who also runs the show and directs every episode) as a TV auteur worth celebrating.
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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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She has Vanderpump Rules, where she runs the show (something she clearly loves to do), plus, there are whispers of the potential for two different spinoffs set at Vanderpump Dogs and her new Vanderpump Cocktail Garden in Las Vegas.
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The news is a blow to attendees of the show looking to be inspired by and hear from female executives in tech, after the CTA, which runs the show, hinted it was trying to gather more female speakers at all levels.
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In theory, this top-down approach from the House leadership, where the speaker runs the show, is not new in Congress; it's in part how former Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi managed to get Obamacare through to the Senate in 2009.
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On the Tudor side, Henry's mother Margaret (Michelle Fairley, whom you may remember as Catelyn Stark on Game of Thrones) runs the show with the some icy backbone one expects from the woman who once gave birth to the King in the North.
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All this has led Democrats to call for some deep changes to how Pelosi runs the show, including requesting that the people searching to run the party's campaign arm -- the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee -- present their game plans for vetting before the House Democrats select that leader.
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"It looks like he has simply done the honorable thing, given the recent criticisms of him in the Sports Direct working practices report and the likely outcome of the corporate governance review," said independent retail analyst Nick Bubb, noting that Ashley "really runs the show" in any case.
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Libowitz said Congress should fix that and expand the law to apply to the President and vice president as well -- something Democrats pushed as part of an ethics and election overhaul proposal earlier this year, but which has not gotten a vote in the Senate -- where McConnell runs the show.
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Point guard Xavier Rathan-Mayes (10.5 ppg, 4.5 assists) runs the show and he has plenty of passing options other than the top pair with 26-24 sophomore guard Terance Mann (27 ppg, 21-of-26 shooting) showing improvement from last season and reserve forwards Trent Forest, Phil Cofer and Jarquez Smith shooting a combined 26-of-83 from the field.
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Big cheese runs the show. Males had a median income of $84,284 versus $58,750 for females. The per capita income for the community was $45,925. No people in the community were below the poverty line.
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In June 2005, Sopp gave an interview in which he was heavily critical of WWE and the events that led to his release. Many of the negative comments were directed towards Triple H, who Sopp claimed "runs the show up there".
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Media in the past 10 years has changed dramatically. Society as a whole has been completely reconstructed with the advancements in technology. Different models of communication are now used universally – Twitter, Facebook, Instagram etc. – alongside many other traditional media (radio, print and television etc.) Technology through social media now runs the show.
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The show had 12 runs. The show was performed at ArtsWest in Seattle, Washington from September to October 2012. A staged reading of the show was performed by Outré Theatre Company in September 2013, directed by Skye Whitcomb. Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson had its Central Florida premiere at the Orlando International Fringe Theater Festival in the spring of 2014.
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Curti stated that the film earned "moderate critical praise" on its release. Tullio Kezich admired the bizarre fantastic atmosphere of the film, while it "exceeds in extravaganzas [...] where it would have taken discipline of choice" Giovanni Grazzini that with this film Aliprandi had "grown up" and despite lacking his own personality as a director he "runs the show".
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It subsequently moved to the Savoy Theatre in London's West End from July to September in 2009 and then returned to London in a new location at the Playhouse Theatre, where it closed on 4 August 2012. Alongside the West End runs, the show toured the UK extensively, between 2009 and 2014. The current tour is a sequel, entitled Dreamboats And Miniskirts.
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America's Talk on XM 158 runs the show Saturdays from noon to 2 PM eastern, during the allotted live studio time, and replays it Sundays from 9 to 11 AM eastern. When this airs on KOST the station cuts the show down to 30 minutes due to "The Sunday Journal With Kari Steele" which focuses on organizations within the community broadcasting live at 6:30 every Sunday Morning.
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Due to its prior successful runs, the show remained at the SoHo Playhouse to open Off-Broadway on November 21, 2014. Caporale, DiMattei, and Cheney remained in the cast, which was expanded to add Alessandra Migliaccio and Kristie Wortman as swings. Estrada was replaced by alternates Will Allen and Mark Edwards. In October 2016 the show moved to "The Green Room" at the New World Stages complex on 50th Street where it is currently playing in an open- run.
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Widera, who is a board member of the comics charity The Hero Initiative, currently runs the show along with her daughter Christine Alger. In September 2008, MegaCon headquarters moved from Safety Harbor to Live Oak, Florida, although the actual convention remains in Orlando. In 2009, in addition to the main show, held February 27–March 1, convention organizers produced a "mini-MegaCon" held August 22–23, the only one to date, featuring a number of actors from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV show.
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The lower management someone who must be qualified for their position and hard to replace may feel that they are being taken advantage of and demand more flexibility. In reality they the lowest of management runs the show of the day-to-day work and is a vital part for success. Secondly the cost of the M-form should be considered when deciding whether it will help a company or not. Having multiple levels of management makes the cost of labor and management significantly greater.
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Then I just watch what she manages to do without having a word to say." The character of Yang was not originally supposed to be of Asian descent. Oh said her character was "a pert little blonde and the thing is the woman who runs the show, Shonda Rhimes, is a black woman, which makes a big fucking difference." In 2009, when asked why Oh signed on for Grey's Anatomy, Oh said: : "I'm very proud of this show and I think it came along at the right time for me.
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Night Goblin () is a South Korean television program starring Lee Soo-geun, Jeong Hyeong-don, Park Sung-kwang, Lee Hong-gi and Kim Jong-hyun. It is a reality show where in each episode, the cast will attempt to be the first in line to enter various popular places for food or recreation throughout South Korea. JTBC runs the show in prominent Sunday evenings time slot, at 18:30 (KST), starting with the first airdate on July 30, 2017. On 26 February 2018 JTBC announced that the program will have its final episode in mid-March.
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Portland Mountain Rescue is called upon by sheriff departments when there is a reported missing climber, hiker, or other rescue mission requiring the unit's specialized skills. Law enforcement does not climb the mountain, but relies on mountain rescue organizations for their skill, expertise, and experience.Urness: :The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office runs the show when a climber goes missing on Mount Hood, but they lean heavily on groups like Portland Mountain Rescue to search the high altitudes and provide technical expertise. “This is their backyard,” said Sgt. Robert Wurpes, spokesman for the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office. “They know the common routes and the hazards, they know what can go wrong and common mistakes people make. “We set up a central hub, log everybody in and provide support, but we don’t have climbing capability. They’re the experts.
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This "Maestro" runs the show, accommodating the kinds of factors which real actors would contend with: audience reactions, failing mechanical actors (when they are broken or one of the tapes that they get their programming from is worn), and other inconstant factors. The old actor dreams up a scheme to get himself back on stage, despite the prejudice against real acting. He destroys one of the robot's tapes, and since he knows the part from his previous career, he is the only way the show can go on. The old actor's problem is that he has always been a darfsteller (likely a portmanteau of "Darsteller", German for "actor/actress", with "darf", inflected form of "dürfen", "to be at liberty to do something") which the narrator explains was a "self-directed actor... the undirectable portrayer whose acting welled from unconscious sources with no external strings", generally hated by directors even when they performed excellently.
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Such equipment would commonly include a telephone hybrid for putting telephone calls on the air, a POTS codec for receiving remote broadcasts, a dead air alarm for detecting unexpected silence, and a broadcast delay for dropping anything from coughs to profanity. In the U.S., stations licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) also must have an Emergency Alert System decoder (typically in the studio), and in the case of full-power stations, an encoder that can interrupt programming on all channels which a station transmits to broadcast urgent warnings. Computers are also used for playing ads, jingles, bumpers, soundbites, phone calls, sound effects, traffic and weather reports, and now full broadcast automation when no staff are present. For talk shows, a producer or assistant in a control room runs the show, including screening calls and entering the callers' names and subject into a queue, which the show's host can see and make a proper introduction with.
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