Between them, these six stalwarts had won 707 international caps.
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Like many other Silicon Valley stalwarts, Zuckerberg favors a uniform.
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Other stalwarts from the World Series roster are also missing.
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A few stalwarts in Congress, like Conyers or former Rep.
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The vacant seats will effectively be filled by party stalwarts.
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He faces Perriello, who's been endorsed by progressive stalwarts Sens.
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Ro Khanna to centrist party stalwarts like New Jersey Sen.
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Indeed, there are a few stalwarts in the renewable-energy race.
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Life has aggressively taken on the stalwarts with cheap data plans.
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In 2010, a group of Reagan stalwarts re-launched the organization.
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L) as well as troubles for high street stalwarts Mothercare (MTC.
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She later caught up with other stalwarts, like Ferrier and Anderson.
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Later, stalwarts from the financial media such as Bloomberg, joined in.
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Some conservative media stalwarts pushed back against party regulars breaking ranks.
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Billionaire George Soros was brought up by GOP stalwarts like Rep.
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Maxine Waters and Karen Bass, two other progressive stalwarts from California.
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Anna and her co-founder, Red Devil, are the club's stalwarts.
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Stalwarts like Bill Russell, Ron Cey and Rick Monday dominated the lineup.
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Many Populist women were also stalwarts of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
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So those will obviously be stalwarts on our streaming platform in May.
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Some erstwhile GOP stalwarts even say they will vote for Hillary Clinton.
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But who will be the stalwarts who help press this agenda forward?
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Powerpop stalwarts The Thermals broke up earlier this week, and that sucks.
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But Kavanaugh has taken actions that separate him from the conservative stalwarts.
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Segment stalwarts have often been described as lumbering, bouncy or otherwise sloppy.
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Ms. Steggall is not alone in taking on Liberal Party stalwarts, either.
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Stalwarts like the National Organization for Women and Ms. magazine still exist.
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Visiting Buenos Aires is always filled with new discoveries and beloved stalwarts.
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Once, not so long ago, congressional Republicans were impeachment&aposs constitutional stalwarts.
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Records stalwarts the Lyres, who were big in nearby Boston back then.
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A few intimate stalwarts of the live music scene remain as well.
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Yet liberal stalwarts perplex those pundits by voting against GMO labeling. Why?
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But as with all technology, some stalwarts cling resolutely to the old ways.
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Harvesting these stalwarts can actually increase fire risks as more flammable vegetation accumulates.
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It's a family crossover aimed squarely at segment stalwarts like the Acura MDX.
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Whether these regime stalwarts had indeed agreed to dump Mr Maduro is unclear.
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The investigation landed several stalwarts of Mr. da Silva's Workers' Party in prison.
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He couldn't even control his own appointments, thanks to interference from the Stalwarts.
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Here are just a few, from the stalwarts to the up-and-comers.
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L) as well as sector stalwarts such as Birkin bag maker Hermes (HRMS.
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Those stalwarts survived Prohibition (with varying degrees of corruption) to become household names.
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Two BJP stalwarts with little background in finance will share his old post.
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And they in turn were following the progressive stalwarts of the party, Sens.
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His party's stalwarts won't be able to say that they weren't warned. ♦
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Over time, Apple has partnered with enterprise stalwarts like IBM, SAP and Cisco.
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At the same time however, stalwarts of the industry continue to soldier on.
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Over very long periods, however, they have outperformed, and some stalwarts remain hopeful.
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Given these results, will real people become summer-movie stalwarts just like superheroes?
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Wall Street banking stalwarts Citigroup, JPMorgan and Wells Fargo report results on Friday.
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It was a stronghold of stalwarts; there were hardly ever any new faces.
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AFL-CIO head Richard Trumka backs the deal, and liberal stalwarts like Sens.
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The Stalwarts, led by former President Ulysses S. Grant and New York Sen.
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RNC taps establishment stalwarts for convention posts CNN's Dana Bash contributed to this report.
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The bridge was opposed by major political stalwarts, including former Vice President Walter Mondale.
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Palin, I have become a target of the cynical stalwarts of the status quo.
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That includes stalwarts like Nike, as well as the more fashionable athleisure brand Lululemon.
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NLD stalwarts such as Aung Shin, a former political prisoner, have welcomed China's hospitality.
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Ms. Hmida said many party stalwarts had been sidelined as newcomers had muscled in.
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Stalwarts of the left and right alike are maddeningly bad at figuring this out.
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By the late nineties Arrows were grand prix stalwarts of more than 235 years.
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That Netflix is competing with Western anime distribution stalwarts like Funimation is also telling.
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In March a number of beloved mall stalwarts either shuttered doors or grossly downsized.
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Investors sent shares of local digital currency-related companies soaring, while cryptocurrency stalwarts rejoiced.
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Future bookings include Sheer Mag, Deerhoof and local D.I.Y. stalwarts the So So Glos.
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Sanders and Warren, two progressive stalwarts, will likely face an easier path to reelection.
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Stalwarts like Ms. Curtin are poised both to profit from and mourn the transformation.
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These days, fewer reporters attend the Burger Bash and fewer Food Network stalwarts compete.
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But with the technology stalwarts faltering, what does that mean for the stock market?
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All have been stalwarts in a league where quarterback turnover has plagued many franchises.
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The roster of speakers included opposition stalwarts like Aleksei A. Navalny, the anticorruption activist.
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All acquitted themselves fairly, although it was the stalwarts who starred for the Americans.
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Check. Former stalwarts of the hardcore punk scene who are now really into uppers?
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Over the past three decades, this trio has been one of jazz's quiet stalwarts.
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Only stubborn stalwarts like Lenovo persist with matte displays, and I love them for it.
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Because we just got a glimpse of how Republican party stalwarts are shifting the discussion.
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The Kochs have long been conservative stalwarts, but not always aligned with the Republican Party.
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Viewership plummeted in 2015 for stalwarts like History, A&E, USA, MTV and Comedy Central.
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Murray's bankruptcy follows those of industry stalwarts like Cloud Peak Energy, Cambrian Coal and Blackjewel.
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Are Sanders stalwarts at all worried that the Vermont senator has given up the fight?
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How do you capture the sneering emotion and rock sensibilities of these 90s rock stalwarts?
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He was happiest during the primaries when he was insulting Republican stalwarts like Jeb Bush.
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DURING a revolution, the quandary for stalwarts of the old order is: when to jump?
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Iger and Musk weren't the only corporate stalwarts to join the outcry over Trump's choice.
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There is bipartisan support for congressional investigations into the allegations — including party stalwarts like Sen.
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Startups in the city attract a lot of outside attention, including from Silicon Valley stalwarts.
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Publishers: Marvel's Avengers is going to be a huge one from RPG stalwarts Square Enix.
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At the traditional May Day parade, party stalwarts turned away and young activists booed him.
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Democratic stalwarts like Al Gore and John Kerry have urged members to fall in line.
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Once stalwarts of the industry, Sears, J.C. Penney and Macy's are closing hundreds of stores.
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The "shift," as members of the Koch Industries call it, has angered some GOP stalwarts.
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Supermarket Sainsbury's and high street stalwarts Marks & Spencer and Next rose 53 to 4.4 percent.
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And many Trump voters, believe it or not, were Romney stalwarts in the 2012 primary.
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OVID is a joint venture between multiple indie companies, including arthouse stalwarts Icarus and Grasshopper.
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The biggest components of the index are tech stalwarts like Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon.
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Ives also mentioned data-analytics company Splunk among the "tech cloud stalwarts" Google could buy.
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Ives called Workday among four "tech cloud stalwarts that stick out" as potential Google acquisitions.
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E-sports stalwarts joined, too: Cloud9 owns the London Spitfire, which won the first championship.
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Meanwhile, the roles of some progressive stalwarts were diminished when committee assignments were handed out.
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That maybe should not be a surprise, if this is how it treats its stalwarts.
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Not long ago, getting these stalwarts' votes would have been a forgone conclusion for Sessions.
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In Saigon, observers were aghast at seeing their esteemed stalwarts eclipsed by an unknown radical.
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Many Trump supporters are G.O.P. stalwarts who would support the Party's nominee no matter what.
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Push Biggest Tax Cuts EVER It's an idea endorsed by some conservative stalwarts like Sens.
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Trump is similarly sidling up to other religious right stalwarts in the race … Did you know?
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And, as Clinton stalwarts love to point out, she earned more votes than Trump in 2016.
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Another year, another list of the most popular passwords topped by the stalwarts 123456 and password.
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Kohl's also seems to hope K/lab will be a viable alternative for fast-fashion stalwarts.
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But the tech stalwarts stumbled in 2018, amid widespread calls for regulation and industry privacy scandals.
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Damian Marley, Goldie, and Detroit stalwarts Slum Village are some of the biggest names to feature.
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The stalwarts of Tunisian cuisine are all here: potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants, cauliflower, onion, peppers and zucchini.
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Yet it remains un-nominated, in favor of Emmy stalwarts like The Simpsons and South Park.
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In the season 6 trailer, which drops Monday, the show's stalwarts are in maximum security prison.
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Despite mounting criticism from party opponents and stalwarts, he showed no interest in backing down Monday.
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Others were there on behalf of GOP stalwarts like Woody Johnson, Harold Hamm and Joe Craft.
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From industry stalwarts to high-profile politicians, seemingly everyone's turning their backs against Amazon these days.
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In addition to those Republican stalwarts (respectively Gary Bauer and Tony Perkins), there are Democratic nominees.
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But it's also because she's relying on some of the voters who were stalwarts for Obama.
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This is a time for more of the ANC's stalwarts to line up and be counted.
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Instead of learning from their mistakes, party stalwarts are doubling down on the same failed strategy.
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Swiftmas co-star Calvin Harris and Guns N' Roses will join the indie stalwarts as headliners.
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The Boys The Boys are made up of members of VCR, Triage, and other scene stalwarts.
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Two other Gen X stalwarts, Edge and Christian, got their start as occult heels, as well.
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Swiftmas co-star Calvin Harris and Guns 'N Roses will join the indie stalwarts as headliners.
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Conkling had his reasons: the Cabinet contained no Stalwarts, and Blaine was now Secretary of State.
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Hewlett-Packard, one of the early stalwarts of Silicon Valley, split into two companies in 2014.
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And it is hardly surprising for stalwarts of an industry to claim it won't harm anyone.
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"Paris flight" features several classic rock stalwarts like Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, The Who, and The Doors.
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Now it is clear that the recycling of old stalwarts is not a viable path forward.
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Two enterprise cloud stalwarts have announced a new integration that brings Box content directly into ServiceNow.
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Most are not thru-hikers, those stalwarts who attempt to complete the trail in one go.
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Stalwarts of Chavismo, the doctrine created by Hugo Chávez, have stubbornly refused to face the reality.
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Ballot initiative 1631 had been backed by Bill Gates, Michael Bloomberg, and other pro-environment stalwarts.
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Pocan and Schakowsky are longtime progressive stalwarts, but Luján's co-sponsorship is a bit more surprising.
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But inside the gates of the military headquarters, Mr. al-Bashir's stalwarts are still in charge.
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And 45 movies were directed by women, including indie stalwarts like Tamara Jenkins and Debra Granik.
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Flavors are expanding beyond dusty stalwarts like pineapple to include kalamata olive, habanero chile or cumin.
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Even stalwarts of the progressive movement seem to reserve economic prosperity for the full-time worker.
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Industry stalwarts such as Ford, General Motors and Volkswagen are no longer the only automotive trendsetters.
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Even Valley stalwarts are reinventing themselves to be able to cash in on this digital wave.
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But the president's aggressive trade policies have beefed up tensions between him and the conservative stalwarts.
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Even some of the regular street-style photographers — usually sidewalk stalwarts — appeared to have stayed away.
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Snap, upon its public offering, became more valuable than stalwarts like American Airlines, Macy's and Xerox.
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The next year, Silicon Valley stalwarts Intel and Cisco both laid off several thousand employees apiece.
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For cable television stalwarts like TBS, ESPN, Discovery and Univision, 103 was not a great year.
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Two stalwarts of alternative radio from the 1990s and 2000s are teaming up for this show.
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Plus, he has two New York stalwarts on his side in Bill Mott and Jose Ortiz.
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With the advent of YouTube, many old school stalwarts currently lament the demise of regional styles.
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Nor need the technology be restricted to making things out of those industrial stalwarts, metal and plastic.
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Buying these products, as far as Free Produce stalwarts were concerned, was analogous to supporting slavery outright.
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The soundscape isn't as rich as those '90s stalwarts, but the darkness is there, and it's palpable.
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The staff featured former big leaguers, minor league free agents and a few long-time organizational stalwarts.
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In the election, voters backed the party's old stalwarts, while Blue Reform failed to win any seats.
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Fashion Week stalwarts Marc Jacobs, Ralph Lauren, and Calvin Klein will close the event on Feb. 18.
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Gains in shares of industrial stalwarts Boeing and 26.2M and bank Goldman Sachs helped boost the Dow.
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He says Sonos spent the first several years of its existence competing with audio stalwarts like Bose.
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It certainly doesn't have the high-end cache of new products from Sony and vinyl stalwarts, Technics.
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Stalwarts like French brasserie Justine's, which serves up its full menu and intoxicating cocktails until 2 a.m.
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Senior Republican strategists have been cautioning party stalwarts not to feel too good about the four holds.
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Online disruption and the decline of old stalwarts Sears and J.C. Penney have made investors justifiably jittery.
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He may find evidence of collusion so undeniable that even Republican stalwarts vote to remove the president.
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These pet parents, though, are more willing to do their shopping online than industry stalwarts had expected.
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He won accolades from two stalwarts of Southern kitchen culture, the magazines Southern Living and Garden & Gun.
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Exhibits rotate about once every three weeks, with openings that sometimes bring together the area's cantankerous stalwarts.
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Indie thriller directors are taking their cues from '80s genre stalwarts like John Carpenter and David Cronenberg.
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Rigby, lead singer of Melbourne stalwarts The Harpoons, provides backing vocals that play perfect contrast to Rabinovici.
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Some stalwarts of Mr. Abbas's Fatah party are calling on him to postpone or cancel the Oct.
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The television drama stalwarts Peter Sarsgaard and Jeff Daniels square off against each other in lead roles.
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Elsewhere in the wider Catskills region, other art world stalwarts have found camaraderie with their respective communities.
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About how Hyundai had done it, making an affordable, comfortable and stylish alternative to the segment stalwarts.
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Some East End stalwarts like Wölffer Kitchen of Sag Harbor are expanding with branches in other villages.
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Smartphone stalwarts would point out their addiction is not going to damage their body like smoking does.
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Hallmark and Lifetime, the stalwarts of the genre, each started their holiday lineups in October this year.
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Her task is to earn votes in key battleground states while keeping party stalwarts excited and engaged.
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But where — if at all — does the Aizuri Quartet fit alongside such stalwarts of old-guard tradition?
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The list contains liberal stalwarts who have voted against short-term CRs from the beginning, including Sens.
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It sat beside the Parmesan, the jalapeños, the various fridge stalwarts, and quietly, pleasantly, outlasted them all.
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The trial was run by the stalwarts at the Campaign Legal Center, including the much-revered Gerry Hebert.
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You can now get Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, and other Nintendo stalwarts on a shirt, at super low prices.
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At least House Speaker Paul Ryan, Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Majority Whip Steve Scalise and conservative stalwarts Reps.
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It outsold craft stalwarts like New Belgium's Fat Tire, Lagunitas' India Pale Ale and Samuel Adams' Boston Lager.
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The electoral commission, though its staff has too many pro-Zanu-PF military stalwarts, is less flagrantly biased.
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Garrett "GarrettG" Gordon, a player for North American stalwarts NRG, had his own extreme skills to show-off.
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Still, some stalwarts continue to buy the format, with the top tape being the Star Wars box set.
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Insiders seek to sway Trump's policy direction Trump's policy is likely to be shaped largely by Republican stalwarts.
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Meanwhile, Ford and General Motors, stalwarts of the U.S. economy, are massive companies that are consistently selling vehicles.
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Interestingly, the funding is coming not from Silicon Valley stalwarts but a strategic backer and several family offices.
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Other stalwarts of the French fashion calendar, including LVMH couture house Dior, are also showcasing their latest looks.
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Support for gay rights and abortion – Democratic issue stalwarts – was not enough to indicate a vote for Clinton.
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Nor do Trump stalwarts commend the intelligence community for the good things it does (counterintelligence, counterterrorism, and counterproliferation).
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Stalwarts, such as Audi, rapidly are improving already superior products, such as the 25 SQ22018 25 T Quattro.
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A pro-CCS amendment to the Senate Energy bill garnered diverse support from Democratic environmental stalwarts like Sens.
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Gone from the team, and into retirement, are some stalwarts: Wambach, Christie Rampone, Shannon Boxx and Lauren Holiday.
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That was abundantly clear this week when two longtime tech stalwarts made moves to change with the times.
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Mr. Boles, an Oxford-educated Tory, comes from a long line of colonial officers and Conservative Party stalwarts.
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The indie-rock stalwarts Deerhoof are returning to New York for two festival appearances in two different boroughs.
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In April, the Broadway stalwarts Norm Lewis and Carolee Carmello took over, and what a difference they make.
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Some of the seats Democrats are targeting involve House seats being vacated by GOP stalwarts from Southern California.
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"We're very angry at him," one of the 10 stalwarts, State Senator Judith Zaffirini, said at the time.
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Still, Democratic stalwarts and those close to the committee drafting the platform, however, minimize the effort on the left.
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More than that, though, the Ram HD is a complete redo of one of the big three segment stalwarts.
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I also get other food stalwarts like onion, peppers, kale, rice, chicken, limes, and my current obsession: Halo Top.
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"It's an 'and' approach where we're using the stalwarts of the aerospace industry and some new entrants," says Sarafin.
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The other reason is that the superdelegates are the Democratic Party's stalwarts, those most devoted to protecting its image.
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He convenes a trio with two fellow rhythm-section stalwarts, the drummer Al Foster and the bassist George Mraz.
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From kale and turmeric to green tea and goji berry, superfoods have already become stalwarts of our beauty routines.
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This influx of US galleries marks a change in TEFAF's heavily European trajectory, to the chagrin of some stalwarts.
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Mere competence doesn't offer much of an incentive to watch a team, of course, but Detroit's stalwarts still do.
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Digital media stalwarts BuzzFeed, Vice and Verizon Media Group, which includes HuffPo and Yahoo, all recently announced major layoffs.
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The deeper hope is that Ramirez's contribution, among the whiz kids and the stalwarts, won't matter much either way.
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But despite serving as stalwarts for many past presidential inaugurations, even the latter two are showing signs of disdain.
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Universally loathed by party stalwarts, Cruz now finds them conceding publicly they would rather have Trump as their nominee.
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A prediction: The minute the results are final, Republican stalwarts will crank up the volume on calls for Gov.
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Below we've run through every major browser available—from stalwarts like Chrome and Safari to newer browsers like Puffin.
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Anywhere else, an incubator like Dream Town would be a vision of venture capitalists, angel investors or technology stalwarts.
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I.O., and liberal stalwarts like the New York branch of Planned Parenthood and the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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The list is mostly party stalwarts, which you might say makes sense — it's the party leader picking party officials.
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For the latter, you won't go wrong with stalwarts like Carmine's, Tavern on Rush, and perennial favorite, Gibson's Steakhouse.
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Grant, backed by the group supporting patronage known as the Stalwarts, was denied an opportunity for a third term.
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But now that the beauty market is booming, indie brands are out there competing with the stalwarts like L'Oreal.
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Trump and Christie are reviving a very old tendency in the Republican party, associated with the "Stalwarts" after Reconstruction.
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Their fear of a backlash from Trump stalwarts, and of emboldening Democrats, prods them to hold out a little longer.
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The season will also see the final performances of the company stalwarts Michelle Fleet, Parisa Khobdeh and Jamie Rae Walker.
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Some of these surprises were byproducts of a somewhat routine turnover in Emmy stalwarts, one that happens every few years.
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Other retail stalwarts, including Macy's, Sears and J. C. Penney, are also shuttering stores after a weak holiday sales season.
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The company has raised $24 million, with investors including 500 Startups as well as Colorado stalwarts Foundry Group and Techstars.
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But Apple has suffered more than other Silicon Valley stalwarts, down 19 percent since the iPhone maker warned on Nov.
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"This whole 20 years has just been so harrowing for the Shepards, and they've been such great stalwarts," says Marsden.
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New brands often come up short on this front because they don't have the name recognition that industry stalwarts do.
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Their supporters call themselves "red shirts" and are stalwarts of the Shinawatras' current political vehicle, the Pheu Thai party (PT).
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And no new YA dystopias have emerged to take the place of old stalwarts like Divergent and The Hunger Games.
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Dhoni and Raini were stalwarts on the Super Kings, who had made the playoffs every season before they were suspended.
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He was the dark horse in the race and other party stalwarts were touted to take over the PM's job.
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The N.R.A. stands almost alone now with Mr. Trump, as one of his few remaining stalwarts in the Republican coalition.
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Other Pomerol stalwarts, like Vieux Château Certan and Château Trotanoy, are likewise beloved if not nearly as expensive as Pétrus.
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Many Ahrar al-Sham fighters fled; a few dozen stalwarts holed up in a bunker at the F.S.A. headquarters, downtown.
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More than a dozen companies are on the hunt, in addition to government stalwarts like the National Institutes of Health.
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To win, Democrats need to run less as party stalwarts than as the independently minded alternative to lock-step Trumpism.
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Its Senate co-sponsor list has grown to 19 and now includes leftie stalwarts like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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In addition to Stiglitz, financial stalwarts such as , International Monetary Fund head and J.P. Morgan CEO have all criticized bitcoin.
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Of the scores of seasonal window displays once gracing the city's great retailing corridors, only a few sturdy stalwarts remain.
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Boutiques and restaurants line the revitalized boardwalk, alongside stalwarts such as the fortune teller's booth, Madam Marie's Temple of Knowledge.
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It thus, not only infuriates stalwarts of the other party, it irks swing voters and so risks losing its majority.
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Toub stresses it to newcomers and stalwarts alike, in meeting rooms and on the practice field, until they, too, understand.
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Other longtime neighborhood stalwarts closed and sold to young restaurateurs known more for rock 'n' roll attitudes than classic sensibilities.
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They also paid tribute to two series stalwarts: Fisher and original R2-D2 actor Kenny Baker, who also died in 2016.
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Sure, you can still find them pretty easily in newspapers like the LA Times, pop culture stalwarts like People and E!
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It's thrown by the Interdimensional Transmissions crew, a group of Detroit stalwarts who have been throwing parties since the mid-90s.
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His ties with big business have angered some stalwarts of the PD, the center-left successor of Italy's defunct Communist Party.
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Old party stalwarts, including the coup leader, General Constantine Chiwenga, and Mr Mnangagwa himself, have opposed what they call neocolonial interference.
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The old guard — which includes Obama-era stalwarts like the Center for American Progress — is by no means dead or irrelevant.
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But, again, PlayStation stalwarts are going to be kept waiting a while longer for a whole bunch of the biggest guns.
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He can intimidate most Republican members of Congress (and particularly the right-wing stalwarts) because he's overwhelmingly popular in their districts.
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Two major mall stalwarts, Kay Jewelers and Jared The Galleria of Jewelry, are currently facing allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination.
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Sterling investors are willing to stretch beyond the market stalwarts, and lesser known names have benefited from the more benign backdrop.
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As a result, the Swedish brand will how have to contend against stalwarts from Mercedes, Audi, Lexus, Jaguar, and Land Rover.
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The House and Mason families are stalwarts of the African-American community with deep ties to the city's civil rights movement.
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At home, it wants to develop domestic giants in areas like artificial intelligence and renewable energy to compete with Western stalwarts.
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Trump drives conservative stalwarts nuts because he's not a consistent conservative; neither is Giuliani, and these voters aren't bothered by it.
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The same goes, manifestly, for the city's own elites — those in power, predictably, but stalwarts of the mainstream opposition as well.
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Stalwarts moved back and rebuilt, but there's still a ghostly row of collapsed houses on the street closest to the mountains.
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New industries are sprouting up around tech like artificial intelligence that are drawing top talent away from the Silicon Valley stalwarts.
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The Grammys A new crop of pop stars lead the 2020 nominations, leaving stalwarts like Swift out of some major categories.
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Two stalwarts of independent music are teaming up for a throwback to the 253s, the golden age of American indie rock.
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Family Dollar closed 133 this year, while Signet, the parent company of mall stalwarts Kay, Jared and Zales, announced 213 closures.
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It's a fight she and other stalwarts plan to keep on waging until they see the ERA in the US Constitution.
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It's a big deal to be named a Business Area at Ikea; others include stalwarts like Living Room, Bedroom, and Textiles.
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A handful of its stalwarts have departed — Xavi Hernandez, Carles Puyol — and more still are reaching the autumn of their careers.
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In 2016, it sold Ebony and Jet, its two hallmark magazines and stalwarts within the black community, to Clear View Group.
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Mr. Trump's bookings ranged widely, from C-Span to Telemundo to right-wing stalwarts like Breitbart News and The Daily Caller.
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As the progressive wave targets political stalwarts, activists are already turning their focus to another longtime establishment Democrat in the city: Rep.
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In the next few days, we will learn whether the RNC and other GOP stalwarts rally behind him or pull more plugs.
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With an impressive cast staffed by Oscar nominees, Emmy winners, and Hollywood stalwarts alike, Bird Box has a lot going for it.
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It's therefore fantastic to see a new VC fund appearing in the city, set up by three experienced stalwarts of the scene.
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Ten years ago the five largest spenders were old-economy stalwarts: AT&T, Chevron, ExxonMobil, General Electric and Verizon (see chart 3).
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Therefore, in the tech stocks' carnage that has ensued, I've returned to some of my IT stalwarts, particularly those leading cloud computing.
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Senate Democrats are struggling with how to vote on a medical cures bill amid the vocal opposition of two liberal stalwarts: Sens.
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The brand sparked the Greek yogurt craze and rattled the category, leaving stalwarts Dannon and Yoplait scrambling to create their own versions.
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Some of Mr. Friedman's earliest work came with West Coast jazz stalwarts like the trumpeter Shorty Rogers and the saxophonist Buddy Collette.
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But the front-runner has a far more commanding lead among the elected officials and party stalwarts who serve as super-delegates.
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Bill Clinton betrayed the telltale exasperation that has become characteristic among stalwarts of the establishment when asked about Sanders's health care plan.
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As she rode in a crowded subway car, several passengers began to elbow her while hissing "petralha," a pejorative for party stalwarts.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. industrial sector roared to a record high on Tuesday following strong financial results from stalwarts 3M Co (MMM.
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The club works to move around the city, rotating old stalwarts with new venues that need to build word-of-mouth buzz.
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A potentially shrinking base of votes for Trump is a real problem for the Republican Party — a fact GOP stalwarts like Sen.
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They were 1969 Mets stalwarts, stars after whom my friends and I modeled our boyhood swings and our strolls to the plate.
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The impulse to cry unfairness is evergreen among Clinton stalwarts—though she's received as much professional success as anyone could reasonably deserve.
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SWV and Toni Braxton are honored with career awards; they both perform, as do stalwarts like Keyshia Cole, Ledisi and Kirk Franklin.
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They are a veteran team that may be nearing a rebuilding, even if their own stalwarts may not be ready for it.
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Neil Pepe directs a cast including the Atlantic Theater stalwarts C. J. Wilson and Mary McCann, with Peter Maloney and Blair Brown.
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The $350 Bose QC35II are the stalwarts for premium wireless noise cancelling headphones, and they&aposre going for $280 on Black Friday.
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She appears here with a remarkable band of stalwarts: George Cables on piano, John Lee on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums.
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Instead, voters will be asked only to pick the assembly's delegates, choosing from a list of stalwarts of Mr. Maduro's political movement.
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Certain workspace innovations may surface first at Google or Facebook, but the older stalwarts are combining and refining them for mainstream businesses.
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"Traitor!" cry socialist stalwarts, who cannot forgive the former state governor for breaking with their beloved late leader Hugo Chavez in 2010.
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And it canceled so many shows, including long-running stalwarts like Nashville and Castle and the once much-buzzed-about The Muppets.
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Industry stalwarts like Macy's, Sears, and JCPenney have already struggled to adapt to growing competition from e-commerce and waning mall traffic.
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The Jewish culturati largely shunned the play; stalwarts like playwright Isaac Peretz and activist Nakhmen Mayzel advised Asch to burn God of Vengeance.
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One blow to the indie rock world came in April when power pop stalwarts The Thermals announced they'd be calling it a day.
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Apple's long list of backers combined old industry stalwarts like Microsoft, Intel and Cisco with flashy billion-dollar startups like Snapchat and Airbnb.
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Market-style reforms introduced by Castro in Cuba in an attempt to modernize the economy have faced significant resistance from conservative party stalwarts.
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Thursday's meeting was largely anti-climactic as party stalwarts kept a lid on Yue's proposal and even removed some other measures from consideration.
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The state of play: Sources say Leonard Leo and other Federalist Society stalwarts were shocked and floored by how weak the decision was.
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The usual suspects include stalwarts like Game of Thrones, The Handmaid's Tale, and This Is Us. You already know these shows are good.
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Some were in the crowd; some are still clinging to the Strip, in the few remaining bars that cater to the leather stalwarts.
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With the coming of the USADA age shortly after St-Pierre's retirement, plenty of UFC stalwarts have had marked drop-offs in results.
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While longtime stalwarts such as HBO and Comedy Central have dialed back their investments in stand-up, Netflix has opened up its checkbook.
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After those preliminaries, the singers lined up for a home-cooked meal served by the community's unheralded stalwarts, the self-described galley wenches.
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The Stalwarts managed to prevent Blaine from getting the nomination, but Conkling's bête noire was vanquished by a dark horse, not by Grant.
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The breadth of the Democratic wins surprised even the most optimistic party stalwarts, who worried over their own chances in key races Tuesday.
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Compared with other recent targets of political iconoclasts—stalwarts of the Confederacy and Cecil Rhodes—Gandhi seems an unlikely symbol of racial arrogance.
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Yet even stalwarts such as Estée Lauder — which still relies heavily on troubled department stores like Macy's — and L'Oréal are reaping the benefits.
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He inherits a party divided in its response both to Macron's poaching of party stalwarts and economic policy that encroaches on its turf.
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Amid all of this, companies like Apple and Microsoft and IBM (a Berkshire holding) have gone from risky upstarts to big, steady stalwarts.
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In the aftermath of Obama winning in 2012, Democratic stalwarts argued that redistricting cost them their shot at regaining control of the House.
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This Friday will see the release of Mariner, a collaborative album between post-metal stalwarts Cult of Luna and the inimitable Julie Christmas.
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For HBO, it's a shrewd and calculated one, picking up a project produced by and starring one of its "Game of Thrones" stalwarts.
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Mr. Rodríguez Torres, a confidant of former President Hugo Chávez, had been considered one of the earliest stalwarts of Mr. Chávez's political movement.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), the two stalwarts who voted against every version of Obamacare repeal earlier this year.
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She recognized that defensive stalwarts like Caroline Wozniacki and Simona Halep, the defending French Open champion, can still have their say on clay.
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Raisman and Douglas — the returning stalwarts from 2012's Fierce Five — will each add at least one more gold to their medal haul.
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And there was music from Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan, Jennifer Hudson and gospel stalwarts like Shirley Caesar and the Clark Sisters.
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In this city of constant change, new discoveries and beloved stalwarts are on the itinerary for foodies, wine lovers, shoppers and culture seekers.
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The fitness watch stalwarts, Garmin and Polar, start jamming even more sensors into their already capable watches, and beefing up their mobile applications.
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The progressive stalwarts have already endorsed a number of candidates in races that could determine which party controls the upper chamber next year.
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Many members of Mr. McConnell's conference, including conservative stalwarts like Senator Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, have privately pushed for more federal money.
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Pool-float stalwarts like Swimline, founded in 1971, and the newer entrant Funboy saw interest in their merchandise spike after Ms. Swift's outings.
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He shook up French telecoms by starting an ultra low-cost internet service and mobile operator, Free, which forced industry stalwarts to follow.
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Most of the world's top players are expected to be on hand, including American stalwarts like Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan and Lindsey Horan.
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Chapel Hill indie stalwarts Superchunk have released a clutch of frothy, politically-charged singles this year, sounding vital every inch of the way.
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Standing against the Stalwarts were the "Half-Breeds," Republicans who agreed with Democratic demands for civil service reforms and a professionalized federal bureaucracy.
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" "We continue to see the stalwarts of the report every month, that being business-to-business services and healthcare, continue to show growth.
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Meanwhile, only four sectors within the S&P 500 have made all-time highs: tech, consumer discretionary and defensive stalwarts real estate and utilities.
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Travel stalwarts like Kayak and CheapCaribbean are being replaced by low cost travel apps that reduce the complexity of booking a trip to nil.
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The reports, from industry-tracking stalwarts Gartner and IDC, show an overall drop in the global PC market of 8 and 10.4 percent, respectively.
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Meet the Rules Committee: 112 people who may decide the Republican nominee But even some leading party stalwarts are planning to skip the convention.
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There's already... We've already got some incredible new additions to the cast, but of course the old stalwarts are back at their usual shenanigans.
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Sometimes the coolest demos at a convention are tucked away in the back corners, far from the bright lights and big booths industry stalwarts.
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Whether you're sweating it out or not, it seems like everyone from coffee and donut stalwarts to candy companies are fast-forwarding to fall.
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But most GOP strategists not aligned with Trump take issue, noting the advantage Clinton will have sending Democratic Party stalwarts into key battleground states.
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Family Dollar will close 359 stores this year, while Signet Jewelers, the parent company of mall stalwarts Kay, Jared and Zales, will close 6413.
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Now, the emergence of yet another new service like Alexa Calling underscores just how comprehensively that business is ebbing away for the old stalwarts.
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Stalwarts of the MHA, an ecumenical outfit with the motto "One People, All Colours", had always been aware of the family tree's black branches.
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Video game stalwarts will face the same dilemma: Do you trade hardware and console sales in favor of the incredible volume of smartphone users?
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The American designers — stalwarts like Carolina Herrera and Oscar de la Renta — have been slower to adapt to the barer look, Mr. Ingram said.
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Market stalwarts Ghana Cocobod and Angola's Sonangol propped up volume with deals of US$13m and US$1bn respectively in an otherwise quiet market.
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According to the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, forty members of Congress who had been regarded as N.R.A. stalwarts lost their seats.
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Baltimore scene stalwarts TT The Artist and Mighty Mark have shared "Say Yeah," an infectious new collaboration off the forthcoming Street Bangers Factory, Vol.
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He has proved he can develop them at Marquette—he turned Jimmy Butler, Jae Crowder, and Wesley Matthews from unheralded recruits into NBA stalwarts.
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Goldman is also an adviser to many of America's — and the world's — largest companies, ranging from stalwarts like Walt Disney to upstarts like Uber.
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Additionally, longtime Democratic stalwarts like Maxine Waters and Adam Schiff of California will play a pivotal role in launching probes of the Trump administration.
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"Saturday Night Live" stalwarts like Amy Poehler and Vanessa Bayer are frequently invited to partake at these performances, created and directed by Stephen Ruddy.
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Microsoft, IBM and other Western and domestic stalwarts are busy hiring Chinese staff members in a field with a wide variety of potential applications.
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The show began with a satirical musical number on Hollywood's diversity problem, led by two stalwarts of the show, Kenan Thompson and Kate McKinnon.
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Steering Mr. Pence's strategy is Mr. Ayers, a 35-year-old operative who is the subject of the most pointed criticism from Trump stalwarts.
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Some are conservative stalwarts, others are meme-making teenagers; all are anonymous, hidden behind user names, making their origins and motivations difficult to pinpoint.
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"No, I think we have two stalwarts in Dick Durbin and Steny Hoyer and I'm very, very happy they're there," said Illinois Democratic Rep.
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But even some PT stalwarts admit its rise from an opposition party to a governing one caused it to lose touch with its roots.
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Obviously business to business and healthcare continue to be the stalwarts but to add transportation, warehousing, and construction jobs, that gets people pretty excited.
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The Warren court was not partisan — two of its liberal stalwarts, William Brennan and Earl Warren himself — were appointed by Dwight Eisenhower, a Republican.
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Nevertheless, Keifer soon fell out of favor with GOP stalwarts, failing in his bid to be renominated for his congressional seat in central Ohio.
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How can art institutions claim to be stalwarts of social justice while fueling the uneven accumulation of wealth in a society that criminalizes poverty?
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The bridge was opposed by major political stalwarts, including former Vice President Walter Mondale, who called it a "dangerous precedent" of a unique river system.
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The use of superdelegates, essentially free-agent delegates comprised mostly of Democratic Party stalwarts, many of whom are already backing Clinton, is the primary complaint.
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When you think of skin-care lines with serious cult followings, Sunday Riley is right up there with #shelfie stalwarts like Glossier and Drunk Elephant.
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Bernie Sanders's surprisingly strong bid for the Democratic nomination exposed divisions between an emboldened left wing of the party and the more centrist Clinton stalwarts.
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But his opposition to Carson comes after liberal stalwarts on the Banking Committee felt blowback from their base for letting Carson's nomination pass without objection.
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These stalwarts of the right, who border on cult personalities, have absolutely no pretense of objectivity, let alone any pledge to professional rigor or ideals.
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Today, he shared a new version of his "Heartbroken" remix in which he collaborated with fellow Jersey club stalwarts Nadus, DJ Sliink, and Adolf Joker.
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On the field, many of the stalwarts of the last decade or so have departed: Hummels returned to Dortmund and Franck Ribéry left for Fiorentina.
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But he also worked with hard-bop stalwarts like the tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon, and he later delved into jazz-funk and Afro-Latin grooves.
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Nowadays, the band consists largely of younger players, including some children of P-Funk stalwarts from the seventies and a stable of singers and rappers.
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Fans will also be treated to a grandstand battle between stalwarts Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain and 2009 champion Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina.
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When Abdul El-Sayed addresses a town hall of Democratic stalwarts in a conservative pocket of southeast Michigan, he lets out out a battle cry.
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Stalwarts like The Lion King are seeing their ticket sales drop to post-9/11 levels, and Frozen's ticket returns dropped by $19503,000 last week.
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Alas, they doubled down on the earnestness by recruiting Peter and Evynne Hollens, YouTube stalwarts with an a cappella background and a toothache-inducing sweetness.
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In one landmark study from the late '50s, over 1,000 stalwarts were inoculated with the infectious nasal secretions from a patient with an active cold.
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But conversations with local party stalwarts who will help voters choose the nominee in a series of statewide contests suggest that that could be changing.
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Context Alibaba's plans come as "Chinese authorities are trying to lure some of the country's technology stalwarts back to its capital markets," The WSJ reports.
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Despite all this, Mr. Ross — who documents show has coordinated with anti-immigrant stalwarts close to the White House — seems likely to get his way.
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Some academy stalwarts still believe the best way to handle inquiries is to ignore them: We will issue a news release when we are ready.
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China blocks many foreign stalwarts of the modern internet, like Facebook, Google, YouTube and Twitter, but that doesn't make those forums safe from Chinese sensitivities.
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Amazon has also been bashed for being disengaged from civic life relative to local stalwarts known for their philanthropic giving, like Boeing, Microsoft and Starbucks.
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We already know the GOP is riven by an ugly civil war, with party stalwarts openly rejecting the top two front-runners in the race.
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As major retailers, including stalwarts Macy's and Sears, strive to appeal to younger shoppers yet lose store after store, the repercussions reverberate throughout entire malls.
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This show is a homecoming for these indie stalwarts, who met at N.Y.U. and started making dark, stripped-down rock music in the late 1990s.
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Rivals include aerospace stalwarts United Launch Alliance, a partnership between Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin; and France's ArianeGroup, a joint venture between Airbus and Safran.
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His mix is charmingly free of judgment, including newcomers like D.R.A.M., Li'l Yachty, and the Chainsmokers alongside stalwarts like Justin Bieber, Justin Timberlake, and Bruno Mars.
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Industry stalwarts, like those who attend the annual Louies, the "Oscars" for greeting card designers, speak of a collective desire to go back to something tangible.
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Shares of U.S. tech stalwarts Amazon, Facebook and Alphabet continued to fall on Monday after taking a hammering on Friday, sparking fears of broader market weakness.
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Set in Japan 20 years in the future, it features voice work by Bryan Cranston, Greta Gerwig, and Yoko Ono alongside Anderson stalwarts like Bill Murray.
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But in the right-leaning newspaper Le Figaro, party stalwarts such as former candidates Bruno Le Maire and Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet offered Fillon their "total support".
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The legislation is supported by Democratic Party stalwarts, including the AFL-CIO labor federation, the Americans for Financial Reform coalition, and the advocacy group Public Citizen.
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Stalwarts such as the Salvation Army dominate the work in Britain (216% of the money raised by faith-based groups goes to just 249% of organisations).
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Network television has also seen its ratings slide — even for tentpole products like NFL games, which were once thought of as untouchable stalwarts of American culture.
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But it does not materially change Washington's efforts to pressure Socialist Party stalwarts who have shown no willingness to hand over power or negotiate a transition.
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Yet on September 250th, when the industry's stalwarts gathered for a biennial conference on the future of North Sea oil, they put on a brave face.
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Her huge, monochromatic works form a literal backdrop to a foreground of cut-out busts—some politicians, some cultural stalwarts—leaning against wooden chairs and easels.
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After news that mall stalwarts The Limited and Wet Seal would be shuttering stores across the United States, Payless might soon be following in their footsteps.
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But in at least a few ways, the Southern California radio rock stalwarts are to Popular Rock Music what Bernie Sanders is to the Political Establishment.
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The first PRIDE event showcased MMA stalwarts like Oleg Taktarov, Renzo Gracie and Dan Severn, but it was the main event that brought in the crowds.
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Worried that importing classic rides would reek of cultural imperialism, Disney left out stalwarts such as Space Mountain, the Jungle Cruise and It's a Small World.
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But the same internal fissures that dogged Democrats two years ago have crept into the current cycle, with liberal stalwarts like Ellison — who had backed Sen.
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The point to understand here is that Trumpism and the Republican Party's way of doing business are much closer than Republican stalwarts would like to admit.
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The forward pass was just the kind of "trick" the old stalwarts avoided but Warner loved, and one he soon found his players loved as well.
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Housewives stalwarts Gunvalson, who has been on the show since its debut season; and Judge, who joined the cast during season 3, are both on board.
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Throughout the summer, everyone from Detroit's Theo Parrish and Virgina's Elysia Crampton to the UK stalwarts Ben UFO, Skream, and Joy Orbison will take the stage.
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The traditional launch services market has been long dominated by industry stalwarts such as United Launch Alliance - a partnership between Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin Corp.
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Clinton's backers — more numerous by far — include many of the party's long-term Democratic stalwarts, including Morgan Freeman, Barbra Streisand, Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep.
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In industries ranging from book sales to groceries to television programming, Amazon has displaced stalwarts that had enjoyed decades of limited competition and rarely interrupted growth.
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In a way, that's fitting, since many Trump Party stalwarts deny that the president has altered the party at all, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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One reminder: Two stalwarts, "Game of Thrones" and "Stranger Things," were not eligible this time around because no new episodes of either series aired in 2018.
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His images of dancers making their grandes arabesques or bending at the barre, now schmaltzy stalwarts of dorm-room posters, were the projects of true mania.
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Since returning to public life, he has spoken out against corruption and found significant support in urban areas, in the business community and among ANC stalwarts.
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Aside from Amazon, Microsoft, the largest company by value, as well as semiconductor stalwarts Intel and Texas Instruments will post earnings as will payments processor Visa.
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They are now among the world's most highly valued public companies, each of them twice as valuable as tech stalwarts such as Intel, Cisco and IBM.
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Recent hits like "Flirty Dancing" and stalwarts like "The Great British Baking Show" offer gentle escapism in a genre better known for manipulating participants for entertainment.
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Although about 20,000 people have contributed to Old Weather over the years, Wood says a 06403-strong community of stalwarts has done about half the work.
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All kinds of companies, including century-old industrial stalwarts like General Motors and General Electric, are among the corporate giants acquiring tech start-ups of late.
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His tenure was the longest in the history of the House or Senate, outlasting stalwarts like Strom Thurmond and Ted Kennedy by more than a decade.
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Pierzynski has caught more games than 10 Hall of Famers and many other stalwarts, like Ted Simmons, an eight-time All-Star for St. Louis and Milwaukee.
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Elon Musk's all-electric automaker finally brought its (relatively) affordable $35,000 sedan to market, complete with an aggressive production plan to truly compete with bigger industry stalwarts.
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Huawei made a major push into smartphone sector just six years ago, but already sits behind only industry stalwarts Apple and Samsung in terms of global sales.
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Just a couple of hours later, the Times followed up its own report with yet more public accounts, including from industry stalwarts Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie.
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Stalwarts of the goth and fetish scenes rub shoulders with colorful art students, plus a good deal of plain-clothed civvies who have managed to sneak in.
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These were party stalwarts, some of whom said they had initially backed other, more conventionally conservative candidates for the presidency, such as Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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Venture capital flooded into the highly fragmented cyber security industry in 2014 and 2015, as the old stalwarts appeared unable to protect against newer, more sophisticated attacks.
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Legalisation, a recent report from the bank argues, will encourage more women, baby boomers and high earners—all stalwarts of the wine business—to smoke weed instead.
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She's gotten just about every Democratic endorsement you can think of, including left-wing stalwarts like the National Nurses United, the Congressional Progressive Caucus, and the SEIU.
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It's the most important car for the brand in decades, so I wanted to see if it's enough to attract buyers away from the German segment stalwarts.
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The real estate mogul's ascent didn't just catch Republicans by surprise, it went against everything many party stalwarts thought they knew about the GOP and its voters.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange wants to attract more hot startups to its staid bourse, currently dominated by old-economy stalwarts such as banks and property developers.
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And as much as the two contenders advertise their differences, both have been stalwarts of the clerical-led regime since the early years of the 1979 revolution.
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The fundraising effort follows days of negative news reports, controversial statements by the candidate, and calls from conservative stalwarts for Trump to drop out of the race.
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Amid fears the changes have stalled, opposition leaders have begun to talk in the past week about bringing ruling Socialist Party stalwarts into a potential transition government.
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Party stalwarts have also come out to say they intended to ensure dos Santos sticks to previous assurances that he would leave "active political life" in 2018.
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It also, however, designated roughly 15 percent of its total delegates as "superdelegates," party stalwarts who place a thumb on the scale in favor of establishment candidates.
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The article also misidentified, in some copies, the model of planes he described as being stalwarts of World War II. They were P-47s not P-40s.
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The article also misidentified, in some copies, the model of planes he described as being stalwarts of World War II. They were P-2698s not P-24637s.
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At 230 years old, Buttigieg is roughly half the age of Donald Trump, and represents a generational break from party stalwarts like Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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On songs like "Halfway Home" and "Skyline," the Canadian indie rock stalwarts' layered instrumentation and choral sounds wrap around you like one of those weighted anxiety blankets.
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Gilmore's term as Virginia governor saw Richmond band Avail release Over the James and One Wrench, while fellow RVA hardcore stalwarts transitioned from Inquisition to Strike Anywhere.
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Given the rate of speed that Amazon, Alibaba and others are making cross-border trade happen worldwide, that could be a nifty feature for many Opera stalwarts.
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But the growing class of shareholder activists, many of whom promote themselves as the stalwarts of corporate governance, have a paltry record when it comes to women.
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Though this sometimes means undeserving veteran stalwarts get a free pass in, every year brings at least a few new names and faces to the Pro Bowl.
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However, there is a core to that body which stretches from the PBS News Hour to CNN to Washington Post, L.A. Times, Time Magazine, AP, CNN. Stalwarts.
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And some OPEC stalwarts like Venezuela have seen their oil industries crumble because of political instability and other factors, leaving them with little influence in OPEC circles.
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He awkwardly hosted steelworkers at his press conference earlier this year after announcing steel tariffs, and his trade representative has worked closely with labor stalwarts like Sen.
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On Baseball The two most similar pitchers to C.C. Sabathia in major league history, according to Baseball Reference, are Andy Pettitte and Mike Mussina, both Yankees stalwarts.
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But there were also plenty of Downtown Manhattan stalwarts, among them Richard Serra, Robert Smithson and Yvonne Rainer, as well as the art critic Lucy R. Lippard.
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After three consecutive losing seasons, Vancouver begins this campaign without Daniel and Henrik Sedin, the twin stalwarts of the team for 17 years and 11 playoff appearances.
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He first aimed his anticorruption campaign exclusively at Plebeians — mostly, in the beginning, at Mr. Jiang's people but then later also at stalwarts of the youth league.
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Media and politicians have raised the alarm after several stalwarts of the CAC40 index came under foreign flags, in some cases for what look like tax reasons.
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Activist investors like Elliott, Third Point and Trian have grown in stature and influence, taking on even stalwarts of the business world, including General Electric and Sony.
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The researchers hope to turn the clonal raider ant into a so-called model organism, right up there with such laboratory stalwarts as E. coli and Drosophila.
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N.Y.C.F.C. 0, D.C. UNITED 0 New York City F.C. goalkeeper Sean Johnson and his D.C. United counterpart Bill Hamid were stalwarts in a draw at Yankee Stadium.
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Her penchant for telling risqué stories while smoking a cigar was considered vulgar by society stalwarts but was a much-needed breath of fresh air for Bertie.
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As Sanders continues to rate highly in national polls, many longtime party stalwarts are palpably agitated over a blend of personal grievances and overblown political and policy concerns.
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But it does not materially change Washington's efforts to pressure stalwarts from Venezuela's Socialist Party who have shown no willingness to hand over power or negotiate a transition.
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Trump, however, appeared more at ease next to Orban than he often has standing next to European democratic stalwarts from America's traditional allies, such as Germany's Angela Merkel.
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While Oracle and Google are two of Silicon Valley's most notable stalwarts, separated by just 13 miles on Highway 101, they are universes apart from a cultural perspective.
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But it did not materially change Washington's efforts to pressure stalwarts from Venezuela's Socialist Party who have shown no willingness to hand over power or negotiate a transition.
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And it's already lured dozens of stalwarts in the field including former Uber auto-security expert Charlie Miller, known for remotely hacking into a Jeep Cherokee in 2015.
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But there's something equally epic in Lopez and Rodriguez, two pop culture stalwarts and history-makers who seem to have formed a genuine, solid happiness with each other.
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For gadget fanatics who remain Windows phone stalwarts, this could be the phone to hold you over until Microsoft's elusive Surface Phone shows up (if it ever does).
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The Democratic National Committee has also been a target, and many party stalwarts fear that more embarrassing revelations, perhaps directly targeting the Democratic nominee are on the way.
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Learn How To Code: Google's Go Programming Language Google's Go is an open-source language made by the same folks who created the programming stalwarts C and Unix.
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Those include the other three teams in next week's Frozen Four — Boston College, Denver and North Dakota — as well as Midwestern stalwarts Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Sanders, campaigning in his home territory, is looking to show voters and party stalwarts that he can be something more than a left wing radical storming the gates.
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The joint venture is the latest addition to an increasingly crowded streaming market, with cable stalwarts like HBO and Showtime offering their content to consumers without cable subscriptions.
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The heated talk of late entry by party stalwarts shows the volatility of the race and highlights Democrats' worries that the candidacy of frontrunner Biden may be weakening.
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Analysts say Dung, a political heavyweight widely credited with pursuing a pro-business agenda, was at odds with party stalwarts wary of him entrenching his power and influence.
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When party stalwarts such as Ohio Governor John Kasich and former President George H.W. Bush say they won't vote for Trump, it causes thoughtful Republicans to take pause.
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The last decade of retail has seen brick-and-mortar stalwarts like Macy's move into e-commerce, while e-commerce giants like Amazon slowly expand in physical retail.
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These ideas are old, rooted in scientific racism and fears of miscegenation once held by Progressive Era stalwarts like President Woodrow Wilson and white supremacist hate groups alike.
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Microsoft has one and Google has one, and really, it was only a matter of time before those stalwarts of workplace hardware Cisco got in on the fun.
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Throw in good-field no-hit stalwarts of the period like Mark Belanager and Larry Bowa, and it was as if Boudreau and Stephens had played in vain.
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We're talking Captain America and the Biebs, J-Lo and Posh Spice, Cardi B, Snoop Dogg and Rihanna, anti-bullying stalwarts such as Demi Lovato and Katy Perry.
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Read these stories for background on Mr. Trump's relationships with Republican leaders in Congress, and the "Never Trump" stalwarts who are pondering the future of the conservative movement.
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Founded by scene stalwarts Jack Mizrahi and Luna Kahn, Vogue Knights serves as as a relaxed space for dancers to practice their moves before joining more competitive balls.
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Over the next few years, hundreds of millions of dollars in American deposits flowed from Swiss banking stalwarts — institutions like Credit Suisse and Julius Baer — to Bank Frey.
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Yet that year the company was criticized by leaders in Seattle and the news media for being disengaged from civic life compared with stalwarts like Boeing and Starbucks.
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The episode quickly became a test for the nation's political divide, with some progressive activists offering effusive praise for the restaurant and conservative stalwarts denouncing the owner's actions.
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Based on responses from almost half of Iowa's 99 counties, Redlawsk discovered that these party stalwarts possess a keen sense of the political mood of their home turf.
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Industry stalwarts and upstart competitors are trying to attract new riders who want something different from Harley-Davidson's big burbling cruisers or screaming Japanese and European performance bikes.
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On the ticket with him, as a sop to the Stalwarts, was Chester Arthur, who was viewed as in the pocket of the Stalwart leader, Senator Roscoe Conkling.
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At that price, Snap makes its much bigger rival Facebook — not to mention such internet stalwarts as Google, Amazon and even Netflix — look like bargain-basement "value" stocks.
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It's moments like these when I turn to Sanrio, the Japanese mascot company that brought such market stalwarts as Hello Kitty, Keroppi, and the endlessly dispassionate Badtz-Maru.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - After vacillating for years, Facebook, Apple, Alphabet and other Silicon Valley stalwarts finally took the hateful rantings of Alex Jones and Infowars off their platforms.
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Roscoe Conkling-led Republican machine, known as the Stalwarts, he would unexpectedly ascend to the Presidency after Garfield's assassination — a position neither he nor his critics wanted for him.
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Although Prince released a new album just last year called "Hitnrun Phase One," the digital downloads charts were virtually dominated by old stalwarts from the 80s and the 90s.
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Brothers of Italy is on around 5 percent in the polls but hopes to boost this number by siphoning away disaffected Berlusconi stalwarts and thereby broaden its voter base.
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This is the tired, unconvincing, misleading shit that will be flung at the public over the next few months, because anti-regulation stalwarts have nothing else to go on.
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The Dash's roster includes U.S midfield stalwarts Morgan Brian and Carli Lloyd; the Breakers have just one U.S player—Alyssa Naeher, the third-string goalkeeper on the national team.
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His latter job replicated similar roles at a number of banks – including JP Morgan and Barclays – where stalwarts of the business take on a chairman role focusing on clients.
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German electronic music innovators Kraftwerk, English musician Four Tet, and Detroit stalwarts Kevin Saunderson, Carl Craig, and Juan Atkins were among those featured on the Phase 1 lineup announcement.
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Brazilian stocks, which were stalwarts among emerging markets in 2016 and 13, are down sharply this year as investors grapple with the political and economic uncertainty surrounding the country.
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Here we see a stark contrast between the antitrust scholars, such as pro-enforcement stalwarts like Herbert Hovenkamp, Steve Salop, Diana Moss, and Carl Shapiro, and the antitrust newcomers.
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A startup called Dumbstruck claims it can measure people's emotional responses to test video ads before they run — saving marketers millions in media waste and challenging stalwarts like Kantar.
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That matchup is not likely to occur on Friday night because Brown, Ben Roethlisberger and Le'Veon Bell, the stalwarts of the Steelers' offense, are likely to sit it out.
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Many others hold state conventions to elect them, and in some cases executive committees of the state party pick delegates, often from a list of donors or party stalwarts.
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For party stalwarts, the race for the Republican presidential nomination began in a state of euphoric excitement about a buffet of political talent, with governors and ex-governors galore.
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On the other, fossil fuel stalwarts -- typically described as conservatives -- display a knee-jerk rejection of clean energy in favor of the insistence that we all romanticize black lung.
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The plot is, in general, pretty easy to understand (without being predictable), and the characters, many of them Stephen King stalwarts, are portrayed in a refreshing and original light.
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He also trumpets his "Trump Scorecard" of agreement with the president at 95.9 percent, ahead of conservative stalwarts like Senators Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah.
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Today, more than three dozen restaurants — stalwarts like Joe Allen, Orso and Becco — steal some of the spotlight from Barbetta, whose incandescent, vertical sign is made of opal glass.
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The race was closely watched in the region, where, time and again, leftist stalwarts who rose to power on populism and high commodity prices have seen their fortunes turn.
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Now, specialists in artificial intelligence and other advanced tech are in high demand and have the opportunity to pursue groundbreaking work at places other than the Silicon Valley stalwarts.
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But given the subpar interior and the inability to get the true cutting edge features—semi-autonomous drive, for instance—the scale may tip slightly towards the segment stalwarts.
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The Rams have attracted big-name sponsors, including American Airlines, Anheuser-Busch, AT&T and Hyundai, as well as local stalwarts like Albertsons supermarkets and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
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Ms. Wang has been experimenting with stalwarts of the Austro-Germanic tradition in a few of her more recent Carnegie recitals — Beethoven, Schubert — but there's none of that here.
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The Maduro government, which used food as a powerful incentive to urge hungry Venezuelans to support him, set up tents run by government stalwarts to urge people to vote.
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But now, old stalwarts like Brazil and Argentina are governed by right-of-center leaders, and Cuba, once Venezuela's closest ally, has opened diplomatic relations with the United States.
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Other stalwarts of the New York art scene that recently closed locations include Mike Weiss Gallery, CRG Gallery, Laurel Gitlen Gallery, Murray Guy, Kansas, Feuer/Mesler and Lisa Cooley.
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BEIJING — Sergio Rodríguez, Serge Ibaka, Nikola Mirotic and the venerable Pau Gasol — none of those national team stalwarts made it to the FIBA World Cup to play for Spain.
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Then in 1894, a strange alliance of groups including religious stalwarts and jilted bettors was able to secure a provision in the State Constitution that seemingly outlawed all gambling.
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His platform has, however, left moderate party stalwarts such as Valerie Pecresse, leader of the wider Paris region, and former prime minister Alain Juppe, being coy about their future.
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Sales for two mall stalwarts, Gap and L Brands, the parent company of Victoria's Secret, also fell short of Wall Street's forecasts, and the pair announced more store closings.
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The Women's March told Refinery29 in a statement that more progressive stalwarts like Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Kamala Harris weren't available to attend the conference, nor was Hillary Clinton.
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Though Macy's and JCPenney have both been retail stalwarts for more than a century each, their longevity hasn't made them impervious to the decline of brick-and-mortar department stores.
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You just have to watch to even begin to believe it came from a company backed with billions of dollars from Google, Alibaba, Andreessen Horowitz and other tech stalwarts. Yikes.
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In 22015, he invited Dutch politician Geert Wilders, an icon of anti-Muslim extremism, to attend the Republican National Convention, where reports say he was greeted warmly by GOP stalwarts.
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Aeropostale was a bright spot during the downturn, as shoppers saw it as the cheapest option compared to the two other teen industry stalwarts: American Eagle Outfitters and Abercrombie & Fitch.
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While Berkshire Hathaway still owns large stakes in value stalwarts like Coke, Bank of America (BAC), Wells Fargo (WFC) and Kraft Heinz (KHC), his biggest holding now is Apple (AAPL).
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Those chains' success has often come at the expense of department stores such as JCPenney (JCP) and Nordstrom (JWN) and mall stalwarts like Gap (GPS) and Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY).
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He chose to attend Tennessee to play linebacker in 493, joining a unit with future NFL stalwarts Raynoch Thompson and Al Wilson, because he preferred to do the hitting himself.
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Both BlackBerry QNX and Delphi are long-time auto industry stalwarts who have been reconfiguring their businesses to focus on the opportunity represented by the advent of autonomous driving tech.
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On the one hand you have party stalwarts, including the vice-president, Mike Pence; the chief of staff, Reince Priebus; and congressional Republicans, led by Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell.
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This was conservative, small-town central Massachusetts, a region at political odds with a state that has sent liberal stalwarts like Ted Kennedy and Elizabeth Warren to the US Senate.
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But then, in nine days full of upsets, surprises and new names, stalwarts like two-time gold medalist and defending skeet champion Vincent Hancock failed to even make the finals.
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The fact that some 189 other nations, including Islamic stalwarts like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, have joined CEDAW has not slowed the spread of the Islamists' propaganda.
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A nomination process that party stalwarts dominate, a series of state conventions, or a closed proportional primary in which only pre-registered party members vote, would all serve that goal.
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Flashback's list of interviewees runs like a who's who of vintage stalwarts of black British music, from Norman Jay to Eddy Grant to Jazzie B to, of course, Trevor Nelson.
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NEW YORK, July 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended higher on Friday, clinching the fourth straight positive week for the market, boosted by gains from telecom stalwarts AT&T and Verizon.
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To solve this problem, we had transformed the old stalwarts—the Kung Pao, Mongolian Beef, and so on—into cosmopolitan "rice bowls" that guests could customize with vegetables and grains.
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Nothing remarkable about any of that by today's standards, except for the fact that the two coastal pro-choice stalwarts were Republicans, and the two extractive industry champions were Democrats.
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After John Kasich beat Trump in his home state of Ohio Tuesday, talk of a contested convention hardened quickly, and party stalwarts joined forces to prepare for one in July.
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It prevented the Atlantic Coast Conference from adding Rutgers, thereby keeping New Jersey's rich recruiting soil, long dominated by Big Ten stalwarts like Penn State and Michigan, in the tent.
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In salons throughout (the Grand Salon and the Petit Salon de Couture, the Salon de Musique) and in a row unfurled beside the grand staircase, editors and industry stalwarts sat.
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With more and more voices outside Hollywood's white and male stalwarts getting chances to speak and amplify each other, "diversity" has become a go-to buzzword for the entertainment industry.
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Utilizing this strategy, Pit hopes to best industry stalwarts by not only delivering above average returns, but breaking the traditional two and twenty fee structure of the hedge fund industry.
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Politico examines the phenomenon of the Twitter thread as a literary form peculiar to the Trump era, and nods to some noteworthy "threaders" — often stalwarts of government, media or academia.
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But market stalwarts like Walmart and 3M, both of which have reduced their stock supply by millions of shares in the last several years, know what they're doing, Cramer argued.
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Other stalwarts from the World Series teams are also gone: Wade Davis, Ben Zobrist, Johnny Cueto, Ryan Madson, James Shields, Jarrod Dyson, and the unsigned Greg Holland and Mike Moustakas.
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The Chinese company, controlled by billionaire Li Shufu, already owns Volvo Cars AB, whose refreshed line-up of vehicles have made it a popular alternative to the German luxury stalwarts.
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The city has welcomed a number of new health care companies, as well as high-tech companies like Wizards of the Coast and industrial stalwarts like Paccar, the truck manufacturer.
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Still, those young players, including second baseman Ozzie Albies, 21, starting pitcher Mike Foltynewicz, 26, third baseman Johan Camargo, 24, and Acuna — combined with veteran stalwarts — have energized the Braves.
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McSally raised more money than every other Republican senator last year, topping Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and well-known stalwarts like John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.).
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Since returning to public life he has spoken out against corruption in the country and has found significant support in urban areas, in the business community and among ANC stalwarts.
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The most recent discontent arose on March 29 when the Venezuelan Supreme Court, controlled by leftist stalwarts, essentially dissolved the country's National Assembly and took on lawmaking powers for itself.
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Cristie Kerr of the United States and Suzann Pettersen of Norway, along with the French stalwarts Meunier-Lebouc and Marie-Laure De Lorenzi, have lifted the trophy over the years.
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MALKA "Moving Together" MALKA makes Scottish music in the grand tradition of indie rock stalwarts the Belle & Sebastian, the Pastels, and Snow Patrol: catchy, a bit twee, a lot singable.
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With varying levels of enthusiasm, liberal stalwarts like Senator Sherrod Brown backed it, citing support from the AFL-CIO, along with most of the GOP and the American Petroleum Institute.
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The mainstream media as it's called — broadcast titans like NBC News and print stalwarts like the New York Times and Washington Post — has been leeching credibility long before President Trump.
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Maison Dauphin is in its infancy compared to the fine jewelry stalwarts that it brushes shoulders with on Place Vendôme — but that doesn't mean it packs less of a punch.
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These women were championed by an array of strange bedfellows: feminists like Eleanor Smeal, celebrities like Lily Tomlin and stalwarts of a conservative administration like Laura Bush and Dick Cheney.
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Also on the service: "Whatever, Heaven Allows," a beer-slathered mash-up of John Milton's "Paradise Lost" and Douglas Sirk's "All That Heaven Allows" from the downtown theater stalwarts Radiohole.
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Meanwhile, in Colorado, liberal groups and industry stalwarts are locked in a fight over the economic impact of a proposal that would impose new regulations on new oil and gas wells.
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All eyes are on sports utility vehicles (SUVs) at this year's Beijing Auto Show, where industry stalwarts are racing against local rivals to indulge the mainland's growing thirst for larger vehicles.
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Later the company helped grow the business further by partnering with such enterprise stalwarts as IBM, SAP, Cisco, GE and most recently Salesforce along with systems integrators like Deloitte and Accenture.
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When it's not inviting companies to its doorstep, the Pentagon is sending officials around the country to present a friendly face to the tech industry — and not just the defense stalwarts.
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That valuation is higher than that of roughly 25% of the companies in the S&P 500 index, including decades-old industry stalwarts like Molson Coors, Viacom, Under Armour, and JetBlue.
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They were executed for Mrs Clinton by several former stalwarts of his campaigns, including Marlon Marshall, who is running her state-level campaigns, and Clay Middleton, her director in South Carolina.
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Though "old economy" stalwarts like property and industry have led the way this year, Beijing continues to push for a more balanced economic growth model driven more by consumption and services.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - European Ryder Cup stalwarts Henrik Stenson and Lee Westwood enjoyed contrasting fortunes in the opening round of the Nordea Masters at the Bro Hof Slott Golf Club on Thursday.
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Mostly, he wants you to believe that a young company like OnePlus can produce a device that's as good as, if not better than, the established stalwarts in the smartphone industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Performance from computer-driven hedge funds run by industry stalwarts Cantab Capital Partners and Systematica Investments took a hit after market volatility in February, showed data compiled by HSBC.
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The NY Phil Biennial — the New York Philharmonic's answer to contemporary art stalwarts like the Venice Biennale, Art Basel and the Frieze fairs — can be hard to get a handle on.
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Time and again, the movie hints that the stalwarts of the Apollo project—smart, brave, and brimful of aspiration, with their eyes on the extraterrestrial prize—are not entirely grown up.
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Aldridge, who signed a three-year, $72.3 million contract extension on Monday, paced four teammates in double-figure scoring, playing so well that San Antonio barely missed its two injured stalwarts.
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Their equivalents in Albany were a group of stalwarts who had marched at Mr. Cuomo's side, in some cases as far back as the administration of Mr. Cuomo's father, former Gov.
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Hulu + Live TV comes with access to more than 60 TV channels including broadcast stalwarts like NBC and CBS as well as many cable channels, like Disney, ESPN, CNN, and History.
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The relegation spots have long been settled: former Premier League stalwarts Bolton Wanderers and Charlton Athletic have slipped to the third tier, with the decidedly less storied MK Dons joining them.
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However, since returning to public life he has spoken out against corruption in the country and has found significant support in urban areas, in the business community and among ANC stalwarts.
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He was endorsed by foreign policy stalwarts like former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, people who deeply support maintaining the foreign policy status quo.
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Republican Party politicians and conservative pundits harped on the line, providing a point of party unity at a time when many party and movement stalwarts were reluctant to actually praise Trump.
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Joachim Löw, the national team coach, has vowed to transform the side, informing several stalwarts — Mats Hummels, Thomas Müller and Jérôme Boateng — that they will no longer be considered for selection.
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Fernando Abad (0-2), summoned in the ninth inning after recent injuries to Giants bullpen stalwarts Tony Watson and Reyes Moronta, got the loss after allowing Bell's walk and Diaz's single.
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Late-night stalwarts past and present — like John Oliver, Jon Stewart, Trevor Noah, Conan O'Brien and Hasan Minhaj — join the comedian John Mulaney as well as the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
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For steak, the stalwarts continue to be Charlie Palmer, Del Frisco's Grille, Capital Grille, the Caucus Room Brasserie and (for those who like political kitsch with their rib-eye) the Monocle.
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The compact crossover space is among the most competitive for car-makers, with the segment stalwarts putting up better sales numbers in recent months than even the ever-popular Toyota Camry.
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Perhaps the pre-eminent straight-ahead jazz bassist of the last 20 years, Mr. McBride performed recently at the Village Vanguard alongside the avant-garde stalwarts John Zorn and Milford Graves.
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But his vehicles will have to compete domestically with other space entrepreneurs and industry stalwarts such as Elon Musk's SpaceX and United Launch Alliance - a partnership between Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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Onetime retail stalwarts like Macy's and Sears have seen sales drop as they struggle to figure out e-commerce strategies, while a host of smaller retailers have filed for bankruptcy protection.
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And there would be little political opposition because many Democrats, including liberal stalwarts like Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, are practically begging the president to work with them on this issue.
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The Federalist Society spent decades preparing for this moment, and they've helped Trump identify many of the most talented conservative stalwarts in the entire legal profession to place on the bench.
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In 2009, composer Michael Gordon (of New York contemporary classical stalwarts Bang on a Can) devised a percussion piece called Timber that was to be played on a series of 2x4s.
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In fact, the bill, which passed with a large, bipartisan majority including liberal stalwarts like Bernie Sanders and Ted Kennedy, wasn't a major cause of mass incarceration in a literal sense.
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In addition to the stalwarts on the committee, Trump will have supportive representatives on the committee from states that voted overwhelmingly for the presumptive nominee, including his home state of New York.
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The DB211 embraces modernity without looking back, going for broke with a redefined mission to poach well-heeled buyers who might otherwise fall for stalwarts like Bentley, Ferrari, Porsche, and Rolls-Royce.
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The DB113 embraces modernity without looking back, going for broke with a redefined mission to poach well-heeled buyers who might otherwise fall for stalwarts like Bentley, Ferrari, Porsche, and Rolls-Royce.
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She worked in relative obscurity for much of her career; a well-kept secret amongst those who knew and admired her; a heroic figure for a few of the art world's stalwarts.
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The brand's investment comes at a time when department store stalwarts Macy's and Sears are grappling with falling traffic, aging brick-and-mortar stores, and customers who are addicted to steep discounts.
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Marvel stalwarts may appreciate the way some puzzle pieces slot together, but more casual moviegoers may find the information dumps and the film's many seemingly unrelated or unjustified elements daunting and confusing.
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Instead, during ANC election years such as this one, politicians turn up at a succession of Sunday church services, memorial lectures and funerals of party stalwarts to give thinly disguised stump speeches.
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This month, ABC's 290/29, one the stalwarts of '21994s TV news magazines, ran a largely sympathetic two-hour interview special about Harding; her mere presence at the Golden Globes was memeworthy.
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Light-duty pickup trucks also saw their market share grow with stalwarts like the Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra also posting double-digit gains year-over-year for the second straight quarter.
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Returning the GOP to its Reagan-era roots as the party for small donors might even placate some of the stalwarts who have watched in anguish as Trump tears the GOP apart.
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And a 2016 study backed by Allianz Kulturstiftung, the German insurance company's foundation, ranked Lisbon as the fifth-best-performing startup community in Europe, ahead of such stalwarts as Stockholm and Dublin.
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This year alone, three retail stalwarts—Walmart, JCPenney, and Rite Aid—plan to shutter or sell off nearly 1,200 stores, and nearly 90,000 Americans have been thrown out of work since October.
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Even a trusted member of the governing elite, the former deputy head of state-controlled Vietnam National Television, Tran Dang Tuan, did not pass the vetting committees run by Communist Party stalwarts.
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Jim Barrineau, head of emerging markets debt at Schroders, said he has been buying "smaller, less well-known" names and boosting emerging market corporate debt, eschewing stalwarts like Brazil, Mexico and Russia.
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Mr. Roof, 22, stands accused of killing the church's pastor, three other ministers and five stalwarts of the congregation at a Bible study session in the fellowship hall on June 17, 2015.
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The R.N.C. and the Trump campaign are also installing loyal party stalwarts in key party positions to help ensure that they maintain control of the convention if rogue delegates attempt a disruption.
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Stalwarts like Downton Abbey and Game of Thrones aren't in the running this year — the former ended before last year's awards, and the latter didn't air its season within the eligibility window.
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In the '90s, media stalwarts complained that Craigslist and eBay had stolen their classified business by posting ads for free — but paper classifieds were doomed the moment the web browser became popular.
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Since returning to public life, he has become openly critical of the levels of corruption in the country and has significant support in urban areas, among the business community and ANC stalwarts.
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The show, which the photographer organized with the MonteNapoleone Association, is based on the idea of making an exhibition of oneself — something the stalwarts of Italian fashion know rather a lot about.
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Two stalwarts round out the Top 5: Ed Sheeran's "÷" is No. 4 in its 42nd week on the chart, and Pentatonix's "A Pentatonix Christmas," initially released last holiday season, is No. 5.
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They were the last stalwarts of the country's cultural life to be shut down by the coronavirus: Days after Britain's music venues, theaters and museums closed, the soaps were still in production.
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Now 83, Coleman appears this weekend in a band of straight-ahead jazz stalwarts: Harold Mabern on piano, Yotam Silberstein on guitar, Gerald Cannon on bass and George Coleman Jr. on drums.
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D.J.s, including the downtown stalwarts JD Samson, Johnny Dynell and Ana Matronic, will spin live, and a fashion-centric "Freedom Ball," celebrating house music and ball culture, is planned for June 14.
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Mr. Murphy was aiming to be the outsider and a relatively progressive alternative to two state party stalwarts, Steven Fulop, the mayor of Jersey City, and Stephen M. Sweeney, the Senate president.
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Most of the hottest new books about tech companies have focused on startups and companies barely a decade old — but Silicon Valley stalwarts like Apple haven't lost all their literary luster yet.
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As the newspaper ad reflects, the Montana senator has certainly not been one of the liberal stalwarts in opposition to Trump, and has seemed careful about when to publicly criticize the president.
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Even as Mr. Trump has installed party stalwarts in a few cabinet departments, he has repeatedly shrugged off the requests of Republicans who have asked for help reinforcing their power in Congress.
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In this supercharged news environment, anchors like Bret Baier and Chris Wallace, both of Fox News, have been late-night guests, as have the CBS News stalwarts Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell.
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Earlier this month, Ranieri seemed to admit that he had, perhaps, stood by his players for too long, indulging the stalwarts of the championship victory too many opportunities to recapture their form.
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What was once a thundering ensemble of at least six musicians is now just three old stalwarts: Bob Weir on guitar and vocals, backed by drummer Billy Kreutzmann and percussionist Mickey Hart.
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We're seeing a surprising surplus of compelling spy dramas on the air right now, from longtime stalwarts like Homeland and The Americans to BBC America's twisty new series Killing Eve and Counterpart.
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But cozying up to industry stalwarts could pay off for a small company without major backing — and we could wind up seeing a good number of Decepticon-esque rigs on highways come 2019.
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Faber's walkout song "California Love" and Pickett's Chas & Dave number—two distinctive tunes which resonate with the fighters' respective places of birth—will signify the iconic end to one of MMA's finest stalwarts.
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In the wake of underperformance by industry stalwarts in recent years, more investors in private equity funds have challenged the traditional 2-and-20 price model under which LBO firms operated for years.
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The House judiciary committee voted on articles of impeachment three days after the ruling, and soon after Nixon stalwarts such as conservative Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater intervened to persuade the President to go.
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The season is expected to be wide open but champions Adelaide City may struggle to match their run last year after the departure of a number of club stalwarts in the off-season.
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In its most recent earnings report, Hasbro cited Yo-kai Watch (along with stalwarts Star Wars and Nerf) as one of the reasons for a big increase in its "boys" category of toys.
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He pledged to be worthy of "carrying the mantle," but some Republican stalwarts fear his missteps and attacks on nationalities and ethnic groups may cost them both the White House and Senate control.
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Indie stalwarts like Of Montreal and Animal Collective were releasing goofy pop albums (Hissing Fauna and Strawberry Jam, respectively) that drowned any potential sorrow in nebulous shrieks, manic percussion, and gluttonous synth lines.
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A few weeks ago, Atlanta, Georgia, garage punk stalwarts The Coathangers released a song called "F the NRA," from the band's upcoming sixth album The Devil You Know (out next Friday, March 8).
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Manafort helped Reagan appoint an array of conservative stalwarts across government, hundreds drawn from the new brain centers of the conservative movement: the American Enterprise Institute, the Heritage Foundation and the Hoover Institution.
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The country's "Made in China 2025" program, which will provide extensive assistance and cheap loans to certain industries, lays out an ambitious plan to build homegrown giants that will compete with American stalwarts.
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The big picture: Starting at $31,550, this is Hyundai's biggest model, and it's going up against some stalwarts in the three-row crossover segment like the Ford Explorer, Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot.
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Though it came as shock to many industry stalwarts that De Beers will begin to sell lab-grown diamonds through one of its portfolio brands, it's perhaps a sign the tide is turning.
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While Anthem had warned that it might leave some or all of the states where it offers individual plans, its exit from Ohio signals that even some of the market's stalwarts are unnerved.
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Fashion Report LONDON — As Britain headed to the polls on Thursday to vote in the general election, fashion industry stalwarts crammed into a Shoreditch warehouse on the eve of London Fashion Week Men's.
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For a fourth year, Eugene Mirman and Pretty Good Friends, his comedy production company — both stalwarts of the Brooklyn alternative comedy scene — will present this fund-raiser for the environmental news website Grist.org.
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Mr. Trump brought conservatives closer to their aim by permitting stalwarts from the Federalist Society — the network of movement conservative lawyers founded in the Reagan years — to suggest judicial nominees whom he appointed.
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Kraft and Heinz, two stalwarts of grocery store aisles, merged in 2015 in a deal that combined the investments of 3G Capital, a Brazilian private investment group, and Warren E. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
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I was pleased to encounter works by British artists such as Remi Rough, Shok1, Mobstr, and Sweet Toof, to name but a few, alongside visiting New York stalwarts Dan Witz and Jordan Seiler.
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"No Tomorrow" finds the Britpop stalwarts sounding as pitch-perfectly Suede as back in the 90s: those chiming, layered guitars, and Brett's sinuous tones reaching those elastic falsetto notes with ease and aplomb.
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Plus-size stalwarts like Lane Bryant and Addition Elle have been diversifying their styles, and brands like Target have gotten more provocative with body-positive advertising, featuring unretouched models in its campaign this spring.
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Makers of cannabis-infused beer are developing brews free of booze — as well as bud — to sell alongside stalwarts such as O'Doul's and newcomers such as Heineken 0.0 and Pabst Blue Ribbon Non-Alc.
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That benign backdrop has so far boosted sales at fashion labels in turnaround mode like Britain's Burberry as well as sector stalwarts such as Birkin bag maker Hermes in the April to June period.
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Right now, with even pro-trade stalwarts like McConnell opposed to ratification during Obama's term, advocates of the TPP admit that they don't have the votes necessary to clear the House and the Senate.
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Optimists point to the rude health of DAX stalwarts like SAP (software), Allianz (insurance), Munich Re (reinsurance), Siemens (engineering) or BASF (chemicals)—solid companies with sound balance-sheets busily preparing for the digital age.
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While he admitted that "it's an exciting deal," he said it will likely cause investors to sell shares of market stalwarts like PVH and Ralph Lauren so they can get in on the IPO.
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Read MoreWe're with Trump, GOP stalwarts tell establishment Trump has won the overwhelming majority of the early voting states, riding a wave of anti-establishment sentiment that has sent primary and caucus participation surging.
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As trusted stalwarts of global business as well as of local communities, banks are ideally positioned to help all parties see that finding a sensible, sustainable middle ground is in everyone's long-term interest.
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Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti and stalwarts of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party led by L. K. Advani and M. M. Joshi appeared in court in the city of Lucknow to hear the charges.
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With its mouthwatering Latin-American menu, the bar both embodies and defuses the tensions of this area of Bushwick: plaid-clad hipsters and neighborhood stalwarts alike can be seen eating yuquita fries and empanaditas .
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The two groups are minority voters who are the foundation of the party and the white voters, at the low end of the social and economic pecking order and who were once Democratic stalwarts.
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Even though he has advocated for a greater opening to the internet and is said to seek consensus for various factions within Cuban society, Díaz-Canel echoed hardline revolutionary stalwarts in his remarks Thursday.
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Among those killed were the church's pastor, Clementa C. Pinckney, who also served in South Carolina's State Senate; three other ministers; and stalwarts of the congregation who ranged in age from 26 to 87.
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Claims from Democratic stalwarts that Sanders can't unseat the president are fool's gold to self-funding candidates like Howard Schultz, who argues that a majority of voters are clamoring for a centrist, corporate candidate.
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Last month, hot on the heels of Intimate Apparel's re-release under the label ASpecialThing, she headlined Portland's first annual Queer Comedy Festival alongside Guy Branum and a host of other LGBTQ comedy stalwarts.
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The debate among these liberal Scandinavian stalwarts would have been unheard of a year ago, underscoring how concern about a record influx of immigrants is percolating into the Nordics' mainstream from the populist fringes.
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Some of them exist only online, some, including stalwarts that have been around for decades such as The Villager and the Our Town chain, began as print papers and continue to publish print editions.
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In both cases, the opponents are Big Tech stalwarts who receive more than enough deference from the U.S. government on everything from advertising, conflicts of interest, federal contracts, mergers, privacy, and intellectual property infringement.
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His conservative political action committee was instrumental in the surprise unseatings of liberal Democratic stalwarts in 21994, including Senators Birch Bayh of Indiana, Frank Church of Idaho and George S. McGovern of South Dakota.
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Divine and Naezy, known as "gully" (street) rappers, have been stalwarts of Indian hip-hop for years, capturing the daily struggles, and giving voice to the frustrations, of the largely underprivileged masses in India.
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Ms. Baylor, a vocalist, was one half of the 1990s neo-soul group Zhané; Mr. Baylor started drumming in church and went on to work with jazz stalwarts like the Yellowjackets and Cassandra Wilson.
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Beginning around five years ago, they began working on their own projects — the confessional Waxahatchee for Katie, the swaggering, now-defunct Swearin' for Allison — which elevated them from D.I.Y. stalwarts to indie-rock flagbearers.
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Comedy For a fourth year, Eugene Mirman and Pretty Good Friends, his comedy production company — both stalwarts of the Brooklyn alternative comedy scene — will present this fund-raiser for the environmental news website Grist.org.
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West Coast fashion stalwarts like Josh Peskowitz and Greg Chait mingled with art honchos such as the gallerist Shaun Caley Regen and Michael Govan, the director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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But there is more fun to be had at Acne than "just right" jeans and leather jackets (the label's stalwarts) to place in a room with white walls and a single, sanctimonious fig tree.
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Her 2013 album, "Feels Like Home," tried a typical strategy for aging rock hitmakers: Head for Nashville to make a mainstream country album with the city's in-group of songwriting collaborators and studio stalwarts.
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Their appointments highlight a changing of the guard at Nissan, as shareholders were also voting on motions for former company stalwarts, CEO Hiroto Saikawa and COO Yashuhiro Yamauchi, to leave their board director positions.
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They'd been signed to Seattle stalwarts at Sub Pop and were playing successful tours across the country—living more or less the best life you could hope for as a rock band these days.
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NEW YORK, May 31 (Reuters) - Shares of Quest Diagnostics and Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings have been on a roll as analysts point to improving business trends for the U.S. clinical-lab testing industry stalwarts.
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No longer buzzy newcomers whose flops are more easily excused, but not yet stalwarts like Budweiser or Pepsi, these second-timers occupy an often-overlooked tier of advertisers that perhaps have the most to lose.
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So, instead of channeling their inner Dale Hawerchuk or Teemu Selanne — high-flying members of Jets 2144 — they did their best impressions of Bill Lesuk and Ron Wilson, defensive stalwarts of the 21992s and '21996s.
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There's a bit of the realism-obsession that characterizes stalwarts in the genre (such as the similarly set Chivalry series), but it's balanced by a wholehearted embrace of the more absurd elements of Mordhau's setting.
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As Amazon bolsters its PillPack business to take on the prescription drug market, industry stalwarts CVS and Walgreens are vigorously defending their turf, setting up a protracted battle between the old guard and the new.
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"It's not like Dutch and Mike weren't stalwarts of their own parties, but they knew they had a national security mission," says Jamil Jaffer, a Republican lawyer who was a senior counsel on the committee.
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Putting one of the stodgy stalwarts as Punk's replacement threatens to uncork the vitriol all over again, at a time when nobody at WWE can figure out how to make their babyfaces on Raw work.
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And while I haven't done a thorough demographic analysis of the exact composition of that 10,000-strong crowd at Alexandra Palace, suffice it to say, it wasn't all pirate radio veterans and GrimeForum stalwarts alone.
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While Adobe is well on its way to being a $10 billion company, the majority of its income continues to come from Creative Cloud, which includes Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator, among other Adobe software stalwarts.
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Chafetz said the AG may simply have been reminding conservative stalwarts, in advance of the midterm congressional elections, why it's important to continue to stock the court with judges who will beat back judicial activism.
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Flume's album Skin took home the award for Best Dance/Electronic Music Album at The Grammys on Sunday evening, beating out nominations from stalwarts of the genre like Jean-Michel Jarre, Underworld and Louie Vega.
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Earlier in the weekend Tyrannaman and Royal Headache, two Australian bands heavily influenced by Eddy Current, played on a lineup that also included US rap star Freddie Gibbs, Sleater-Kinney, and festival stalwarts Violent Femmes.
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Though Democrats appear divided on major policy areas like health care and climate, progressive stalwarts and moderates alike are sounding the alarm on Big Tech's impacts on user privacy, competition, workers and fair elections. Sen.
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In addition, Republicans in one congressional district voted out Representative Tim Huelskamp, a farmer who had become a Tea Party favorite in Washington but had annoyed party stalwarts and been removed from the Agriculture Committee.
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A guy like Ben Gold needed all the musical talent he could get to fill the hours, whether it was from stalwarts like Muddy Waters and Otis Rush or from a nervous newcomer from Louisiana.
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That has allowed the Model 230 to sneak up on midsize luxury stalwarts like the BMW 2000 Series, Audi A23 or Mercedes-Benz C-Class, all of which are in the same general price range.
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That leaves the GOP caught between ideological stalwarts who are alarmed by how much of the Obamacare framework the plan leaves in place and nervous pragmatists who are worried about how much suffering it inflicts.
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Ahead of the second round of Democratic debates in Detroit starting Tuesday night, the party stalwarts were wrestling with the old tug of whether to follow their heart or their head in picking a candidate.
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By evening, electoral officials announced the winners of the vote, a list of leftist stalwarts including Diosdado Cabello, a powerful politician who once participated in a failed coup attempt, and Cilia Flores, Mr. Maduro's wife.
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Research has also revealed strange delicacies — such as dormouse, which would have been stuffed with pork and served as a starter — as well as the remnants of Mediterranean diet stalwarts: olives, nuts, figs, dates, lentils.
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It's the company's largest store in the United States, offering an overwhelming selection of its infamous leggings, mocked by some as overhyped and overpriced ($68 to $148) yet beloved by Luluhead stalwarts as flattering essentials.
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Just as smartphone makers are now tinkering with foldable displays—with limited success, although Microsoft's take looks promising—PC stalwarts like Lenovo and Asus have brought to CES hardware with both dual and bending screens.
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On this night, he was presenting "The Golden Girlz," a sitcom spoof starring the top-shelf drag stalwarts Jackie Beat and Sherry Vine, and the frequently cross-dressing character actors Drew Droege and Sam Pancake.
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I heard about Sober January last year through my friends The Carry Nation, stalwarts of the New York LGBTQ rave scene who, like many of the best DJs, party as hard as they play records.
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And while the traditional family stalwarts might have kept people happy for years, this Thanksgiving is different, and it's time to add fresh meat to the mix to give the everybody something to talk about.
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But over the last year, stalwarts like Netgear and Linksys, plus newcomers like Eero and Google, started shipping routers you might consider usable and attractive—two adjectives you never thought you might see describing a router.
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Playing by the rules has become the mantra of Republican Party stalwarts, from Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus down through the ranks amid an ongoing assault from Trump accusing them of using a "rigged" system.
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GOS is also a great opportunity to check in on the neighborhood's blossoming gallery scene, so as you stroll between studios, be sure to check out local stalwarts like 106 Green, Calico, and Greenpoint Terminal Gallery.
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Instead, we must demand that tech's most promising companies — no longer dorm room startups but, in fact, more valuable than many of the industry stalwarts that helm the Fortune 500 — be run the old-fashioned way.
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Arizona seems to have a particular quality that creates inspired rock bands with slightly fried edges or more, whether it's long-running stalwarts like the Meat Puppets or underground psych legends like the Black Sun Ensemble.
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Toys R Us UK and electronics retailer Maplin went into administration this year, while department store chain House of Fraser was rescued by Sports Direct, and stalwarts such as Marks & Spencer and Debenhams have announced closures.
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On the lineup for Friday's festival were the likes of American death metal stalwarts Cannibal Corpse, Finnish melodic death metallers Children of Bodom and Nightwish, Swedish death metal icons In Flames, and progressive metal supergroup SOEN.
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But the contest for a crucial piece of Toshiba appears to be turning into a match-up between two longtime stalwarts of the Japanese tech industry - Fujifilm Chief Executive Shigetaka Komori and Canon CEO Fujio Mitarai.
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For former party stalwarts like Idelber Avelar, the breaking point came when Mr. da Silva began to dole out patronage posts and form alliances with opposition party bosses who did not share the Workers' Party's ideals.
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Trump was even bashed by Republican stalwarts like Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.), Sen.
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About a third were elected at caucuses in state assembly districts in January, where longtime Democratic Party stalwarts were stunned by the number of Sanders supporters who showed up to run for, and win, delegate slots.
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When someone finally sits down and writes the definitive account of house and techno of the early 21st century, you can bet your bottom Euro that German stalwarts Booka Shade will get a fair few mentions.
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In 2012, according to the their father Kevin Fagan, the sisters—who were lineup stalwarts for that squad—were dismissed from the team along with another everyday player, Cheyenne Coyle, for some kind of undisclosed altercation.
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As it looks to create its own national champions, China has been forcing American stalwarts like Qualcomm, Advanced Micro Devices and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise to create joint ventures, hand over their technology or develop local expertise.
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The mighty stalwarts of the Amazon will shrivel up, and a wave of death will start at the periphery and propagate throughout as much of it degrades from a dense tropical forest into a sparse savanna.
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While other Asia-based social apps have struggled to gain a global foothold, TikTok quickly amassed more than a billion users worldwide and became a household name alongside American social media stalwarts like Facebook and YouTube.
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I made the dessert conventionally for a while, and then, when rhubarb turned up alongside strawberries in the market, I cooked the two into a compote, and it proved a good companion to the other stalwarts.
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With Colony House, the two have shaken off those devout vibes in favor of something edgier; the band's second album, "Only the Lonely," is full of shout-along choruses that echo arena-rock stalwarts like U2.
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Very few of the businesses etched onto its rows are still around, with the exception of neighborhood stalwarts like Fugetsu-Do Sweet Shop, which has been in business and run by the Kito family since 63.
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" RELATED: RNC Rules Committee stocked with stalwarts Anti-Trump Republicans are exhausting every possible step to nominate someone who is not Trump, with the most recent effort being television ads that encourage delegates to vote their "conscience.
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The Tigers enter tonight knowing that this is their last game together, with Watson, Gallman, Williams, and Scott set to turn pro early, and defensive stalwarts like Carlos Watkins, Cordrea Tankersley and Ben Boulware set to graduate.
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But because many Democratic leadership stalwarts have refused to loosen their grip on corporate donations and glossy but toxic vendor contracts, the shameless right is bound to capitalize on it and paint the left as hopelessly corrupt.
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The far-fetched idea is the latest reflection of a campaign cycle that has been anything but ordinary, and stems from a continuing dissatisfaction among some conservative stalwarts with how Trump is behaving and running his campaign.
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That leads to an unpredictable situation where the delegates — party stalwarts from the various states, some of them with stronger loyalty to the candidate they're officially pledged to than others — will get to decide their party's nominee.
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It is sure to alienate Democratic Party leaders and stalwarts in the early states, several of which are key battlegrounds in the general election, and intensify complaints from Mr. Bloomberg's opponents about his reliance on personal wealth.
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The Republicans soon split into Conkling's "Stalwarts"—pro-patronage and eager, after a decent interval, to restore the pliable, obliviously corrupted Grant—and Blaine's more reform-minded "Half-Breeds," their name one that Conkling no doubt relished.
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Utility industry stalwarts like Edison International and Con Edison are developing energy services and consulting divisions, while technology giants like General Electric, Oracle, Google and even Apple are getting into the business of providing or managing power.
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Square Feet COLUMBUS, Ohio — When suburban malls began to stagnate in the early 1990s, the parent company of the retail stalwarts Bath & Body Works and Victoria's Secret took a chance on a different kind of shopping experience.
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We've seen monumental shifts in entertainment consumption, with YouTube garnering more viewership in primetime than the Top 10 TV shows combined, and stalwarts like ESPN facing a decline in subscribers for the first time in their history.
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — One of the most devastating Taliban assassination strikes of the long Afghan war on Thursday killed a regional police chief with a larger-than-life reputation as one of the last stalwarts against the militants.
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They have just as many all-world attackers as Belgium and a defense anchored by stalwarts from Real Madrid and Barcelona, and yet they look like they have already conceded that Belgium is the much better team.
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While Biden had a much smaller volunteer footprint in Texas, his presidential bid had the support of a range of local officials and U.S. House members in the state, from first-term representatives to long-serving stalwarts.
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International imports to the fashion week calendar, such as the Korean brand Songzio and the American label Band of Outsiders, will also attract interest, as will stalwarts like Vivienne Westwood, which is returning to the London lineup.
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NEW YORK, Dec 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended higher on Tuesday as telecom stalwarts AT&T and Verizon gained and bank shares added to their torrid post-election rally, helping the Dow set another record closing high.
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On July 30, he asked Venezuelans to choose from a list of party stalwarts to form the Constituent Assembly, a body that would rewrite the Constitution and govern Venezuela for up to two years while doing so.
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Asian shares climbed on Monday, as technology stocks were bolstered by solid earnings from U.S. tech stalwarts and on strong pre-orders for Apple's iPhone X, while oil hovered around a 2-year peak on supply fears.
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Mr. Dimon and a raft of other Wall Street stalwarts have either joined the new administration or taken on advisory roles, damping down their worries that the bankers-as-boogeymen campaign language would be transformed into action.
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He had his best season as a Blackhawk, playing 61 games and scoring seven goals in 1989-90 while racking up 303 PIM and squaring off with division stalwarts like Bob Probert, Joey Kocur, and Shane Churla.
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Louis C.K. has, as on his FX comedy, "Louie," cast a mix of fellow comics (including Nick Di Paolo, Steven Wright and Liza Treyger) and acting stalwarts (Jessica Lange, presiding acerbically on a bar stool, and Rebecca Hall).
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Silicon Valley hotshots like Apple, Facebook, Intel, VMWare and Google all make an appearance in the top 15, while other tech stalwarts located in the Evergreen State, such as Amazon and Microsoft, take spots in the top five.
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From techno veteran Moby to self-described "nerdy super fan" Jamie Stewart of American experimental stalwarts Xiu Xiu, we spoke to five artists to find out how their exposure to his work shaped their own careers as musicians.
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The Stones are due to perform at a three-day outdoor festival in southern California this weekend dubbed "OldChella" because the lineup includes other stalwarts of rock and pop music including Paul McCartney, The Who and Bob Dylan.
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Bouteflika's offer, made on Sunday, appeared aimed at taking the steam out of youthful opposition to his 0003-year rule and shore up an establishment dominated by aging revolutionary stalwarts of the 1954-62 independence war against France.
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In fact, a cursory glance at the list of goings on at the event shows a strong presence from a slate of carmakers, ranging from stalwarts like Chrysler and Toyota to newer automotive questions marks like Faraday Future.
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At first glance, his portraits of avant-garde stalwarts appear to have little in common with his outrageous and outspoken drag persona, which has graced the stage of both the renowned Pyramid Club and notorious drag festival Wigstock.
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They all seek to cash in on growing demand for satellite launch services and, eventually, space travel, a market long dominated by industry stalwarts such as United Launch Alliance - a partnership between Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin Corp.
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Although Fillon's triumph on Sunday was a surprise, opinion pollsters had said he made a late surge in campaigning, and several stalwarts from the conservative Les Republicains party threw their weight behind him after his first-round success.
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" Many, however, found the term "investment layoff" to be more than little cold, and media stalwarts gave the phrase the same side-eye that they have given to other, similar corporate jargon such as "rightsizing" and "de-layering.
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And then there's the steady moan about the Times opinion section—not just stalwarts like Brooks and Ross Douthat, but Bret Stephens and Bari Weiss, both of whom joined the paper last year from The Wall Street Journal.
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Blue Jays 4, Yankees 2 TORONTO — A sign of how the Yankees' offense is in dire straits arrived in the ninth inning Monday when Manager Joe Girardi took the bats out of the hands of two struggling stalwarts.
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And Robert Mueller has been working with a team of diligent lawyers to get to the truth even as he is attacked in the media, and Republican stalwarts on Capitol Hill do their best to discredit the investigation.
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The party's drift has so alarmed its Israel-backing stalwarts that several leading Democratic activists and ex-officeholders have formed a new group – the Democratic Majority for Israel – to rebuild the party's steadfast support for the Jewish state.
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To go with quaint stalwarts like Winnie the Pooh, Disney has introduced series like "Doc McStuffins," about a creative little girl who happens to be black; Disney will soon introduce a Latina princess, a first for the company.
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Given that the band counts among its ranks members of local stalwarts Dysteria, Dead Existence, Sea Bastard, Casual Nun, and Landskap, it's no surprise that their debut album, Welcome to Nothing, is a thoroughly miserable, down-tuned affair.
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Ozlo, the Greylock- and Jerry Yang-backed independent entrant to the personal assistant race, is launching today on iOS and the web in an effort to give stalwarts like Siri, Alexa and Cortana a run for their money.
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The opening number, an acknowledgment of the show's 50-year milestone, featured stalwarts like Vince Gill, Charlie Daniels, Alan Jackson, Dwight Yoakam and Mr. Travis, who made an emotional comeback from the debilitating stroke he suffered in 2013.
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Photo courtesy Digitalism It's a bright Friday afternoon in LA, just hours before indie-electronic stalwarts Digitalism take the stage at El Rey theater for the final stop of their US tour behind their third studio album, Mirage.
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Freight, which CEO Lindsay Ralphs described as always being one of the group's "stalwarts," disappointed as lower agricultural exports, specifically yellow maize due to weak crop output, and general cargo volumes offset increased bulk and liquid commodity volumes.
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" Balsillie told me that Silicon Valley stalwarts often discount Shoshana Zuboff and other scholars as "academic eggheads": "When someone like Roger or me says, 'Here's how we share this issue,' it allows those people to be better heard.
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When the only thing that's consistent in Argentina is change — political about-faces happen regularly, and the economy is in flux — visiting the country's capital is always filled with new discoveries and beloved stalwarts, says our Travel writer.
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It is also true that the Dow represents just 220 companies — including stalwarts like Goldman Sachs, Apple and Walmart — compared with the 2000 that make up the Standard & Poor's index or the 220,2000 of the Russell market tracker.
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This is as opposed to the past season, when Phil Jackson, the Knicks' busted valise of a Svengali, turned to two former Chicago Bulls stalwarts, Joakim Noah and Derrick Rose, to serve as the pillars of the team.
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"Triple Threat" unites three stalwarts of contemporary martial arts cinema: Indonesia's Iko Uwais ("The Raid"), Thailand's Tony Jaa (the "Ong-Bak" trilogy) and China's Tiger Chen (who did stunts on "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and the "Matrix" movies).
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And their investments in elite venture firms like Lightspeed have given them enviable access that makes them more similar to the Sand Hill stalwarts they back than a sketchy foreign player hunting aimlessly for the next hot deal.
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The move will also pit Facebook more directly against other big tech companies such as Apple, whose Apple Pay service is a cornerstone of its move toward becoming a services company, and e-commerce stalwarts like Amazon and eBay.
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Instead of the older-guard American stalwarts that past presidential wives have relied upon, such as Oscar de la Renta, Michelle has gone with contemporary names like Tracy Reese, Jason Wu, and Thakoon Panichgul on a number of occasions.
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For weeks Trump has conducted a high-profile canvassing of Republican political stalwarts as part of his running mate search, but he has also made clear he is looking at what a military leader would bring to the ticket.
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Owners: Two Austin music scene stalwarts, John French and Chad Allen, who ran the label Answering Machine Recordings and played in bands ranging from '90s experimental outfits featured in the film Slacker to early aughts zolo revivalists Zom Zoms.
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Or a plethora of young outfielders, like the just-acquired Teoscar Hernandez (whom the Jays obtained from the Astros in the Francisco Liriano deal), as well as stalwarts Anthony Alford, Dalton Pompey, and all the ones behind those two.
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Earlier this year, larger rival Hammerson made and eventually dropped an offer of 205.9 pence per share for Intu, which has been hit by the downturn in British bricks-and-mortar retailing seen many high street stalwarts go bust.
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If the church doesn't find some way to free itself from the burden of its own theology, it will be left behind, and the remaining stalwarts will be forever destined to complain about obituaries in The New York Times.
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The firm may not want to court big CPG stalwarts, but it doesn't want to be restricted by its launch parameters either, and would be open to working with direct-to-consumer brands like Glossier and Hims, said Mildenhall.
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It is for this reason that, since the inception of Trump's Presidency, the members of his opposition have tended to understand themselves not simply as defenders of particular policy positions but also as stalwarts of democracy itself—a resistance.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia coach Mladen Krstajic named several uncapped prospects in his provisional 27-man World Cup squad on Thursday at the expense of stalwarts who failed to impress in friendlies after they qualified for the 32-nation tournament.
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Lester is one of this generation's October stalwarts — a cancer survivor, no less, and a perfect leader for a team that needed mental toughness, as well as physical skills, to upend the kind of history that shrouded the Cubs.
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And now come the Koch Brothers, the Libertarian, free-trade stalwarts of the economic wing of the GOP, as the latest billionaires to send a shot across the bow of the pro-Trump populist wing of the Republican Party.
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Kellyanne Conway, one of his most dedicated attendants, refers reverently to the "October 230th coalition," the campaign stalwarts who remained at Trump's side while the world listened to a recording of him boasting about grabbing women by the genitals.
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Nutter sat between Uber adviser (and ex-Obama '08 campaign manager) David Plouffe and Airbnb policy chief (and ex-Clinton White House adviser) Chris Lehane, two Democratic establishment stalwarts who made the jump to Silicon Valley in recent years.
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On 57th Street you'll find things to see in the gallery-rich Fuller Building, along with stalwarts like Pace and Marian Goodman (where Tino Sehgal, the Greta Garbo of philosophical performance art, opens a new show on May 3).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's short list for the post of national security adviser is made up of reliable conservatives with solid ties to key Trump administration stalwarts, including, according to several sources, the vice president's foreign policy chief.
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On January 22011 on Fox News, two George W. Bush administration stalwarts — former press secretary Ari Fleischer and former senior adviser Karl Rove — joined Fox News host Sean Hannity (another prominent booster of the 22019 invasion) and former Rep.
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Berkshire Hathaway still owns large stakes in value stalwarts like Coke, (KO) Bank of America (BAC), Wells Fargo (CBEAX) and Kraft Heinz, (KHC) which has taken billions of dollars in writedowns this year on some of its top brands.
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He'll be joined by the Eli Young Band, who are currently on the country charts with their upbeat single "Love Ain't," as well as by Aaron Watson and Kyle Park — two artists who are stalwarts on the rodeo circuit.
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As the uproar grew — and it became clear that the initial accusers were about to be joined by many more — Hollywood stalwarts who had worked alongside Weinstein for their entire careers felt the pressure to come out against him.
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Liberal stalwarts stopped just shy of flatly calling for a filibuster of Gorsuch -- instead sticking close to a message that the nominee should win the support of at least 60 senators before he is guaranteed a vote in the Senate.
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But in the process of creating it, I discovered what anyone who's done so already knows: Piecing together a collection of photographs using today's stalwarts—the Shutterflys and Mpixes and Minteds of the world—involves a healthy dose of crazy-making.
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Arizona's passing defense was eighth in the N.F.L., and the Cardinals dominated the Packers, 38-8, in late December, but they will have to play the rest of the postseason without the stalwarts Tyrann Mathieu, Alex Okafor and Cory Redding.
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The stalwarts will continue to show up, including Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, who may be pressing his case that Britain should stay in the European Union if the bloc is willing to cut his country a new deal.
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A policy is presented as legitimate not because it comes from a non-ideological think tank or centrist political figure, but precisely because it has the support of recognized ideological figures, whether conservative talk-radio hosts or progressive stalwarts in Congress.
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Mustard Gas and Roses is the brainchild of former Isis guitarist Michael Gallagher; originally a solo side project during his time with post-metal stalwarts Isis, it became a full-time affair after a period of inaction following Isis' dissolution.
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Few of the bands who were on Warped, beyond its headliners, could reasonably be considered mainstream, and many of the bands with their names in the small- to medium-sized font on the promotional posters were upstarts or local underground stalwarts.
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The smartphone maker was, perhaps, something of a dark horse in the space, but its Vive headset has scored high rankings among industry stalwarts, positioning the Taiwanese for something of a renaissance at the dawn of a new age of computing.
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The Cardinals were eighth in the N.F.L. in passing defense, and they dominated the Packers, 38-8, in late December, but they will have to play the rest of the postseason without the stalwarts Tyrann Mathieu, Alex Okafor and Cory Redding.
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We're not just talking stalwarts like Google and Facebook; big companies like Walmart, GE, Merck, Goldman Sachs — even the federal government — are fleeing the safety of established tech vendors for the promises of greater control and capability with open software.
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" Trumpification can be found in party stalwarts such as RNC Co-Chair Sharon Day, who said of Hillary Clinton on Tuesday: "As first lady, you viciously attacked the character of women who were abused at the hands of your husband.
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The impact on the FIA-sanctioned WEC will be greater, since two manufacturers in the top category is the bare minimum and Audi were stalwarts of the global series, but chief executive Gerard Neveu put a brave face on it.
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The label's first compilation features longtime Holodeck associates like Michael Stein and Kyle Dixon (who provided the eerie synth burbles that gave Stranger Things so much color) alongside debuts from scene stalwarts like Jake Schrock, Windows1995, Virgin Pool, and Joey.
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It feels trite to say that the North Carolina stalwarts are "what we need right now" but it's certainly true that band have a knack for expressing disillusionment of all kinds, through their medium of blistering, 3-minute-long pop songs.
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The jump came as net U.S. farm income is projected to drop for a third straight year and as industry stalwarts such as equipment maker Deere & Co and seed and agrochemicals company Monsanto Co face slumping sales and job cuts.
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They include old stalwarts like Amazon, eBay and Craigslist; a newer generation of mobile upstarts like LetGo and OfferUp; and entities like Facebook, which has woven a gigantic social web and is leveraging that to build a locally focused marketplace.
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Yet the strength in dicier, more jumpy stocks did not really come at the expense of those "defensive" large-cap stalwarts in the consumer staples, telecom and utilities sectors, which are still handily beating the broad market year to date.
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Devos, a billionaire GOP donor, will take the first step toward a possible confirmation on Tuesday at a hearing of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee that will put her face-to-face with liberal stalwarts Sens.
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The P-47 Thunderbolts were considered stalwarts of the United States military during World War II, said Albert J. Parisi, an aviation journalist and historian who is the operations officer of the Army Air Forces Historical Association in New Jersey.
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Arguably not, yet these 2929s rock stalwarts recently took center stage at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, where they brooded through cuts from "Lightning Bolt," their most recent album, which shifts from mortality-obsessed balladry to brash, punk-tinged fervor.
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The old stalwarts are already familiar with adapters, since there's also a 6.35mm connector, the modernist innovators are cutting their teeth on Lightning accessories already, and the mass market providers are investing themselves into Bluetooth as the logical next connectivity standard.
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"As an Indian woman belonging to the 21st century, what I find disillusioning is the humiliating manner in which I was put up as a bait to try and pacify one of the disgruntled stalwarts of Indian tennis," she said.
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They have been joined by a few smaller companies like Spaceflight, attracted by Seattle's abundant supply of software engineers from stalwarts like Amazon and Microsoft and aerospace experts from Boeing, the aviation giant that has major operations in the area.
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Ousta is driving ride-hailing expansion in Egypt Five months after its March 2016 launch, Ousta, Egypt's first local ride sharing app, has received a bridge investment of $1.25 million as it looks to challenge established industry stalwarts, Uber and Careem.
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Alongside some well-known lower-league stalwarts, they have Jordan Bowery, Nicky Hunt and Jay Simpson on the books, all of whom have Premier League experience and the latter of whom was second-top scorer in League Two last term.
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His arrival heralded what the BBC termed "the posh girl exodus" as longtime masthead stalwarts like Lucinda Chambers and Emily Sheffield made prompt departures, to be replaced by a slew of high-profile names from both the fashion and art worlds.
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Yet among Democratic stalwarts, there is a sometimes-rueful recognition that a cultural gulf separates them from the party's next generation, much of which inhabits a world of freewheeling social media and countercultural podcasts that are wholly unfamiliar to older Democrats.
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In addition to heads of state, tech CEOs and entrepreneurs have become regulars, including Apple's Tim Cook, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Amazon's Jeff Bezos, all of whom mingle nightly with media stalwarts like Les Moonves, Rupert Murdoch and Barry Diller.
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In the last decade, the United States has added roughly six million barrels of oil a day, the equivalent of the combined production of the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, two stalwarts of the Organization for the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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The Gypsy jazz stalwarts are among the many local musicians who appeared in "Treme," the HBO drama that, with its colorful strivers putting their lives and the city back together after Katrina, functioned as a love letter to New Orleans.
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While Silicon Valley stalwarts like Facebook and Salesforce still put up gleaming pavilions to promote their presence, the biggest billboard belonged to Saudi Arabia, which took up the side of a hotel to encourage visitors to invest in the kingdom.
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Traditional mattress companies figured out how to approximate the comforts of a water bed with pillow tops and foam, and most people turned away, though there were stalwarts who clung to their vinyl oddities like gear heads with an eight-track.
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" The effort was also endorsed by Freedom Partners, backed by the Koch brothers, conservative stalwarts; the group said that "when individuals have served their sentences and paid their debts as ordered by a judge, they should be eligible to vote.
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Najib has been embroiled in a graft scandal over a state-run fund, and has faced unprecedented criticism from former ruling party stalwarts, making the support of members of the Muslim, ethnic Malay majority vital in a general election next year.
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At times the calendar, with a few Savile Row stalwarts but also emphatic offerings from emerging designers heavy on the styling and outrageous statements but ultimately light on creative or commercial finesse, felt peripheral to the wider international fashion ecosystem.
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During Book Expo America, the publisher hosted its stalwarts and stars, like Mary Higgins Clark, Doris Kearns Goodwin and Susan Orlean, as well as debut writers like the actress Ellie Kemper, whose book "My Squirrel Days," will be published this October.
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Steven Kolb, the chief executive of the CFDA, pointed out that there are still 70 shows taking place over five days, which is true, and they include such New York stalwarts as Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors and Oscar de la Renta.
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They may be volunteers now, making beverages for the working media, or stalwarts who have been welcoming friend and foe alike with a hot drink and a smile for decades, but they all have a good story (or two) to tell.
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NBC clearly smells blood in the water: ABC, which once had a strong edge on Thursdays with shows helmed by Shonda Rhimes, saw ratings plummet for stalwarts like "Scandal" and "How to Get Away With Murder," both by Ms. Rhimes.
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He and his conservative colleagues have been cheered by Trump's recruitment of former House colleagues and conservative stalwarts like Vice President Mike Pence; Tom Price, the health and human services secretary; and Mick Mulvaney, the Office of Management and Budget director.
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As quarterback Tom Brady and his AFC title-holding team landed in Georgia, they brought with them painful memories for some Falcons stalwarts still reeling from a devastating, last-minute loss to New England in the Super Bowl two years ago.
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Mr. Trump has appeared comparatively uninterested in a set of lower-profile appointments in which his close advisers, like Mike Pence, the vice president-elect, and Reince Priebus, the incoming White House chief of staff, have quietly installed Republican stalwarts.
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Al Pacino and Judith Light — two award-winning stalwarts of the stage and screen — will star as Tennessee Williams and his close friend in Dotson Rader's "God Looked Away" at the Pasadena Playhouse in California, ahead of a possible Broadway run.
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As President Trump solidifies the extremist image of Republicans, they risk losing the support of moderates, independents and even party stalwarts who keep finding it harder to claim proudly that they are card-carrying members of the Grand Old Party.
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The shrieking over DOJ's Stone sentencing memos, topped by the theatrical resignation of the four prosecutors (who now want to be seen as stalwarts against politicized law enforcement after they conducted a patently politicized prosecution), is much ado about nothing.
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Stalwarts of the Portland scene, Autistic Youth were a band who over their ten-plus years plied in an urgent style of melodic punk that took in elements of garage rock, 80s hardcore, and a healthy dose of classic power pop.
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Stalwarts from the American contemporary art scene include Nick Cave, Hank Willis Thomas, Kehinde Wiley, Jeff Sonhouse — as well as an entire gallery devoted to female artists, bringing together the work of Carrie Mae Weems, Mickalene Thomas, and Kara Walker.
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For longtime Big 22004 stalwarts like DiJulia and Temple Coach Fran Dunphy, the night served as a reunion of sorts and a reminder of the Big 25's rare nature, the lure of the Palestra and the changing landscape of college athletics.
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The pullback on the heels of Wednesday's huge advance, which featured the Dow Jones Industrial Average's first-ever 26,2419.07 point daily surge, was led by the technology stalwarts that have also been under some of the greatest selling pressure since late summer.
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Even before his inauguration, he shook business leaders with a series of tweets attacking such great American stalwarts as Ford, General Motors, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and United Technologies, criticizing their global manufacturing plans, while threatening them with large tariffs for imported products.
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Luis Miguel Perez Juarez, director of the School of Public Policy and Government at the Monterrey Technological university, said the PRI overestimated the chances of Meade, who enjoyed little support among the party stalwarts and was largely unknown to the general public.
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Stodgy, venerable and just plain old (and white and male), the stalwarts of Sand Hill Road (the epitome of a suburban hell street complete with a full-service gas station) struggled to adapt their boring Excel number crunching thinking to this new world.
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The national reporting prize went to The Times and The Washington Post for their coverage of Mr. Trump's possible ties to Russia — a recognition of two journalism stalwarts that exposed the hidden activities of the Trump White House while withstanding much presidential ire.
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And the buyers will move beyond the usual U.S.-based technology companies; we will see some interesting international acquisitions from companies such Samsung, BAE, Checkpoint, NTT, and BT. We'll also see some non-traditional cybersecurity buyers including auto companies, retailers, and industrial stalwarts.
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At his disposal is a roster made up of freelance players (paid by the concert rather than a regular salary) that is nevertheless relatively stable, including stalwarts of the local scene like the cellist Rafael Popper-Keizer and the trumpeter Terry Everson.
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Arrive early to grab one of the 19 wrought-iron stools at the curved bar and order from a menu that combines old Hollywood classics (Silver Dollar buttermilk pancakes) with more recent L.A. stalwarts (grilled lean turkey burgers, egg white omelettes with vegetables).
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"The Trump impact could have a double-edged sword impact on technology stalwarts such as Apple," said Daniel Ives, senior vice president of finance and corporate development at mobile cloud maker Synchronoss Technologies, who covered the company on Wall Street for years.
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Last week, a collection of 626 environmental groups, led by longtime lefty stalwarts like the Center for Biological Diversity and Friends of the Earth, sent a letter to Congress laying out principles and policies they believe should be included in the GND.
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The Republican Party as a whole has overwhelmingly backed its nominee, in large part because it has no choice: Voters have flocked to Trump, and party stalwarts, even those with misgivings like Speaker Paul Ryan, have been forced to fall in line.
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Yes, reckoning with the decades of abuse that women have suffered at the hands of men has been instrumental in the movement toward real change, with public figures who were once stalwarts of their respective industries rightfully named and put on trial.
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Four Questions In the 22 years since he opened his first store, the designer and retailer Steven Alan has built a brand that serves as a bridge between the stalwarts (Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein) and the upstarts (Hood by Air, Public School).
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The term "Nifty 50" originally referred to a group of 50 U.S. stocks favored by institutional investors in the 1960s and 1970s, including stalwarts like General Electric, Coca-Cola, and IBM, once known as "one-decision" stocks investors could buy and hold forever.
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Fucking Clay Travis has a website, radio show, and probably some other shit; he shelters from the PC Police in the safe house provided by Fox Sports and FS1, alongside such other stalwarts of the oppressed as Jason Whitlock and Colin Cowherd.
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He announced he would end his presidential bid to the New York Times's Alexander Burns, stating concern that the strength of progressive stalwarts Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren in the 2020 presidential primary showed the Democratic Party is moving too far left.
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And a group of former government officials and party stalwarts calling themselves Republicans for the Rule of Law have cut a series of ads detailing some of Mr. Mueller's obstruction of justice findings and calling out their fellow conservatives for ignoring them.
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HOLIDAY STALWARTS Any list of seasonal events would be remiss to exclude two performances that are as central to New York winters as the window displays on Fifth Avenue: the Rockettes' "Radio City Christmas Spectacular," at Radio City Music Hall through Jan.
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They welcome the annual reappearance of favorite performers, including New Orleans R&B stalwarts like Irma Thomas and Clarence (Frogman) Henry, long-running groups like the Rebirth Brass Band and members of Louisiana music dynasties like the Neville, Chenier and Marsalis families.
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On Tuesday, in a surprise move, Mr. Janot, Brazil's top prosecutor, accused former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva; his handpicked successor, Dilma Rousseff; and six other Workers' Party stalwarts of running a huge kickback scheme during their nearly 14 years in power.
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But each also received an uptick in fund-raising and social media interest after Ms. Ocasio-Cortez scored her victory, their campaigns said — a testament to just how many progressive voters see 2018 as an opportunity to upend the party's male stalwarts.
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A dollar in retreat means that trillions more dollars are sloshing around the global economy, ending up in 100-year Argentine bonds, Turkish airline stocks, junk bonds with stripped down investor protections and, of course, Dow stalwarts like Amazon, Microsoft and Boeing.
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Brenda Lawrence, each of whom called out Meadows' racist act during the hearing in various ways, have made it clear they have no plans to play by the Magnolia-Sable rules, while Cummings and other Democratic stalwarts still see some usefulness for it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday joined a chorus of Republican stalwarts publicly urging Marco Rubio to run for a second Senate term in Florida, as the party faces an uphill fight to maintain its control of the Senate.
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Like the other alt/nu-metal stalwarts of that time (many of which they influenced directly), Korn has been focused on doing their riff-and-yell thing pretty consistently and pretty well, which makes sense given that they pioneered the whole sound.
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Simply including the paintings of Frank Auerbach and the barely known Anselm Kiefer, let alone Pablo Picasso in his eccentric late period, alongside the work of such New York stalwarts as Robert Ryman, Frank Stella, and Andy Warhol echoed like a thunderclap.
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He's joined by league stalwarts like Na'il Diggs, Dennis Northcutt, Rahim Moore, Sharmon Shah—who led the NFL in rushing touchdowns for the 1997 season playing under the name Karim Abdul-Jabbar—and current Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson, to name a few.
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So too is the fact that so many disparate players in the evangelical world, from New Apostolic Reformation prosperity gospel preachers to "old school" evangelical stalwarts like Falwell and Robertson, have combined forces (with Trump's implicit approval) into a Trumpist religious-media complex.
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From being fired by Henry Ford II, disagreeing with the US National Park Service leadership during his stint renovating the Statue of Liberty, to legendary skirmishes with automotive industry stalwarts, Iacocca was willing to take a stand for what he thought was the right way.
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It lists glowing comments about the Patriot Post from GOP stalwarts Nancy Reagan, former senator Jim DeMint, former House leader Dick Armey, former Senate majority leader Bill Frist, the late former senator Fred Thompson, and former Reagan chief of staff Howard Baker, among others.
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The meeting of the ANC's decision-making National Executive Committee (NEC) in a Pretoria hotel had set the stage for a decisive showdown between Zuma stalwarts and those backing a swift transfer of power to new party leader and current Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Again, these guitars sound as good as a Martin should, though for the purists the company has to come up with ways to build all-wood versions of its stalwarts and the reproductions of classics that the vintage-guitar market has created a demand for.
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In 2010 Californians also approved a "top-two primary" system, under which all voters—rather than party stalwarts—may pick candidates for state and federal districts, with the highest-scoring pair proceeding to the general election, even if they are from the same party.
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Boutiques like Ducera Partners, Guggenheim Partners and Qatalyst Partners have elbowed aside Wall Street stalwarts to earn the business of LinkedIn, which earlier this year reached a deal to sell itself to Microsoft, and roles in the ongoing tango between Bayer and Monsanto, as well.
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It's kind of a PowerPoint-heavy Opening Ceremonies, minus musical numbers, and the ballroom is full of launch vehicle makers, propulsion companies, component constructors, New Space upstarts, Old Space stalwarts, spaceport representatives, and also the guy who sent the first hot dog toward space.
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Rubio came out of Iowa with the wind at his back -- so much so that members of Christie's team received calls from certain party stalwarts that appeared to hint that it was time for Christie to drop out and the party to coalesce around Rubio.
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"With users' funds secured using multi-signature technology in partnership with BitGo, a lot more is at stake for the backbone of the bitcoin industry, with its stalwarts and prided tech under fire," said Charles Hayter, chief executive and founder of digital currency website CryptoCompare.
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The heated talk of late entry by party stalwarts shows the volatility of the race, which already has nearly 20 candidates jostling for the party's nod to run against Republican Donald Trump, even after more than a half a dozen other Democrats have dropped out.
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In the years since, the 41-year-olds have gone from stars on the rise to stalwarts, creating consistently wearable clothes that nonetheless experiment with proportion, cut, fabric and form — and that have defined (and dressed) the downtown cool girl for over a decade.
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An independent has to run an expensive gantlet to gather enough signatures to get on the ballot in all the states, suffers a severe disadvantage in fund-raising, and is effectively barred from the fall presidential debates by a commission loaded with party stalwarts.
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"While the further analysis of business models from these tech stalwarts will cause some near-term uncertainty, ultimately we view it as a positive as this potentially could be a catalyst for more technology innovation and diversification down the road for these titans," Ives wrote.
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Defense stalwarts are bringing the best of the Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar technology coupled with an all-digital design from the airborne fighter jet arena to terrestrial sensors, greatly enhancing their capability not only against ballistic missiles, but against multiple other threats.
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Several more questionable deals were signed, which made the major paydays to franchise stalwarts such as Mike Conley (five years, $153 million from Memphis), DeMar DeRozan (five years, $139 million from Toronto) and Bradley Beal (five years, $128 million from Washington) seem reasonable by comparison.
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New technology allows us to hone our design-focused thinking to be as inclusive as possible, to keep rendering the stalwarts of gaming until we are all capable of seeing ourselves as space marines, futuristic free-runners, city-planners, field generals, and confused plumbers.
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Then there were the salutes to Christopher Bailey of Burberry (men's wear designer) and Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen (women's wear designer), both stalwarts of the scene who frankly would cause more of a stir at this stage if they weren't up for an award.
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To start, this particular batch of electors is highly unlikely to defect from Trump because of who they are — generally, they're Republican Party stalwarts or activists chosen during state party deliberations, as the excellent Politico feature "The People Who Pick the President" makes clear.
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NASA's Dragonfly will fly across the surface of Titan, Saturn's ocean moon Building for space is a challenge few are capable of meeting, but the demand for robotics in orbit and beyond is growing, and both startups and industry stalwarts are gearing up for it.
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Currencies including the euro, the yen, the renminbi and the Mexican peso have been climbing against the dollar, while trillions of dollars slosh around the global economy to places where investors can receive a higher return, whether that's junk bonds or Dow stalwarts like Amazon.
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It was the fulfillment of a vital campaign promise made by Mr. Trump — one that allayed the reservations of many Republican Party stalwarts, who were otherwise repelled by his candidacy — to make the appointment of a strict conservative to the Supreme Court a top priority.
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Also, that valuation multiple suggests Tesla will either keep growing quickly or else generate pretax margins around the 30 percent that Silicon Valley stalwarts Apple and Google achieve rather than the 10 percent that counts as decent in the auto industry — or maybe both.
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For Mr. Woolery, who focused on building out Cravath's business development during his time there, joining King & Spalding means working to give the firm more of the stature held by mergers stalwarts like Cravath; Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom; or Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz.
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"In a nutshell, despite many yelling fire in a crowded theater on the negative impacts to some of these tech stalwarts with Apple front and center from potential tariffs and trade war backlash, we believe this is more 'bark rather than bite,'" Ives wrote.
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Even well-established industry stalwarts began to confront the possibility that supercorporations like Amazon could wake up on a given day and upend their industry, shooting some urgency into corporate boards and providing stark evidence that maintaining the status quo was a risky bet.
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In the years since, the family became even more firmly entrenched in the deep and bitter debate over public land policy in the West — seen either as right-wing extremists or stalwarts in standing up against federal government overreach, depending on whom you asked.
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"If you take a look at the top 10 biggest companies in the S&P 500 that have beat earnings, you have stalwarts like Oracle, Microsoft, UnitedHealth, these are American institutions," he said, adding the best place to be invested in right now is still stocks.
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Giving Cruz the benefit of the doubt, this list could easily have been the work of assistants and his PR firm to pick heroes that would make Cruz seem cool and well-read; superhero stalwarts like Iron Man and Spider-Man were also on the list.
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Blue state stalwarts New York, Massachusetts, and Maine are all over Hillary Clinton's new campaign memoir, What Happened, but fellow blue state California is passing Clinton over in favor of delving into the aforementioned Manson's self-help title The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck.
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The artist has marked the roofs of each "RIP Magnolia" and "RIP Lafitte," making the piece a tribute to these stalwarts of New Orleans housing that provided familiar community to thousands of low-income residents of the city for many decades but were demolished after the storm.
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This year has seen Trump go against party orthodoxy on trade and abortion -- a key question is how far he wants to go to change the platform, and how much of a fight Republican stalwarts will put up to maintain hard lines on certain social issues.
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Conversely, a handful of Senators that have been stalwarts on the life issues stood strong throughout this entire election and secured re-election, including Senator Burr of North Carolina, Senator Toomey of Pennsylvania, Senator Johnson of Wisconsin, Senator Rubio of Florida and Senator Blunt of Missouri.
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Back to the round… Lamudi (Asia and Latin America) closed the new investment from a trio of Rocket Internet stalwarts: Asia Pacific Internet Group — a joint venture from Rocket Internet itself and Qatari operator Ooredoo — Holtzbrinck Ventures and Tengelmann Ventures, a division of retail group Tengelmann.
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Securing an outright majority matters to Mr Trump because, as a man carrying out a hostile takeover of the Republican Party, he knows that party stalwarts, including many of those sent to the national convention as delegates, will not give him many shots at the nomination.
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Then, even if the Democrats were to retake the Senate and the White House in 2020, the bill would still need to be reintroduced, sent through committee, and then moved past stalwarts on both sides of the aisle who have pledged their loyalties to extractive industries.
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The Yankees' current predicament is sort of amusing to Yankee haters, and none of it is that surprising to those who have watched Yankee greats like Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte and Derek Jeter retire in recent seasons, and other stalwarts, like C. C. Sabathia, start to fade.
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Will was opposed by other National Review stalwarts like publisher William Rusher and columnist M. Stanton Evans, who took the curious position that they didn't like Nixon's policies (the opening to China, wage and price control, environmental protection) but hated the president's liberal enemies even more.
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Playing crooks who hardly rank among the sharpest knives or brightest bulbs, Owen Wilson, Kristen Wiig and Jason Sudeikis do as they regularly do on screens big and small; the cast also includes the "Saturday Night Live" stalwarts Leslie Jones and the ever-outstanding Kate McKinnon.
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Stalwarts of the Senate "citadel" like Harry F. Byrd and Richard Russell lingered, but with diminished authority as civil rights became the party's great cause, and Northern liberals—the Minnesotans Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy, to name two, and the Prairie populist George McGovern—gained national followings.
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And, like most coaches of the German national team before him, Löw has been able to count on a nucleus of players from Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, two Bundesliga stalwarts that also have not done all that badly in the Champions League in recent years.
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Though less historic, Ohio is also on my radar, where consumer advocate Richard Cordray is running for governor, and there is also the possibility that GOP stalwarts Scott Walker in Wisconsin and Kris Kobach in Kansas may have overreached and will be punished at the polls.
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Smith couldn't hide his contempt as he talked to fellow FNC anchor Chris Wallace, noting the tide has turned and even Trump stalwarts now acknowledge the numerous lies ... all short of collusion but, as Smith says, why lie if there's nothing at the end of the road?
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The tax also would hit such Seattle-based stalwarts as coffee retailer Starbucks and department store chain Nordstrom, as well as California-based tech giants like Apple, Google and Facebook that have enough of a presence in Seattle that they would be subject to the new levy.
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This shift from its original mission may be one of the reasons that the store stands alone while other funky downtown stalwarts, such as Canal Jeans, Manic Panic, and Unique Boutique, which catered to a more down-market, rock 'n' roll customer, have closed or relocated.
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Earlier in the evening, the association stalwarts and musical power couple Steve and Iqua Colson (he's a multi-instrumentalist; she, a vocalist) will perform with their band, Continuum, featuring Marlene Rice on violin, Craig Harris on trombone, Santi Debriano on bass and Thurman Barker on drums.
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Discwoman Detroit Who: Shanti Celeste, Volvox, Umfang Where: Grenadier Club When: 10PM-6AM Discwoman returns to Detroit with rising star Shanti Celeste, crew stalwarts Volvox and Umfang, and many others, bringing a much-needed wallop of techno feminism to a weekend still dominated by all-male lineups.
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Though Ms. Whitmer was integral in helping Michigan expand Medicaid in 2013, she refused to back the Medicare-for-all proposal that Mr. El-Sayed and other progressive stalwarts attributed to her close connection with the health care industry and companies like Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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But this year marked the start of fresh chapters for several scene stalwarts including Riccardo Tisci, who left Givenchy in February after 12 years as creative director, and Vogue Italia, where Emanuele Farneti was appointed editor in March, after the death of Franca Sozzani, in December.
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Directed by Knud Adams ("Aloha, Aloha, or When I Was Queen") and running May 219-23, the show boasts downtown stalwarts including Donnetta Lavinia Grays — a veteran of Summerworks productions including "Men on Boats" (22019) and last year's "Of Government" — and the Obie Award winner David Greenspan.
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Bannon, a former naval officer and Goldman Sachs executive, has relished needling Republican stalwarts like John McCain (who he accuses of supporting "amnesty" for undocumented immigrants) and Romney (who he once suggested he'd never support because neither he nor any of his sons served in the military).
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The national team stalwarts Becky Sauerbrunn, Christen Press and Meghan Klingenberg have been elected by their teammates to leadership roles, and a management consultant who had been working with the team since late last year, Becca Roux, will come aboard as the union's interim executive director.
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The tour will provide the Democratic stalwarts with a notable platform weeks after the consequential 2018 midterm elections and deep into 2019, when a number of Democrats will be jockeying for positions in the fight to be the party's standard bearer against President Donald Trump in 2020.
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Plants long forbidden in tasteful circles — tropicals like birds of paradise, protea, palm fronds and monstera leaves; cheap romance-and-restaurant stalwarts like tea roses, carnations and baby's breath; and even that overused signifier of banal good taste, the orchid — are all being lovingly and brazenly revived.
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But even as Democrats in Congress condemned Ms. Omar, her fierce and persistent criticism of Israel is exposing tensions within the broader party, with younger liberals increasingly willing to accuse the Jewish state of human rights abuses while older stalwarts like Ms. Pelosi stand firmly behind it.
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Other notable acts — on four stages in and around a decommissioned post office — include the R&B seer Solange, the alt-rock stalwarts Nine Inch Nails, the singer-guitarist St. Vincent, the chart-topping rapper Cardi B, the punk firebrands Priests and the electronic innovator Jlin.
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The company seeks to cash in on higher demand in coming years for vessels that can put satellites in orbit, competing in the United States with other space entrepreneurs and industry stalwarts such as Elon Musk's SpaceX and United Launch Alliance - a partnership between Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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A slew of advertisers, including stalwarts such as Coca-Cola, Walmart and General Motors, have announced plans to suspend usage of, or move ad spending away from, YouTube because ads (in some cases their own) were appearing alongside offensive content, including videos by jihadist and neo-Nazi groups.
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The company seeks to cash in on higher demand in coming years for vessels that can put satellites in orbit, competing in the United States with other space entrepreneurs and industry stalwarts such as Elon Musks SpaceX and United Launch Alliance - a partnership between Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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Nor did he forget his origins in the Minneapolis funk and soul scene, as catalogued in Numero Group's superb Purple Snow boxed set, continuing to work with the members of Minneapolis stalwarts Flyte Tyme and recruiting his childhood roommate André Cymone (who took in Prince as a teenage runaway).
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When President Trump took his frustrations with Attorney General Jeff Sessions public this week, he put his closest allies in an uncomfortable position: having to take sides between the president and someone who has stood by him and his stalwarts since the beginning, like children amid a bad divorce.
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With reigning champ Game of Thrones ineligible to compete for this year's Outstanding Drama prize, the competition was wide open, with the freshman Handmaid's Tale triumphing over fellow newcomers Stranger Things, This Is Us, Westworld and The Crown, plus returning stalwarts Better Call Saul and House of Cards.
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With a band of stalwarts supposedly past their prime and the odd authentic champion thrown in, such as goalkeeper Peter Shilton, a magical mix was produced by the great alchemist, manager Brian Clough, who had worked a similar wonder with Derby County to win the title in 1972.
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That's also why the most effective Democratic message to (largely white) young Sanders stalwarts, who can't yet see themselves voting for Clinton, would be to have young immigrants, Latinos, blacks and Asians tell them just how a Trump presidency would impact — and in many cases ruin — their lives.
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