But she's the oldest so she runs things — she's the boss!
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" Now that Trump runs things, everything he does is the "worst.
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The way Kavanagh runs things, there will likely be even more to come.
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He runs things beautifully," Trump wrote in his 2004 book, "How to Get Rich.
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Fergus Moyles, who runs things in Tuam (and managed the old firm), says that attracting talent is not hard.
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Mr. Flourgon seems to thinks Miley's declaration of not stopping ... is the same thing as him saying he runs things.
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Another of his inventions makes it possible to control the high-voltage DC current that runs things like electric locomotives.
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At Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund, that is how Ray Dalio, the firm's 67-year-old billionaire founder, runs things.
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As we saw with Othran and the guard, there is a clear progression from wealth to property to life in the way that the captain runs things.
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Problem is, most of the mashers in the Orioles' lineup have never been particularly good at doing anything other than hit home runs—things like, just for instance, get on base.
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Supervising the whole tutor operation is an Allston Burr resident dean (often a postdoc or adjunct faculty member of some kind); there is also a house administrator (who actually runs things on a day-to-day basis) and a building manager.
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The move away from the Fox brand isn't entirely surprising, given that Fox Corporation — the remaining piece of the original Fox brand — still exists and runs things like Fox News, Fox Sports, and the Fox TV channel that weren't sold to Disney.
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He's been found out as a "malfunction," and the emoji head honcho, Smiler (Maya Rudolph) — who runs things because she was the very first emoji — starts the proceedings to delete Gene entirely, with a massive sinister grin pasted across her face the whole time.
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" The jury is still out, though, on whether Generation Y will take to "Valley," a book that includes passages like: "A man must feel he runs things, but as long as you control yourself, you control him," and "Close friendships with girls come early in life.
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"If it's a real college, where the board of trustees runs things, then there is a certain amount of vetting that takes place [in terms of the people and institutions from which gifts are accepted]," a higher-up in alumni relations and giving programs at a major public university, who requested their name be withheld for fear of losing their job, wrote in an email.
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2004 With expectations high at Edgbaston, Warwickshire entertained Somerset in the first clash of the 2004 season. The Bears secured victory by 7 wickets. After Warwickshire lost to Glamorgan (by 26 runs), things started to look bad for the Bears.
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Of her character, Mitchell that "she's actually been changing just in the seven months that she's been on the air. I hate to use the word "bossy," but I definitely think that she's bossy. She's a big boss." Mitchell said that Sofia runs things in her "relationship and in her business life".
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This revelation causes huge rows at the Ferreiras' and although Ash loves Shirley, he feels he has no choice but to finish with her to keep the peace. In February 2004, Andy Hunter (Michael Higgs) takes over the bookies where Shirley works. Shirley does not like the way Andy runs things and after she complains repeatedly about his conduct, Andy fires her. Shirley demonstrates about her unfair dismissal with a placard outside the bookies.
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Detective Amico then told Congress that "since 1957, Montana seems to have severed his activities completely from the syndicate." Senator Javits then asked Detective Amico about Montana's taxi empire. Amico said that "Montana's cabs dominate the industry" but he also runs things legit and "has the most courteous and most trusted drivers of any company." Amico said Montana was said to have a corrupting hand in the creation of City Services in 1938.
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Tony resolves the situation by letting Junior become boss in order to steer law enforcement attention away from the rest of the family. With the support of the other captains, Tony runs things behind the scenes, especially as Junior becomes greedier and more abusive of his authority. When Junior finds out about this from Tony's own mother he orders Tony's failed assassination. Tony retaliates by having two of Junior's enforcers, Mikey Palmice and Chucky Signore, murdered.
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The book is a dark fantasy, a version of the Faust legend set in New York City during the Great Depression. Protagonist William Hale determines that contrary to popular belief Earth is Hell, and the devil is the ruler of it. By going out of his way to demonstrate he is aware of the con, he brings himself to the devil's attention; Lucifer, it turns out, runs things in the quiet disguise of an influential businessman. Hale talks himself into a partnership, complete with immortality and supernatural powers, only to discover that the perks come with corresponding liabilities.
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