But there was no fight between the two progressive standard-bearers.
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Aldana is climbing the list of young tenor saxophone standard-bearers.
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In Europe, Chirac became one of the bloc's main standard bearers.
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Standard-bearers carry the flags of the 11 provinces of the Netherlands.
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Running in a race against progressive standard-bearers like Sanders and Sen.
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Tom Coburn as potential standard-bearers for a conservative anti-Trump ticket.
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And he's uneasy about the political establishment and Democratic Party standard-bearers.
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There was no barrage of criticism from the standard-bearers of nonviolence.
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By contrast, Trump has alienated the last two standard bearers of his party.
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More and more, it feeds on the failure of its presidential standard-bearers.
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But if you hear it from them, they are the standard bearers for inclusiveness.
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"Democrats do well to listen to the standard-bearers of the party," she said.
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Muslim women are not all victims, renegades or standard-bearers for religious or cultural authenticity.
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In the past, Sandy Lyle and Colin Montgomerie were the standard-bearers of Scottish golf.
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Presidents are not only the standard-bearers of their party; they also control the party's institutions.
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But the same outfits that seemingly failed to anticipate Mr. Trump's victory remain the standard-bearers.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Warren, both the standard-bearers for the party's progressive left wing.
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By this point, Rich and Sideshow became one of the standard bearers of the Brooklyn scene.
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And we can find these companies and make them the new standard-bearers for a renewed industry.
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They're a pair of discarded misfits, neither taken seriously nor looked to as standard bearers of courage.
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Sometimes you'll see modern conservative standard bearers like Rush Limbaugh with their pictures next to the gem.
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Outlets with clear ideological leanings often act as standard-bearers for policy ideas and important political debate.
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I wonder how that feels, considering The Breeders' status as standard-bearers for women in rock music.
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And Buttigieg and Klobuchar made firm cases for joining Biden as standard bearers for Democrats' moderate wing.
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Both Jain and uBiome chief executive Jessica Richman are unlikely standard bearers for the potential of microbiome treatments.
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One party insider worries that its standard-bearers are not popular enough to secure yet another election victory.
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They should be our standard bearers, not those too morally weak and too blind to follow their lead.
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Texans will pick party standard bearers for 36 congressional districts, one U.S. Senate seat and the governor's office.
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Given how much education is prized in Silicon Valley, it's time for all its standard bearers to change that.
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Further, to appease Southerners, white women carried the torch for suffrage since they were more socially acceptable standard bearers.
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His uncle also published Human Events magazine, a journal that soon became one of the standard-bearers for American conservatism.
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Cables, who just turned 75, stands as one of the last standard-bearers of the classic post-bop piano tradition.
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He said voter turnout will be better projected after both parties hold their conventions and officially nominate their standard-bearers.
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Ditching the Republican Party line, Trump defended eminent domain and dismissed the standard-bearers of conservative thought as irrelevant relics.
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Both candidates' strategies borrow from their respective party standard-bearers, a fact highlighted by the upcoming visits from national figures.
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On one hand, Trump has made overtures to sexual minorities that surpass any given by his party's previous standard bearers.
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Referencing the iconic Roland drum machines in name, the outfit quickly became standard-bearers for acid house adventures and experimental electronics.
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For a period of time, they were even more popular than Hot Wheels and Matchbox, the standard-bearers for toy cars.
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Meanwhile, Republicans will pick their standard-bearers in a handful of key races where the incumbent is stepping off the stage.
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The steady advance of the far right in Europe could power one of the movement's standard-bearers into the Austrian presidency.
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These are the alleged crimes that could lead to Trump's impeachmentBernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are the 2020 progressive standard-bearers.
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There is nothing novel about down-ballot politicians attempting to distance themselves from their parties' standard bearers, especially with hollow criticism.
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Best known for hits like "Free Bird" and "Sweet Home Alabama," Lynyrd Skynyrd have persevered as standard-bearers of 1970s rock.
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"It's scary to say it, but maybe companies will have to be the standard-bearers for morals right now," he said.
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Sharp Cheddar and port wine may be the standard-bearers, but things can get crazy out there in cheese ball land.
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That is crucial, since the only third parties with wide national ballot presence, Libertarians and Greens, rarely select outsiders as standard bearers.
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But if the party's standard-bearers back the policy, it becomes increasingly difficult for other Democrats to avoid going along with them.
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Time and time again, anxious Republican leaders have urged their more conventional standard-bearers in the race to take on Mr. Trump.
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And while the English were once the standard-bearers for ugliness in the beautiful game, the Russians, apparently, have taken their mantle.
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As one of the standard-bearers of the current slice-joint renaissance, Scarr Pimentel remembers his spot on 138th Street and Broadway.
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The thinking goes that by demanding that their standard-bearers reflect the diversity of their supporters, they increase their chances of winning.
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Just over 10 percent gave Trump the nod, and small business owners appear to be divided between the GOP and Democratic standard bearers.
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Its standard-bearers were The Band, whose mix of ramshackle rock'n'roll and old-timey aesthetics would form the basis of the Americana genre.
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Charlie Baker, of Massachusetts, and Phil Scott, of Vermont, are other moderate Republican governors who have been mentioned as Never Trump standard-bearers.
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Instead, on major issues, the party's standard-bearers have moved steadily to the right, at least until Mr. Trump came on the scene.
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General election match-ups between the top Republican and Democratic candidates suggest Sanders and Rubio would be their party's most competitive standard-bearers.
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Primary season is over: Democrats and Republicans have chosen their standard-bearers and defined their major arguments, and the general election has begun.
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Senate leaders have intervened freely in a number of 2018 races — in states like Arizona and Tennessee — to anoint more moderate standard-bearers.
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Workers have said that they are driven by the sense that their technology pioneer employers should also be standard bearers on socioeconomic issues.
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Lee's bid for Democratic caucus chair was backed by liberal standard-bearers Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Ro Khanna of California.
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His first two solo albums, "Justified" and "FutureSex/LoveSounds," were standard-bearers of how to grow boy-band unctuousness into grown-man smolder.
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The finest Shakespearean actors are more than entertainers: they are standard-bearers of a national identity and culture, and indeed of culture in general.
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Tensions flared between Saudi Arabia and Iran, respectively the standard-bearers of Sunni and Shia Islam in their most hard-line and theocratic forms.
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Ideologues in both parties have found fault with their own standard-bearers, more for the temperature of their temperaments than for their policy pronouncements.
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The voices of the establishment associate "personality" with outsider candidates like Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, and "policy" with their own chosen standard-bearers.
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Her attempts to do so would be automatically "impeded by the extreme conventionality of the other sex," the standard-bearers of the double standard.
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But more direct confrontations seem inevitable after the debates made clearer than ever that they are the leading liberal standard-bearers in the race.
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Mr. Wolfe became one of the standard-bearers of the New Journalism, along with Jimmy Breslin, Gay Talese, Hunter Thompson, Joan Didion and others.
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News organizations began keeping a running tally of pro-impeachment Democrats and providing lots of news coverage and air time to the standard-bearers.
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The Republican and Democratic standard-bearers, no matter their relative qualifications, assets, and quirks, are only modestly more important than voters' basic partisan affiliations.
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The digital revolutionhas long been in the works, and now, count The Library of Congress as one of the standard-bearers of making old, new.
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But it is too pat to pretend Republicans don't view Trump differently than they viewed past party standard bearers, and with much, much more alarm.
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But the comparison seems apt if you take note that both Meyerhold and Mr. Serebrennikov were not necessarily dissidents or standard-bearers of artistic freedom.
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It is no coincidence that the team Allegri will name on Saturday will include several players who were once standard-bearers for Juventus's domestic rivals.
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It looks like a divisive campaign pitting the left's standard-bearers against one another and, in the process, clearing a path for a moderate resurgence.
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Ideally, multiple athletes would fill that role, the way elite quarterbacks like Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson all function as N.F.L. standard bearers.
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Standard bearers of gender fluidity, they conceive their work as a vibrant and often risqué corrective to the flatness pervading New York runways of late.
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Several other prominent Republican standard-bearers, like Mitt Romney and former President George W. Bush, are not endorsing Trump either and are skipping the Cleveland convention.
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It stands for "real" wrestling, Ric Flair and Dusty Rhodes as its standard bearers in the face of an onslaught by Hulk Hogan and Vince McMahon.
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Given a choice, we also want our standard bearers to be seasoned vets, who have run numerous campaigns, and served in multiple positions in high office.
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Insurgent movements of left and right, posing as standard-bearers of a popular revolt against the political establishment, can spread and grow at scale and speed.
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"We initially extended the invitation knowing that the free speech issue on college campuses is a battlefield where we need brave, conservative standard-bearers," he said.
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Much of his populist agenda has been embraced by other Democrats, at a time when many voters are eager to elevate female and nonwhite standard bearers.
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At the same time, the parties that have competed for the presidency in previous years find themselves without viable standard bearers ahead of the October election.
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More ruggedly functional items — overalls, chambray shirts and the like — came directly from the archives of Carhartt, Filson and other standard-bearers of authentic American work wear.
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Maybe they'll find future standard-bearers with better impulse control and fewer personal skeletons in their closets, but the underlying nastiness is now part of Republican DNA.
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Yet even these latter artists, the standard-bearers of revolution in art, seem more concerned with what is happening in their movement than on the streets. Why?
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Warren and Sanders are fellow U.S. senators, friends and their party's progressive standard-bearers who agreed early in the nominating contest to an informal non-aggression pact.
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In today's complex world, CEOs are looked to as standard bearers on important policy issues for their companies, while also representing multiple constituencies, often with conflicting views.
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Iowa's caucuses are the first nominating contests in presidential election cycles, giving the largely rural, Midwestern state an outsized role in choosing standard-bearers from each party.
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France's longtime standard-bearers on the left, the Socialists, are all but destroyed as a party after François Hollande's unpopular presidency, with 30 seats, down from 284.
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Biden, a 77-year-old moderate, and Sanders, a 78-year-old liberal, have emerged as standard-bearers for the two major wings of the Democratic Party.
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Clinton can choose anyone, but as past Democratic nominees show, the party's standard bearers have followed a very strict pattern of running mate selection: Look to the Senate.
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Still, even with the gloom and doom surrounding emerging markets these days, there is little sign that standard bearers are forgoing their annual week in the Swiss mountains.
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In one fell swoop, he has taken single-payer from an ideal on the margins of the Democratic Party to a goal endorsed by its likeliest standard-bearers.
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In recent days, as the two major political parties have chosen their standard-bearers, public opinion as to the trustworthiness and honesty of the presidential candidates has plummeted.
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Some, like France's Macron and Germany's Merkel, have outright positioned themselves as alternative standard-bearers for the West, taking not-so-veiled shots at Trump in public appearances.
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The end result is much more dynamic and adventurous than what we've come to expect from Sourvein, who are generally seen as standard-bearers for vintage Southern sludge.
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Mr. Mulherin is a devotee of the genre's older standard-bearers — "I never stopped listening to these bands," he said of groups like Mineral and the Promise Ring.
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As a result, ideas about the dull vegan stews and stir-fries that were standard-bearers among the early generations of black vegan cooks are changing — albeit slowly.
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Finding reassurance in the survival of a few symbolic standard-bearers ignores the value of abundance, of a natural world that thrives on richness and complexity and interaction.
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It is a solution that allows the leaders and standard bearers in the industry to continue to innovate to make vapor products as safe as any electronic device.
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So if you're worried that your boyfriend or girlfriend doesn't love you, why not benchmark their affection against the true standard bearers for love—our furry and feathered friends?
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Refreshingly chill despite spending his days listening to thinly veiled racists—sorry, "conservative standard-bearers"—lecture him with proposals that would drive the US economy into a total nosedive.
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Mr. McBride, the 45-year-old bassist, is one of jazz's uncontainable talents, able and eager to play almost anything, but he's also one if its traditionalist standard-bearers.
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The single most important step lawmakers can take as an antidote to Washington's increasingly corrosive political culture would be to heed the pleas of one of their standard bearers.
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Over the last couple of years, the Nokia 7 series phones have been standard-bearers for excellent value, and the Nokia 7.2 just made its debut at IFA 33.
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The party standard-bearers failed to sound the alarm at the outset of the primaries that the nominee has never been a Republican and does not follow the party's platform.
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"Companies like Facebook, with their open workspace and regular CEO Q&As, are clearly standard-bearers when it comes to creating a company culture that keeps millennials happy, " he said.
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The music isn't being assessed or analyzed as much as it's being used by a website or writer to position themselves as standard-bearers of a certain aesthetic or mindset.
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Friends and liberal standard bearers of the Democratic Party, the two U.S. senators espouse many of the same causes: universal healthcare, taking on Wall Street, and raising the minimum wage.
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But in April, the government announced a plan to award Sichuanese restaurants, at home and abroad, Michelinlike ratings — gold, silver and bronze pandas — to encourage standard-bearers for good cooking.
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Finally, an election in which the Republicans are campaigning for different standard-bearers in each of the states would be a return to the localist tradition of the conservative movement.
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Tim must be musing with glee from the great beyond over what our democracy has wrought with Clinton and Trump as party standard-bearers — for decidedly different reasons, of course.
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The nearly five decades that have passed since Nixon stepped down have only made the GOP more cohesive and less incline to hold its standard-bearers accountable for their actions.
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Given the present political climate, it would be easy for prospective Democratic standard-bearers to calculate that trafficking in anti-Trump fervor is the key to reversing these grim trends.
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Rather it was a tête-à-tête between the standard bearers of competing views of Christianity on the European continent as ideological polarization between nationalists and liberals cleaves the West.
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Mr. Cahn speaks at events in Washington alongside conservative standard-bearers like Michele Bachmann and James Dobson, where his portrayal of America as a cultural battleground falls on sympathetic ears.
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At this point, I would typically have headed to the main level where the art shifts gear to the dramatic Baroque of which Spanish masters were among the standard bearers.
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One of the standard-bearers for this trend is Nvidia, an American firm that makes graphics-processing units (GPUs), customised chips designed to produce the demanding visuals in modern video games.
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But as the older shows fade away, the newer ones will become the network's standard-bearers, and the idea of TNT as the home of fewer commercials might — might — take root.
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Trump dominates in both the polls and amassed delegates, but Rubio and Cruz—both Cuban-Americans—are vying to become the standard bearers of the anti-Trump faction of the party.
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Granted, since its inception, CPAC itself has vacillated wildly at times between honoring right-leaning standard-bearers of the Grand Old Party and the fringes many conservatives would prefer to ignore.
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In recent decades the Persian Gulf carriers have dethroned BA as the standard-bearers for long-haul service, while a new breed of low-cost carriers has attacked its short-haul dominance.
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The results suggest that Republicans and Democrats are ready to line up behind their likely standard-bearers, with 86 percent of Republicans supporting Mr. Trump and 90 percent of Democrats backing Mrs.
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The Saudi state has long ruled through an alliance with the standard-bearers of the Wahhabi creed, who, in exchange for their loyalty, were given permission to disseminate stringent and antiquated doctrines.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts positioned herself as an alternative to the standard-bearers of the Democratic Party, refusing to classify herself within the party during an hourlong interview on Thursday.
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The controversy has also prompted activist groups who view Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren as their standard-bearers to lament a disruption that could provide an advantage to the party's moderate candidates.
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Though the movie is titled Ford v Ferrari, the Ferrari company and its standard-bearers sort of cease to be a major concern about two-thirds of the way through the film.
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While Sanders and Warren, the two progressive standard-bearers of the race, have refrained from attacking each other so far, their non-aggression pact is breaking down as the Iowa caucuses loom.
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The argument is that overheated liberal denunciations of past Republican standard-bearers desensitized conservative and independent voters to the kind of criticism that should've been reserved for a uniquely menacing figure like Trump.
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And with the wars in Syria and Yemen showing no signs of slowing down, hostilities between the Sunni standard bearers in Riyadh and the Shia rulers in Tehran have never been more likely.
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While women have often been dismissed in international soccer — the men's World Cup began in 1930 and the women's not until 1991 — they have become the sport's standard-bearers in the United States.
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Le Pen was one of two candidates who qualified for the second round, soundly beating the standard-bearers of both of France's traditional establishment parties — the center-right Republicans and center-left Socialists.
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Photo by Gunner Stahl, courtesy of Jace Rap collective Two-9 has long since established a reputation for itself as one of the standard-bearers for the contemporary wave of Atlanta alternative rap.
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The very best players, the true revenue generators and league standard-bearers, can aspire to more than drawing up X's and O's, or shouting praise for the next generation from a broadcast seat.
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In recent years, Trudeau has cast himself and his government as standard-bearers for progressive values at a time when the United States is withdrawing from the global stage under President Donald Trump.
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As the team's losses mounted this season, the Giants, N.F.L. standard bearers since 211, were humiliated and mocked, never more so than last week when McAdoo benched the popular longtime quarterback, Eli Manning.
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His supporters and other progressives have spent the last two days gingerly reaching out to Ms. Warren's orbit and plotting in private conversations about how to keep the two liberal standard-bearers aligned.
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On three essential albums — "The Infamous," from 1995; "Hell on Earth," from 20083; and "Murda Muzik," from 1999 — Mobb Deep became standard bearers for the sound of New York rap: unfazed, unsentimental, uncompromising.
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In the final debate of the critical Senate race, the questions quickly pivoted to the top of the ticket as both candidates sought to create some distance from their respective parties' standard-bearers.
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We were standard bearers of a different American political decisions, and John never hesitated to tell me throughout my presidency when I was screwing up, which by his calculation, was once a day.
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No one really explicitly addressed that tension in the debates, but it's notable that the two standard-bearers for left positions on economic issues did not shine on the more identity-related questions.
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Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac Poll, said that the lingering infighting within the Republican Party was hurting Mr. Trump's standing and that political parties usually show more loyalty toward their standard-bearers.
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Let's assume that Stacy Abrams and Jamie Harrison are the party standard bearers for Senate in Georgia and South Carolina, and Dems have fielded dynamic candidates all over the country for Congress and Governorships.
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And in the days leading up the debate, a rapidly growing, increasingly prominent chorus of Republican standard bearers made that same he's-no-Republican argument, detailing the ways in which Trump betrays conservative principles.
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Though far from a spring chicken, Isner is part of a wave of players who have exploited the increased number of open pockets in Grand Slam draws as the game's standard bearers have faltered.
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Emerging (often overlooked) voices shouldn't have to wait for the standard-bearers of the political parties to get with the times — they can open an app, go live, and spread their message whenever they want.
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The celebrities are mainstream — there are lots of shots of Harrison Ford, Clint Eastwood, Roger Moore, and other mostly white, male standard-bearers for classic cinema — but the photos are as niche as they come.
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We were standard bearers of different American political traditions and throughout my presidency John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day.
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The foreign ministers used the backdrop of President Donald Trump's first turn on the world stage to try to cast their countries as standard-bearers of a peaceful, democratic and reasoned approach to global affairs.
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We were standard bearers of different American political traditions, and throughout my presidency, John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up – which, by his calculation, was about once a day.
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A comparison to Mike Pence isn't so far-fetched: They're both second in charge of a conservative government led by a flashy businessman, and standard-bearers for family values, tilled in the nation's agrarian heartland.
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We were standard-bearers of different American political traditions, and throughout my presidency John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day.
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The two standard-bearers oppose President Barack Obama's signature trade pact with 12 Pacific Rim nations, and Trump has said he would renegotiate NAFTA, the 22-year-old pact among the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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There is no doubt that Ocasio-Cortez has inspired excitement, partly because she is female, Latina, telegenic and feisty, and partly because standard-bearers like Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer have Democrats hungry for new leadership.
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Beyond its substantive shortcomings, the "cried wolf" critique infantilizes Trump supporters by suggesting that liberal attacks on Mitt Romney and other GOP standard-bearers made conservative voters incapable of detecting racism and sexism on their own.
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Is it unfair or unwise of liberals to criticize Obama for harming the image of the movement he once led, if conservatives give their standard bearers a total pass when they do far more corrupt things?
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Among Republican standard-bearers, "There's nobody since Hoover who talked this way about trade," said I. M. Destler, a public policy professor at the University of Maryland and the author of "American Trade Politics," a history.
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Cisco's momentum is representative of how some older technology giants are finding ways to survive vast changes in their markets, forces that felled earlier standard-bearers like IBM in personal computers and Nokia in mobile phones.
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Representative Richard Gephardt of Missouri triumphed in the Democratic caucuses in 1988 but did not capture the nomination, and the last three Republican standard-bearers failed to win here but went on to win the nomination.
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But when you go back exactly four years ago, you're also reminded that Trump was causing utter panic among his party's standard-bearers, who were convinced that nominating him would be akin to forfeiting the election.
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In the world of air travel, they could be cosmopolitans and professionals: business executives, fur-clad film types, journalists, dealmaking lawyers, wealthy hobbyists—people we might now think of as standard-bearers of the information economy.
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As was reported in early January, the music streaming standard-bearers have filed for a direct listing with the New York Stock Exchange, which allowed private investors to trade shares before going wide to the public.
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But sensing potential weakness, Biden's rivals from liberal standard-bearers Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders to moderate challengers such as Pete Buttigieg to black senators Kamala Harris and Cory Booker are all looking to take that away.
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The liberal democratic world itself appeared to be splitting as the United States and Britain took illiberal paths politically and unilateralist paths internationally, leaving a shaken France and Germany as European standard-bearers for the liberal order.
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"The standard bearers for the effort became groups like the Pirate Party, the Socialists, and Chaos Computer Club, which makes it a bit harder to win over mainstream Swiss voters who tend to be conservative," he added.
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To them, the "illiberal" autocrats across the Atlantic are fast becoming the new standard-bearers in a global battle for traditional values, an antidote to what they see as rising decadence and moral relativism in the West.
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The great New England boarding schools like Groton preached an austere, muscular Christianity and sent generations of gilded youth into public service, with patrician policymakers like the Roosevelt clan and Henry L. Stimson as their standard-bearers.
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Several months later, as Iowans prepare to caucus, Mr. Biden has the largest share of endorsements from Democratic Party standard-bearers, a broad and diverse coalition that includes members of Congress, governors, big-city mayors and more.
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One of the leading conservative standard bearers, Ross Douthat, the Catholic author and New York Times op-ed columnist, has expressed deep worry about the long-term repercussions of the issue of communion for the divorced and remarried.
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More emphatically and unequivocally than at any recent juncture that I can recall, Republican leaders and standard bearers are saying that their party has no tolerance for any racism, no room for any sexism, no forgiveness for bigotry.
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The bottom line: Democrats made themselves the standard bearers on #MeToo issues — practically shoving Al Franken out of the Senate — but you wouldn't know it from the way their campaign to defeat Trump has played out so far.
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They know that there will be little international condemnation of their actions because one of the most important standard bearers for a free press — the American government — is led by a man trying to discredit the free press.
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But as women emerge among the most active standard-bearers of the resistance to this presidency, they are drawing on tactics honed in the 1960s-era consciousness raising groups that awakened women to their thwarted aspirations and power.
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"We initially extended the invitation knowing that the free speech issue on college campuses is a battlefield where we need brave, conservative standard-bearers," Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union, said in a written statement.
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And when some of the left's standard bearers are white men in their 60s and 70s, big names who are younger (and browner) with potentially decades of politics ahead of them, are important for making the cause a reality.
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Which is to say: It's more powerful than the Wii U but not as powerful as the current standard-bearers from Microsoft and Sony, according to Eurogamer's Digital Foundry, a respected source of technological know-how for video games.
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Many on the left had hoped to see the progressive standard-bearers move past a bitter conflict over whether Sanders told Warren at a private meeting in 2018 that a woman could not be elected to the White House.
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Shows like BoJack Horseman and Rick and Morty have emerged as the new standard-bearers for a kind of cartoon that's sharp, funny, and insightful, capable of dealing with startlingly nuanced themes, like BoJack's honest reflections on the nature of unhappiness.
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Arguably, the center of the party has shifted to the left when it comes to issues like healthcare and the minimum wage, but a lot of non-radical Democrats got elected alongside lefty standard-bearers like Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib.
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"The risk is that if, for the sake of expediency, the EU defaults on its human rights obligations, then the reputation as being one of the principle standard-bearers upholding human rights around the world would be affected," he said.
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Its name evokes a preposterously broad sonic terrain, but it is commonly identified with its 1970s standard-bearers like Lynyrd Skynyrd, which emphasized rock's country and blues roots in songs that generally reflected Southern working-class concerns, with ambiguous political affiliations.
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Mr. Liu was about the last person standing of a group of hard-hitting journalists who worked at places like Southern Weekly and Caixin, the standard bearers of truth-seeking journalism that ebbed and flowed before Mr. Xi came to power.
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The debate over the exchange is the latest instance of tensions bursting into the open between the two senators, who are the progressive standard-bearers in the Democratic presidential field and have both been entrenched near the top of the polls.
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"At the end of the day, it's not ideal to have two standard bearers of the progressive movement when you can only have one," said Julian Noisecat, vice president of policy and strategy at the progressive think tank Data for Progress.
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While many of the party's standard-bearers won't be in attendance, Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus will take to the stage in the hopes of convincing delegates and Republicans across the country to fall in line, no matter their view on Trump.
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An older tradition views the wilderness as a desolate wasteland, the frontline in an unending struggle of Man against Nature, pitting empires, nations, and settlers—the assumed standard bearers of civilization—against Indigenous communities, the barbaric denizens of savagery, according to this fable.
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The third-largest party in the United States, the LP usually poaches quasi-Republicans to run on their ticket; for the 2016 presidential ballots, it fielded former Republican Governors Gary Johnson of New Mexico and Bill Weld of Massachusetts as its standard bearers.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) as their standard-bearers.
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And over the course of the season, a range of influences can be seen, but a lot of its approach is particularly comparable to Malcolm in the Middle and The Simpsons, two standard-bearers for depictions of lower-middle class suburban family life.
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But in a dreadful season for California's men's teams, one in which standard-bearers like Stanford, U.C.L.A. and U.S.C. didn't even qualify for the National Invitation Tournament, the Anteaters have represented the Golden State with distinction, going 272-26 with 20 straight wins.
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The two veterans, both in their 219s, were once the lonely standard-bearers for Italian men's tennis, but now the country has depth befitting Lake Como: 227 Italian men are in the top 213 of the ATP rankings, the most of any country.
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The Lakers, of course, have been the N.B.A.'s standard-bearers for spectacle ever since Jerry Buss bought them, along with the Los Angeles Kings, the once fabulous Forum and a 10-acre ranch, from Jack Kent Cooke for $67.5 million in 1979.
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Voters on the ideological edges, who dominate both parties in Iowa, have made Senator Bernie Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, and Donald J. Trump and Mr. Cruz, whose views are anathema to Republican leadership, the standard-bearers of the left and the right.
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Voicing the widespread concern in Siena that the parade might misrepresent, or even underrepresent, the Tuscan medieval horse race, the Palio organizers had requested a six-minute show time, and the participation of at least two standard-bearers and a drummer from each district.
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And I strongly agree that it would be extremely positive to see several candidates and their camps have to make logical arguments for their standard bearers before the delegates over the course of 3-4 nights on live primetime TV and live video stream online.
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" The conflict: "[T]here is sharp disagreement as more than 1,100 candidates have filed, with disputes over tactics — how to criticize Trump or how best to talk about issues — and sparring over who should be the standard-bearers, either first-time hopefuls or experienced politicians.
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It was this dirty deal that let left-wing intellectuals give sotto-voice support to guerrillas who seemed the only standard-bearers for the poor, and allowed the respectable right to support paramilitaries (often funded by drug cartels) who painted themselves as traditional landlord armies.
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Republican presidential candidates are also the standard-bearers for a party that desires less federal oversight in every area of American life, whereas black Americans believe oversight has proved an appropriate way to protect civil rights in such areas as housing, education, and voting.
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While Google, Facebook, Apple and other large public tech companies are standard bearers within the U.S. economy, Silicon Valley is largely comprised of startups at various stages, as well as venture capital firms, many of which fall under the purview of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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While Mr. Trump was embraced by Republicans, the Democratic standard-bearers in the races shunned their more liberal presidential contenders and refused to support the impeachment inquiry, not wanting to fuel the G.O.P.'s strategy of making the red-state races a referendum on the president.
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This is a more moderate approach to healthcare coverage than some of his Democratic rivals, including progressive standard bearers and U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who want to transfer all Americans to government-funded health coverage, known as Medicare for All.
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The season has been marked by the emergence of young stars like Matthews and the continued dominance of N.H.L. standard-bearers like Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins, who for his myriad exploits will lead the league in goals for just the second time in his career.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Liberal grassroots groups on Thursday launched a bid to calm tensions between supporters of the two progressive standard-bearers in the Democratic presidential race, U.S. Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who have engaged in a days-long feud after months of non-aggression.
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"It brings everything back," said Lindsay, a member of the Florida Panthers during their early years in the N.H.L. Before the Golden Knights' magical run to the Stanley Cup finals in their inaugural season, the Panthers of the 1990s were the standard-bearers for N.H.L. expansion teams.
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Delve into the ties that bound these progressive standard-bearers through photographs that document their rise to the national stage in the 1950s and '60s and the struggle for the societal changes they championed, and ephemera such as magazines, campaign buttons, protest placards and an R.F.K.-M.
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The two-party system has usually produced traditional nominees in recent decades; the counterculture movement of the 1960s, the post-Watergate era in the 1970s, the Gingrich revolution in the 1990s and the Tea Party movement of recent years did not crown truly groundbreaking standard-bearers in either party.
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The 2009 Green Movement saw the emergence of prominent personalities, such as former Prime Minister Mir Hossein Mousavi and former parliamentary speaker Mehdi Karroubi, possessing both the gravitas and presence to serve as standard bearers for the opposition, and the authority to speak for the protests as a whole.
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And while the 1970s offered up glitzy variety shows for a new era from standard-bearers like Carol Burnett, Flip Wilson, Donny and Marie Osmond, and Sonny and Cher, there were fewer of these programs and they usually had lower ratings than similar programs from the previous era.
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Read MoreTrump, Clinton hold wide Michigan lead: Poll Republican and Democratic voters across five states went to the polls on Saturday, casting their votes in a contest that was initially expected to boost the fortunes of Trump and Clinton in their quests to be the standard bearers of their respective parties.
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That has long been true of such standard-bearers of the canon as Tennessee Williams and Eugene O'Neill in a capital, London, that has twice revived, say, Williams's "Sweet Bird of Youth" in starry productions during a decades-long period in which Broadway has revisited that play not at all.
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The new additions to the joint finance team, who hail from Trump's former rivals and even the #NeverTrump movement, are the latest indication that many of the party's prior standard-bearers are prepared to rally behind Trump -- and pitch in to help the GOP -- in spite of their reservations about the candidate.
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Sigur Rós / Photo by Dean via Flickr This morning, we came into the office to discover our British counterparts had shared some opinions on Icelandic post-rock standard-bearers Sigur Rós, calling them and their fans a bunch of names that sound, to these uncultured American ears, like words invented by a Furby.
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They include every recognizable variety of drinking den, from hidden joints like the Harrison Speakeasy, to restaurant bars such as Casa Cavia; from historical standard bearers like Los Galgos, to the theme-park extravaganza Uptown, whose entrance exactly resembles a New York subway station — tile walls, turnstiles, sliding train doors and all.
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The players are acutely aware of what, for want of a better term, might be called their social responsibility: the fact that they are standard-bearers for women's soccer, for women's sports, and role models for countless women and girls — and men and boys, for that matter — who are watching at home.
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Mr. Trump's sudden ascendance to power is a symptom of the larger trend and also a catalyst for the intellectual and political reformation that is currently underway on the right, which has led to the announced departures of standard bearers of the ancien régime like Senator Jeff Flake, Senator Bob Corker and now Mr. Ryan.
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When Trump decided earlier this week to exploit the rift between Pelosi and Ocasio-Cortez's group, his campaign saw a way to use his tweets in its narrative that the four had become the new standard-bearers for the party, said Ford O'Connell, a Republican who works with the campaign on strategy and messaging.
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Cruising, at least as it existed in long-past eras, is dead; even in our seeming post-HIV age, in which PrEP and undetectable viral loads are the standard-bearers of modern gay health activism, our society and gay culture may never again experience anything like the unbridled sexual freedom we saw in the 70s.
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Indeed, the larger problem this year for Republicans, particularly in the industrial Midwest, is that in a series of states Mr. Trump carried or nearly won, the party failed to recruit top-tier candidates and was left with standard-bearers who aligned themselves with a president whose popularity has sagged with women and suburban voters.
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"We do believe that it is our right to essentially let Republicans chose Republican candidates, Democrats choose Democrat candidates, as these are the candidates who will be our standard bearers, carrying the torch for the Republican Party in November," Jonathan Parker, the executive director for the state's Republican Party, told Boise State Public Radio.
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He was like that once, when he was one of the standard-bearers of the new German generation that was going to lift the World Cup in 2014, a winger of pace and cunning and dead-eyed finishing, first with Borussia Mönchengladbach and then as part — a key part — of Jürgen Klopp's Dortmund team.
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In a powerful signal of the depth of concern among conservatives that they may be losing one of their standard-bearers, allies of Mr. Pruitt including the Heritage Foundation, Tea Party Patriots, and Americans for Prosperity, the advocacy group funded by the billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, launched a coordinated social media campaign to save his job.
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Leading conservatives — people like Jonah Goldberg of the National Review, Bill Kristol of The Weekly Standard and former RedState editor Erick Erickson — who now treat Trump as the entirety of the conservative movement's problem are ignoring the decades that movement stalwarts and Republican Party standard-bearers have spent nurturing the same voter anger Trump is now channeling.
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An Everyman hero in a genre full of big talkers, Phife Dawg — born Malik Taylor, known as Phife for short — who died on Tuesday at 45, was the steadying presence in A Tribe Called Quest, the group that in the early 1990s became one of the standard-bearers of earthy, socially progressive, musically rich hip-hop.
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The names of a few well-known conservatives have been offered up in recent days as potential third-party standard-bearers, and William Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, has circulated a memo to a small number of conservative allies detailing the process by which an independent candidate could get on general-election ballots across the country.
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Democrats are nominating younger, more diverse candidates, and their voters are pushing the party to the left; that might explain why Ocasio-Cortez has so quickly become one of the party's standard-bearers in the national press and why, though she is facing an unusual amount of scrutiny, party leaders have been careful to extend a welcome to her.
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The record itself, compiled from a few EPs he's put out over the last year on the New York dancefloor standard-bearers Beats in Space, is reflective of that same expansive vision—a hazy vision of lost loves, late night falafel shops, and dancefloor abandon, dreamt from a couch in the side room of the afterlife's scummiest DIY club.
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Many liberals believe that reporters, lead by standard-bearers at The New York Times, have fallen short recently of their institutional duty to accurately inform the public about the candidates and stakes of this election; reporters, along with many of Hillary Clinton's progressive critics, have responded that liberals are attempting to shield her from their scrutinizing eyes for partisan reasons.
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We know that Faith and Greer are destined for a falling-out, but when conflict does at last arise it is over a question of corporate negligence—a narrative technicality, and a sorely missed opportunity for the book to explore more revealing differences between a movement's standard-bearers and their protégés, who must embrace them to learn, and reject them to grow.
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Florida The seat vacated by former GOP presidential hopeful Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-2900 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE is up for grabs as both parties are still figuring out who will emerge as their standard bearers.
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Across dozens of recording sessions, many at the same Electric Lady Studios portrayed in its heyday on "Vinyl," the group (in various configurations) crafted not only the Nasty Bits' sound, which alludes to punk standard bearers like Richard Hell and the Stooges, but also recorded covers for the show's portrayal of more recognizable acts like the Velvet Underground and Alice Cooper.
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The two U.S. senators and liberal standard bearers in the Democrats' nominating contest to pick a candidate to take on Republican President Donald Trump in November had been locked in a dispute before and during the debate over an allegation by Warren that Sanders had told her in a private 2018 meeting that a woman could not be elected president.
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On April 22, 2016, the Times ran an article by Maggie Haberman with the headline, "Donald Trump's More Accepting Views on Gay Issues Set Him Apart in G.O.P." The article all too credulously used stories of Trump's personal tolerance as a window into his policy views: But it is his views on gay rights and gay people that most distinguish Mr. Trump from previous Republican standard-bearers.
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Their respective styles are completely contemporary, though, categorically, Oehlen is a postmodern painter, relying on ironic precedents such as found in the work of Sigmar Polke and his peer, Martin Kippenberger, while Whitney is nominally a modernist, coming from the abstract canon of Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, as well as from standard-bearers outside of painting — jazz musicians such as Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, et al.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 85033 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie Sanders2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides The Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary MORE (I-Vt.) are the progressives wing's standard-bearers.
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The list of potential standard-bearers includes everyone from Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, who will be in their seventies in 2020, to traditional machine politicians, like Andrew Cuomo and Terry McAuliffe, and younger senators, such as Amy Klobuchar, Kamala Harris, and Chris Murphy, who as yet lack the constituencies and the institutional support that they will need in order to succeed on the national level.
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Up until Pool, Porches was a staple of the northeast DIY indie rock scene that'd eventually spit out such idiosyncratic songwriters as Maine's Domino labelmate (Sandy) Alex G. Slow Dance in the Cosmos, the record that directly preceded Pool came out on Exploding in Sound, a Brooklyn-via-Boston label which also released records for scene standard-bearers like LVL UP, Speedy Ortiz, Pile, and more.
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Two of the standard-bearers for style and ethics across the news industry sent a message to journalists everywhere last week: When reporting about the group that's dubbed itself "the alternative right," make it clear that their movement isn't simply a hip new twist on conservatism — and that, in fact, its racist beliefs and goals demand comparisons to America's most infamous kind of hate groups.
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They're a lot less likely to do that with candidates from the far-left and the Bernie Sanders/Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE wing of the party than with standard-bearers from the near-left, such as Rep.
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Progressives are worried that the brewing battle between the party's progressive standard-bearers will tear them both down and pave the way for a centrist candidate, such as former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Biden Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview Parnas: Trump threatened to withhold more than just military aid to Ukraine MORE or former South Bend, Ind.
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The initial spike in Biden's support following his announcement leveled off by mid-June, at which point polls clearly showed that the combined constituency for the race's progressive standard bearers, Sanders and Warren, was as large or larger than Biden's—without even counting the supporters of formerly moderate candidates who had taken from the 2016 election no small amount of encouragement to move leftward, such as Cory Booker and Kamala Harris.
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Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson on Tuesday said he doesn't plan to attack major party standard-bearers Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE or Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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