We're told Scrappy believes his buddy fell asleep at the wheel, however cops list Scrappy as the driver in the crash.
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Eno, along with Frantz and Weymouth's rhythm section, deserves some credit for the album's increased volume and coherence, replacing the debut's scrappy thinness with scrappy thickness.
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Ten years later, Foursquare is far past its scrappy consumer days as it builds out its B2B services, but its latest announcement is thrusting it back into the scrappy consumer business.
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He's scrappy, almost, a kid grasping at being an adult.
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Fussell is a scrappy lifelong pot grower from Wooster, Massachusetts.
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But the scrappy coalition fell in less than a year.
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It's like a scrappy dramedy, but that's not a genre.
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No, we have to be scrappy to get it certified.
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It's a long time since Facebook was a scrappy upstart.
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We need to be scrappy, we need to be lean.
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They're well coached, scrappy and shine as a cohesive team.
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The space was an odd mix of scrappy and futuristic.
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When Crime Mob was out and Lil Scrappy first hit.
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He makes it clear he's not out to sue Scrappy.
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It soon exceeded its scrappy hashtag and became a phenomenon.
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For scrappy young designers, that may not be all bad.
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That's a steep mountain to climb for the scrappy Unicorns.
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He saw himself as a scrappy underdog fighting the establishment.
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"It's been a scrappy operation from its infancy," she says.
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But 25 years later, the scrappy, indie mountain is thriving.
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And it's a very scrappy, tenacious competition, winner take all.
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He is that unique blend of scrappy hustler and honed professional.
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The scrappy Florida-based startup has raised $21 million so far.
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Last week, Carl was the scrappy sidekick with the idol nullifier.
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She's a scrappy, deliciously flawed character, impossible not to root for.
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A scrappy honky-tonk romp or a stomping arena anthem, maybe.
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So to survive and get noticed, we have to be scrappy.
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It's a great opportunity for a young and scrappy hardware company.
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For Pitchfork, the deal offers big resources for a scrappy outfit.
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It was like damn, he got Bun, Killer Mike, and Scrappy?
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I don't have to wear something tight with a scrappy sandal.
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Scrappy people don't rely on titles or defined sets of responsibilities.
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He adds his own trained wolverines can still act pretty scrappy.
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Those plus [2012's] Break It Yourself were comparatively scrappy affairs.
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But it was once a scrappy startup in a crowded field.
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"SMILF" is rough but scrappy, like the street basketball Bridgette plays.
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We're told his friend, Ca$ino, is in ICU ... Scrappy is not.
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But behind the scenes, Patreon isn't quite the scrappy operation it projects.
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But along with its scrappy appeal, the model comes with some challenges.
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His long scrappy hair was coming in patches out of his skull.
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Come on, we were already well aware that Taylor Swift is scrappy.
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It's not unusual to see an industry disrupter turn scrappy to survive.
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He's half scrappy underdog, half rising troll, and it's a mesmerizing combo.
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To me, the pins were an incredibly scrappy defense against that evil.
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Most of them started life as scrappy startups, and are privately held.
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And it's different than being this scrappy little startup to get here.
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Harding was scrappy and misunderstood, while Kerrigan was cold and stuck-up.
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They had to endure scrappy jobs, just like the rest of us.
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Kendrick's funny new memoir, titled Scrappy Little Nobody, hits bookshelves November 15.
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The couple, scrappy and young, is dealing with — spoiler alert — a pregnancy.
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We are the scrappy campaign that is doing things a bit differently.
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Lil Scrappy blamed exhaustion and cops investigating the crash closed the case.
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I hope to do justice to David's intellect and his scrappy nature.
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A scrappy competitor, TaxAct, decided to use Free File to stand out.
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Concord has taken a scrappy, antagonistic approach to Mueller's allegations in court.
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And for some, this year's scrappy campaign even offers something to admire.
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Its playing, while energetic, often sounded out of tune and distractingly scrappy.
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They were self-recorded and scrappy but they led to bigger things.
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Then, scrappy local outfits start serving the market with innovative, distributed technology.
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The app went from scrappy startup to Apple subsidiary in nine years.
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Meeting them, it's easy to see where Tani's scrappy diligence came from.
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Online sellers are no longer scrappy upstarts competing with more established businesses.
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After all, they carry the spirit of their parents' scrappy, dogged generation.
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How the "mamasphere" went from scrappy blogs to multi-platform personal brands.
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Despite these challenges, scrappy entrepreneurs are self-financing their own small businesses.
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In the grand scheme of celebrity books, Scrappy Little Nobody isn't especially memorable.
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One narrative follows Jack and Rebecca, parents to a scrappy set of triplets.
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That movie about scrappy Anne Hathaway working for tough-but-admirable Meryl Streep?
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But how can a scrappy startup challenge the tech juggernauts for cloud supremacy?
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A scrappy white wooden fence runs the length of it along Canyon Street.
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Despite the acquisition, most players see the devs as a scrappy indie outfit.
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They are also scrappy and willing to try stuff to solve unique needs.
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Not just for scrappy startups, but big businesses with regional HQs, as well.
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But while a manual process is commendable, it forces Ploeger to be scrappy.
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"Mn Artists has always been managed by a small, scrappy team," Schouweiler notes.
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That work consisted of scrappy, feral bird carcasses fashioned from old, repurposed clothing.
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Well, I have two jobs, a strict homework schedule, and scrappy spending habits.
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In those years, the men's team played a scrappy, optimistic style of soccer.
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New York (CNN Business)Chobani is growing up from its scrappy startup days.
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"Historically, we've been very scrappy and done very little paid marketing," said Rudolph.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's scrappy upbringing was similarly considered an asset.
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That's a tall order for scrappy indie films like Sorry to Bother You.
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Scrappy kids dive into public pools and hit line drives with broken bats.
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Make no mistake, the Clippers have their share of scrappy, no-nonsense guys.
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That doesn't keep the scrappy marathoners from acting as fast as they can.
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Ace started scrappy and now will have a star-chitect in the portfolio.
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Although the fight is still pretty scrappy, Mayweather seems to be settling in.
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Body checking is forbidden but play is still scrappy, with plenty of contact.
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But the company prides itself on its self-described scrappy roots, Murthy said.
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And these spaces, scrappy and scrappily documented, are the most interesting of all.
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It mostly involves a scrappy upbringing, an early setback, and – most importantly – work.
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My bosses were awful, but my team was scrappy and united against them.
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As we reported ... Scrappy says he doesn't remember the crash or the aftermath.
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It just turned into a scrappy punch up by the end of it.
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The magic all started with Richard Drew, a scrappy banjo-playing researcher at 3M.
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As long as you were scrappy and you had a lot of passion, yes.
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Joe Staten Compared to the bigger Reach project, ODST was a scrappy little one.
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After a scrappy opening 20 minutes, Italy took control and pressed forward in waves.
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And which companies — the scrappy upstarts or the established disruptors — are the most vulnerable?
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Luke is a likable enough character, and his traveling companions are scrappy and compelling.
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We broke the story ... police say Scrappy won't face criminal charges for the accident.
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Scrappy broke his foot in 7 places, and Ca$ino's injuries were far worse.
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Even Curry, whom Green calls "the mouse in the house," plays a scrappy defense.
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Project Valerie takes the scrappy startup's ridiculous ideas and pushes it into the stratosphere.
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The sets were cheap, the kids were scrappy, and the results were always amazing.
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It may look scrappy; it may be comparatively primitive (although, increasingly, it is not).
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In a courtroom drama, he'd play the scrappy David to a slick corporate Goliath.
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A 2017 Audi ad showed a scrappy little girl in a box car race.
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Today's set of companies focused on hardcore backend engineering tools and scrappy social apps.
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This is the scrappy nature of Hoffman's gals — and of Hoffman's mission in general.
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We're not going broad, we're going deep, accurate and, as always, scrappy as hell.
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Now, they're combining their experiences as founders and investors to help small, scrappy startups.
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In 2014, a scrappy bunch of Kansas City Royals battled into the World Series.
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The choice of Berlin also puts Tesla close to Germany's scrappy start-up capital.
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But Mr. Bolsonaro's campaign drowned them out with a bare-bones, scrappy communications strategy.
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The 22014-year-old site has long prided itself on its scrappy, skeptical attitude.
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Or, for something scrappy, they can have Home Slice if that's more their style.
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This wasn't a noble death — it was probably a scrappy fight for his life.
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Now, a trail of clues leads to this scrappy industrial boomtown in rural China.
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Their love soured in 2005 when Silo left Roy for a female named Scrappy.
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So how can scrappy tech companies make a splash in the current political climate?
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In the script, co-written with his sister Eliza Zeitlin, she's a scrappy tomboy.
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I can play a small guy, maybe a scrappy guy, maybe the mischievous one.
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This angel brought sparkle to the REVOLVE red carpet in a scrappy sequin number.
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Snowden described Barstool as "scrappy" and said it's the way he also sees Penn.
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Some of the approximately 60 identified titanosaur species are known only from scrappy remains.
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But he's still the scrappy, scrawny guy he once was underneath all of that.
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Should they buy The Chicago Sun-Times, the city's scrappy but perpetually endangered tabloid?
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Can a scrappy Israeli nonprofit land on the moon on a $100 million shoestring?
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We'll be doing our usual, high-quality stuff, including some scrappy experiments on Circuit Breaker.
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But Signal hasn't only been the weapon of choice for scrappy hacktivists and privacy wonks.
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But scrappy is one thing, being sloppy with customers' personal information is another thing entirely.
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Where The Force Awakens was scrappy, Rogue One looks to be going for something sleeker.
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The removal is unflinching; in some cases, only the barest scrappy edge of fabric remains.
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So we're kind of scrappy, we're trying to get people to come into the theater.
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Life in Prince Edward Island in the late 1800s was a hard, gritty, scrappy life.
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It's not quite as scrappy and thrown together, but there's plenty of room for improvement.
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Then you'll take solace from—and find a useful roadmap in—Nick Westergaard's "Get Scrappy".
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By now, the scrappy origin story behind Refinery29 has become the stuff of media legend.
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As we reported ... Scrappy and his friend were hospitalized as a result of their injuries.
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"We've just got to be, as a team through the lineup, more scrappy," Johnson said.
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The scrappy workshop evolved from Public Lab's DIY founding during the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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The scrappy sidekick is a stranded fighter named Jaylah (Sofia Boutella, in zebra-stripe makeup).
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This scrappy little gaming upstart just might have a future ahead of it, after all.
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We're still a scrappy company, but I think we've found resonance on a larger scale.
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Nah. But perfection might stand in the way of the scrappy charm of this franchise.
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Scrappy, peripatetic, now and then poignant, "Nomad Motel" wants to hit you where you live.
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The lawsuit was a mismatch — teeny Kiini versus vast Victoria — but Ms. Irgit was scrappy.
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He knew JetSuite, his biggest rival, was a fellow scrappy innovator in a bureaucratic industry.
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Determined not to ignore her daughter the way her mother had her, the scrappy Mrs.
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Its set was rowdy and scrappy, with its lead singer, Matt Shultz, in constant motion.
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Sanders has always been some combination of scrappy underdog and Don Quixote charging at windmills.
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But they can also rightly call themselves scrappy — as younger, athletic teams tend to be.
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The lodging is in Victorian Village, a scrappy neighborhood which police patrol around the clock.
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By doing so, it joined a scrappy club of targets that have opted for independence.
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We are young, scrappy and hungry, and it's best to not throw away our shots.
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Indeed, the business has come a long way since its days as a scrappy startup.
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She may be a better candidate as a scrappy underdog than as a front-runner.
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Anime fans of today have the scrappy warriors and fansubs of the nineties to thank.
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Considering just how much the Battle of Winterfell devastated Dany's host, her scrappy situation makes sense.
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Rapid growth has turned many scrappy little startups into massive corporate campuses that dominate whole communities.
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Outing the most toxic deals at big secretive firms will depend on insiders, not scrappy "ranparazzi".
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It's a huge screwup from a company that likes to characterize itself as scrappy and small.
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It's something 25-year-old Hahna Alexander is tackling from a scrappy office building in Pittsburgh.
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And when a company with real power behaves like Uber circa 2013, it doesn't seem scrappy.
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Brzezinski points to Pierre-Bravo's story as a great example of how being "scrappy" paid off.
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A scrappy team of heroes take on an evil kingdom, eventually invading (and destroying) its fortress.
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The amazing top-jungle synergy of Yang and Revolta secured many fans for the scrappy crew.
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Toronto made a lively start and enjoyed the run of play in a scrappy opening half.
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She also gave us the tea on the bachelorette party, and Scrappy wasn't exactly havin' it.
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What breaks Deadpool free from the standard superhero-film template is a scrappy performance from Reynolds.
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His teammates were scrappy, and James was magnificent, and they won a couple of games, anyway.
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In the short breaths between being scrappy and crass, he still maintains his wink of charm.
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"A little bit scrappy but grinding out quite nicely," Willett told the European PGA Tour website.
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It's a hoot that a scrappy punk festival tends to coincide with a military history fair.
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Kendrick's memoir, "Scrappy Little Nobody," was released in 2016 and became a New York Times bestseller.
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And so we were such a small team, but we were so gritty and so scrappy.
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"The Purge" is a scrappy little franchise — three movies so far — built on a solid premise.
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Watching him feels like being in Rocky, cheering on a scrappy underdog who's proving everyone wrong.
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From that brutal period, a scrappy generation of North Koreans with no expectations for handouts emerged.
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These groups are scrappy and poorly funded compared to the business interests that support immigration reform.
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Having experienced "very scrappy" days, Hesser and Stubbs know the importance of growing a company carefully.
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McPhee was small and scrappy, and he played just about every sport that involved a ball.
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We knew it would be scrappy and that there would be wind-ups and time wasting.
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This scrappy, if self-defeating, independent streak, he suggested, was a consequence of our under-parenting.
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"The team we had, we weren't necessarily the best team, but we were scrappy," Frazier said.
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Even as the company was expanding, Bloch was striving to preserve a sense of scrappy authenticity.
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"As much as I am willing to be scrappy, I wanted to be comfortable," she said.
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Davis, a scrappy former coach from Brooklyn, wore leather and reveled in the Raiders' renegade image.
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Behind her, the track is a leisurely shuffle that builds muscle while seeming scrappy and casual.
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Rey, the scrappy Force-sensitive scavenger, wasn't a long-lost Skywalker, a Kenobi or a Solo.
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Groves and co-founder Amélie Anglade bootstrapped the scrappy startup, which has yet to seek funding.
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But Evans is scrappy off the ground, particularly with his running forehand pass down the line.
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Police believe Scrappy fell asleep at the wheel, and they've closed their investigation into the accident.
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Spaces were scrappy, many in artist's studios or storefronts, and their hours were irregular on weekends.
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At the start of his career, Hamilton really was just like his country — young, scrappy, and hungry.
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It was this scrappy place—a bunch of guys, pizza boxes and sweat socks on the floor.
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"When you're not the pretty girl, and you're not the biggest star, you get scrappy," Griffin says.
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"Congrats on the win but, um, it looked a little bit of a scrappy performance," he remarked.
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"Hamilton," which won 11 Tony Awards, revitalized the celebrity of the "young, scrappy and hungry" founding father.
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Scrappy scientific upstarts have, for a while, been building smallsats to get orbital data on the cheap.
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"Oh I think that's a very negative thing to say," Williams said after the reporter's "scrappy" comment.
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It's all part of the former vice president's new, and somewhat uncomfortable, campaign trail look: Scrappy underdog.
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A scrappy politician, you can imagine him thriving in any full-throated democratic system, unlike Mr Heng.
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You do not transform from a scrappy growth business into a tightly governed, transparent public company overnight.
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Many viewers cheered the scrappy, 22-year-old Yale grad for seeking fulfillment by pursuing her dreams.
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Maisel premiered last year, it was Amy Sherman-Palladino's scrappy, sumptuous 203s follow-up to Gilmore Girls.
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After the reporter called her performance in a defeat against Lucie Safarova "scrappy" and full of errors.
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If you believe David Eckstein's scrappy play makes him a Hall of Famer, more power to you.
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You have to be very optimistic while also scrappy if you're living on PEI as a queer.
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Scrappy Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus isn't waiting until next year to unleash its next major Android smartphone.
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Other times, it's scrappy and DIY, like this device to measure how hard you hit a bong.
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Philip Kives was all but born scrappy, in a Jewish agricultural colony near Oungre, Saskatchewan, on Feb.
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"Seeing the years he's had at Auburn, you understand their quickness, how scrappy they are," Bennett said.
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The Canadians followed up on their 4-1 victory over Europe's scrappy underdogs in the preliminary round.
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The Mavericks will try to set things straight when they host the scrappy Philadelphia 863ers on Sunday.
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The scrappy new spin-off is getting started with $103 million from investors, including Pfizer and Bain.
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She's one of those scrappy fighters in every position so we would train completely different for it.
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Stolen weaponry, hijacked vehicles, repurposed equipment—it was a scrappy and makeshift David against a fascist Goliath.
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I like to respond thoughtfully and not just give quick scrappy, sloppy half-responses from my phone.
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Texas Tech, a scrappy bunch led by a sophomore, Jarrett Culver, who is actually from Lubbock, Tex.
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A Times investigation pointed to scrappy, small-scale factories across China, findings confirmed by the new study.
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It is also a basketball hotbed, where players take pride in their scrappy, physical style of play.
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In the '80s-movie tradition, "GLOW" is at heart a scrappy-misfit story, complete with training montages.
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Across Africa, there is an explosion of entrepreneurship, artistic creativity, cutting-edge design and scrappy tech-savviness.
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Graham was a brash, scrappy entrepreneur who made himself indispensable to spreading San Francisco's emerging hippie culture.
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Undeterred by the lack of political interest, Silva's scrappy four-person team was planning their next move.
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They aren't embarrassed by their circumstances; on the contrary, the siblings are strong, scrappy, and forward-looking.
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Nothing could be better for an insurgent political force than to be seen as a scrappy outsider.
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" One promises tales of "a mutiny, a death, a tussle with ice, scrappy writing, a spelling nightmare.
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There, a boy has gone missing, and a scrappy team of adventurers has assembled to find him.
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Sundance straddles two worlds: the big-name, award-winning movie world and the scrappy indie film world.
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Philadelphia controlled the game, though the scrappy Nets fought back time and again until the final minutes.
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He's small and scrappy, standing just 5-foot-7, the Charlie Chaplin to suave Ronaldo's Rudolph Valentino.
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Given its scrappy, startup size, she says, its workers are lucky if they can answer 200 a day.
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Check out how the whimsical space lets scrappy hackers compete with Facebook and Google to recruit top talent.
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I've spent the last few months visiting scrappy cities all over America that are charting their own destinies.
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The Driving Force: Much like Alexander Hamilton, Miranda has always been as scrappy and hungry as they come.
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It's gone from scrappy hack to respectable software in a month, and in another it might be foolproof.
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But Thai restaurants still push up against unreasonable expectations that they be casual and cheap, spicy and scrappy.
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In the spring, G2 was a group of scrappy upstarts who defied expectations and took the EU crown.
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But that conceptualization gave the universe an overly simplified view of a scrappy underdog fighting a technological superpower.
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But the game is scrappy and charming and unlike anything else on the show floor of E33 2017.
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She's known to get scrappy, and the next few episodes may revolve around Petra attempting to prove it.
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The match unfolding before them was classic winter fare; tense and scrappy, the players and irritable and stiff.
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It was a scrappy and rushed affair, but on its own terms probably counted as a moderate success.
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A scrappy, self-recorded debut soon followed; after that, a record deal with label Run For Cover followed.
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Originally scrappy, over time they became more professional and started to join local and sometimes even national governments.
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Newly thrown in is Jake Morrison (Liam Hemsworth), the scrappy, wannabe Han Solo type full of anemic swagger.
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A decade ago, 193chan was still creeping into the public consciousness with acts of wrath and scrappy decency.
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Uber has long cultivated a reputation as a scrappy startup, willing to do whatever it takes to win.
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They're the scrappy underdog, which lets them do smart things like letting John Mulaney and Nick Kroll host.
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The character of Rocky Balboa, with his scrappy story, was loosely based on Wepner's career and legendary fights.
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Now it's raised a big round of funding to turn its scrappy operation into the Jeopardy from tomorrow.
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Monica headed through a ruck of players and into the net for a scrappy but well-deserved goal.
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With scrappy Mars on tour with the sun, the waves could get very choppy on the emotion ocean.
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For many of the characters — inhabitants of Howland, a scrappy small town in the Berkshires — that's the truth.
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"Tha Muthaphukkin Real" is peak Eazy, a perfect encapsulation of why his scrappy persona made him so compelling.
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Based on the clip, it's unclear what exactly caused Scrappy -- who cops listed as the driver -- to crash.
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"As a scrappy entrepreneur just starting out, you simply cannot serve everyone with your limited resources," said Shells.
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The band's scrappy songs brimmed with punk attitude, but tossed out the subcultural signifiers for an everyman perspective.
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Even as the fields around Guangfuli have bloomed million-dollar condominium towers, the residents live a scrappy existence.
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But they met a scrappy underdog in 8th-seeded Villanova in the national championship and lost, 66-64.
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I know loads of women who do it because it's literally self-defense, whereas street fighting's more scrappy.
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On the low end, scrappy Chinese smartphone makers keep pushing down the cost of entry-level Android phones.
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Ca$ino is from South Carolina, and had driven down to FL with Scrappy ... hours before the wreck.
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Indiana, plenty scrappy during the season, was missing its best player, the flashy two-way swingman Victor Oladipo.
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I think rock records sound best when they're scrappy, and I think Birthmarks is a little too sanitized.
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And not just a boxing match, but a fight between a scrappy young outsider and a seasoned champion.
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So far, however, the winners in "mobile-first" original series have largely been scrappy start-ups like Vertical.
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" She recalled its members as "scrappy, skinny effeminate dudes" who had "primal sex oozing out of their pores.
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In this realm Earnhardt Sr. was known as "The Intimidator," a scrappy driver and off-the-track brawler.
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Since he ended his brief retirement from filmmaking in 2017, Soderbergh has plied his craft with scrappy exuberance.
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He's Brigid's handler in a scrappy deep-ops division of the Homeland Defense Department, where she's a hacker.
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Most informative are scrappy works by Iraqi artists whose struggle to make art becomes a subject in itself.
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"He was a scrappy kind of guy, a don't-mess-with-me kind of guy," one regular remembers.
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The focus on larger, later-stage rounds shows fintechs are not the scrappy startups they used to be.
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It was always a scrappy hero who came from behind to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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Now it going pro, building out its $20/month collaboration tools for social media managers and scrappy teams.
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"We're scrappy," said guard Jordan Mathews, whose 3-pointer with 2 seconds left put Gonzaga ahead to stay.
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Her name was Jessica LaBorde, but like most people in Ville Platte, Bobby knew her only as Scrappy.
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Whatever the reason, it's important to highlight the scrappy, underdog LPs that we spent the most time with.
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And our scrappy underdog eventually prevails, not that the title of the film allows for any other outcome.
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The conducting of Harry Bicket, though full of lively stretches and bold interpretive touches, was at times scrappy.
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Critic's Notebook From its expanding museums to its scrappy galleries, the city is witnessing a contemporary art boom.
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This fall it will overlap with the Lagos Biennial, a scrappy grass-roots affair that began in 163.
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That left the Heat — a scrappy team that overachieved under Coach Erik Spoelstra — on the outside looking in.
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The Brazilian's sole loss came to scrappy Russian Mairbek Taisumov, who defeated Patrick by TKO following a headkick.
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Both teams have a strong feeling, that we are very scrappy, we like to work in the same manner.
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It's hard to think of Google as a scrappy underdog, but in the hardware business that's absolutely the case.
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The actress did break from her Twilight amnesia long enough to include it in her memoir, Scrappy Little Nobody.
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AT&T and Verizon might be bigger, but T-Mobile is bold, scrappy, and changing the rules of the game.
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But this is far from the first time big studio animated films were honored more than their scrappy competition.
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On the other hand, maybe some scrappy tech entrepreneurs in South Korea will shock everyone into rethinking the question.
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Even beyond Mr. Paxton's contribution, this three-act production — scrappy and odd, understated and whimsical — is filled with movement.
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Avoid Needless Human Resources Violations Small staffs and smaller working spaces are a hallmark of most scrappy tech companies.
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Among the men you serve with is Robert Zussman, a scrappy German Jew from Chicago and your wartime bestie.
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So we were both excited to inject that new flavor into the show, because everything is always so scrappy.
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Tsai tells me some polished brands might have been reluctant to sell through a platform known for scrappy crowdfunding.
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Why did this kinda weird, scrappy little sci-fi movie from 21999 go on to become a cultural behemoth?
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But why, in his hour of need, did Sanders, the scrappy Brooklyn-raised socialist, turn to the patrician Roosevelt?
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At times Phillips notices herself falling into this trap, unconsciously shifting the trolls into a scrappy underdog hero role.
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As such, scrappy singing is not out of place in these drunken, demonic ballads of loneliness, insanity and murder.
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To which Axe appropriately replies: So Krakow is doing his usual "alpha dog" with a "Scrappy Doo" personality thing.
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You might not feel like you're on the side of good anymore, that you're helping this scrappy little channel.
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The shop had a tiny, 150-foot kitchen and very little storage, so our operation was lean and scrappy.
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Scrappy biotech startups have saved a fortune in compliance costs — money they can spend on scientists instead of lawyers.
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Even if McGregor doesn't respect that from a sporting perspective, he's got to respect the man's scrappy publicity game.
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But, Shapovalov showed initiative in a scrappy second set, breaking to go 3-1 and then leveling the contest.
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Scrappy shareholders somewhat successfully challenged the Chinese distilling behemoth, echoing the U.S. activist's tilts at titans such as Apple.
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Like many bands before them, this Brooklyn four-piece has successfully transitioned from scrappy upstarts to polished pop purveyors.
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I'll miss this pop-up address and the scrappy, feisty work it has hosted over the past three years.
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It was a scrappy match, I don't think either of us played our best tennis at the same time.
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MoviePass had transformed from a scrappy startup trying to keep the lights on to a disrupter in the making.
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But outside firms that have always had to get scrappy are poised to cash in where Silicon Valley stalls.
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One of my favorite lines of the play is 'I'm just like my country, I'm young, scrappy and hungry.
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Yet the scrappy little roadhouse filtered every ounce of punk rock royalty this county ever had through its doors.
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This scrappy new startup is building the vertical video era's creative suite full of editing tools for every occasion.
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Whether Facebook, a website for old people, will have the same scrappy gusto that drew young people to Musical.
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It's no wonder that many scrappy AI startups find themselves bogged down by customer data cleanup and custom integrations.
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But scrappy JD, with a respectable $58 billion market cap, is investing aggressively to be added to the pantheon.
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Life as a Runway Auto Body, a scrappy artist collective in Bellport, N.Y., unveiled a new exhibition this summer.
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That Ms. Blumenthal, 103, is still making her own clothes from thrift-store finds epitomizes her scrappy, entrepreneurial ethos.
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"Real Me" (season 232, episode 235) In which we get to know Dawn Summers, the Scrappy Doo of Buffy.
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The deal reflects the rapid consolidation of a local market that until recently had been dominated by scrappy independents.
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There's Dope Girls, a scrappy zine out of Atlanta, and Kitchen Toke, a foodie pot magazine out of Chicago.
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"We had to be pretty scrappy back then," Fankhauser told me as we walked through Iridium's Tempe gateway facility.
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With Cook-Parrott playing every instrument himself, the record retains the scrappy charm and tender earnestness of previous releases.thetranspecos.
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And I think we were still operating a little bit like a scrappy startup rather than a mature bank.
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Most animals might be deterred by a chain link fence, but not the scrappy dog in this new video.
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There was no time to wonder why this supposed blue blood had a Brooklyn accent and a scrappy bravado.
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It's a smart, scrappy, enjoyable film that found a discerning audience in the realms of DVD and home video.
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When teachers lack strong collective representation, scrappy new grass-roots organizations like Arizona Educators United can quickly build followings.
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Lil Scrappy and his wife, Bambi Benson, are adding to their brood ... with baby No. 2 on the way!!!
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Lil Scrappy and Bambi -- who got married in September 2017 -- are overjoyed and excited to add to the family.
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Howlin&apos Ray&aposs started out as a scrappy Los Angeles food truck hawking hot chicken and chicken sandwiches.
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She writes a blog called The Dumpster Dog Blog, which is scrappy, no BS, finance education for young women.
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She's a scrappy underdog determined to make money without losing her roots, and she worked for everything she has.
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And you fall in love with watching Pullman's scrappy, clever heroine, Lyra, battle her way past immeasurably powerful adults.
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To energize this still-infant grassroots movement — "we're a scrappy bunch" — Bozmoski also talks about the science of climate change.
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Watching the demo are a scrappy bunch of civilian pilots who are learning to fly like aces—in close formation.
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The city serves largely as romantic décor, coming across as more of a purring lap cat than a scrappy tomcat.
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It's in our schematics, a fail-safe in the engineering of those "young, scrappy, and hungry," as the song goes.
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I also know that you have to be young, scrappy and hungry in order to not throw away your shot.
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This scrappy upstart has migrated from its origins on the Lower East Side to the Nu Hotel in Downtown Brooklyn.
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The showrunners wanted a big surprise, so that meant picking scrappy underdog Arya for the series's largest kill to date.
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According to Nick's mother, Rachel is a scrappy New Yorker, only interested in the American fantasy of pursuing her passions.
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Journalists could pay attention to young and scrappy startups as much as the new electric scooter startup in San Francisco.
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Established auto manufacturers, large technology companies and scrappy start-ups are all fiercely competing to win in the AV ecosystem.
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As often happens in these cases, the company has done basically nothing with its acquisition, leaving room for scrappy upstarts.
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It's scrappy, dusty power-pop, and it has nothing to do with the reboot of the David Lynch TV show.
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Small, scrappy citizen groups, as much as we may romanticize them, simply aren't equipped to win battles at this scale.
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Soma and his scrappy friends are always beating the odds, going up against people with more training, money, and power.
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Kushner has come a long way from being a scrappy young urchin who had to buy his way into Harvard!
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Still, there'll always be a scrappy developer on the other side of the planet with an even more viral idea.
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And there are plenty of scrappy upstarts nipping Nest's heels in markets like home security, smart doorbells and smart locks.
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This would create huge new advantages for the biggest entrenched companies relative to the scrappy young start-ups fueling innovation.
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The scrappy, ennobling cult show I once knew is now all too often a special-effects-choked, bottom-line behemoth.
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" Added Boise State linebacker Darren Lee, who led the Broncos with 221 tackles: "This team is scrappy, resilient and tough.
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His scrappy, bullying, back-alley schtick is the antidote to the political correctness that people in his base so disdain.
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The lack of a strong export market means the small and scrappy industry is fueled by a high domestic demand.
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"We have a little more of a scrappy start up that is not institutionally related at all," Valentine told Hyperallergic.
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You don't want to get laid off, work as a freelancer, work for a small and scrappy company or retire.
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Ms. Machado's scrappy attitude is refreshing — and enlightening: Her feud with Mr. Trump is proof yet again of his misogyny.
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I mean, Biden seems scrappy, but if 70 years of McDonald's couldn't take Trump down, I don't know what can.
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One could conceivably craft a Capra-esque, scrappy-underdog crowd-pleaser here, or a parable on the excesses of capitalism.
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She said she felt Tesla went from a scrappy startup with high integrity to one engulfed by Silicon Valley hype.
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While the successes this month affirm that the organization is being heard, the group will remain scrappy, Ms. George said.
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Electric Lady Studios has survived and there are still some scrappy, independent stores like the longtime Uncle Sam Army/Navy.
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Willa, who calls to mind scrappy heroines of young-adult lore, finds herself in thrall to the other brother, Patrick.
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We danced a few songs, introduced ourselves, and there we were: part of this scrappy but devoted band of dancers.
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Yamanaka, in his last film, neatly balances the comedy of the small community's scrappy recalcitrance with the story's darker strains.
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Startups usually start scrappy and lean, eager to conquer market share and carve their names on the logs of history.
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He's campaigning more like a scrappy long shot than an incumbent at the tail end of a long congressional career.
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I think it was that scrappy mentality and being connected to leaders in the community that jumped out to them.
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Bruguera's practice is a scrappy, immaterial style called arte útil ("useful art") that toes the line between art and activism.
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Here was a scrappy bunch of idealistic young people who had managed to beat a professional army of 21,22019 soldiers.
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JACOBSON I've been here 12 years, and when we met each other, we were very broke and scrappy and hustling.
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Admirers call her "brilliant" and "scrappy" — a "general" who figures out clever ways to connect films to the cultural moment.
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Lil Scrappy has just been released from the hospital, but his long recovery's just about to begin ... TMZ has learned.
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Here's the kicker ... although Scrappy won't be charged, sources say the case could be reopened if, God forbid, someone dies.
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Something about the scrappy, wide-eyed kid who just wants to help save the world is so appealing to me.
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With medical supply sales strictly controlled, every practitioner needs a good bladerunner: a scrappy youth who fences pills, syringes, and scalpels.
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Snow blankets the mountains of the town, and celebs dot the hills, all there to support their scrappy low-budget movies.
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Scrappy eventually came to at a hospital, but sources say he doesn't remember who found him or how he got there.
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The House has younger members than the Senate, and the House is also known as a more scrappy and unruly body.
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We gave you Drake, a perfect encapsulation of what being Canadian often means: fortunate, but somehow kind of a scrappy underdog.
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On the fate of PiperChat, the young and scrappy engineers managed to steer the sinking ship to their longtime rival Hooli.
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Mao's chaotic rule forced him out of school and he took to the street, a scrappy teenager selling fruit and cigarettes.
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But as happens with scrappy entrepreneurial business competitors, in contrast to government bureaucracies, Bezos and Musk were goading each other on.
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But the firms that make them, which range from biotech giants to scrappy upstarts, are turning the trickle into a torrent.
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Not bad for a still scrappy team of 200 going up against—and never fearing—the biggest players on the web.
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In May, Sofia and Carl Philip showed off stunning new photos of their growing family – which includes their scrappy royal pup!
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The scrappy companies rarely have big human-resources departments or the ability of larger corporations to protect employees in immigration battles.
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A big established army marches in formation; young, scrappy and hungry troops break rules and create new norms, shocking the enemy.
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" Badejo wouldn't have been the only one -- when Sigourney Weaver signed up, she thought "Alien" was a "scrappy little independent film.
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And once some scrappy VC-backed tech business moves in to rent the space inside, you'll start to think so too.
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There's a scrappy band of runaways Ruby joins and a leader of a children's retreat that is Not What It Seems.
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I think that is a very powerful quality to have — she has the creative side and a scrappy and entrepreneurial spirit.
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It shows how Trump and his loyal aides still view themselves as scrappy counter-punchers and won't leave any insult alone.
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You'll recall, Scrappy was behind the wheel when he fell asleep, swerved off the road and smashed into a utility pole.
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They aren't just girls with guns, here for show – they are soldiers, as tough and scrappy as any man I know.
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But despite all that—or partly because of it—Guardians was a smash, the scrappy younger brother to the Avengers superheroes.
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I like remembering where I've come from, those emo roots, that scrappy junior, with a slick of black on my lips.
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The scrappy tone of the game was established early on when Washington's Brooks Orpik leveled Olli Maatta with a high hit.
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The shock is that its opponent is not Sweden or Russia, which are major hockey powers, but the scrappy Team Europe.
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As small, scrappy opera enterprises increasingly pervade the streets of New York, one may soon show up almost on your doorstep.
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He was described as "famously scrappy," and his relentless grilling of White House spokespersons was an entertaining part of the briefings.
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" Hamilton announces this entrepreneurial ambition early in the show: "Hey, yo, I'm just like my country/I'm young, scrappy and hungry.
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Laufer and Kaufman were looking for someone who could add gravitas to their scrappy outfit and make their dream a reality.
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Enter the hero of the story, a scrappy Oompa Loompa from the rough-and-tumble business world of New York City.
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He assured me that I was still scrappy and still had a little Napoleon-fighter person inside of me. Napoleon-complex?
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Scrappiness The term 'scrappy' is rarely associated with VCs with the common ideas of plush glass offices with vast board rooms.
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We bond with co-workers, especially in those scrappy early jobs, and the people who share our rented homes and apartments.
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Singer-guitarist Scott Hutchison attached brilliant, dark, funny, and depressing words to the sort of scrappy indie-rock that's instantly endearing.
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He'd made a reputation for himself as a fixer through his advising work during Uber's scrappy early years starting in 22016.
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Such grandees, if given the right incentives, can deliver huge blocks of votes, which Mr. Khan's scrappy political outfit struggled against.
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They will probably win, but covering a large spread against a scrappy team like the Jets may be a tall order.
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Yeah. I mean, I would agree with the "scrappy" part, and I would agree that we are like crackheads for scoops.
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Last January's SAG Awards also turned out to be one of the most politically charged and scrappy shows of the season.
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The Public is determined to maintain that scrappy spirit — as well as the theater's original footprint and existing seat number (1,872).
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Snapchat's success has been fascinating because it feels like such a scrappy, organic phenomenon that broke a lot of cultural norms.
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But what is the cost of this outpour of scrappy emergency labor by an already taxed and largely unsupported labor force?
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DES MOINES — The best political journalism you've never heard of is coming from a scrappy start-up in the East Village.
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That may have sounded grand a decade ago when Facebook was a scrappy startup trying to knock Google from its perch.
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Dahongmen, the area of Beijing where the protesters gathered, is a scrappy area of the capital filled with markets and wholesalers.
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There I am, a scrappy kid with bleached hair, listening to Bikini Kill, not the corporate giant I'm pretending to be.
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How many scrappy snack stands must it take before these bits of "inspiration" push the adults in charge toward bigger change?
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SoftBank's investment and Schneider's appointment were viewed as steps necessary to steer a scrappy startup and its internal processes towards maturity.
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At work, the ample free snacks of the modern office kitchens now serve as the basis for a scrappy new cuisine.
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Brooklyn, NY's Charly Bliss stunned with their 2017 debut album Guppy, a scrappy and undeniable collection of near-perfect fuzz-pop.
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When the movie is at its best, it's scrappy, eager to please, and — thanks to some superb comedic acting — deliciously strange.
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There are sloppy, scrappy messes of you guys just fucking off, and then songs that seem like they were really labored over.
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The game took place in a 90-degree Fahrenheit heat in Arizona and neither side was able to dominate a scrappy match.
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On the other side, the scrappy, noble, helplessly human warriors that we've followed for the last eight seasons of Game of Thrones.
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It's a scrappy, black-and-white, super-low-budget musical with the same interest in jazz but none of the production value.
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Still, though, you can see a lot of possibilities when you apply Amazon's vast resources to a scrappy little company like Eero.
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As a small, scrappy gang with trusted, experienced leadership, the Piper team quickly formed a bond, which extended seamlessly to new recruits.
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He was a man Mistry admired in the early aughts, when she was just a scrappy culinary student at Le Cordon Bleu.
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Ostensibly fighting for the "unity of people of colour", Mr Ridley depicts a scrappy movement divided by competing ideologies, egos and methods.
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Alphabet Squadron kicks off a trilogy and follows a squadron of scrappy Rebel pilots after the events of Return of the Jedi.
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Directed by the Orwells' drummer Henry Brinner, the video for "One Way Ticket" is a perfect encapsulation of the band's scrappy energy.
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Uber began its life as a scrappy startup trying to break up the taxi cartels that dominated most of America's big cities.
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Rossum, 31, plays scrappy Chicago native Fiona Gallagher, who keeps her family together despite her absentee father Frank's (William H. Macy) antics.
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The lush classical interludes compared to the pared-down, scrappy arrangements showed what the orchestra could really do if given the chance.
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Indeed, the lo-fi conditions at Russell lend it an appealingly scrappy, off-the-grid aesthetic, but have potential real-world consequences.
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Traditionally, the most visually impressive villain designs have involved more scrappy, traditional methods: makeup, prosthetics, costumes, and a healthy dose of ingenuity.
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The dad-jeans loving billionaire also apparently identifies with one character: the scrappy, anxious, but sometimes endearing protagonist, Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch).
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What if companies could do perfectly well adjusting to changing conditions, beating competitors and sustaining enormous market capitalizations without buying scrappy startups?
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We'd spend a couple of months in the scrappy adobe house on a hill in Santa Fe, where my dad grew up.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)In little over 25 years, Huawei has gone from scrappy startup to China's most successful global consumer brand.
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The Star-Spangled man with a plan was once a scrappy kid from Brooklyn, and his hero's journey is one to behold.
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IN ITS heyday the Independent, Britain's youngest national newspaper, was a scrappy place to do journalism—a startup before there were startups.
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Her loopily scrawled handwriting and line drawings looked like a visual manifestation of the band's music—scrappy, strangely pretty, and truly DIY.
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A few years ago, such murkiness would have played into Netflix's effort to present itself as a scrappy, rules-flaunting industry outsider.
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Scrappy broke a foot, but Ca$ino suffered broken ribs, a concussion, bruised lungs, liver and kidneys and a ruptured large intestine.
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"With this package you have to be really scrappy and really fight for every spot," said Joe Gibbs Racing driver Erik Jones.
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And not to forget: it was scrappy online sites such as Breitbart and the Drudge Report that contributed significantly to his success.
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"A Star Is Born" is more than a throwback — it's a reminder of the scrappy grand passion that movies are all about.
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He's a scrappy former wrestling coach who doesn't wear a suit coat and always looks like he's ready to pick a fight.
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Ethereum retains some of Bitcoin's scrappy, libertarian characteristics, but, as a foundation for many other uses, it is by nature more fungible.
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The royal family has grown from a group of scrappy desert dwellers into a sprawling clan awash in palaces and private jets.
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Their scrappy new album, "Little Seeds" (New West), draws loosely from folk rock, cowpunk and Southern gothic traditions, with stories to spare.
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We had pieces of that, but we just didn't keep iterating and staying young and scrappy and hungry ourselves as a company.
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The scrappy former child rapper and star of Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift as well as CSI: Cyber, whatever that is?
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" The chapters on Biden show a scrappy, middle-class kid from Scranton with a stutter who was "tough from the neck up.
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Mr. Gent and his team first sculpted Boss as a scrappy, small bull-terrier type, but then decided to mix things up.
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CR says he's still boys with Scrappy and gives a play-by-play of what happened in the aftermath of the crash.
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The entitled weeper was the unacceptable version of a stoic victim; the scrappy underdog was the acceptable version of a raging bitch.
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The reason: In his battles with a bigger local rival, Mr. Kalanick could be as aggressive and scrappy as a Chinese boss.
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Ever since the Districts were high schoolers in Pennsylvania's Lancaster county making scrappy indie rock, their music has had a tangible energy.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Jim Jordan, a scrappy former wrestler and firebrand founder of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, has always relished a fight.
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"A scrappy Iowa start-up is the 'It' read for political insiders," by Michael M. Grynbaum The rise of Iowa Starting Line.
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Mr. Skvortsov, wiry, scrappy and H.I.V. positive — a reformed drug addict and ex-convict — runs a small N.G.O. called Patients in Control.
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Photo: Wikimedia CommonsGrasshopper-gulping fits right into an emerging picture of wolves as ingenious and scrappy survivalists, not just meat-seeking missiles.
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They still run a scrappy ship, with staffers sitting on cardboard boxes until chairs arrive for their new but still snug office.
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He also built a scrappy space-flight startup, SpaceX, that is successfully doing battle with legacy giants like Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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And there were, like, oh, Bill Gates is giving an interview to Gizmodo, back when Gizmodo was kind of a scrappy blog.
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Movies set in the Midwest showed stately mansions on the edge of Chicago, waving fields of wheat, or scrappy auto workers in Detroit.
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Some time last year, Noodle, Gorillaz's scrappy lead guitarist and sole female member, decided it was time to get the band back together.
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Though Razer is often seen as a startup because of its scrappy operations, the company's morphed into a behemoth within the last decade.
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It's simple, but polished in a way that you don't always see from a scrappy side project built by a team of two.
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While some of our methods are certainly too "scrappy" for a big company, there are analogous ways to employ these tactics at Facebook.
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He has released two albums with his chordless quartet, Stranger Days, both head-turningly good distillations of his scrappy approach to contemporary jazz.
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Wawrinka struggled for concentration in a scrappy third set in which he made a string of unforced errors and he lost the tiebreak.
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Anna Kendrick The "Pitch Perfect" star has penned a collection of funny autobiographical essays in "Scrappy Little Nobody" which publishes on November 15.
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At the Queen's Head, she heard a scrappy demo of "One Rizla" and decided to give them a free drum kit and microphone.
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Her must-follow Twitter account shows off her comedic talents and wit, and it's impossible not to adore her book Scrappy Little Nobody.
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Long before a company becomes a hot spot for college interns and a metaphor for founder success, it is a relatively scrappy entity.
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A lot of my SimuLife story experience thus far has bordered on the fantastic: dimension-hopping, massive tech conglomerates, and scrappy resistance groups.
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Uber is facing growing competition in London in ride-hailing and food delivery, from scrappy start-ups to the deep pockets of Amazon.
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The scrappy organization identified an obvious early opponent — Representative Leonard Lance of New Jersey's 7th district, a tenacious supporter of the new President.
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Her scrappy campaign for justice has rattled her city, a place where the police are far more accustomed to being admired than scrutinized.
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Anna Kendrick talks her dating life and avoiding adulthood in new book, Scrappy Little Nobody Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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"The goal at the start helped us a lot and we knew it would be a scrappy game," said Rogerio Micale, Brazil's coach.
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Ca$ino tells us he's just now able to get back to work but as we've reported, he's got no beef with Scrappy.
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Waka Flocka and Lil Scrappy won't be writing a relationship advice column any time soon, but they have some entertaining takes on relationships.
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Last year, when a bunch of scrappy upstarts banded together, they were called G2 and they won both the spring and summer splits.
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That being said, Aries is a scrappy sign who can get what they want regardless of how much money is in the bank.
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In the meantime, scrappy ol' Twitter must do what it does best: dunking on bad tweets, one Judge Judy GIF at a time.
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SEATTLE — Jurgen Klinsmann could barely contain his glee late Thursday night after a tense, scrappy quarterfinal encounter with Ecuador in the Copa América.
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"It's often the scrappy, unconventional news outlets that challenge conventional wisdom, and in doing so, they serve an important purpose," Ms. Kirtley said.
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New York (CNN)A scrappy American rocket startup just set the bar in the red-hot market for companies that launch small satellites.
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Brunson sets great screens, makes smart passes, and plays with a scrappy fearlessness on both ends that partially mitigates his lack of gravity.
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More Americans than ever are falling into that second category, a scrappy mix of the self-employed, solo entrepreneurs, freelancers and contract workers.
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The Cubs were no longer scrappy underdogs but a dominant team of talented young stars that won 103 games in the regular season.
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Most were there that night to see the best team and the best player in the country, not the scrappy squad of locals.
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Henney, who also owns a smaller gator named Scrappy, told the Inquirer that he's even let Wally sleep with him in his bed.
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Gillette is a giant in the shaving industry, but its foothold is shrinking as scrappy competitors offering disposable razor subscriptions capture younger consumers.
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The N.R.A. was initially skittish about the case, which was brought by a scrappy group of libertarian lawyers led by Robert A. Levy.
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She turned scrappy and raw in "The Fighter" (2010), chillingly zealous in "The Master" (2012) and cunning and carnal in "American Hustle" (2013).
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The scrappy agency, the South African Revenue Service, won plaudits from the World Bank, Princeton University and other rarefied corners of the world.
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PERSON TO PERSON Shooting on 16-millimeter, Dustin Guy Defa directs this scrappy ensemble comedy set on a single day in New York.
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Accordingly, the best sovereign-debt hedge funds are run by scrappy types with experience in courtrooms, not business-school graduates or management consultants.
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At home, it faces rising competition from big, deep-pocketed rivals like Huawei Technologies and other scrappy upstarts like the Chinese brand OnePlus.
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Miles of sand and dirt filled the landscape, scrappy desert plants and the Kingston and Avawatz mountain ranges rising out of the flatness.
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The slapped woman was around sixty, tall, lean, sun-reddened, scrappy, a rancher, maybe, and we stood there a few minutes, recovering ourselves.
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Lee Daniels's fairy tale about a scrappy survivor (Jude Demorest) named Star and her girl-group dreams moves into its regular time slot.
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But we're very much about strengthening our team, and making sure that we have a culture of those that are entrepreneurial and scrappy.
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The museum side of 21c is supported by the hotel and restaurant revenue, and as such, Stites has created a scrappy and efficient team.
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All of which brings me back to Scrappy Little Nobody, the very title of which seems to play into this concept of self-performance.
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It allows us to get scrappy, take things into our own hands, and perhaps even save a little bit of money along the way.
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Venture into the offices of many young tech companies and you'll notice a certain aesthetic—scrappy yet stark, with an undertone of sophomoric bemusement.
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And if there's one thing we know for sure, it's that Sundance judges LOVE a scrappy, low-budget film with a side of quirk.
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When I talk to him, he does remind me of a lot of the young, scrappy entrepreneurs that I invest in in their 30s.
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Now Simmons will battle tougher foes against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, especially stalwart left guard Ali Marpet and scrappy center Ryan Jensen.
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It was clear from Silicon Valley's second season that the show was never going to be about young, scrappy entrepreneurs making the next Facebook.
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American Playboy depicts the early days of the magazine as a scrappy, progressive startup with a noble and liberal cause challenging the status quo.
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"There's a reason people compare him to a Kennedy," Sam Hatton, who's running a scrappy campaign for the Texas House District 71, told me.
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Atlanta will attempt to build on last season's run to the conference final, while the scrappy Boston Celtics will not be a pushover opponent.
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To really make it in fashion, it's pretty true that one has to be just as precious about their craft as they are scrappy.
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But at times, Tacoma tries to do a bit too much, getting away from the personal, scrappy feel that made Gone Home so memorable.
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Like his co-star Finn Wolfhard who fronts scrappy Canadian rock band Calpurnia, there's a lot of music happening in the Stranger Things cast.
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I dig the coincidence [of the toothbrush phenomenon though,] and there are definitely times when I miss the moronic chaos of those scrappy venues.
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Their first fund of just $7 million in 7203 taught them to be scrappy, and consider nascent companies yet to find product market fit.
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Your agent in all the carnage is Walker, a scrappy wastelander who is thrust without warning into the role of Authority-defying super-soldier.
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" Miriam Park, Amazon's director of university programs, "said business students understand Amazon's customer-obsessed ethos and tend to be 'risk oriented,' scrappy and analytical.
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There are plenty of people making strong, scrappy, introspective rock music right now, even if the genre is still working through an overall lull.
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Some of the scrappy volunteer groups that flocked to Lesbos last autumn, when 6,000 refugees might clamber ashore in one day, are closing shop.
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They had to circle a continent, so the odds were against them, but the odds are always against these crazy kids and they're scrappy.
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And when challenged by a scrappy upstart, it is likely that they will gobble up the talent, technology and business of any aspiring competitor.
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Will the title go to the Oklahoma Sooners, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, the Clemson Tigers, or those scrappy underdogs, the Alabama Crimson Tide?
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Of course, like Russell Crowe in Cinderella Man, he stages a triumphant comeback with the help of a scrappy team of trainers and buddies.
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These two facts would have ramifications for the tech team as Deliveroo evolved from a scrappy startup into a well-funded, international scale-up.
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The Thunder looked slack, too, committing seven turnovers, and after a scrappy first quarter, with no easy baskets, Oklahoma City was ahead, 22-16.
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But scrappy Washington would not be denied, dishing the Astros' final at-home humiliation after Houston failed to convert on their mid-series resurgence.
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"We had a scrappy group out there," the interim coach Tony Brown said after coaching what was probably his final game for the Nets.
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Mr. Chávez and his students formed the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura and gained fame once video of their playing these scrappy instruments went online.
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Years earlier, Biden, during a 2009 labor conference, called himself "Middle Class Joe" and a "scrappy kid from Scranton, Pennsylvania," according to the Post.
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Rey, the scrappy heroine in last year's "The Force Awakens," and Leia, the tough princess of the original trilogy, were also surrounded by men.
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David Waldstein: Lest Lester forget (see what I did there?), the Indians are a scrappy team capable of clawing their way back into this.
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Forming a subtle division between clay and scrappy figure drawings, Sadie Benning creates a confounding yet dynamic series of hybrid sculpture/painting/photography artwork.
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In his pre-Bond television spy life as The Saint, the actor took up judo to help him properly play the scrappy Simon Templar.
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Psychopaths are the most competent survivalists, suicide bombing is normal, and a scrappy band of rebels led by Sigourney Weaver are our only hope.
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But now, the same open-source tools and inexpensive building blocks that enable small, scrappy startup teams also enable a new breed of nonprofit.
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Mr. Ramsey's favorite is a scrappy green ash tree that was found growing between two bricks on the rooftop in June and relocated below.
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This past decade saw Facebook go from a scrappy startup to a global power, and Uber from a car-ride concept to a verb.
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A phalanx of military and police personnel swarmed a small hotel in the center of Tapachula, this scrappy city near Mexico's border with Guatemala.
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Where "Loudest Voice" gives us Ailes as a huffing, predatory elder, "Ink" finds Murdoch — to quote the un-Foxian "Hamilton" — young, scrappy and hungry.
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Create a scrappy paean to your favorite artist, start your own comic strip, or go all out and fantasize about creating your own publication.
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In this climate, breaking a story that includes tough accusations against those in high places requires more than a scrappy reporter with a notebook.
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Despite being slowed a bit by age and health challenges — he goes to dialysis three times a week — he is as scrappy as ever.
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It's a scrappy, entertaining little bunch of shows, though, with an underdog's energy and signs of an appealingly high-low, genre-smart curatorial sensibility.
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But China still regarded itself as a scrappy latecomer, using whatever tools it could to protect and improve the lives of a vast population.
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So eight of the nine Best Picture contenders were distributed by either one of the big six studios or a scrappy upstart named Netflix.
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Somehow, miraculously, these 13 scrappy colonies managed to defeat one of the most powerful empires in the world, and we become a new nation.
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After just a few descriptions of their scrappy, joyful, sex-and-drug-fueled sorties, you can pretty much tell where this ride will end.
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Sarah Palin, the school's most famous graduate, helped the girls' team to a state championship in 29 when she was a scrappy point guard.
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These numbers are performed by a team of highly individual, scrappy looking young musician-actors who find their bliss in making sweet sounds together.
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But such is the scrappy charm of making new theater in a small community: you work really hard with whomever and whatever is available.
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Entrepreneurship is for the hustlers — those who can't hold down a traditional job and have to get creative and scrappy to make a living.
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INTERNATIONAL PRINT CENTER NEW YORK This scrappy nonprofit is New York's only space devoted to etchings, woodcuts, monotypes and all sorts of printed images.
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Once viewed as scrappy competitors to the traditional players, fintechs have represented a real threat to how established firms across financial services do business.
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Once viewed as scrappy competitors to the traditional players, fintechs have represented a real threat to how established firms across financial services do business.
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But if the scrappy, not-so-far-behind-anymore underdog is content to run on vague slogans, it could also be a bit scary.
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Arthur has superpowers granted by the sword, but the real superpowers, the movie suggests, come from the street smarts and scrappy lads from Londinium.
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Well, you know, we were a small, scrappy studio, and people seemed really excited about our game, and we were really excited about it!
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Although it was a scrappy 24-212 win at second bottom Fulham, it was crucial that Liverpool got back to winning ways on the road.
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Eric Dier scored the decisive kick after a scrappy game ended in a 1-1 draw, denying Colombia a second consecutive trip to the quarterfinals.
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Elena and Lila are both scrappy, canny, and gifted, but it is Lila who is the dark heart of both the novels and the series.
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But in this political vortex, scrappy McAllen has proven it can not only survive — but thrive amid the ebbs and flows of the global economy.
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However, the divisive nominee has had trouble fundraising in the past, and his scrappy campaign has operated on a shoestring budget for its entire existence.
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Above all, Jessi inspires us to keep tearing down rigid definitions of "femininity" in pursuit of our own, utterly unique identities, scrappy '90s overalls included.
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And I think personally, I was very struck by that advice when I was a young, scrappy editor, roaming all around town looking for work.
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Still, a few humans remain on the side of the Autobots, including scrappy teen orphan Izabella (Isabela Moner) and failed inventor Cade Yeager (Mark Wahlberg).
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Once that idea of romantic love had been captured in everything from high art to scrappy cartoons in newspapers, the mood of the nation changed.
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Back when Tumblr was a scrappy startup housed in the offices of Frederator Studios — the company behind Adventure Time — this sort of attitude made sense.
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It looked like a typical invention dreamed up by a scrappy team seeking cash for manufacturing — except that FirstBuild is a subsidiary of General Electric.
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He gives the scrappy kitten some serious nervous side-eye before walking away, realizing that they have some progress to make before they become BFFs.
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Quite the young, scrappy and hungry kid himself, he goes from street kid to the recipient of presidential praise within the space of a chapter.
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George couldn't be more humble about the situation -- saying he was a scrappy role player back in the day ... and Davis is obviously a superstar.
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"But if you're scrappy and good at what you do, there's a never-ending Rolodex of outlets to pitch and bylines to snag," GOBankingRates says.
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Lil Scrappy tells us he has no recollection of falling asleep, but admits he might have overdone it by driving too much in one day.
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If you're young, scrappy, and hungry like Alexander Hamilton once was, consider adding a touch of the Broadway musical on to your cap this year.
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What starts out as a story about a scrappy group saving the world, blending action, drama, and comedy in equal amounts, becomes something incredibly bleak.
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But all this drama ultimately has the potential to be good for consumers, even if some of the mechanisms used to expose them are scrappy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - T-Mobile US Inc has built a reputation as a scrappy underdog by offering cell service with no contracts and cheap prices.
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Instead, it's the uncomfortably stiff, thoroughly robotic animations that seemed cute once upon a time, when Telltale was a scrappy upstart grasping at larger ambitions.
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But Roger Dickey's heart is in consumer tech, and his company Gigster had pivoted to doing outsourced app development for enterprises instead of scrappy entrepreneurs.
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It's a towering achievement not just for its scrappy spirit, but for how much it sounded like the best and worst of a Chicago summer.
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The show itself — organized by Rocio Aranda-Alvarado, a curator at El Museo, and Amelia Malagamba-Ansótegui, an art historian — has a scrappy, hectic vibe.
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More than a few reminded me of Novogratz's wrestling friends—scrappy lower-middle-class kids from the peripheries of New York or Naples or Moscow.
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Larger firms and people in existing jobs are much more likely than scrappy startups to be able to pay the excess costs imposed by regulations.
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As the Federalists see it, the society's founders were scrappy outsiders who were waging a lonely struggle against the pervasive liberalism of America's law schools.
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Two decades ago, a scrappy 9-year-old kid from the south side's Slovak neighborhood came to Loew's gym looking to learn how to box.
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Watching his ascent from a scrappy teen rapper to a full-fledged artist and celebrity has been especially rewarding given his obvious charm and heart.
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"The Rarity of Experience" (No Quarter) Chris Forsyth is a certain kind of rock guitar player: a stickler with limitations, a scrappy and mystical historian.
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As is the case at plenty of scrappy startups, Cube's engineering team found themselves using particular technologies — Microsoft's Azure, AWS, Heroku — based on free credits.
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And you gotta worry today about whether, you know, people in Silicon Valley are feeling young, scrappy, and hungry, 'cause that's what builds great companies.
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We cut through the daily noise in a field that often elevates the networked, pedigreed, and wealthy rather than the critical, scrappy, and fiercely independent.
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Companies are created, then valued in the billions of dollars a couple of years later, only to be superseded shortly thereafter by a scrappy upstart.
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The fact that some scrappy channels have been able to draw attention to potentially sketchy practices and call influencers and brands to account is remarkable.
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In Tijuana, the migrants have squeezed into two shelters in a scrappy neighborhood wedged between the city's red-light district and the United States border.
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In 2015 Katie Nolan, then the host of the scrappy, low-budget Fox Sports show "Garbage Time," lodged a critique of The Players' Tribune model.
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We approach "Planetary" at an oblique angle, imagining it to be just another scrappy ladder resting on the floor, albeit, possessing a rather aesthetic scrappiness.
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Ms. Sanchez's brother is a scrappy agent to a roster of reality TV personalities and an incorrigible gossip even in a town full of them.
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But questions of money, usually considered crass, had an air of scrappy anti-corporate camaraderie in Prince's world, and became a kind of comforting refrain.
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For a scrappy machine learning experiment seeking to shift the Lone Star state's political fortunes, the proof will be in the pudding later in 2020.
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At N.Y.C.F.C., jerseys in the stands honored the lightly used (and now departed) Kwadwo Poku as well as the scrappy but opportunistic midfielder Tommy McNamara.
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And a lot of them were kind of scrappy personalities who thought: Well, I'm just as smart as the people at the white-shoe firms.
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If Lyon is a thoroughbred, a crowd-favorite racehorse, then Marseille is the scrappy long shot who sneaks into the track and steals the race.
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He grew up in the somewhat scrappy Crumlin section of Dublin and chucked a job as a plumber's apprentice to focus on mixed martial arts.
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She completed her first novel, "Shadow and Bone," the first of a trilogy featuring a scrappy heroine named Alina Starkov, at the age of 35.
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As"Star Trek" has evolved over its half-century history into a monolithic and omnipresent institution, it can be easy to forget its scrappy origins.
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Both actors have been forced to relentlessly spin their own scrappy, self-made material just to jam their foot in the door of eventual stardom.
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But in using the scrappy Off Broadway milieu to boost Charlie's bona fides, "Marriage Story" makes the same fundamental mistake as "Barry" and the others.
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"We have to be super scrappy all the time, but I think that&aposs what makes us really good business owners and people," she said.
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"Beyond ideology: The voters torn between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden," by Evan Halper and Janet Hook The old, "scrappy" guy division of the primary.
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Tharney works alongside a scrappy skeleton crew of attorneys, all of whom cram into a conference-room-sized office space located in a courthouse building.
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This is appropriate for a show that tracks the evolution of a group of men who were trapped in eternal scrappy adolescence by outrageous fame.
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How do you take a scrappy late-night series hosted by a couple of Bronx pop culture aficionados and size it up for premium cable?
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Kathryn Jezer-Morton went deep on the past 10 years of parenting influencers, from scrappy blogs to multi-platform personal brands. Freya. Theo. Eloise. Otto.
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He made "a bunch of scrappy shirts" and became Zero Waste Daniel, his Instagram name (which he had chosen because Daniel Silverstein was already taken).
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A scrappy organization founded to provide affordable studios, and largely ignored by the city's marquee art institutions, was suddenly poised to become a major player.
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Our Scrappy sources say he'll have to undergo several months of intensive therapy on his foot, which now has a lot of hardware in it.
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To Joe Biden, the scrappy kid from Scranton who became Delaware's favorite son: you were the first choice I made as a nominee, and the best.
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Actress Christina Ricci portrays the vivacious socialite and novelist, and, in a new trailer for the series, expertly channels Zelda's slinky flapper style and scrappy attitude.
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Fortunately, the ever-scrappy Star knocks her attacker on the ground, knees him in the groin with her heel, and tells Cotton to fetch her money.
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It was a photogenic finish to a scrappy Fight Pass card, and it allowed the 37-year-old Manuwa to retake the narrative of his career.
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Will breaking up companies such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook provide a more level playing field for the next generation of scrappy start-ups to compete?
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"I started a company out of high school with my dad which is where I learned how to be a scrappy entrepreneur, from him," he said.
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Early on, the movie introduces a surrogate daughter for Cade — a scrappy little girl who's lost her family and has a preternatural knack for robot repair.
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But that allowed the company to position itself as the scrappy underdog, which paid off when Uber suffered a series of self-inflicted scandals in 2017.
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A scrappy operation run by just five enterprise industry veterans, it defies convention in a number of ways, including setting up shop in New York City.
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The tale has become part of a campaign narrative of a populist, scrappy Mr. Cruz putting everything on the line to overcome a wealthy establishment opponent.
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However, the public's rediscovered affection for Mr Woods—now seen as a scrappy underdog rather than a reckless, entitled superstar—may be clouding the markets' judgment.
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Indeed, Sturgess himself was just a scrappy up-and-comer when he landed 21, which would turn out to be one of his first big breakthroughs.
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Blockchain in 2017 is a crystal ball: everyone from scrappy entrepreneurs to large incumbents to central banks looks into it and sees their future business model.
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They were scrappy and melodic, minimal yet expansive—conceptual in the way all good art is, but punchy and direct, like all good punk should be.
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BTW, nice to see Waka back with Tammy Rivera after a short breakup -- and she even dropped a bombshell about Scrappy and Bambi Benson's upcoming wedding.
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While it may be harder than ever for young people to get their business ideas off the ground, millennials are nothing if not scrappy and resourceful.
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Before the second round of revelations emerge, Weiner is a budding redemption saga, exactly the kind of scrappy-underdog-makes-good story Americans love in fiction.
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The title track is a previously unissued piece of Mr. Coleman's, in a manner of speaking: It's a scrappy tune transcribed from his alto saxophone playing.
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In 2018, Major Murphy released what's perhaps the city's best debuts ever in their excellent No. 1, which combined buoyant McCartney-inspired pop with scrappy jangle.
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The house is near Elemental's office, a scrappy suite of rooms for 20-odd employees that takes up half a floor in an aging commercial tower.
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The school's scrappy unconventionality attracted Ashley and Melissa; their friends were preparing for college, and the twins were restless to get on with their own educations.
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Sharapova, who was granted a wildcard entry to the tournament, made too many unforced errors in a scrappy first set that featured six breaks of serve.
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Elsewhere, she knows, women of her generation are forging scrappy feminist ventures of their own, trying to articulate what matters to them and to their world.
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More fundamentally, a split is growing between the large, traditional environmental groups that try to work with companies and the scrappy campaigners who stand proudly outside.
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The offense, capable of scrappy play early in the season, has looked lost without guard Joel Bitonio, who was out for the season after Week 5.
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Factor, as a west coast producer and considering the grimey, scrappy feel to hip-hop out here, does that attitude play into you work with Joey?
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Felder, a heavy counter striker who excels with intercepting knees, was drawn out with feints and the scrappy southpaw, Trinaldo, capitalized on Felder's overcommitments each time.
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Since selling the company to GM, Cruise has scaled rapidly and seemed to maintain a scrappy startup feel though now a division of a massive corporation.
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It was founded as a scrappy investigative reporting and entertainment outlet in 2012 by Maria Ressa, a former CNN bureau chief in Manila and Jakarta, Indonesia.
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And, in Brooklyn, on a scrappy set in the Vice office, the comedians known as Desus Nice and the Kid Mero were filming their own response.
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The Jets (1-0), however, appear to be in transition from a scrappy team that made opponents work to one that might be something approaching good.
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They had come to see a unicorn, a scrappy holdout, a working museum of old-fashioned artisanship that somehow had to turn a modern-day profit.
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This unlucky assignment fell to Mario Hezonja, a scrappy Knicks journeyman from Croatia who comes off the bench, occasionally, for the worst team in the league.
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As such, it's pretty good fun, and could almost be described without sarcasm as a scrappy little picture, like most of Boden and Fleck's other work.
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All the world loves a David and Goliath story, especially when a scrappy little David goes on to become a towering Goliath in his own right.
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The way he plays — brave, scrappy, industrious — and the way he thinks — modest, humble, unaffected — are the values that English soccer has traditionally attached to itself.
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Together, they make scrappy and dissolute music with more action than density; melodies break down quickly, but the band hardly ever loses its conviction or cohesion.
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At concerts and in clubs, Queensbridge persists as a misnomer, evoked to represent the entire borough: a rogue symbol of Queens' scrappy tenacity and opaque borders.
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The Getty's acquisition tells the story of how a once-scrappy alternative art space withstood decades of economic and cultural change and survived through the present.
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The Canadian city of Nanaimo, in British Columbia, has been a scrappy outpost of the Hudson's Bay Company, a coal mining center and a timber town.
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As we first showed you ...a surveillance camera captured the moment Scrappy slammed his white Mercedes into a utility pole, breaking his foot in 7 places.
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But as a scrappy band of investigators who congregated in the YA Twitter community discovered, it wasn't because a lot of people were reading the book.
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As those who might have watched Rent with starry-eyed fantasies of chasing an artistic dream got older, some became less sympathetic with the scrappy vagabonds.
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They were alive with doodles and collages, cute cartoons, and portraits of queens, the same mix of wit, glam, and scrappy spirit that oozed from Tabboo!
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"There's one approach of build it and they will come — build a fancy website and hope people will show up," Lake says of her scrappy, early days.
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"I tried to give them really tangible skills, like setting aside time and scheduling, and being scrappy about it," she told BuzzFeed News in a recent interview.
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I found it to be a scrappy place with a tradition of taking the long view—most notably by successfully deploying a low-priced fiber optic service.
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Lil Scrappy was hospitalized this weekend after being found nearly unconscious and seriously jacked up following a horrific car accident he was involved in ... TMZ has learned.
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Not to be overlooked is McIlroy, who returned a scrappy 70 to leave him five back but not out of range of a second U.S. Open title.
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Today, the company looks more like a conventional real estate agency — albeit an unusually tech-savvy one — than the scrappy, disruptive startup Kelman led a decade ago.
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We're so fortunate that we have an amazing team, we have amazing people, we have amazing investors, and we're actually clever and we're smart and we're scrappy.
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And yet, the scrappy folk-punk duo turned uncategorizable rock band has maintained a passionately loyal fanbase due largely to the radical empathy found in Bonnette's lyrics.
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Thousands held a scrappy anti-government protest on Wednesday at a suburban subway station where demonstrators were attacked by a mob of white-shirted men last month.
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Instead of trying to compete with a company like Apple, these scrappy startups filled the gap left by RadioShack and built businesses worthy of respect and emulation.
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In a press conference on January 11th, his first for six months, Mr Trump was as thin-skinned, loose-lipped and scrappy as he has ever been.
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"He was a scrappy little thing, just as he is now," says Highsmith, who coached against Walden for two years while at fellow ASC school McMurry University.
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After a scrappy victory over local hope Kimmer Coppejans in the opening round, Murray showed signs that he is returning to his aggressive best against Uruguay's Cuevas.
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There's still a man dressed all in black who can choke you with a hand gesture, and a scrappy band who stands up to all that darkness.
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But Hamilton continues to be surprised by the feedback she receives — often, the VCs she works with are shocked with how resourceful and scrappy Backstage's businesses are.
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After a string of Initial Coin Offerings that brought buyers nothing but grief (and lost money), the scrappy little startup become the darling of the crypto world.
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Even amid a growing backlash to Big Tech, evoking a no-nonsense startup retains some appeal, with its suggestion of scrappy agility, innovation, and single-minded focus.
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As it pushes to make apps communicate better, the scrappy San Francisco company has developed a culture that favors boldness and taking initiative, and frowns on perfectionism.
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Keep shooting robots, Elon — especially the infuriating walking turret Bastion, whose stupendously powerful turret and Scrappy Doo celebrations make him Overwatch's most irritating character to play against.
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Like Anthrax or Slayer, Metallica came up through the hard rock ranks as scrappy, denim-clad thrash trailblazers, building a sizeable core audience of long-haired loyalists.
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Cunard plays Betty Bronson, a scrappy secret service detective, sent out to a poor mountain region to investigate and bring to trial whiskey bootleggers, during the Prohibition.
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People such as Kauffman portray direct democracy as a scrappy, passionate enterprise: the underrepresented, the oppressed, and the dissatisfied get together and, strengthened by numbers, force change.
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About the only way the traditional yogurt giants had left to set themselves apart from their scrappy new competitors was to embrace organic milk, an expensive proposition.
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Even in our optimistic, scrappy community of conservatives advocating for free market climate action, none of us actually believes congressional debate of a carbon tax is imminent.
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I've attended Burning Man for 10 years, and seen all levels of tech execs from unicorn CEOs to scrappy Y Combinator founders having fun in the dust.
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Beyond the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, there were more than 80 art and cultural events during the week, including the scrappy satellite fair Art Central.
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COVENTRY, England — There seems to be little about the scrappy energy company in central England that would appeal to Royal Dutch Shell, the button-down oil giant.
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The director's story begins with cofounding the Downtown Community Television Center, where he used scrappy video equipment to expose sweatshops and chronicle labor struggles in New York.
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For South Korea's scrappy women's ice hockey team, solidarity has come with frustration: Some of the players are being forced to give up spots to North Koreans.
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Matta and Neo-Popists like Kenny Scharf, who is also in the show, are direct antecedents to the scrappy, catch-all Surrealism that dominates much contemporary painting.
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To say goodbye to some of the most incredible, intelligent, scrappy, funny, loving, dedicated members of our Bird Family for reasons totally outside our control, hurts deeply.
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Entrepreneurs like Zuckerberg are chest-thumpers at heart, needing to show they remain as scrappy as ever despite the vast wealth and gilded life they've eased into.
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Today, that era is seen as an important and inimitable time in Toronto; a load of artists poised between scrappy obscurity and global (if sometimes niche) success.
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Soon enough, that scrappy cabin in the Catskills starts to house not just the trinkets collected during three-day weekends, but the memories that make a life.
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Roundup Paris Saint-Germain showed its resilient side, beating visiting Liverpool 22-20 Wednesday in a scrappy match to get its Champions League campaign back on track.
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If a scrappy Off Broadway miniature isn't a totally satisfying solution either, it may be the only future possible for this much-reincarnated but still beguiling show.
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Highlights from that record include "Pristine," a scrappy yet elegant ode to the torment of first love, and "Heat Wave," on which Jordan showcases her guitar chops.
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In retrospect, though, it seems possible that this scrappy little indie (which just missed making the list below) was something more than a bit of nasty fun.
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The film complicates the series's long-standing alliances between noble Jedi and scrappy rebels on one side and evil empires and monstrous Sith lords on the other.
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A central part of his self-image is clearly still grounded in that period, when he was not an all-powerful television demigod but a scrappy outsider.
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A former co-chief executive of Deutsche Bank, Mr. Jain has joined Cantor Fitzgerald as president, with a mandate to help the scrappy capital markets outfit grow.
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The scrappy "artisanal" mines provide a crucial source of income to people outside Tanzania's cities, but like the mining site at Nyaligongo, many operate without government licenses.
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And real estate brokers, designers and contractors credit the popularity of reality TV, specifically scrappy, do-it-yourself flipper shows, with encouraging this new generation of investors.
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Mr. Weiner, known for his scrappy and brash style, entered Congress in 1998, winning the seat Chuck Schumer vacated after being elected to the United States Senate.
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Originally contracted to write about black holes themselves, she became increasingly drawn to the story of the scrappy scientists who built a fantastically complicated machine to detect them.
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Long stretches of see-through plastic unravel one over another, subtly revealing the scrappy outline of an easy chair and the shaded profile of a friendly female face.
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I just think they missed a big opportunity to give him a friend named Scrappy, who is just an unidentifiable mass of pork trimmings shaped like a brick.
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People say millennials are a lazy and entitled bunch, but most millennials I know are hustlers — we're scrappy, on the move, and constantly aiming to get shit done.
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The scrappy startups: Smaller companies have more to gain from rules preventing larger competitors from getting preferential treatment and less to lose by getting into a political brawl.
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The entrepreneur started what would become the Virgin empire as a single record store in London and he thinks it's still important to take the scrappy upstart approach.
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The early OutCast days were scrappy—the pair ran the agency from Marooney's spare bedroom in Berkeley, alternating with Wennmachers' kitchen table in San Francisco's Cow Hollow neighborhood.
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When Nadal stepped onto the scene as a scrappy teenage clay-court specialist, his name was practically ubiquitous with a killer lefty forehand and past-the-knee shorts.
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" Benioff says (of Kushner): "When I talk to him, he does remind me of a lot of the young, scrappy entrepreneurs that I invest in in their 30s.
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Klobuchar will tell crowds that she is "surging," while Buttigieg recalls just how scrappy his campaign was when it began, giving the impression of unstoppable, one-way momentum.
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It's a literally faceless blob of smoke, yet it's still so large a threat that it's hard to imagine even our scrappy, ragtag bunch of teens defeating it.
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On September 24, 2010, Mark Zuckerberg was known, to the extent he was known at all, as a scrappy 26-year-old Harvard dropout and tech company founder.
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The movie instead pointedly establishes her as a scrappy delivery girl strapped for cash, rejecting his inheritance money and mysterious disappearance because she believes he's still alive somewhere.
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Indiegogo has historically been about helping the young and scrappy entrepreneur to put their idea out there and get some much-needed capital for a first production batch.
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Life has been going well for Rosenstock over the last two years since he brought a tearful end to his beloved, scrappy punk project, Bomb the Music Industry!
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The aging power hitter recorded his third consecutive 40-home run season earlier in the week, then he played the part of a scrappy hustle guy on Thursday.
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In a sense, the mentality internally shifted to Rubio acting as a front-runner to a scrappy underdog, something they believed helped provide new energy to his campaign.
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The Germans relied on a scrappy defence and opportunistic offence to squeeze past a Canadian team who had looked on course for a third straight Olympic final appearance.
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Invited to speak about the mechanics of Trump's digital campaign, the product head spun Cambridge Analytica's tale as that of a scrappy underdog against the Hillary Clinton machine.
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While there's certainly something irritating about the elites of today who mistakenly think they're scrappy or "normal," what happens differently when unearned advantage is out in the open?
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Burkhead is five years younger than Danny Woodhead and doesn't have the recent history of serious injury, so the market for scrappy looks to be all his. 22002.
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The fights I witnessed were half-arsed, scrappy bouts contested by very drunk young men who'd not fought since school and weren't that interested in doing it now.
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But back in 1994, he was just a scrappy entrepreneur building his dream team, and using '90s era message boards and double spaces after periods to do it.
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In retirement, Khan's father, Amanullah, became a muezzin at the Balham Mosque, in Tooting, the scrappy, polyglot South London neighborhood where the Mayor grew up and still lives.
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Still, the performance offered animated, if sometimes scrappy, playing by the New York City Opera Orchestra under the conductor James Meena, and vibrant singing from the company's chorus.
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The 1,400-word story would mark the beginning of a massive shift on Uber's part from scrappy startup gearing for astronomical growth to a publicly traded, global entity.
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As head of a scrappy start-up going up against financial behemoths to get Hollywood deals, Mr. Bannon showed the fierce competitiveness that would later drive his politics.
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Part scrappy, part sweet and wholly enjoyable, "The Lost Arcade" is a love letter to a vanished piece of New York, and a little wish for the future.
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When we get to the final fight, we're not talking about some rag-tag bunch of scrappy white hicks winning a state championship they had no business winning.
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But the scrappy startup didn't have the resources to collect the tens or hundreds of thousands of hand-labeled images typically needed to teach algorithms in such projects.
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"A Pearl," her most miserable ode to keeping secrets, starts out fresh and jangly before static starts to crackle and the song erupts into a scrappy noise explosion.
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She would be the scrappy protagonist who beat the odds — allowing us to celebrate the triumph of modern science and worry a bit less about our own mortality.
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He brought up a point, that he feels like you guys are kind of like BuzzFeed News maybe circa 22014, where you're scrappy, you take these big swings.
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This was the height of the scrappy "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls" era of Hollywood, so, aptly enough, Mr. Camp's own career narrative was that of a maverick independent.
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Before Fling I'd been scrappy, constantly brushing arms with death running one of the most popular fitness apps in the world perpetually from the end of our runway.
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We got Scrappy outside DS17 Lounge in Atlanta, and he tells us why he's on board with some of The Donald's more controversial comments, with one grande excepción!
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Each of the 11 tunes on her new album has its own identity, but they're all unified by a loose, scrappy energy and a dedication to serious plotting.
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The building, a cinder block warehouse that previously served as a hardware store, was tucked in a scrappy, semi-industrial neighborhood of this border city in northern Mexico.
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Jeff Bezos is a quirky libertarian, and his Washington Post has been a scrappy counter to a president who has made a punching bag out of the Constitution.
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There were, in those days, also sometimes scrappy performances at St. Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue, with a choir of men and boy trebles led by Gerre Hancock.
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Connoisseurs of New York City rap have been following the smart, scrappy lyricist known as Wiki since he debuted as part of the group Ratking five years ago.
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Mr. Kasowitz is well known on Wall Street and in Manhattan business circles, although his firm became a force in New York after beginning as a scrappy upstart.
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In the late 2744s he was almost a Minimalist, but was disqualified by a growing penchant for working with rough materials, scrappy found objects and his own hands.
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We recently visited Relativity at their old headquarters, which had the scrappy (literally — there were metal scraps everywhere) industrial feel you'd expect from a large-scale hardware startup.
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Zero Hour organizes mobilizations, events and campaigns to bring youth voices to world leaders — all while being a bunch of scrappy kids just trying to survive high school.
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We have been told to be scrappy while watching our wages diminish, our work load increase and continuous promises of a better future if we push through now.
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Blogs Sure, blogs still exist, but the promise of a scrappy new form of communication, open to anyone has been chewed up and spit out by social media.
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The Bearcats turned up the pressure in the second half and tried to distance themselves from the scrappy Great Danes, who had upended Penn State in their opener.
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Our Kevin here is played by Jason Ritter, scrappy and sincere, and strong enough to keep the whole thing afloat despite tonal inconsistencies that would sink other shows.
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Mr. Drexler's decades of experience and deep knowledge of the retail industry were expected to help Outdoor Voices make the transition from scrappy start-up to mature business.
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Lil Scrappy just got the same treatment from cops that Offset received after crashing his whip -- he won't be facing prosecution over the accident ... at least for now.
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According to the traffic crash report -- obtained by TMZ -- Scrappy and his pal, Ca$ino Roulette, were found outside of the car and on the ground when authorities arrived.
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Here was the scrappy battle royale game he had created, being played by teams from all over the world in a packed arena, with many more watching from home.
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If you're familiar with OnePlus, you might know it as a company that portrays itself as a scrappy underdog that makes midrange phones that punch above their weight class.
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Like cinema, it's difficult to conceive of an idea that someone hasn't at least had a stab at, be it a big budget blockbuster or scrappy art house effort.
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The scrappy startup announced yesterday that it has raised $62 million in its Series B fundraising, led by the venture capital fund of Silicon Valley-based incubator Y Combinator.
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A deal like this was unthinkable when Grab was the scrappy underdog, but now it's a company that raises billions on a regular basis and is a category leader.
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With Gendry's sword-forging abilities and Daenerys' dragonglass mine at Dragonstone, Jon Snow's young, scrappy, and hungry army has a chance at defeating at least a few White Walkers.
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The tide of cards, the number of stoppages and the nervousness of the players made this a poor and scrappy game, unfit for what should be Europe's finest tournament.
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Gendin said he became one of a half-dozen or so partners Aronov worked with over the years as he built a scrappy real estate operation on Queens Boulevard.
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For a couple months each summer, your typically deluded Jets fan will daydream about a scrappy team, proving the naysayers wrong because, hey, at least let me have that.
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A Jamaica coalition could prove scrappy; the FDP and the Greens spent much of the election campaign at each other's necks over big subjects like refugees and the environment.
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Other professors reportedly lent money to Brin and Page as well, with investments as small $40, as the two scrappy students picked up spare parts from wherever they could.
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With the referendum won, he announced that he would step down as head of the scrappy UK Independence Party, which he has led on and off for ten years.
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One thing, however, is clear: Sonos has always been the best wireless speaker for the money and the Beam is another win for the scrappy and innovative speaker company.
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Though Chrome launched in 2008 as a scrappy upstart, it has for years been the dominant web browser, with over 60 percent market share on both desktop and mobile.
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Splyce, a scrappy crew of very young talents, was not expected to have a big impact on the international stage, at least not at this point in their careers.
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Three years later, the company left New Mexico and built its headquarters outside of Seattle, where Microsoft grew from a scrappy start-up into the behemoth it is today.
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Everyone knows OnePlus as the scrappy Chinese company that makes flagship Android phones and sells them for hundreds of dollars less than, say, Samsung's Galaxy phones or Google's Pixels.
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They're scrappy and aggressive; only one other team draws more charges and recovers more loose balls per 1003 minutes, and the Rockets also rank second in points off turnovers.
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In the currency of hoops rhetoric, "cerebral" and "scrappy" are damned faint praise, back-handed code to describe a kid missing a strand or two of essential athletic DNA.
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The Spartans looked the part of a scrappy, perfectly fine Big 238 team, 4-1 in conference going into Saturday with all five games being decided by one possession.
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We are a scrappy generation, one that takes the crappy inheritance of previous generations and turns it into a semi-literary post-punk commentary on the indignity of life.
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Max Verstappen, who botched his chances of victory in China with scrappy attempts to overtake Hamilton and Vettel last year, was fourth quickest in his Honda-powered Red Bull.
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But when Chris meets Tom's fiancée, the scrappy American actress Nola (Scarlett Johansson), the temperature of his life suddenly increases from a polite simmer to a full sexual boil.
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Comedian Kumail Nanjiani plays the character Dinesh on HBO's "Silicon Valley," a tongue-in-cheek satire about a scrappy start-up, Pied Piper, taking on a technology giant, Hooli.
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" But mostly, newly-scrappy Amanda is just excited to find a new family within the faire, as she "reevaluates everything she thought she knew about the pursuit of happiness.
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Right now, most VR titles are built by scrappy indie studios and are funded by initiatives like Oculus' push to invest $3 billion in VR over the next decade.
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In a particularly funny scene from Kedi, a baker describes how everyone in the neighborhood has a "running tab" at the vet for their scrappy friend Gamsiz (the "Player").
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Before the "Oracle of Omaha" earned an average of $225 million a day, he was a scrappy kid working schemes to earn $24,225, or what would be $53,000 today.
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As the T-Mobile and Sprint deal wraps up and T-Mobile's scrappy "uncarrier" marketing slows down, there may be more attention being paid to these smaller MVNO entities.
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He was a far-from-ordinary young man, a scrappy, skinny kid who played the ukulele and sang, born to a small Italian-American family in Hoboken in 217.
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Renowned political pundit Lil Scrappy is glued to all the election season coverage, and unlike most rappers ... he's proud to say he loves Donald Trump, up to a point.
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What began as a scrappy response to the annual conference of the Association of Performing Arts Professionals has grown into a January tradition, considerable in scope, influence and ambition.
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In its earliest incarnation, though, it was a scrappy upstart with an anarchic sensibility that stood in contrast to more established and relatively staid Chicago outfits like Second City.
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If you're a sucker for watching scrappy outsiders band together to get away with something the world has told them they shouldn't, Dolemite Is My Name is for you.
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"When I thought of beauty and femininity when I was a young scrappy girl growing up in Central Falls, Rhode Island, I didn't associate it with myself," Davis says.
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The victory was as decisive as it was unexpected — to everyone, perhaps, but the Americans themselves, who described themselves as a group of scrappy regular guys from Middle America.
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Far from a scrappy neighborhood hero, the MCU's Spider-Man often feels more like Iron Man Lite, with high-tech suits, AI assistants, and easy access to private jets.
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To the fury of her boss (Sam Waterston), she refuses, exits Cole, Kravitz in a huff and joins a scrappy boutique firm on the opposite side of the issue.
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"When I thought of beauty and femininity when I was a young scrappy girl growing up in Central Falls, Rhode Island, I didn't associate it with myself," Davis said.
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Paired in a thematic series with Bizet's "Carmen," Donizetti's "La Zingara" ("The Gypsy Girl"), written for Naples in 73, is given its American premiere by this scrappy uptown company.
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In short order, Ms. Allred, who has represented women in prominent sexual harassment cases for decades, became a character in the scrappy contest that will be decided Dec. 12.
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To be sure, Kurdistan is nothing like the Iraq of Mosul but a Middle Eastern Montana with ruins: a cooler, welcoming tableau of crisp mountain streams and scrappy peaks.
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No longer the scrappy, self-made man, Trump is being reincarnated in real time as the chosen son, with he and his father acting as partners in wealth creation.
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"To Joe Biden, the scrappy kid from Scranton who became Delaware's favorite son: You were the first choice I made as a nominee, and the best," Obama said in Chicago.
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"I enjoyed actually being this scrappy, maverick little magazine, less enjoyed being part of the big American company, and just felt that I should now do something else," she recalled.
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It's in the scrappy characters and the contrast between the rebels in their layered linen gear and the Empire soldiers in their shiny battle armor and space-Nazi military uniforms.
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Scrappy moneymaking schemes involving a lively pit bull and the aforementioned sow weave in and out of the narrative, as do members of the young men's genial circle of friends.
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William Junger of Stony Brook University told Nature: "I don't believe these scrappy new dental specimens inform the competing hypotheses for the origin of the species one way or another."
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With The Favourite's Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz (rightly) gobbling up two spots in this category, it was always going to be a scrappy fight for the many remaining contenders.
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On one level, it's a commentary about Silicon Valley as a place — the out-of-touch investors and evangelists, the scrappy nerds, and the ludicrous amounts of money flying around.
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While body checking is forbidden in women's hockey, the game was a scrappy affair which would be expected from a rivalry that both sides have routinely described as "a war".
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Early investments from a government agency, like NASA or the Air Force, can be a crucial step in the evolution of commercial space companies from scrappy startups to successful businesses.
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HBO's comedy series follows the scrappy startup Pied Piper, which hits on a brilliant algorithm for compressing information so it can zip through the pipes of the internet more quickly.
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That standoff, like this latest ruling, had less to do with the tussle between the scrappy ad blocking industry and publishers and more with one between two warring corporate interests.
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These skills came in handy when I founded my own business and had to budget for an office, build a team, do payroll and administer benefits as a scrappy entrepreneur.
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And to the HAMILTON cast members worldwide, THANK YOU for sharing your passions and above all else/I'm scrappy and hungry and I am not throwing away my shot. Ever.
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On Wednesday evening, the Blues beat the Boston Bruins 4-1 to win Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, ending a scrappy series between the two power-packed teams.
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SoFi, which has raced to about $8bn of funded loans since its founding in San Francisco in 2011, has styled itself as a scrappy upstart taking on some tarnished giants.
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The game started scrappy when Washington center Marcin Gortat and Bledsoe were each assessed a technical foul for shoving each other midway through the opening quarter before order was restored.
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I worked on a couple of startup projects while I was at UC Berkeley, and I taught myself scrappy product management and how to get software built using contract developers.
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Witnesses were quick to dial 911 too, and you can tell they were gravely concerned for Scrappy and his friend, Ca$ino Roulette, by the nature of the frantic call.
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It's a story of a scrappy kid from East Chicago with a mullet and a guillotine choke from hell that fought at the margins and coached himself to a championship.
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He's scrappy and aggressive on both ends, but, while existing in a terrible situation, he's somehow been asked to do too much and not enough at the exact same time.
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When Other Music, the scrappy East Village record store, opened in 220, it existed in the shadow of Tower Records, which ran the entire city block across East Fourth Street.
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Opera Lafayette, which revives French rarities, deserves credit for this latest ambitious project, and under the baton of its artistic director, Ryan Brown, its orchestra plays with sometimes scrappy spirit.
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Mercedes scored just two points after Lewis Hamilton finished a scrappy 11th but was elevated two places thanks to penalties for the Alfa Romeo drivers while Valtteri Bottas crashed out.
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This past March, New York hosted the Armory Show and Volta New York, The Art Show, and a cluster of satellite fairs, including the refined Independent and scrappy Spring Break.
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Then our Waypoint EIC Austin Walker showed me this old, but new to me, video of a scrappy English bulldog named Diesel and his love affair with a cardboard box.
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But just when you might be tempted to toss the book overboard, our scrappy gang pulls into port at Nagspeake — the setting for "Greenglass House" more than a century later.
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The musical's misleading portrayal of Hamilton as a "scrappy and hungry" man of the people obscures his loathing of the egalitarian tendencies of the revolutionary era in which he lived.
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There was the inward-facing, scrappy, and experimental Plenty that was constantly studying, building things and tearing them down — all in an effort to create the best growing tools possible.
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