It serves five meals a week and employs both a steward and an assistant steward who cook for the students full time.
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Posted by Nkrumah Steward on Thursday, June 30, 2016 Steward, who now lives in Canton, Michigan, says the meet-up was not focused on any past grievances.
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" — Barbara Steward, Darrell Hoskins' aunt "It was unreal.
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I made it my business to be a good steward.
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Already, you are becoming an amazing steward for the park.
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In 2012, Yancy Noll, a Seattle wine steward, left work.
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But preparing the kids to steward assets is not easy.
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Tony Steward was determined to make Brittany Burns his wife.
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"I was a good steward with the money," he said.
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"Emanuel Steward changed him as a fighter technically," Farhood said.
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"That's a small indicator of a big problem," Steward said.
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With his departure, the witness protection program lost its steward.
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"Time magazine can be a steward of trust," Benioff said.
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Hmm … Fraunces also served as a steward to George Washington.
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"Darrell had the sweetest, gentlest spirit," his aunt, Steward, told WREG.
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The government needs to be a better steward of our taxes.
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"Thain is an unsuitable steward of shareholder funds," the letter said.
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A protectionist bully is an unappealing steward of the world economy.
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"I feel betrayed and that I was played," Karma Steward said.
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Still, Steward says he always expected Burns to beat the illness.
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A steward hands out sausages and pizza under the starry sky.
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With television cameras trained on him, he skips past one steward.
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The late trainer Emanuel Steward railed against such Venice Beach bodies.
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"He's thinner than the last time I saw him," Steward said.
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Stan Chudnovsky, a steward of an app Facebook hopes to transform
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Kids are expensive, says Todd Hoffman, a CFP at Steward Partners.
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The steward inserts and rotates the appropriate key, releasing the lock.
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That night, the steward will wake to the sound of weeping.
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Mr. Steward told the police he had been resting at home.
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In 2012, he was appointed assistant union shop steward in Uniondale.
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Charged with protecting bettors, they stay out of sight and rarely speak to the news media, so it was an odd sight on Saturday when the stewards — Barbara Borden, chief steward of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission; Brooks A. Becraft, a state steward; and Tyler Picklesimer, a track steward — were on the podium usually reserved for the winners of America's biggest horse race.
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Producers: Matt Damon, Kimberly Steward, Chris Moore, Lauren Beck, Kevin Walsh Moonlight
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" He also reportedly told the steward, "Let's sort it out in Moscow.
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A steward asked her to turn off her phone, but Ersson refused.
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Clapper manufacturer Joseph Enterprises was also an unusual, if effective, corporate steward.
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Recent history suggests Microsoft will be a perfect steward for Swiftkey's technology.
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Ms. Trec contends that she is the steward of a thriving community.
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She was everything I needed her to be: a steward in support.
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A Deepdale steward called Geoff Rishton is on hand to happily inform.
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"I can't think of a better steward," she said of Mr. Fraser.
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TSA officials referred CNN's questions about Steward to the DHS inspector general.
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Again and again, tech companies have failed to safely steward user data.
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But more importantly, what responsible public steward would want to find out?
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But I'm also the caretaker and steward for the permanent collection here.
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Both a steward of music's traditions and an explorer of the future.
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"All they care about is sales," the unnamed Ryanair steward told The Mirror.
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The next steward of the building is the right one for its future.
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It wasn&apost immediately known when Steward and Jones were taken into custody.
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Chevron is also pitching itself as an ideal steward of Anadarko's Permian assets.
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Today Poland's forestry service insists that it, too, is being a responsible steward.
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Each pod will accommodate six passengers and a steward in case of emergencies.
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But Russell says Steward had long planned to ask Burns to marry him.
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Mr Roberts notes that Comcast has been a reliable steward of NBC News.
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We dropped Steward a line to ask about what went into the record.
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First, because helium is vital and nonrenewable, we must carefully steward every drop.
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He told me that he was the union shop steward on the site.
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I would be her steward into secular life, a handmaiden to her hegira.
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Saha also serves as the center's union steward to the NWS Employee Organization.
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"We have the potential to become nature's steward or its destroyer," Spencer wrote.
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I think of myself as a temporary steward and caretaker of this material.
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One Guardian journalist has likened Mr. Hunt to a British Airways cabin steward.
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In 1949, he was named shop steward of Local 687, covering Grand Rapids.
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Lorde has been a careful steward of her own image from the start.
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The steward pulls the lever, and at once the Viking ship is pendulous.
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The police then put Mr. Steward in a lineup alongside several other men.
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Steward shared what she called the most "powerful" photo she's ever seen of herself.
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Kids are expensive, says Todd Hoffman, a CFP at Steward Partners in Clearwater, Florida.
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The move was inspired by Steward own experience being rejected by over 100 agencies.
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Has Facebook lost the necessary trust to be a steward of our personal information?
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"Suddenly I want a Big Mac, well done @McDonalds," tweeted Shay Steward Bouley (@blackgirlinmain).
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Russell says her death came as a shock to him, Steward and Burns' family.
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President Obama performed as a statesman and steward of the peaceful transfer of power.
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It means that Flickr has committed to continue to steward the Commons, as before.
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Will we steward new technologies to serve rather than undermine human needs and values?
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Demps was his steward, the man who cleaned officers' rooms and shined their shoes.
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The White House steward finally lured guests outside with tubs of whiskey-laced punch.
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The reality is that the PA has been a good steward of donor funds.
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You haven't been a good steward of the other human beings in your office.
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From there, a steward guides you into a quiet space filled with the hutches.
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The Fed has been a deft steward of the economy since the Great Recession.
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And to be a good steward, government must take a balanced approach to regulation.
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The fund began in 1996, with Barrow, Hanley, Mewhinney & Strauss as its sole steward.
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"We've got to look at what's positive in the community right now," Steward said.
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The National Park Service (NPS) is the steward in charge of this solemn duty.
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"Arlington values its trees and acts as their steward," she said in emailed comments.
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Ms. Toffler worked in an aluminum foundry, where she was a union shop steward.
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And they increasingly say the Republican Party is a better steward of the economy.
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One former steward, Michael Costanza, has worked at three UPS facilities over 17 years.
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Both Steward and Burns' parents tell PEOPLE that they were shocked by how quickly the cancer progressed and Steward said the possibility of Burns passing away was the furthest thing from his mind – he even proposed to Burns just days after her diagnosis.
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Do you think that Verizon can be a good steward of a publishing asset fundamentally?
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George Washington described himself as the nation's "Chief Magistrate," a steward of law and order.
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"The next steward of the building is the right one for its future," Moroun said.
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The model in question, La'Shaunae Steward, saw the story and tweeted a response about it.
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We help steward that community but we're not actively posting content or operating the code.
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But Rok Petančič, a steward at Sevnica Castle, told the magazine that producers were unfazed.
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The EPA is "the top national steward to protect our environment and health," Deans says.
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Claure was recently put in charge as company chair to steward it through SoftBank's takeover.
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"They represent the best possible option to steward and bring forward our innovations," Bluesmart writes.
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A steward then came over to calm the situation and ensure Saleh deletes the footage.
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In a life-or-death moment, what goes through the mind of an air steward?
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On Tuesday, less than three months after her diagnosis, Steward revealed that Burns passed away.
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Brandon Atkinson serves as AppNexus' Chief People Officer and steward of AppNexus' talent and culture.
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Repeatedly, though, the longtime Danish bureaucrat has insisted she's just the steward of EU law.
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It is a way to love our neighbor and to steward the gift of creation.
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Rather than compete, together they can have a "bigger, stronger, singular strategy," Mr. Steward said.
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THEATER Hugh Panaro is the latest steward of the butcherly barber Sweeney Todd's gleaming implements.
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"It is the legacy that I have been the steward of," Mr. Bewkes, 103, said.
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Danny Sullivan, an Indianapolis 500 winner and former Formula One driver, is a regular steward.
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He was a good steward of the organization, but he alone could not transform it.
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The steward frowning at the controls, pulling the lever fruitlessly, fingering buttons with little confidence.
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The steward gathers his velvet coat around him and scans the area for proper shelter.
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Age: 523 Occupation: shop steward Why is there a "no rat" sticker on your hat?
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Steve Baker, the shop steward of the Brexiteers, claims that he has 80 votes gainst Chequers.
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It said in a statement that Visual China would be "an excellent steward" of the archive.
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Steward, who plays for the Buffalo Bills, proposed to Burns three days after the cancer diagnosis.
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"Gastronomy has always been part of diplomacy," said Vincent Jumert, deputy steward of the Elysee Palace.
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The actor pulled off the man's mask, and a steward took him to the security staff.
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I feel an enormous sense of responsibility to steward the organization forward in a constructive way.
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Benjamin Lehberger is a registered patent attorney and a partner at St. Onge Steward Johnston & Reens.
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By one estimate, had Mr Zuma been a benign steward, the economy would be 25% bigger.
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He replaces Mark Steward who left in September to join the United Kingdom's Financial Conduct Authority.
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As steward of the money collected, it would set budgets and disburse funds toward that end.
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Her perfectionist approach to street food has made her a steward of the street foodie movement.
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Investors see the younger Lee able to steward the ship to growth and modernize the company.
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To name someone who doesn't understand that to become the nation's top environmental steward is preposterous.
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The iconic train's new Grand Suites come with free-flowing champagne and a 24-hour steward.
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David Spade's biggest characters on the show included the "Total Bastard Airlines Steward" and Christy Henderson.
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According to NPR, "Jack" Horner was actually Thomas Horner, a steward to the Abbot of Glastonbury.
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Trump has largely written off Pruitt's troubles, declaring him an effective steward of his deregulatory agenda.
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"We need to talk directly to festival goers about consent," says Holly, a steward at Glastonbury.
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And, overall, Esper proved himself a capable steward of the Pentagon during a fairly tumultuous time.
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"I have become a steward of this land and the cows are the key," Slabbert says.
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Sambazon, the leading exporter of the berry, has emerged as an unlikely steward of the crop.
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"We can responsibly steward our assets while finding a path toward more transformational impact," he wrote.
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Steward is assigned to an air marshal field office and maintains a security clearance, she said.
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Less than a year later, Steward was cited again for not properly registering his water scooter.
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When we told the room steward that we had to go, he shook his head wistfully.
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The steward has already pulled the lever several times, so his hope is—no, not that.
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The steward offers his sovereign a handkerchief and, with great deference, hoists him onto his feet.
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I support strong penalties for those who fail to properly protect and steward Americans' online data.
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"It shows a disregard for being a good steward of the taxpayers' dollars," Mr. Yeomans said.
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George Washington, the first president, called himself the nation's "Chief Magistrate," a steward of law and order.
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George Osborne, a former chancellor and keener European than Mr Cameron ever was, is their shop steward.
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And Mr. Bush has raised questions about Mr. Christie's record as the steward of New Jersey's finances.
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When David II died childless in 1371, Marjorie's son, Robert the Steward, succeeded him on the throne.
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Brittany and Steward moved to Buffalo, New York, after he was drafted by the team in 2015.
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"They're okay with how the world treats bigger people because they don't have this issue," Steward explains.
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Steward says he still can't believe that Burns is gone and is coping as best he can.
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An Aeroflot passenger who'd been drinking got in a fight with the steward over a missing phone.
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But when her condition continued to worsen, Steward Rawnsley said he sought medical advice from another doctor.
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The privacy failure will further weaken confidence that Facebook is a responsible steward for our private data.
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One friend from naval academy days recalls John reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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I wanted to be a caring partner to an equal, not a premature steward of expensive death.
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The bank then turned to a retail banker, Antony Jenkins, as a safer steward of its business.
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James paired a team-high 220 points with a game-high 211 assists to steward the Lakers.
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James paired a team-high 31 points with a game-high 12 assists to steward the Lakers.
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Questions about how institutions with large pools of money should steward those funds are not going away.
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It seemed Mr. Tisci was the less-free one, practicing the diplomatic parry of the corporate steward.
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WLA members steward approximately 14 million acres of deeded and leased public land in the American West.
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" The steward bows again and gestures toward a distant banner that reads "Cul-de-sac of Fun.
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It takes every steward of our government to maintain civility and strengthen American democracy for the future.
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And how should tech companies be punished when they fail to properly protect and steward this data?
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"There is no evidence anyone properly addressed their mind to this matter or its consequences," Steward said.
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Our cousin Robert Adams with my mom, dad, Wendy and the kids Posted by Nkrumah Steward on Thursday, June 30, 53 Steward goes on to say that in 1835, his 4th great grandmother, a slave named Sarah Jones Adams, had a baby with her owner Joel Robert Adams.
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His father had been a ship's steward for the Holland/America cruise line before he began importing beer.
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Her death shocked everyone, especially her fiancé, NFL linebacker Tony Steward, Steward's best friend Tim Russell tells PEOPLE.
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"It's just a freak accident, one of those things you read about," Barbara Steward, Hoskins' aunt, told WREG.
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Steward said that with the help of the program and AA meetings, she's been sober for 123 years.
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Here's the thing: The results that Steward, Roger, and Betsy each got from AA, while disparate, aren't abnormal.
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" Before her death, Burns and Steward launched a charity fundraiser, "Britt and Tony's Fight Like a Girl Campaign.
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"Before then, we'll be trying to resolve the case in way that everyone can live with," Steward said.
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Indeed, it was when Moritz took a leave that Goetz was made a "steward" in the first place.
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It's made up of 150 parts but, sadly, does not include the services of a dedicated whisky steward.
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Curve model and body positivity activist La'Shaunae Steward isn't playing around when it comes to championing size diversity.
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Burns moved to Buffalo, New York, with Steward after he was drafted with the Buffalo Bills last year.
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Just three days later, surrounded by family at R2L restaurant in Philadelphia, Steward got down on one knee.
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You're looking for a steward for your assets, and this discussion is directly related to your own future.
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To invest in young farmers is to invest in the communities they feed and the resources they steward.
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"This meeting involving Coca-Cola and their clean water steward did not occur," said EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox.
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Whether as a shrewd businessman or a prudent steward of the economy — or both — Mr. Linton cried foul.
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Steward said the large sum recovered was due to quick action to restrain the proceeds from Hope's offending.
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By this point I was the chief steward, and they announced the changes while I was on holiday.
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On the other hand, GOP leaders simply don't believe that Cruz is a more faithful steward of conservatism.
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I served as shop steward for our union, Steamfitters Local 638, for almost 10 years, advocating for members.
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"Without the Dodgers experience, being steward of a club like O.M. would have been very daunting," he said.
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We gratefully inherit these institutions from our ancestors, we steward them and pass them along to our descendants.
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At least the steward of your target-date fund is a professional and not susceptible to those mistakes.
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Steward is originally from New Orleans, and he moved to the Houston area after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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And when companies fail to properly steward your data, it leaves you and your information open to hacks.
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The royal steward returns the amusement park's deed to his crocodile-leather attaché case and addresses the king.
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The Official Veterinarian, Safety Steward, Equine Medical Director and CHRB investigators all can be involved in this process.
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Dixon's brother, Ronald Steward, was critically injured when he tried to come to Dixon's aid, WFTV reported, citing deputies.
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"One of the things that Land Rover has done has been a good steward of its brand," Lindland said.
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NEW JERSEY POLICE RELEASE MUGSHOT OF RUNAWAY PUG "It's just a freak accident," his aunt, Barbara Steward, told WREG.
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We spoke with Steward about the movie's success — and how Hollywood can help support women working behind the lens.
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Rae Steward, a 33-year-old from California, struggled with alcohol and drug addiction as early as age 14.
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Democrats attacked Trump as a poor steward, someone too unstable and chaotic to run the economy as it was.
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In many ways, Google appears to be a more thoughtful steward of your data than Facebook has ever been.
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" This is such an important initiative because, as Steward says, "so many brands never care about their fat customers.
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Tim Obendorf, a certified financial planner with Steward Advisors in Chicago, has told his clients to shorten their duration.
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Mark Steward, the head of enforcement and market oversight at the FCA, said the pair were calculated and organized.
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Charles is also Earl of Chester, Earl of Carrick, Baron of Renfrew and Prince and Great Steward of Scotland.
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Steward Health Care, Curae Health and Christus Health are some of the health systems that are buying from CHS.
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Over the past nine years running Alcoa and then Arconic, Kleinfeld has been a poor steward of investors' booty.
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La'Shaunae Steward, a 20-year-old in Charleston, took to Instagram to share some mirror selfies earlier this month.
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She and Steward launched "Britt and Tony's Fight Like a Girl Campaign," setting up a fundraising site on CrowdRise.
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Every American — and arguably everybody on Earth — owes him a debt of gratitude for bring such an able steward.
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Joanna Coles, 54, who calls herself a "brand steward," is expanding Cosmopolitan's reach while also elevating her personal profile.
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The next day, a hotel steward aboard the Carnival Glory spotted the man in the water around 1 p.m.
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In 2018, REI invested $8.8 million in 400 nonprofits across the country to steward more than 853,000 outdoor spaces.
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Many American newspapers would benefit from a steward willing to sacrifice short-term profit for a longer-term vision.
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Mansell, the 1992 champion, was there as a steward on Sunday: "Welcome to the club," he told his compatriot.
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"The government cannot be a good steward of Social Security without adequate support in the budget," she insisted. Sen.
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This is the behavior of a country cousin squandering an unforeseen inheritance, not the steward of a city's patrimony.
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"It's hard to pretend at this point that Zinke is a steward of America's public lands," Mr. McEnaney said.
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But since taking over the company in March 2017, Ms. Buck has proved herself an adept steward of Hershey.
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The stage is set for our government to prove that it can be a good steward of tax dollars.
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The government, which campaigned in recent elections as a good steward of the country's finances, is overly restraining itself.
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Dean Steward, Avenatti's lawyer, informed Batts that he's requesting dismissal of the case and filing a "vindictive prosecution" motion.
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This in turn allows jurisdictions to pursue programs and policies that protect public safety and responsibly steward taxpayer dollars.
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Progress on deepening the cost-sharing relationship has stalled since the exit of Ghosn, the longstanding steward of cooperation.
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" The judge found Steward not guilty of two of the three citations but guilty of "operating an unnumbered vessel.
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That summer, I was a steward for the wilderness of the Deschutes National Forest, but I was a visitor.
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Hill is the nephew of the late Emmanuel Steward, who trained the 31-year-old Fury in the past.
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The sample, believed to have come from the culprit, did not match Mr. Steward, throwing the case into doubt.
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Because I thought that the Graham family, which had done such a wonderful job being its steward for all that time, had, in their company, which was called The Post Company, at the time, had enough resources to be able to invest more in the Washington Post and continue to be its steward.
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"Part of growing up on a ranch is taking care of the land and being a good steward," he said.
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On Sunday, Jeffrey Campbell launched its size-inclusive capsule collection designed with curve model and body positivity activist La'Shaunae Steward.
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And as the summer sets, we let us be steward of truth who in unison proclaim: fiat justitia ruat caelum.
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In June, footwear brand Jeffrey Campbell introduced a capsule collection designed with curve model and body positivity activist La'Shaunae Steward.
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A little over a week before Steward announced her death, Burns took to her Twitter to post a hopeful message.
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The collage featured five photos, several of which showed Burns with Steward – one shows the football player proposing to Burns.
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Marks also told WHAS 11 that she found out Steward served in the Army and died when he was 40.
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That, thankfully, prompted an outpouring of support for Steward on social media, via follows, likes, and enthusiastically body-positive comments.
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There is a broad recognition that the US has a responsibility to be a good steward of our oceanic resources.
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A fire rises around the Steward Observatory at the University of Arizona, where Timothy Slater worked from 2001 to 53.
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She would have to do a lot to prove she would be an impartial and effective steward of the investigation.
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"These were serious and prolonged failures," said Mark Steward, the Financial Conduct Authority's executive director of enforcement and market oversight.
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"As a fiscal conservative, I believe Washington should be a good steward of taxpayers' dollars," Johnson said in a statement.
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Their mother joined them and asked a steward to get her daughter, whom he carried out of the burning wreckage.
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"What's different is that as we do these relationships today, we very much are the brand steward," Fils-Aime explained.
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The next HHS secretary will be the steward of both Medicare and a traditional Medicaid program that dates to 1965.
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Ayman al-Zawahiri, best known for survival instincts, is al Qaeda's current leader and an ineffective steward of the group.
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"Yes, we are essentially a steward of life [and] duty-bound [in my opinion] to ensure its continuance," he tweeted.
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Smith College Museum of Art announced that it will steward the personal art collections of Nina Yankowitz and Joyce Kozloff.
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The threat of parting ways with an influential executive, until now a reasonable steward of shareholder value, is also potent.
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"This meeting involving Coca-Cola and their clean water steward did not occur," Mr. Wilcox said in a written statement.
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Just as it's O.K. to eat the birthday cake, it's O.K. not to be a perfect steward of the earth.
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But her leadership on foreign policy aside, Lee, like Abrams, would not be the safest steward of the Sanders agenda.
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Over the past nine years running Alcoa and then Arconic, Mr. Kleinfeld has been a poor steward of investors' booty.
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But critics argue that a for-profit company like Facebook cannot be trusted to steward such an essential public system.
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"I believe Steward was not meaning for myself to be safe but to watch out for him," the officer wrote.
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"This robot will never die; it will just keep updating itself and evolving," said Tensho Goto, the temple's chief steward.
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"The number of courses using the museum or the collection has grown by 700 percent since 2009," Mr. Steward said.
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"The thing that guides me now as a businessman is to be a good steward," Mr. Phillips told The Times. .
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Cuomo has consistently presented himself as a responsible steward of the state's finances, capping spending growth at 2 percent or under.
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Guard Jordan McLaughlin scored 19, forward Bennie Boatwright 15, Reinhardt 11 and guard Elijah Steward added 10 points for the Trojans.
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Now, Russell is with Steward and Burns' family in Delaware, preparing for her funeral on Saturday at the Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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We have no say in how companies engineer our attention, change our work processes, cultivate our consumption, and steward our histories.
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The show follows Seth Steward (Colletti) and Jeremy Davis (Lafferty) five years after their hit television vampire drama, Eternal has ended.
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Accused of being an irresponsible steward of information, Facebook is now being asked to exercise potentially vast and opaque new powers.
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As a long-time shop steward and organiser for the engineering union, he had won the seat with hefty union help.
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Tony Steward proposed to Burns, 26, in December – just days after she was diagnosed with a rare form of the disease.
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"We had a lengthy review of the race," the commission's chief steward, Barbara Borden, told the Associated Press, according to Today.
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"[An app like Nurx] doesn't necessarily get rid of the stigma, it just allows you to cope with it," Steward says.
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The deal will make Steward the largest private for-profit hospital operator in the country with 36 hospitals across 10 states.
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He's seen as a better steward of the economy and climate change, while Clinton wins on foreign policy, terrorism and healthcare.
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After all, it is in their rational best interest to appear like they are the stable steward of this vital commodity.
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Little Jack Horner, who stars in a nursery rhyme, was a real steward to the Abbot of Glastonbury in the 1500s.
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When she told her union steward that a manager had pressed his groin against her, he said she should be flattered.
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In the end, however, the federal judiciary was—to borrow a phrase from Ryan Grigson—a vigilant steward of the shield.
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Similarly, Ms. McCue, Mr. Marcus and Mr. Crenshaw are eminently qualified in their own right to help steward MCC's critical work.
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"We are blessed to have such an amazing president, and what a good steward he is of our country," she said.
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He dabbled in documentaries, and for extra cash worked as a steward at Naples's soccer stadium, showing V.I.P.s to their seats.
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Historians say Poland has generally been a responsible steward for the six main Nazi extermination camps in Poland, including Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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During our interview, Mr. Steward, 40, talked about his career path, diversity in comics, the challenges of the industry and more.
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"We're going to take a look at efficiencies and identify a number of areas of growth as well," Mr. Steward said.
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"The Treasury Department views itself as the central steward of the U.S. economy and the U.S. financial system," Dynan told Insider.
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But it also underscores Buffett's catastrophic failure as a steward of some of the most important local papers in the country.
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It was Hillary Clinton, he said, who was an untrustworthy steward of the working class and who would slash vital benefits.
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The trade war has undermined one of Trump's central reelection messages: that he has been the steward of a strong economy.
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The steward nodded approval — the pair had passed inspection by the Fédération Equestre Internationale, or F.E.I., the sport's top governing body.
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A spokesperson for Peabody Energy said the company is a good steward of mined land and complies with mine-reclamation rules.
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After years of bad decisions that caused a buildup of debt, GE sorely needs a strong steward of its depleted resources.
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The passion of all the individuals who continue to steward the Dead's musical legacy so meticulously, thoughtfully, and with true joy.
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Outside, I spoke with a 22013-year-old named Steward Rhodes, who was here with his friend, Shawn, to apply for disability.
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Made around 1961–1878 BCE and originally placed in the tomb chapel of "The Steward, Senbi," William saw light again in 1910.
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In the aftermath, the multiple Olympic track champion was seen to be having a heated debate with a steward on a motorbike.
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Zuckerberg has been a determined, even ruthless, steward of the company's manifest destiny, with an uncanny knack for placing the right bets.
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Jeor Mormont, as Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, gave it to Jon Snow, who served as his steward until Mormont's death.
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And an audience member rubbed his crotch on former steward Jessica Jarvinen while she was guarding an off-limits staircase, Jarvinen said.
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"A more inebriated audience is a more difficult audience," said Avery Lincoln, who was a steward from July 63 until February 2016.
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Another former steward, Avery Lincoln, 26, who worked at Sleep No More from 2014 to 2016, also said patrons groped her breasts.
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I have been a part of Kairos, both as a candidate in one of the walks and as a steward in another.
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The masked man was then tackled to the ground by a steward, before being surrounded by security men and Keita's incensed teammates.
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However, small traces of blood were found on the mare's flank in a routine inspection by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) steward.
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Bowers & Wilkins's most devoted customers will probably be skeptical about a Valley startup being the best steward for a fancy speaker brand.
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Steward told the paper she had urged her sister to leave Svensen before she disappeared but her pleas fell on deaf ears.
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Microsoft has been a good steward of accessibility for years and it seems to be leaning into that, as well it should.
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After confronting and berating the chief steward Park Chang-jin for Kim's behaviour, Cho then ordered the plane back to offload him.
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The steward told the Glory's bridge officers, who reduced the ship's speed, reversed course and lowered a lifeboat to save the man.
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Nacha is a nonprofit organization that is the steward of the ACH Network, a payment system that connects all U.S. bank accounts.
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President Trump would do well to follow their lead, bringing us together and serving as a good steward of the public trust.
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Under Ellison, J.C. Penney has taken a number of efforts to help steward a turnaround, including a focus on beauty and appliances.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin said that he planned to take an active role as the steward of the company's musical affairs almost immediately.
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Letters and memos show McCormack as a courteous, ambitious steward of Palmer's interests, from endorsements and appearances to setting up pro shops.
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Also helping were comments from Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih, who said oil cartel OPEC will continue to steward the market.
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David Rhodes, the CBS News president, said that Ms. Pauley's range, reputation and warmth made her the right steward for the job.
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The Wi-Fi Alliance and IEEE have been working in tandem to steward the dynamic standard and global phenomenon for 20 years.
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She will be an excellent steward of an important institution, and far better than most anyone else whom President Trump might nominate.
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"We want to grow the next generation of stewards who are going to know how to steward their local environment," said Wachtel.
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It was later reported that a steward had made a police statement accusing substitute Aguero of striking him during the chaotic scenes.
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As life unraveled, a skilled wine steward joined the swelling ranks of homeless people in tents across the San Francisco Bay Area.
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I'm glad Zuckerberg is taking his role as a public figure and the steward of one of humanity's fundamental utilities more seriously.
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Washington (CNN)As a federal air marshal, Paul Steward has sworn an oath to enforce the law in the skies above America.
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Attorney O'Keefe told CNN that Steward genuinely meant to tell this officer to be safe and was not trying to be threatening.
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A staunch supporter of the European project, he is generally considered to be a safe steward and someone respected by foreign leaders.
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"These were serious and prolonged failures," Mark Steward, executive director of enforcement and market oversight at the FCA, said in a statement.
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Kimberly Steward, who produced "Manchester by the Sea," is now the second black female producer ever to be nominated for Best Picture.
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The family is served by Teresa, blocky, resourceful and loyal, and by her daughter Loretta, resentful and moonstruck by the estate's steward, Renato.
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A 2000 document from the Porcellian mentions its steward and his "loyal and efficient staff," implying more personnel than the Delphic or Owl.
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The best steward of Justice Kennedy&aposs legacy is Justice Kennedy, and that will give him an impetus to stay on the bench.
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Upon agreeing and enlisting the Devil as his steward, Tartini handed him his violin to see if the Devil had any musical ability.
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Lunch was a turkey-ham and cheese sandwich with vegetable soup, and, predictably, the steward loomed at the serving window handing out trays.
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I dearly hope we can heal both when this aberrant abandonment of responsibility to steward our land and listen to our people ends.
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Mr Trump entered the White House believing the Justice Department was not a steward of the law, but the president's own defence team.
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John Hames, a steward on Air Force One between 1960 and 1975, said the SAM 26000 "Kennedy was a "great person for soup.
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I've been really inspired by local groups here in Oakland that do things like steward a local creek or literal habitat restoration stuff.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalls how John, while a lowly plebe, reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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"We try to build a community and the waiters are part of the community," race steward and Soho resident Tim Baros tells me.
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Several seasons later, Jon's young steward Olly ran into his office to tell Lord Commander Snow that his Uncle Benjen had finally returned.
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A Wikipedia search for "Max Goldberg" redirects to the entry for the page that made him an unwilling steward of early internet culture.
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Set some of that baby's melanin to working and watch it grow into a strong and responsible steward of the earth, bruh bruh.
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"I am so glad that someone is making options for burgers that isn't a black bean or tasteless soybean patty," says Jocelyn Steward.
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But unfortunately, some people trolled Steward, tacking on mean, body-shaming captions that took aim at her physique and her skateboarding-themed tee.
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Even back in season one, Jon is elected to be Commander Mormont's steward, and it's Sam that convinces him it's a good thing.
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The letters were sent by Diana to former Buckingham Palace steward Cyril Dickman who worked for the royal family for over 50 years.
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As the steward of the global economy: we have a unique opportunity to drive economic growth, while advancing human rights around the world.
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He has since worked to curb illegal logging and deforestation by the farm sector, which he sees as a steward of the environment.
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It's considered the epitome of English style, but since 2007 this Florida company has been a proud and celebrated steward of his work.
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It's considered the epitome of English style, but since 21178 this Florida company has been a proud and celebrated steward of his work.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalled how John – while a lowly plebe – reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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Dr. Murtagh was the first steward of the National Register, the official federal list, established in 1966, of historic places worthy of preservation.
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For Dave Smith, who volunteers as a White Mountain National Forest trail steward, it is Lonesome Lake, protected from road noise by ridges.
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Over two hours and three cups of coffee delivered discreetly by a steward, Wang spoke passionately about Huawei's troubles with the US government.
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But it has a very long way to go before it becomes a responsible steward of the oceans' threatened and not inexhaustible resources.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalled how John -- while a lowly plebe -- reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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The higher likelihood is that Lucasfilm pulls in a Ron Howard-like veteran to steward a project whose lines are already clearly drawn.
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Mr. Park was the chief steward on the plane at the time, and Ms. Cho had demanded he be removed from the aircraft.
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By asking a steward for medicine to help with her headache, Walentin sparked fears that she had contracted coronavirus while vacationing in Cambodia.
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"He was a good allocator of capital and a good steward of the company," said Barry Schwartz, portfolio manager at Baskin Wealth Management.
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For example, Pitcavage pointed to the way Steward included a copyright sign next to his signature and referenced obscure provisions of commercial laws.
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"Secretary DeVos accepted her position to serve the public and is fully committed to being a faithful steward of taxpayer dollars," Hill said.
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"I'm not big on government, and I think there's a lot of overreach, but I'm trying to be a good steward," he said.
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Further, every union work site has a shop steward who serves as an advocate for workers with questions or concerns about their safety.
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We wanted to chronicle the American Football record and be the steward of it, even though we didn't have high expectations for it.
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"They told me, 'The person looked at your mug shot and said it was you,'" Mr. Steward, 2850, said in a recent interview.
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He can also come to Chaco and see for himself one of America's unique treasures, of which he is now the chief steward.
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In his new role at MacDowell, he will guide the organization's creative endeavors and act as the steward of its flagship residency program.
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At which point, Liss — who has been the institution's principal steward for 18 years — set about finding a new building for the venerable institution.
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As the security community processes the news and scrutinizes Equifax's cybersecurity posture, numerous doubts have surfaced about the organization's competence as a data steward.
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She and her husband have presided over an endowment that has grown to $39.6 billion — and they've added Warren Buffett as a third steward.
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By this time, a C.O.—alerted by the scene Jazzy had caused—made her way to the window and called for the kitchen steward.
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I mean you're going into this eyes open, I guess, and you think he's as good a steward as you could ask for. Yeah.
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One of those friends, Jan Steward, told BuzzFeed News she recalled Brunton telling her the story at the dinner table roughly a decade ago.
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During an extremely extended montage, we watch the former steward of the Night's Watch carry books, serve food, and, most notably, clean up poop.
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According to The Tribune, the buyer is related to the McCormick family, one of Chicago's prominent families and a longtime steward of the newspaper.
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To wit, in The Dream Door, the antagonist's bloodlust intensifies the more his steward is gaslit and disbelieved by the men in her life.
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Since joining he's risen to become president and work to steward the company toward being a sustainable business — and, hopefully, another option for advertisers.
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She got involved in the woman's movement in the 1970s, worked for a while as a shop steward and campaigned against the Iraq war.
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But his office said he was referring to Congressional testimony given by Rio Tinto's Managing Director for Copper and Diamonds, Nigel Steward, in March.
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"Cal State Long Beach removed my primary and most committed collaborator and institutional steward, someone integral to the existence of American Monument," she said.
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In Season 1, shortly after his arrival at the Wall, Jon is hand-picked by Lord Commander Jeor Mormont to serve as his steward.
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And yet it's hard to imagine Atreus, almost certainly a steward of a new world, recovering from this stern lesson in cold pragmatic murder.
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A Kentucky woman found a flag at a Peddler's Mall store in Bardstown last week that was dedicated to fallen veteran Samuel A. Steward.
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Former Ferrari driver and 1992 world champion Nigel Mansell, who has also served as a steward, said on Twitter that the penalty was ridiculous.
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Ms. Coles calls herself a "brand steward," and in many ways, she has become the public face of not only Cosmopolitan but Hearst itself.
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This may well be the most radical policy in Curtis's bill — withdrawing management authority over federal public lands from the agencies that steward them.
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I felt that I was a steward, and it was serious business, so it's funny now that I'm stewarding the resources of Mr. Kellogg.
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Despite shrinking farmlands, American agriculture is producing higher yields through innovation, harnessing cutting-edge technology and acting as a responsible steward of our planet.
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H. Dean Steward, who with Mark Fleming represented Mr. Mills at that trial, told The Times that he had never heard of either man.
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The staff had run out of the pink-and-purple wristbands that would allow exiting fans to re-enter the grounds, one steward explained.
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If not, look for evidence that a firm you are considering has the experience and credibility to be a reliable steward of your affairs.
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As for the steward Malvolio (Stephen Pelinski): His love for Olivia gets him duped, beaten and covered in what looks like his own excrement.
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The number of those who lost their jobs under the magazine's new steward, Maven, a digital platform company in Seattle, was not immediately clear.
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For potential buyers, it means becoming the steward of a legacy, which includes instant membership in an exclusive, sometimes intrusive, society of Wright enthusiasts.
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But Time employees said he&aposs mostly been a hands-off steward, similar to the approach Jeff Bezos has taken with The Washington Post.
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Steward is not now, nor has he ever been, associated or affiliated with any group, cult, organization or association with any 'sovereign citizen' movement.
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That does not give it license to be a poor steward of resources and gobble up tax dollars at the expense of other programs.
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Mahbub Maafi, the steward of Pusat Lembaga Bahtsul Masail at Nahdlatul Ulama told me that, personally, he couldn't support a ban on the practice.
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"It is an enormous privilege to be invited to become the steward and guardian of this iconic choral legacy," Mr. Hyde said in a statement.
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I imagine the giant eagle ripping out Prometheus's liver, only it's Ryan Grigson looking gravely at me saying "vigilant steward," and then exploding my skull.
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In spring 2015, former steward Jessica Jarvinen was stationed at the top of a staircase, in front of a door where audience members can't go.
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Steward, Burns parents and her younger sisters are doing all they can to contribute to ovarian research and help other women suffering from the disease.
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Moments later, a steward would enter the room carrying a glass filled with Diet Coke on a silver platter, and Trump would burst out laughing.
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"I have been given the great responsibility to steward Paul's wealth in service of his vision for the future," Jody Allen said in a statement.
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Boston-based Steward Health Care is acquiring Iasis Healthcare, creating the largest privately owned, for-profit hospital chain with about $8 billion of annual revenue.
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President, as your SEAL on your staff ... it's an honor to be your steward of our public lands and the generator of energy dominance (ph).
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"I don't want to say you could do it from space, but longer ranges should be possible" Steward Remaly, from the CTTSO, told Technology Review.
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H. Dean Steward, one of Tanaka's defense attorneys, said that he plans to call Baca as a witness when Tanaka goes to trial in March.
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Working together, we can achieve these practical reforms that will create better borrower protections, steward taxpayer resources and, ultimately, get us closer to zero defaults.
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I'm a steward ... and now all of a sudden our agents are down at the southern border, you know what you have to look at?
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"There is no lower standard for outsourced systems and controls and firms are accountable for failures by outsourcing providers," FCA enforcement director Mark Steward said.
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"The heritage of this property transcends its celebrity, and to have the opportunity to serve as its steward would be a true privilege," he said.
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We support this legislation because it accords the Office of the Register the respect it deserves as steward of copyright policy and the creative economy.
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This photo, likely taken in the 1970s, depicts a steward in the dome lounge car playing a dining car chime to alert passengers of dinnertime.
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Their father, a ship's chief steward, had recently set out to sea, and their mother, Robert explained, was going to visit an aunt in Liverpool.
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The lawsuit alleged that she was sent there only because her position as Miscavige's steward meant that she knew too much about his marital problems.
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Under Parliament's antiquated rules Bercow had to accept a new position of "Steward and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead" in order to step down.
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Bashir is well known in the boxing world -- he worked under legendary trainer Emanuel Steward for 17 years and worked with guys like Wladimir Klitschko.
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West has flirted with Christian themes since the very beginning, shuffling identities as he sees fit: from martyr to prophet to god to humble steward.
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Space debris and astronomy As Starlink grows, SpaceX CEO and chief engineer Elon Musk has pledged his company will be a responsible steward of space.
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One would hope that Democratic primary voters would want to know if one of their prospective presidential candidates is a bad steward to their underlings.
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Instead of paying the fines, Steward aggressively fought the citations by espousing beliefs of the so-called "sovereign citizen" movement, court and police records show.
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She added that Steward pulled the bulk of his court filings from "templates" found on the Internet as he sought to have the citations dismissed.
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For the last 40 years, Republicans have consistently outperformed Democrats when voters were asked which party is the better steward of taxes and the economy.
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In seeking out a steward for The Atlantic, Bradley said in 2017, he compiled a list of 600 potential investors but only approached Powell Jobs.
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His father, Jorge, a steward in the merchant marine, brought home bongos and congas from Brazil, which Dave began practicing on when he was 5.
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As the king and the steward parlayed with Los Compasivos, the boy heard the whisper-thin voice of the dancing bear speaking only to him.
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"The FCA requires firms to treat all its customers fairly, not just some customers," said Mark Steward, the FCA's head of enforcement and market oversight.
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What BLM may not do is ignore its statutory responsibility, and neglect its moral obligation to the American people, to steward the nation's energy resources.
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Besides Auralie's unfortunate situation, Jim, a former Air Force One steward now trying to get through med school, is attached to a very unconvincing toupee.
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Tillerson was supposed to be one of the "adults in the room" — a sober, seasoned steward who would protect the country from Trump's worst instincts.
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The bank's failures caused delays to investigations by both the FCA and police, said Mark Steward, the FCA's executive director of enforcement and market oversight.
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LA'SHAUNAE STEWARD: I grew up playing with a lot of dolls, and I always tell people the story of how obsessed I was with Bratz.
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"Luckily, the steward and the cook spoke some Spanish, and they helped me so much, because I couldn't speak any English back then," she remembers.
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"Other firms should take notice of today's fine and look again at their own AML procedures to ensure they do not face similar action," Steward added.
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Now we are tasked collectively with figuring out how to steward this platform into the future, and we don't think Zuckerberg is up to the task.
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"In doing these grossly unorthodox behaviors it's painful for investors that are looking for a steward that is careful and rational in their communication," he said.
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The centerpiece of the morning was a conversation between producer Kimberly Steward (who produced Manchester by the Sea) and actor and producer Kerry Washington (Scandal, Confirmation).
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You'll be able to best see the Lyrids Sunday and Monday nights, according to Adam Block, an observatory specialist at the University of Arizona's Steward Observatory.
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Steward then put her imagination to paper and rewrote the children's classic according to her own version of the story and her own made up characters.
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Even more egregious was the mayor's outright negligence as the steward of the city's child welfare agency, which resulted in several preventable deaths of young children.
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" In his letter, Mr. Hughes said that his aim "is to place The New Republic in the hands of the most promising and dedicated potential steward.
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"What may be different now is the willingness and capacity of collectors to acquire, display and steward ambitious works that are nontraditional in execution," he said.
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While Priebus endorsed Vukmir as a central steward of Walker's agenda, he also went out of his way to chide Nicholson for previously being a Democrat.
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The business community, which has often seen the GOP as a steward of its interests, is also voicing concerns about Trump taking broad action against Beijing.
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We shouldn't ask "can Apple innovate"—of course it can and does—but rather, can Apple be a good steward of the innovation it has unleashed?
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The sheer amount of capital the company has raised should help to convince large customers that it is a safe steward of their risk management needs.
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"It's not actually intended to put the fire out," said George Matousek, the product steward for Phos-Chek, which makes the retardant used by government agencies.
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Their voices — of slaves and slavers, doomed soldiers, priests — narrate the country's descent into war; as Lincoln mourns he becomes a steward of the nation's tragedies.
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It involved paying a dowry of 60 cows to the bride's family, according to Steward Women, the advocacy group that provided the girl with legal assistance.
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H. Dean Steward, who with Mark Fleming represented Mr. Mills at that trial, told The New York Times that he had never heard of either man.
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"It's her time," said Gene Van Buren, a shop steward at Harvard Law School for Local 26, the hotel and food service union that endorsed her.
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"Never have I flown & had the steward treat me like a punished lil child in timeout the entire flight," the Ex on the Beach star wrote.
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A senior air steward and union organizer for Cathay Dragon, Rebecca Sy, was one of the first staff members to be dismissed under the new regime.
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Avenatti's attorney Dean Steward, in an email to CNBC, said that his client "is being held without bail, pending" a hearing Wednesday morning, at 2 p.m.
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The ramps were installed by the Architect of the Capitol, an office that acts as the steward of the historic buildings and grounds on Capitol Hill.
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Mr. Clark was serving as a steward first class aboard the U.S.S. Aaron Ward, a destroyer, when Japanese kamikazes attacked it near Okinawa in May 1945.
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"It's really about us thinking about our sustainability goals ... and being a good corporate steward," said Juan Salazar, Facebook's director of local policy and community engagement.
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The only thing leonine about him is the power he wields languorously over his family; he is horrendously ill-equipped to steward the deference shown him.
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Mr. Ansari said that when he was approached by the university for a gift, he looked to the school as a natural steward for the institute.
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St. Clair Steward, above, was jailed for more than two months after a victim picked him from his mug shot, the 31st that he was shown.
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In order to best steward the resources available, arriving at the hospital first would no longer guarantee that one would receive lifesaving treatment over another patient.
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Researchers even conducted experiments with songbirds in one building, Steward said, to make sure the cloud's powder would not be toxic if inhaled by area avians.
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Chief steward Barbara Borden read a statement to the media after the ruling -- which said Maximum Security had veered out of his path -- but took no questions.
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Jeff Johnson, a county commissioner who lost a 2014 bid for governor, presented himself as a more trusted steward of Trumpism and beat Pawlenty in the primary.
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And though he created a parents committee to steward the young talent, Rylett also wielded authority over a number of the adults, according to one SevenAwesomeKids vlogger.
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It keeps the spotlight on the nation's top steward of public lands, whose past lobbying for energy and agribusiness clients drew scrutiny from Democrats during confirmation hearings.
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"There was no legitimate reason for Mr Farr to make these trades and his actions were motivated by greed," said Mark Steward, the FCA's head of enforcement.
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The woman, 32-year-old Heather Heyer, was "pulseless," with no heartbeat or breath, Charlottesville fire Captain Steward "Nick" Barrell, a paramedic, testified in Charlottesville Circuit Court.
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Burns, the fiancée of Buffalo Bills linebacker Tony Steward, passed away earlier this month, just two months after being diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer.
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"It's astonishing to think that such large features could have avoided detection for so long," lead study author Steward Jamieson of Durham University said in a statement.
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It's also worth pointing out that films three through eight are all written by Chris Morgan, who has become a kind of steward of the franchise's characters.
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"Justin is just beautifully eloquent on how he integrates his views about creation and his role as a farmer and his role as a steward," Hoffman said.
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Lenovo seemed to recognize that Motorola had a good thing going, and it just wanted to nurture and steward the brand and its device lineup toward success.
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"We had planned to call Sheriff Baca as a witness, and that continues to be our plan," Steward and his co-counsel said in a joint statement.
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In the first such ceremony on a papal flight, Pope Francis performed a wedding for a steward and stewardess while flying between two Chilean cities on Thursday.
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Equally important, our states, local governments, and Indian nations need a partner who can restore trust in Washington as a responsible steward of our federally owned lands.
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If his newest film is any indication, Dekker and the replicants have, in their return to the screen after three decades away, found just the right steward.
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Instead of balancing the sustainable, long-term economic benefits of protected lands with responsible energy development, the president's budget undermines America's ability to steward these lands responsibly.
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"Exxon Mobil goes the extra mile to ensure they are fulfilling their role as a good steward of the environment," said Paul L. Lucas, a Midland, Tex.
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A delivery man is accused of stealing $90,000 worth of handmade cakes in a lawsuit filed by a New York bakery loved by Oprah and Martha Steward.
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And honestly, he was a fake businessman, a fraud and a failure, and he&aposs a fraud and a failure as a steward of the American economy.
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Neither candidate possesses Mr. Reid's long record of service to his home state, but Ms. Cortez Masto would be a far more faithful steward of his legacy.
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Valve has to recognize that it is a steward of the culture, not just a facilitator, and until that happens we'll see more cases like this one.
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Little did either know at the time that Mr. Bergman would go on to be an official steward of Pollock's legacy — "proudly and gratefully," Mr. Bergman said.
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At 2500 AM on Sunday morning (AEST time) astronomers at the Steward Observatory Catalina Station in Arizona spotted an asteroid hurtling towards Earth at 33,23 km/h.
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It was during that time that the 6-foot-7 Klitschko worked with late trainer Emanuel Steward, who helped create the modern heavyweight, for better or worse.
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The woman said the organization appointed her as a steward to church leader David Miscavige at age 15, a position she remained in for roughly 12 years.
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In creating a space for artists, Batsheva is not just building a new home, but also stepping up to become a steward of Tel Aviv cultural life.
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"As our elders say: 'We are in the bears' home and we need to be respectful guests,'" said Clyde Tallio, a cultural steward for the Nuxalk Nation.
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The merger was negotiated by Edward Hamati, the president of Polarity, a media company Mr. Steward founded last year to help develop Lion Forge characters outside comics.
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Calling itself a "mission-based organization" with a "nonprofit heritage," TIAA has enjoyed a reputation as a selfless steward of its clients' assets for almost a century.
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"In this case, the attack was the subject of a very specific warning that Tesco Bank did not properly address until after the attack started," Steward said.
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Trump's very public spleen-venting more closely resembled that of Andrew Johnson, Abraham Lincoln's vice president and the reluctant and disastrous steward of Reconstruction after his death.
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"And I said well actually that's an oxymoron because sovereign is to be king of your domain and citizen means you're part of group politics," Steward said.
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Another unintended consequence: when single parents put their children ahead of their own retirement needs, says Beth Sweeney, a managing director and wealth manager at Steward Partners.
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Minus passengers, save the king, who growls and retches against the pastel floor of the ride, and the steward, who apologizes ardently, but only to a point.
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In light of her new contract with Revolt, Broadly spoke to Steward about her journey from being a teen who loved bold fashion to a signed model.
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"I just have to hope that she would be a good steward of consumer needs and that she doesn't let corporate interests get in the way," he added.
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For Earth Day on Monday, you can learn how to become a park steward, and on Wild Wednesday, you can put your wildlife observation skills to the test.
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"If firms cannot report their transactions accurately, fundamental risks arise, including the risk that market abuse may be hidden," said Mark Steward, the FCA's executive director of enforcement.
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After the New York Times reported that the WordPress steward was powering many blogs that promote the Sandy Hook lies, it appears the company has changed its ways.
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He's left the door open for a side-career in politics, and lately, he's been playing with a notion of himself as the steward of the internet's soul.
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But curve model and body-positivity advocate La'Shaunae Steward did—and it's borne out of her fierce determination to encourage all women love themselves, no matter their size.
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But either way, now that the discussion has leaked, it could validate the public's biggest fears about Facebook and whether it's a worthy steward of our personal data.
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Intimate letters written by Princess Diana to her friend and Buckingham Palace steward Cyril Dickman detailing family life with her two young sons are hitting the auction block.
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During Kelly's tenure at Zoom, she has been an incredible contributor, as well as a model steward of our culture, values, and high standards since joining the Company.
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During the event, Theron announced that she and two other major funders, Kimberly Steward/K Period Media and Chelsea Handler, had created The CTAOP Youth Leaders Scholarship Fund.
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In this work, Steward — like many in Cleveland and beyond — continues to grapple with tension between the guns that "keep us safe," and those that kill our children.
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He's still on the boards of companies such as Steward Health and Cotiviti Holdings and two weeks ago he was named CEO of healthcare fraud prevention company MedicFP.
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Neither Lott nor Mitchell would say which candidate would be a better economic steward, noting that the United States remains a superpower despite challenges ranging from the Sept.
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