I was late to Succession, but that's because Succession was late to Succession.
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PSF and Succession Succession looms for all Palestinian political actors.
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It has seen a succession of failures and a succession of failed CEOs.
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The presidential line of succession is outlined in the Presidential Succession Act of 219, which was updated during the Truman administration in the Presidential Succession Act of 1947.
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Talk a little about succession planning versus that, because several of the jobs have been succession. Absolutely. Right. Yeah.
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That attorney general–designated succession list remains authorized under the most recent DOJ succession executive order signed by President Trump.
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The Line of Succession, The Proper Progression, The Lawful Ascension Even in a world like Westeros, there are rules of succession.
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Princess Margaret would have to give up her rights of succession, as well as the rights of succession of any possible children.
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If you're Very Online, you've either watched Succession or you have a grasp of the show's plot based on everyone else tweeting about Succession.
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Additionally, and as part of the legislative negotiations, Congress could use this occasion to amend the Presidential Succession Act to change the line of succession.
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Even many successful ones drag their feet when it comes to succession planning, but there are steps they can take to cut down on succession headaches.
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It's undeniably curious, though, that Succession was announced only a year after the Redstone family, which owns Viacom and CBS, underwent its own very public succession debacle.
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Just listen to "Puppets (Succession Remix)": The track—which features Pusha rapping about family, fortune, and felonies, among other equally Succession-appropriate themes—and it fully slaps.
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He said the board's nomination committee meets at least three times a year to discuss succession planning, and has plans for both emergency and long-term succession.
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Everyone saw this coming for years as Sumner Redstone's succession strategy was a proclamation that he was "not going to die," a succession strategy that never ends well.
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Under the Presidential Succession Act, the vice president is followed in the line of succession by the speaker of the House and the president pro tempore of the Senate.
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"If this were a monarchy and Trump were taking part in a succession battle, he'd accuse his rivals of being secret bastards out of the line of succession," Wilkinson wrote.
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"Read more: HBO's 'Succession' season 2 has a 100% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes Renfro: "How aware are you of the meme-ification of "Succession" on Twitter and elsewhere online?
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Even then, a century before the Presidential Succession Act, he was up there in the line of succession and too young to have been elected president in his own right.
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When you're doing succession planning, which is a big part of our Spencer Stuart work, we do a lot of leadership advisory work, succession planning, assessment and all of that.
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Emily: Succession has gained a reputation in some corners — including in the Vox Slack chats about Succession — for raising plot points that seem dreadfully important, then letting them slide, seemingly forgotten.
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They can recount mergers and acquisitions within the industry, changes in the distilling process, and the succession of master distillers the way a Vatican historian might detail the succession of popes.
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Not all financial advisors who do succession planning go the internal succession route, which requires both employees who have the skills to lead the firm and the financial wherewithal to buy in.
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That law was repealed in 2200 and the new Succession to the Crown Act mandated that only the first six people in the line of succession had to receive the monarch's permission.
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"Everyone pays lip service to succession planning, but it takes years, sometimes decades, before companies get around to it," said Frank P. Nagorney, a lawyer in Cleveland who specializes in succession issues.
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There's a seemingly endless succession of heroes all named Link, setting out to rescue an endless succession of princesses all named Zelda, scattered across alternate timelines in a convoluted and highly debatable chronology.
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Changes to the Succession to the Crown Act in 2013 removed male bias, meaning that Princess Charlotte is the first girl to go before her younger brother in the royal line of succession.
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Succession to President Biya, aged 83, is a political risk.
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The big twist all starts with Kendall Roy from Succession.
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There's something wonderfully mechanical about pressing each key in succession.
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The central bank has also not commented on the succession.
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Fairfax is first in line of succession should Northam resign.
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Investors were particularly interested at any succession plans for Berkshire.
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The momentum was contagious, with states ratifying in quick succession.
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A tedious succession of hearings can drag on for years.
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Activate autopilot 4X in quick succession for psychedelic cowbell road.
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Jaitley met Modi to discuss the RBI succession on Thursday.
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Occurring in such rapid succession, the incidents rocked the country.
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Succession isn't a parody of a corporate and family drama.
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Interestingly, sources tell TechCrunch that YC has no succession plans.
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Succession also doesn't keep secrets from its audience across episodes.
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Succession isn't a show about how strong Logan Roy is.
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The way Succession uses Tom and Greg is endlessly fascinating.
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Emily: Succession is not a show that really does cliffhangers.
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Baghdad is only just recovering from Iraq's succession of conflicts.
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A succession crisis is likely to be the eventual result.
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A steady succession of official initiatives has gradually improved matters.
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Best Television Series - Drama Where is the love for Succession?
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In rapid succession his putative disciples have run into trouble.
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This succession is a ratification of the president's own term.
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In 2012 Mr Li made this line of succession official.
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Yet the EPRDF is bitterly at odds over the succession.
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They took place in close succession beginning at around 20183am.
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The Secretary of Justice is next in the succession order.
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Succession is a problem for family businesses the world over.
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TC: Why did you start succession planning 18 months ago?
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The shirt reads, "Scarlett & Emma & Tilda & Matt," in rapid succession.
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Research shows that most organizations prepare inadequately for leadership succession.
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Avaricious governments after independence hurt some; poor succession planning others.
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One video contained a succession of users making Nazi salutes.
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This is the fourth such fight in relatively quick succession.
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The dynastic succession is a joke to the outside world.
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Much remains unclear about the succession if he is dead.
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Here are six ways to create a winning succession plan.
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But they do have a plan of succession in place.
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Management has been stable, with strong succession planning in place.
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After its sale, the yacht had a succession of owners.
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Involving Rebekah Neumann in the succession plan yielded investor pushback.
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When Apple made its move, they followed in quick succession.
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His wife was removed from her role in succession planning.
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A rapid succession of gigantic financial asset price bubbles followed.
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Now hold this position while swallowing hard in quick succession.
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BHP has not commented on the potential candidates for succession.
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The problem starts when they ramp up in quick succession.
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Both allow you to fire multiple bullets in rapid succession.
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But the issues that complicate his succession aren't small things.
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There has not even been a succession of near misses.
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In quick succession, the first ad generated two more sales.
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Potential outlets for beer sales shut off in quick succession.
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But what she hasn't done is have a succession plan.
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On another "Succession" soundstage, workers were building a private jet.
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"Tim, Tim, Tim," she said, pointing to each in succession.
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It is unclear why he was passed over for succession.
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It's the succession of generations that gets the work done.
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Succession Outstanding Casting for a Limited Series, Movie, or Special
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One volcanic peak after another stretched in endless succession below.
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And for media geeks like me, HBO's "Succession" is everything.
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The question of succession also hangs over the Magic Kingdom.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "We don't need the show 'Succession' on HBO.
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You always worry about resignations of executives after a succession.
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Others struggle with succession planning, just as family businesses do.
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So Reinbert was cared for by a succession of housekeepers.
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King George VI's descendants dominate the current line of succession.
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Disney was not immediately available for comment about succession plans.
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But he's has kept mum on the company's succession planning.
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It's like the lost footage from opening sequence of Succession.
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Black's mind raced, dates and events flashing in quick succession.
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But his charm lashes this succession of small plates together.
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Succession: "Safe Room" (Season 2, Episode 5) First aired: Sept.
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What came, in quick succession, was curiosity and tentative exploration.
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Deutsche Bank has also raised the prospect of succession planning.
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Succession airs on HBO on Sundays at 9 pm Eastern.
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With Grady's departure, DHS is changing the order of succession.
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They're looking at succession at all levels of the business.
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The automotive company announced its leadership succession plan on Monday.
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There is no clear succession plan should Mr. Fairfax resign.
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He banged on the walls, three strikes in quick succession.
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That's super impressive and they do have a succession plan.
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Highlighting Warren's rapid succession of fusillades against Trump makes sense.
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His stubbornness forestalls what was quickly becoming a succession crisis.
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Still, Redstone is concerned about succession planning, the people said.
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Where to watch: Succession is available on HBO's streaming platforms.
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No. 22, boards did get much better at succession planning.
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Have you opened your heart to the gospel of Succession?
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This is part of the Succession to the Crown Act of 2013, which requires the Queen to approve the marriages of the first six people in the line of succession (Prince Harry is fifth).
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Soon, Twitter became a place for Succession fans to shine their fandom flashlights in the dark, as if to attract other Succession devotees and make sure they weren't completely alone with their newfound obsession.
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If the Japanese people want to see the imperial system survive, the first practical step would be to allow female succession to the throne, whatever the historical claims to exclusively male succession may be.
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"In Zanu-PF the military has no role to play in terms of succession politics, and that is the long and short of it," he said, in his first comments on the succession issue.
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BH: I think as one gets a little older, one certainly has to think of succession planning and my board never lets me forget about the fact that we have to have succession planning.
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The Justice Department line of succession would mean that Francisco would be placed in charge of the Mueller investigation, but there is a debate as to whether presidential preference could override Justice's succession plan.
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That's the groundbreaking and bingable state of Succession: every character counts.
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M.O.A.T" [GREATEST MOMMA OF ALL TIME]" written in succession on them.
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Longer term, the succession of storms might be a drought-buster.
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An announcement on succession plans will come later, the memo said.
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Seattle has beaten Justin Verlander, Gerrit Cole and Morton in succession.
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Yet he didn't have a succession plan for his own firm.
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Four Hinge notifications appeared on my home screen in close succession.
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They will not want to let the succession break the spell.
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She's said they would happen in succession, on Wednesday and Thursday.
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A 1947 law limits succession to male descendants of an emperor.
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The season finale of Succession airs this weekend, on Sunday, Aug.
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Succession will begin filming again in January, and Macfadyen can't wait.
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Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax won 10 in succession in 1964.
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All the characters were just dying in too quick a succession.
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It weaponizes sleepy sincerity like Succession weaponizes cruelty and insult comedy.
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Only 21 specified ethnicity in director succession planning, the FRC said.
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Rhaegar's child would be the true heir, again because of succession.
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And it had to "solve the problem of succession in leadership".
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By now, many publications have publicly changed their minds on Succession.
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Nomura spokeswoman Joey Wu declined to comment on the succession issue.
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But ideas about collective leadership and predictability in succession are toast.
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NEWTON'S THIRD law of motion also helps predict America's presidential succession.
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So I think that's one of the secrets to succession planning.
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"The area is just a succession of similar houses," Vidal says.
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Pete Najarian disagrees with Wall Street's worries over Disney's succession plan.
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Succession planning can be complex, expensive, time-consuming and emotionally wrenching.
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Therefore, succession plans should be revisited periodically and updated when necessary.
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That was the first succession of gunshots—maybe 15 or so.
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You had the Paris climate change accord, all in rapid succession.
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Where to watch: Succession is available on all HBO streaming platforms.
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With their subtle physical shifts come emotional ones, in mercurial succession.
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OGE changed the rules regarding the line of succession in 85033.
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Weidmann made no reference to the ECB succession in his remarks.
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So, I did-- put in place this-- succession plan in 2409.
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Plank said the change was part of the company's succession planning.
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In fast succession, Republican presidential candidates, starting with then-Louisiana Gov.
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We need to come up with a succession plan right away.
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The PSF will play a crucial role in any succession process.
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To many, the Mujurus had set the stage for a succession.
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Generally, civil and foreign wars and dynastic succession dominated the agenda.
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For years, Jann Wenner had seemingly never needed a succession plan.
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In July, a succession of clergymen were attacked, their churches ransacked.
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"Succession" won the Emmy for best writing for a drama series.
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The majority leader has an almost guaranteed succession to become speaker.
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Temasek said the board looks at succession on an annual basis.
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A succession of bailouts for Greece aroused stiff opposition in Germany.
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A deal could help with succession problems at both companies, too.
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Listening to them in quick succession is both uplifting and brutal.
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China would seem to be relatively immune from a succession crisis.
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But unease about the succession can be felt at street level.
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Some governments, like the U.K., have raced to clarify succession plans.
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Other army types are reported to be plotting for the succession.
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Watching Succession, the old exhortation to "eat the rich" feels redundant.
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With Akihito's abdication, Japan's monarchy is facing a looming succession crisis.
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The succession did not materialize, though, because Brady refused to age.
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Above, two forests whose paths diverged after a succession of wildfires.
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In a violent succession battle, what horrific forces would be unleashed?
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"Terrible things were happening," said He, recalling the succession of events.
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Overall, this week's "Succession" isn't as riotously funny as last week's.
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The woman had subsequently sent him a succession of flirty texts.
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Several 288-year floods may follow one another in rapid succession.
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In quick succession, we shifted from the initial allegations to Gov.
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Is this what the wars of dynastic succession boil down to?
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"Fleabag" and "Succession" each won two awards in the television categories.
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In succession, he crushed two party establishments and ended two dynasties.
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More surprising has been what appears to be a smooth succession.
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The theme song to HBO&aposs "Succession" has become wildly popular.
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But "Succession&aposs" title song practically dares you to skip it.
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The companies said the changes are part of their succession planning.
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What does this mean for Harry's role British line of succession?
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The direct succession of the royal family is now thoroughly secured.
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Harry will remain a prince and sixth in line of succession.
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Oh, sweetie, then you haven't really been paying attention to Succession.
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Both gongs are struck in quick succession to indicate quarter-hours.
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Breakingviews Succession planning is a big deal at most public companies.
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When the pictures are played in succession, it looks like motion.
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With Rosenstein out, the Justice Department's succession plan comes into play.
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In rapid succession, one after another, they began to fall ill.
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It's also crucial to have an exit strategy or succession plan.
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On the TV side, The Crown, Succession, Fleabag, The Marvelous Mrs.
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In this context, Succession can feel like the opposite of entertainment.
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Martin: You know what the board are always looking at succession.
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A decision on the succession could come before the summer recess.
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Withstanding a succession of even several subpar vintages is hard enough.
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Seventeen percent of advisors have no formal succession plan, though that's an improvement over years past, said Oligino at TD. "Of course, we'd like to see 100 percent of advisors with a succession plan," she added.
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The show has been very cavalier about rules of succession so far, and Jaime has seemed very incurious about how his sister ended up justifying her succession to a boy who was nominally Robert Baratheon's son.
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The panel, chaired by Takashi Imai, honorary chairman of Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp, does not broach the topic of male-only succession, though the number of heirs in the line of succession has been dwindling.
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Just as the second season of Succession vaulted it from a slow burn to a must-watch, Succession crushes went from furtive, filthy secrets to very open conversations about how ashamed of ourselves we all were.
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"Russia is likely to want to have a big say in the succession given that it considers Uzbekistan as in its 'backyard'," Nomura International analyst Tim Nash said, noting that Karimov's succession was also important to Kazakhstan.
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Of course, there have been some Hispanic presidentially appointed cabinet officers in the succession line for president — the highest-ranking (seventh in the succession line) of them having been President George W. Bush's attorney general, Alberto Gonzalez.
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Dimon in particular has frequently talked about the importance of succession planning.
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It was all, simply, a succession of fun matches which simply were.
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He fired seven rounds "in rapid succession" into the vehicle, Choi said.
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Lately, the examples of Ozark Noir have come in even closer succession.
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She's the absolute last on her generation's royal succession list—20th place.
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Hopefully, the relationships around this complicated succession are all better than Succession's.
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But even more pressing at this point is the matter of succession.
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Then came the gunshots in quick succession, and panic in the audience.
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He performed well for several practices in succession, including last weekend's scrimmage.
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I break my fast with three glasses of water in quick succession,.
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This year has been a succession of rained-on parades for Huawei.
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Mil Mi 8 multipurpose helicopters also flew over the square in succession.
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Connie joined Nick after he had a succession of much worse monsters.
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They had worked for over a decade to secure Ayatollah Khamenei's succession.
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However, the spin off was not related to succession, Frazier told Reuters.
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Jon Najarian isn't buying the stock until the succession plan is clear.
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The quick succession of powerful storms makes the challenges even more daunting.
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Many shareholders want to know what the long-term succession plan is.
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OLC acknowledged that Dodd-Frank's statutory succession plan elevates the deputy director.
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But he said he is hopeful any eventual succession would be bloodless.
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So the pop star posted five stone-faced selfies in rapid succession.
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The years 2010-2013 saw a succession of 10 percent price hikes.
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HRH was appointed in succession to the late King George VI. pic.twitter.
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"We will discuss the succession after I wear the crown," she insists.
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So the usual method of hereditary succession is out of the question.
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Other royals down the line of succession lead much more normal lives.
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And is there a succession plan if he were to be killed?
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The line of succession for Broadway's Siamese throne is long this season.
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In quick succession, three ideologies tearing the country apart have been tamed.
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The company announced succession plans for the longtime CEO the following day.
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This time, Banyan made patronising backhanded innuendos about Singapore's ongoing political succession.
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Next, we see Rihanna, Bonham Carter, Paulson, and Kaling in quick succession.
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Or where the little royal will fall in the line of succession?
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The executive changes, the company said, are part of its succession planning.
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BMW spokesman Maximilian Schoeberl said succession was "not a topic" being discussed.
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True, it has not all been a succession of victories and achievements.
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On the issue of succession planning, things don't look as rosy, however.
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The succession plans come at a tricky time for Chinese tech firms.
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The surplus was the fourth in succession that the province has reported.
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In recent months, the country has witnessed a succession of terrible tragedies.
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Now, the bank has its attention focused on an orderly succession planning.
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HBO series "Succession" was among 14 shows with a single nomination each.
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Yanez fired seven shots in the direction of Castile in rapid succession.
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Given the complex issues involved, succession planning can be very time consuming.
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But the absence of a succession plan leaves a lot to chance.
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"The succession could be dangerous, including for journalists and citizens," Valdez said.
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Observers braced for a messy succession in Central Asia's most populous country.
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Akihito's abdication and Naruhito's succession, however, will not end Japan's Imperial crisis.
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Cowed, it withdrew its recommendation that the law of succession be changed.
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After hitting a succession of fresh all-time records, valuations are stretched.
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Instead, the Speaker has handed the president two defeats in quick succession.
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Not by having people have unprotected sex with multiple partners in succession.
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It's actually two things, but I always do them in rapid succession.
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"Business succession is the main theme of our investment strategy," Iinuma said.
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Bhumibol, though not originally in the line of succession, was anointed king.
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Political tensions are high in Congo over the question of Kabila's succession.
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"Succession" scored series high ratings with its season two premiere on Sunday.
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"Succession" saw a big boost in ratings when it returned on Sunday.
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In rapid succession, my muscles seized and threw me from my chair.
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He was arrested, detained and subjected to a succession of banning orders.
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"Succession planning is also about growing and improving your business," Pirker said.
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The secretary of Energy is 85033th in the presidential line of succession.
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Some observers put the tensions down to uncertainty over the looming succession.
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"I sing my song for all to hear," they say in succession.
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These types of regimes have fewer issues with succession than personalist ones.
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Braun currently stars as Greg Hirsch on HBO's critically acclaimed show "Succession."
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Additionally, a series of medical interventions had caused a succession of infections.
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"Succession planning in this industry continues to be very low," he said.
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Mr. Rayos said he heard more than six shots in rapid succession.
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The bank's chairman said he was in no rush with succession planning.
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Dramas with glints of dark comedy, "Succession" and "Billions" aren't exactly aspirational.
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I'm now second in line of succession since Steve Bannon has resigned.
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The segments flow in dreamlike succession, interweaving devastations both ancient and modern.
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Mr. Whitaker's appointment went outside the usual Justice Department plan of succession.
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Over the years, the sisters globe-trotted with a succession of paramours.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters Breakingviews) - JPMorgan's succession plan is getting an unexpected trial run.
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I cut up strawberries and chow down while I watch more Succession.
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ET on Sunday these last few weeks, you know Succession reigns supreme.
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Neither was present for Rojas's news conference, but the succession was clear.
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In Israel, though, there were noticeable absentees and a succession of contretemps.
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Analysts expect a "political horse trading" process that will influence Draghi's succession.
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That helps explain how chronically difficult the UBS succession question had become.
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In rapid succession, four important cardinals have been removed from the stage.
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New endorsements came in rapid succession this month, led off by Rep.
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The czar's children, Fyodor and Xenia, are in the line of succession.
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The succession crisis is being driven by two numbers: 70 and 25.
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Britell manages to distill "Succession&aposs" key themes into its title song.
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A last-minute succession plan for Puerto Rico is in the works.
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Harry will also remain a prince and sixth in line of succession.
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No, the death in quick succession of two friends was the catalyst.
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A succession fight between siblings broke up Hyundai in the early 2000s.
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LG is not the country's only family-run conglomerate planning generational succession.
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The secretary is 16th in the line of succession to the presidency.
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Here's a breakdown of five of the claims he made in succession.
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There have been cases of well-known couples dying in close succession.
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Yes, set the Emmy-winning Succession theme to anything, and it works.
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Later, he held a succession of jobs, including as a concert promoter.
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Langman is on both the company's compensation committee and its succession committee.
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A succession of investigators, professional and amateur, have raked over the details.
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After Stalin's death in 1953, Nikita Khrushchev prevailed in the succession struggle.
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Emily: Do you want to see Succession captured in a single shot?
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That's the question Succession circles and flirts with and ultimately digs into.
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So you know at some stage will announce succession and so on.
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The merger resolves lingering concerns over a leadership succession plan at Luxottica.
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We're really pleased that we did the whole succession plan in reverse.
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The fight for succession lasts through the entire length of the novel.
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The whole scandal throws the line of succession into a chaotic mess.
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The next in the line of succession after Herring are two Republicans.
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And so, that pendulum swung to succession planning and promotion from within.
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The development could disrupt the company and throw succession plans into disarray.
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If international donors do not engage Palestinian leaders to remove the ambiguities surrounding succession, the PSF might become embroiled in transition politics either because of the messy structure of the succession process or by some security chiefs' opportunism.
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Congress tinkered with the succession act after FDR's death in office, at the suggestion of then-President Harry S. Truman, reinserting the House speaker and the Senate president pro tempore into the line of succession ahead of the cabinet.
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But the new Succession to the Crown Act made it official that the line of succession would continue according to age, not gender — making Louis the first royal boy in history to not cut his older sister in line.
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The fallout between the Kwok brothers wasn't one due to succession or inheritance.
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Indeed, many trained at Britain's military college, Sandhurst, before Britain backed their succession.
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Another aspect of Mr Ghosn's entrenched power was a lack of succession planning.
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The attacker shouted "traitor" before firing at least two shots in quick succession.
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The man shouted "traitor" before firing at least two shots in quick succession.
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However, there have previously been changes to heirs and the order of succession.
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And then Kushner bought it, and then went through a succession of editors.
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He also rejected reports suggesting a change in the kingdom's line of succession.
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John Kitzhaber; as secretary of state, she was first in line of succession.
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The important items will be passed to Crown Prince Naruhito upon his succession.
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"We will discuss my succession after I wear the crown," she says, coldly.
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The Roy family in Succession, for instance, is a monstrous, backstabbing, beastly unit.
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What would a Succession finale be without Kendall being squashed under somebody's shoe?
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However, it did remove him from the line of succession for the presidency.
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This is part of the succession plan that we intend to carry out.
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HOW DO YOU MANAGE THAT SUCCESSION PLAN FOR A COMPANY THAT YOU FOUNDED?
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He told shareholders in 2016 that he was going to prepare his succession.
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So yes, watch Succession for the ensemble cast and the well-written script.
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His bulldog attitude and powerful speeches inspired after a succession of mediocre leaders.
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And that is exactly what's happening with the season two finale of Succession.
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Straighten up and fly right The images come in quick succession after that.
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Sock's defeat was his eighth in succession dating back to the Italian Open.
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But many Zimbabweans are distrustful after a long succession of failed economic interventions.
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He's about to have two more foreign trips in quick succession this month.
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Other large firms facing succession dilemmas include Quanta Computer and Tatung, a conglomerate.
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They will discuss the succession to key EU jobs over the coming months.
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But in the past several months, six cases were reported in rapid succession.
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But as he drifts towards victory, the problem of his succession remains unresolved.
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Behold the convergence of the Succession fans, as if gathered together by choreography.
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In Milan in 2009, for instance, seven children developed ALL in rapid succession.
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There are some real reasons for the recent change in VPs succession ability.
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With several multibillion-dollar payouts in quick succession, reinsurers are facing greater pressure.
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Mr Putin has seen crises of succession before—one brought him to power.
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However, Korean Air has yet to inform regulators about a definitive succession plan.
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The market has been jolted by a succession of announcements by Beijing policymakers.
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After a succession of old men, they had teenage woman running the country.
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But at last it was decided that the succession would jump a generation.
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He is in the chain of succession and he has that protective detail.
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For instance, an advisory firm might specialize in succession planning for business owners.
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The design would go on to fly a historic succession of lunar missions.
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Investors will be looking for any sense of where the succession question stands.
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As Mr Gordon shows, a succession of revolutions transformed every aspect of life.
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Sorry Dany, Dragons don't count when it comes to the line of succession.
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"The succession will influence every decision for the next eight years," said Barwell.
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SETI closed on Friday 4.6 percent higher on hopes of an orderly succession.
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But then a succession of stories quickly engulfed Trump's moment in the sun.
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Two protestors in rapid succession interrupted Tillerson's remarks holding GreenPeace's "Reject Rex" sign.
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Two airstrikes hit the area in close succession at around 3:30 a.m.
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Questions over succession are key to the company's future, industry analysts broadly agreed.
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In this new role, Grassley will be in the presidential line of succession.
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"You want someone independent to be in charge of succession planning," Elson said.
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One simple change Congress should make is to revisit the Presidential Succession Act.
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He will continue to work on matters including executive succession, recruitment and coaching.
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In the Chennai labor court, case numbers are called out in quick succession.
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Now, the succession plan has been expedited, which could affect other movie studios.
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They pressed a button on Vector's back, which captured five images in succession.
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In the line of presidential succession, it ranks first among the cabinet members.
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And the carefully orchestrated succession plan — or what appeared to be — has collapsed.
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Succession tells us repeatedly that Logan is a force to be reckoned with.
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In the short run, reducing uncertainty around succession is good for the economy.
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"Succession planning has played a role in every transaction we've undertaken," said Armstrong.
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Beyond economic longevity, there have also been questions about the country's leadership succession.
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The bottom line: The White House has not done succession planning for Cohn.
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Do you know who the next in succession to the Iron Throne is?
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Still, a succession of smart decisions helps you stay on a methodical path.
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The family has had their own succession struggles that have spanned several years.
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The succession of scandals kept deepening the divide between execs and employee activists.
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"Succession" star Kieran Culkin and Jazz Charton welcomed a daughter named Kinsey Sioux.
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An interim management plan makes clear the board hadn't planned succession adequately either.
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This article contains spoilers for Season 1 of HBO's "Succession" and Sunday's finale.
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The succession place must be put in place, if something happened to them.
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While Succession does not glorify wealth, it also makes no apologies for it.
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One day, we heard a rapid succession of gunshots from an adjacent street.
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But then it's time for the next effect in an ultimately tedious succession.
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AutoNation said executive search firm Spencer Stuart would support its CEO succession process.
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Cornered, they sold a mining company and their media empire in quick succession.
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And Tyrion's been bringing this up to her, the whole question of succession.
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On Thursday, a succession of speakers led to former Vice President Joseph Biden.
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"Seeing [these events] happen in such close succession is alarming, frankly," she said.
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Even conservatives who oppose such changes see the threat of a succession crisis.
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INDOORS A succession of rooms flows on either side of a central hallway.
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HBO's "Succession" isn't all fiction: Several media companies have an aging-mogul problem.
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She knew nothing about the business, and her husband had no succession plan.
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He, Nadal and Federer have between them won 13 major titles in succession.
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Succession The Roys travel back to the Scottish town where Logan grew up.
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Thailand's royal succession is an elaborate process that can extend for many months.
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No show features more terrible people and nail-biting tension than HBO's Succession.
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When the movie returns, Ms. Rodriguez cuts among a succession of downcast faces.
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The dialogue is a succession of quick jabs and uppercuts, and references abound.
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Faster than watching any two episodes of Succession (~2 hours, 8 minutes) 13.
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But with increased investor scrutiny about companies' succession plans, those days are gone.
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The big television winners, "Succession" and "Fleabag," are terrific shows, but hardly blockbusters.
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This all begs the question: Who's watching Succession besides navel-gazing media professionals?
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If Succession patriarch Logan Roy is daddy, then that makes Kendall Roy baby.
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I get in and watch yet more TV — "Succession," the best show ever.
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That quick succession plan took a major hit with the allegation from Tyson.
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With countless royal weddings and births, the line of succession has changed rapidly.
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Of today's digital giants, two have so far faced succession—Microsoft and Apple.
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To hear the quartets in succession is to experience Ginastera's career in microcosm.
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Of course, by "Succession," I mean "Logan Roy," the original monster man himself.
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Succession arguably has the most work cut out for it in this regard.
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"To plan for Bezos' succession and to promote and retain key executives."3.
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In Virginia and in Washington, the line-of-succession laws need to change.
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Lines of succession for executive offices shouldn't mix the executive and legislative branches.
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Naturally, speculation ensued: Was this a sign of the house's imminent succession plan?
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And then Kushner bought it and it went through a succession of editors.
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The We Company originally involved Rebekah Neumann in the company's succession planning when it released its IPO filing in August, but investor pushback led the company to remove her from succession planning and bar her from serving on the board.
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"For these reasons, we believe that the president could invoke the Vacancies Reform Act in order to designate Mr. Whitaker as acting attorney general ahead of the alternative line of succession provided" in the attorney general succession statute, Mr. Engel wrote.
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In another signal that there is unlikely to be a change at the top anytime soon, there has been no imminent succession planning at the firm, according to the sources, one of who said succession was "not a live project".
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But a recent survey by Wilmington Trust shows that more than 58% of small business owners have not only failed to complete a succession plan, many have not even contemplated a transition or succession plan at any time along the way.
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It's a member of NATO and is in succession talks with the European Union.
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In less than a month, powerful men are going down in domino-like succession.
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He posted two tweets in succession, one in English and the next in Mandarin.
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They use the recoil of the gun to fire multiple rounds in rapid succession.
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Swannell will leave M&S having steered a smooth succession for the chairman's job.
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The company's board will address the matter of succession during a meeting this month.
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And public attitudes are shifting amid a grim and growing succession of mass shootings.
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Casiraghi, nephew of Monaco's Prince Albert, is currently 7th in line of Monaco's succession.
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Most were made in rapid succession on three days: January 9, 18 and 31.
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Most were made in rapid succession on three days: January 9, 18 and 31.
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Most were made in rapid succession on three days: January 9, 22015 and 21.
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An opaque and secretive public relations machine is helping to prepare for the succession.
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Unlike typical European monarchies, there is no automatic succession from father to eldest son.
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"Personally, I am against third-generation succession," he told Japan's TV Asahi in 2010.
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However, this tightly-regulated succession is creating a predicament for the Japanese imperial family.
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Since 1994 the ANC-led government had carefully managed succession in the finance ministry.
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The dispute over the succession led to the major Sunni-Shiite schism in Islam.
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There is no federal legal requirement that advisors have a succession plan in place.
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"Without a business continuity or succession plan, it's a highly perishable asset," Hamburger said.
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The details of the brief interaction are chilling, especially when reading them in succession.
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Iger also addressed the company's succession plan for when his contract expires in 2018.
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"Succession" has always been about strange family dynamics and blood sport in corporate finery.
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People responded with fire emojis, old-and-young-millennial comparisons, and even Succession memes.
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" Facebook also noted it aims to mitigate "succession risk" and "potential future voter dilution.
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Quite where the succession will lead Thailand in the long term is less clear.
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As secretary of the Interior, he is eighth in the presidential line of succession.
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His failure to make such rapid progress is already raising questions over his succession.
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Unlike those fictional works, Succession takes place firmly within the contemporary American media landscape.
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Separately, PTC confirmed Hayman's departure, but did not comment on its own succession plan.
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Japan's male-only succession law bans the granddaughters from sitting on the Chrysanthemum Throne.
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At the May 2016 AGM Plassat said he was going to prepare his succession.
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They may be B-plot characters, but Greg and Tom are the 'Succession' MVPs.
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"This royal succession highlights a desire for stability and continuity in Thailand," he said.
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There is nothing contradictory in Trump seeing NATO allies and Putin in quick succession.
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We've taken the liberty of updating your definitive guide to the line of succession.
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The movie "Us" terrified me, and the show "Succession" almost made me anxiety-puke.
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Given the short succession, it begs the question as to whether it is genuine.
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It was Hamilton's sixth victory in the last seven races and fourth in succession.
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In the line of succession, Deng implied, Mr Jiang was core of the third.
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One tap, fine, but three taps in quick succession to go back a track?
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English's lawyers rely heavily on Dodd-Frank's statutory language specifying a CFPB succession plan.
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Ensuring a smooth succession will be a daunting task for whoever is in power.
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Angola was one of several suspects, and helped engineer the succession of his son.
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As with other Leninist systems, it is bedevilled by the problem of leadership succession.
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That evening, Owen visits his wealthy Succession-like family for a bougie, heartless dinner.
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But in the past three months, six more cases have occurred in rapid succession.
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"Oyamada's resignation is affecting our succession plan, which needs to be redrawn," he said.
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While the details of intestate succession vary, they generally follow a hierarchy of survivors.
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Succession doesn't exactly seem like the most pressing matter at this point in time.
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This allowed the GrayKey to enter codes in rapid succession until the phone unlocked.
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Go too far in either direction, and Succession becomes a caricature or a defense.
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Aboriginal Australians suffer from enormous disadvantages, which a succession of governments has barely dented.
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The settlement was an important asset for a succession of empires: Mali, Songhai, Morocco.
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Because Bhumibol has been king since 1946, there is great concern about the succession.
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Maximilian comes into the line of succession in sixth position behind his brother, Sasha.
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If Mr Kenyatta wins, his second term will be dominated by a succession battle.
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There was talk Rosselló might postpone his resignation until the succession process was resolved.
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A few years later he headed to Capitol Hill, working in succession for Sens.
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Puerto Rico's secretary of state would normally be next in the line of succession.
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If Succession star Kieran Culkin hurls an insult your way, don't take it personally.
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Science fiction author Tom Gerencer loved seeing so much variety in such quick succession.
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The two most obvious results of a botched succession are incompetent leaders and feuds.
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Under a succession of CEOs, PSA has sought for years to expand beyond Europe.
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But here's a big difference: Bork was blindsided by the rapid succession of events.
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He was Abraham Lincoln and George Washington combined, emancipation and independence in quick succession.
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She manages to knock him out in five seconds with three moves in succession.
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Now, there exists a succession of social behaviors that advanced society is based upon.
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For majority-owner Thiele, aged 77, the IPO is also part of succession planning.
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Then in the third period, it was Larsson and Fast scoring in quick succession.
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So, we suggest that you watch them all in succession about 108 billion times.
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Kurdish troops have held their own in a succession of bitter and deadly battles.
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Both were largely developed in season four, and both were fridged in quick succession.
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The Tartous explosions occurred in quick succession, a driver at the bus station said.
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Rapid thoughts fired in succession, but I was too tired to grasp at them.
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An undeclared battle for the succession to the 85-year-old cleric has started.
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And from what we can tell, Kelly hasn't done a ton of succession planning.
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Uncertainty surrounding succession to the 84-year old President Biya is a political risk.
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The law of presidential succession is broken, and it ought to be fixed immediately.
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But the gripes have merit when it comes to the matter of presidential succession.
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"Succession" is a success for HBO, with seasons one and two available to stream.
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The survey is the latest in a succession of recent polls that show Mrs.
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Two 911 calls in rapid succession reported an assault and then gunshots, Johnson said.
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It should also give the President the authority to modify the order of succession.
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The investigation will raise fresh questions about leadership succession at WPP, given Sorrell's dominance.
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Mr Putin cannot arrange his succession using his bloodline or the Communist Party apparatus.
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On Sunday night's episode of "Succession," those changes impacted a fictional media company, too.
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"We narrowed down the succession candidates, but said nothing about my tenure," Blankfein noted.
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McAleenan became acting DHS secretary after Nielsen had herself amended the rules of succession.
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Nye serves as general counsel for the company and the succession was announced earlier.
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It was a trial run, but Keillor already had his succession plan in place.
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He also stresses the importance of talking with clients about the firm's succession plans.
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"Unless you start succession planning early, it's hard to pull off successfully," said Pirker.
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The succession mess leaves SoftBank and its mercurial founder harder than ever to read.
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Stewart doesn't seem interested in discussing succession plans now that she's back in business.
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The most intriguing aspect of matching Mickey Mouse with Fox relates to succession planning.
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Imagine all the solos from Marquee Moon played in succession and as dance music.
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Anderson allowed two hits through six innings and three in succession in the seventh.
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The starting gun has fired on a new race for succession at Goldman Sachs.
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A key moment in the Murdoch media dynasty likely inspired the creators of "Succession".
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She wasn't screaming hysterically or uttering a rapid-fire succession of four-letter words.
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On Wednesday, the stock was down 3 percent on news of the succession planning.
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It's an unfair succession of events that plagues mankind, to be repeated ad infinitum.
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Galleries and boutique hotels, upscale restaurants and trendy mezcalerias have opened in dizzying succession.
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It could be Croatia, shocked back to life by a succession of terrible penalties.
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The board will meet on Monday to discuss his succession, Chairman Nicholas Ng'ang'a said.
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The line of succession, which is limited to men, is only three people long.
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Congress has enacted a law that addresses the order of succession for attorney general.
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Now, it is Sanders who faces a host of challenging contests in quick succession.
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Alexis has very little time to adjust to the quick succession of new realities.
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But it is one that a succession of American security officials repeat every day.
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The last imperial succession in 1989 took place during mourning for Akihito's father, Hirohito.
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In quick succession, we've seen Facebook, Adobe, and Google all cancel their developers conferences.
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JPMorgan's succession plans are in the spotlight after CEO Jamie Dimon's emergency heart surgery.
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Even conservatives who oppose such changes see the threat of a potential succession crisis.
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Accidentally or on purpose, Trump had just waded into Saudi Arabia's treacherous succession politics.
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Succession Bad news is breaking and the Roys fight to keep it under wraps.
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Earlier this week, The Atlantic published a story that might resonate with "Succession" fans.
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Brian Cox and his Succession character — the formidable Logan Roy — have something in common.
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After a messy succession squabble, Theresa May became a kind of accidental prime minister.
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My guide dog, my lover and my roommate all moved out in quick succession.
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This thing is 'Succession,' 'The Sopranos,' 'Breaking Bad' and 'Borat' all rolled into one.
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The company had already been signaling its intent to carry out a succession plan.
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Her consent was needed to comply with the 2013 Succession to the Crown Act.
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He won military renown for defeating (until Gettysburg) a succession of larger Union forces.
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"And his career has taken off thanks to his role as Greg in "Succession.
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Succession is many things: corporate drama, family saga, tragi-comic expose of the 1%.
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A succession of techniques he invented to spot fakery were quickly pressed into use.
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They're super quick, super familiar, with accessible mechanics, best played in rapid-fire succession.
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Succession Siobhan tries to play both sides, but she may be overestimating her leverage.
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Ren: In fact, we've started to plan for succession more than 10 years ago.
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Leaders will join the mechanism and take their turn, Succession wouldn't be a problem.
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Cars with diplomats' plates rolled in succession toward the front steps, depositing assorted emissaries.
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Brian Cox plays Logan Roy on HBO's "Succession," and is nominated for best actor.
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Its investors may find two major deals in quick succession a little too much.
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From Watchmen to Euphoria, Succession to Insecure, do you already love all things HBO?
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An SEC filing said that Barr's decision stemmed from a disagreement over CEO succession.
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"Succession" is one of the best dramas (or honestly, comedies) on television right now.
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The articles, report and committee vote could all surface in rapid succession this week.
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Line of succession Speculation about whether Buffett will announce his successor swirls every year.
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Then, at two years, more words, all in rapid succession: Mama, baby, Da, sorry.
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It should come as no surprise to him, as succession rules are well established.
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Succession Siobhan tries to play both sides, but she may be overestimating her leverage.
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Our line-of-succession rules often include a legislative leader high in the ranking.
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Every year, investors carefully read Mr. Buffett's letter for clues about Berkshire's succession plans.
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But I also understand the order of succession and that, too, gives me pause.
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Well, not monarchy specifically, but some kind of nondemocratic system with rule-driven succession.
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Herring, the attorney general, follows Northam and Fairfax in the Virginia line of succession.
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SUCCESSION Lund, 56, faces the task of leading BP through the energy transition and also overseeing the succession to Chief Executive Bob Dudley, who took the helm in 2010 following the crisis over the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Succession crisis "I think the reason people raise questions as to why women have to leave the royal household when they get married is because Japan is facing a succession crisis," says Jeff Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University Japan.
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That is because the law requires that the line of succession pass only through the men of the family … Given how short the line of succession has become, imperial family watchers say that the law should be reformed to allow for more heirs.
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Over the past few months the no-hopers have racked up a succession of victories.
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However, Los Angeles lost its third game in succession and seventh in the past eight.
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Whether a hedge fund founder has a clear succession plan is frequently asked by investors.
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"It will have to do with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and succession," he said.
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After discussing other issues like lines of succession and mystery characters, he wrote [sic]: 4.
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In the second round a succession of jabs and hooks saw Romero's eye close quickly.
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In his meteoric political career, Trump has upended a succession of political rules and truisms.
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There is no clear path of succession, and Abbas has refused to designate a deputy.
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"Be mindful that you've got to pay off those cards in quick succession," Patel says.
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The House speaker is next in the line of presidential succession after the vice president.
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If Rosenstein resigned, that authority would have fallen to Brand under the department's succession line.
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Then dip a slice in a succession of chemical baths cooked up to stain DNA.
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I jump on stage enthusiastically, and start playing lots of notes quickly in succession, chromatically.
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We've now seen four extremely strong storms in quick succession — Harvey, Irma, Jose, and Maria.
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BMW will address the issue of CEO succession on July 18, the carmaker further said.
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For corporate boards, the research shows that developing a clear succession plan is increasingly important.
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And all of this lunacy occurred when a clear line of succession was in place.
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For the next ten years a succession of books, mainly by Americans, sounded the alarm.
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You've probably already heard that HBO's "Succession" (which recently completed its second season) is amazing.
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Each time I did, my camera trilled, indicating it was snapping photos in quick succession.
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I guess we'll find out in Succession, starts on Sunday, June 3 at 10 p.m.
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Another concern is succession planning, which at a bank requires finding someone with specialised expertise.
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Much of its press coverage focuses on the interminable squabble over the line of succession.
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The succession plan will unite Alibaba's two biggest roles under Mr Zhang, a step backwards.
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And how else are we going to fill the long wait for Succession season three?
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Mr. Ren: Huawei's future iterative succession system is clearly defined in our Articles of Governance.
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The vote is the third in quick succession in Peterborough, after local and European elections.
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Argentina's economy had been battered by the lunatic policies of a succession of populist governments.
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Since then a succession of inventions promising to overhaul schools has done no such thing.
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Another undercurrent of the crisis is a deep anxiety over the issue of royal succession.
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Lyft's filing is also the starting gun for a succession of tech ipos in 2019.
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Now he has cast aside Deng's efforts to introduce a system of succession by timetable.
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But the general is approaching 80, and many in le pouvoir oppose a dynastic succession.
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Somehow it'll fill both the Succession and Jane The Virgin-sized holes in your heart.
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He says he's been thinking about his succession plan "since 2000," when he took power.
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But a succession of innovative new series is now taking the culture world by storm.
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Many have ageing bosses; outside investment is often helpful as they prepare for management succession.
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Much of the current protocol stems for the Succession to the Crown Act of 2013.
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She has not prepared her succession and is not likely to do so before 2018.
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"Cocaine cartels are about succession," says Javier Peña—played by Pedro Pascal—in the trailer.
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"The government has been keen to stress that the succession will go smoothly," he said.
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The constant succession of defeats and victories they experienced were not exceptional for recording artists.
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The succession quandary has long weighed on Akihito's mind, Japanese media and royal watchers say.
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I'm interested in the royals who are a little further down the line of succession.
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Vazquez said she will assume the governorship under the succession plan in Puerto Rico's constitution.
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The matches are played with everyone on the same board, placing words in quick succession.
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But his life yielded an endless succession of untested contraptions, unpublished studies and unfinished artworks.
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Thailand's strict lese-majeste laws has left little room for public discussion about the succession.
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It's not unusual to see young couples thinking about achieving both goals in short succession.
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Gattis and Reddick reached in succession to chase Sale in the bottom of the sixth.
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Rebels have surrendered villages, towns and cities in swift succession, powerless to stop the onslaught.
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Nearly a quarter of those retiring advisers are unsure of their succession plans, per Cerulli.
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Rosenstein — under the Justice Department's succession order — would then take over as acting attorney general.
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Well it did -- leaving him armed with little but a succession of increasingly erratic tweetstorms.
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Cox was perhaps Zuckerberg's closest and most trusted confidant, and it seemed like succession planning.
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Worse, many entrepreneurs put their heads in the sand and don't even think about succession.
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I just made the same mistake in quick succession, and that was devastating for them.
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Anxiety over the succession is seen as an aggravating factor in Thailand's bitter political divide.
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But advisors caution that succession planning is not synonymous with buying insurance and other products.
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In the past several decades the country has hurtled through a succession of demographic milestones.
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Questions have been raised about his health at his advanced age and plans for succession.
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Thailand's strict lese-majeste laws have left little room for public discussion about the succession.
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Yeah, and I have a buddy who had three kids in succession in New Jersey.
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Watts, Moore and Vanessa Paradis all arrived at the airport in rapid succession on Tuesday.
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But Panuccio does not take Brand's place in the department's succession order, legal experts said.
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Determining what a business is actually worth is usually a critical part of succession planning.
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The curious thing though is Aerys II wasn't actually the first in line in succession.
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This year the president has been unleashed, with 2018 witnessing a succession of protectionist moves.
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First, it clarified the line of succession if the president dies, resigns or is disabled.
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RICHARD FISHER: And I did do the protocol negotiations for China's succession of the WTO.
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The former prime minister himself has (not uncontroversially) worked for a succession of foreign governments.
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Some observers now suggest that the succession will prove less disruptive than many had feared.
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Fudge said she wanted to know about succession planning and being a more inclusive caucus.
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In real life, there is a far more likely and highly troubling presidential succession scenario.
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As Benedict (Anthony Hopkins) prepares to resign, he mulls over the question of his succession.
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If The Crown were Succession, these people could find a sick joy in ruthless ambition.
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The House speaker is second in the line of presidential succession after the vice president.
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That includes dealing with succession of the presidency and a host of other critical matters.
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The issues of legitimacy and succession of power are once again central to Russian politics.
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As the Jets devised their off-season strategy, they explored succession plans at left tackle.
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If Republicans retain their majority, one is likely to ascend to second in presidential succession.
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Her daughter, princess Aiko, is forbidden from becoming empress by Japan's male-only succession law.
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But when asked about his succession plan, one thing, in particular, is clear to him.
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But perhaps she and her husband, Solomon, were a little too eager for a succession.
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Under the agency's line of succession, that would make English acting director upon Cordray's resignation.
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Chairman David Maloney said the board had been discussing executive succession plans for several months.
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However, several analysts said Sankaran, Schimek and Hogan demurred when asked about the succession process.
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"It just seems like a lot to take on," the Succession star told The i.
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Indictments, convictions, and guilty pleas have been issued in rapid succession, many with national implications.
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I sipped my first shot of Fireball and then took two more in rapid succession.
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There are two things Reisman says to her in succession that stood out to me.
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It was four twelve-hour days in succession from studio load-in to load-out.
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BMW spokesman Maximilian Schoeberl at the time said succession was "not a topic" being discussed.
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WeWork also removed cofounder Rebekah Neumann from succession planning and banned her from the board.
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Daniel Pinto, 53, who oversees corporate and investment banking, is also on the succession shortlist.
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The U.S. dollar's reserve status has withstood numerous shocks and a succession of profligate presidents.
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Mr. Jordan's announcement throws another wrench in the already shaky succession plan of Mr. Ryan.
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He started a succession cycle by also promoting Mr. Jiang's younger heir-apparent, Hu Jintao.
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Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez, who was next in the line of succession after Gov.
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The real crisis of the regime will likely come at the moment of Khamenei's succession.
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The HBO series "Succession" is widely understood to be based largely on the Murdoch family.
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These tightly wound amalgams of drum-clicks and aqueous keyboards float by in relaxed succession.
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Suffice to say: Succession is really good at setting up long-lead jokes like this.
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I was talking to a couple when their son scored two goals in quick succession.
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"The succession line was not seriously managed at Renault," said Mr. Leroy, the shareholder activist.
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The words "pew, pew, pew" mimicked the sound of bullets being fired in rapid succession.
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He flew over a succession of high-rise residential complexes and surveyed armored tank positions.
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In recent years, Blum even appeared on fan favorites like Succession and The Good Fight.
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It cannot be told as a succession of amendments and laws protecting ever greater freedoms.
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Among the men, Marcel Kohler makes the best impression as a succession of cuckolded husbands.
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But just maybe, this time might be different, spurred by the rapid succession of tragedies.
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In short succession, she became a wife, a mother, a leftist and a folk revivalist.
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How could things go so right and then so wrong in such quick, dramatic succession?
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When she was done, another seven or eight people took up the hammer in succession.
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Crumbling from within, corruption and inter-purging among the elites; attacks from without; generational succession.
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"Parents," Charton wrote of the adorable photos with the Succession actor and their baby girl.
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The CDC defines binge-drinking as consuming an average of 7 drinks in quick succession.
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The film "Joker" and HBO's "Succession" are among the recent projects filmed in the state.
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With no obvious younger generation of leaders, the country also faces a looming succession crisis.
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It's worse than the grinding of teeth, nails against a chalkboard, Kendall Roy's Succession rap.
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It's one of a succession of deadly natural disasters to have affected Japan since July.
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IS THAT HOW WE SHOULD ANTICIPATE SUCCESSION PLANNING AT BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY FOR THE CEO JOB?
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Gordon describes the trend as two pullbacks in succession that were followed by big rallies.
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A succession of conservative governors has also emphasized South Carolina's decidedly inhospitable climate for unions.
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It's a succession of major painterly melodies set among ink-drawn pre-echoes and reverbs.
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Bravely, the three pieces are run in quick succession, with only brief pauses in between.
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I make a depressing meal of Annie's mac and cheese with peas and watch Succession.
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As this balance is achieved, the company has in fact completed the mechanism of succession.
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Here&aposs the line of succession as of May 2019, after baby Archie was born:
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So, it makes sense that hip-hop is the foundation of "Succession&aposs" theme song.
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Even fans of "Succession" argue whether the show is a dark comedy or a drama.
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The line is composed of syllables that the mind encounters in succession, one by one.
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Other hedge funds face similar challenges, but few have handled succession as deftly as ValueAct.
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This means that their departure from royal roles won&apost affect the line of succession.
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He chafed at the criticism, quarreling with a board that was overseeing a succession plan.
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J.P. Morgan said the succession indicates Mondelez was not going to be bought anytime soon.
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Its essence is intricacy of sidewalk use, bringing with it a constant succession of eyes.
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But Succession keeps normalizing Logan, then revealing that he has so far still to fall.
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The greatest feat Succession pulls in every episode is making Roman loathsome but not unsympathetic.
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In its first season, Succession establishes Logan as a tyrant but also a faltering one.
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Succession was an unhomogenized surprise that could be on its way to becoming new monoculture.
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"Success is succession, over and over and over, and it comes from failure," he said.
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When you take down an alleged kingpin like El Chapo, there is succession planning there.
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As she spoke, she looked askance, blinking distinctly and in quick succession like a mouse.
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It also had concerns about the lack of a clear succession plan after Iger leaves.
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He said however that a reorganization Disney announced on Wednesday had assuaged some succession concerns.
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The crown prince is said to want to restrict royal succession to include only his own branch of the family, rather than the increasingly unwieldy horizontal succession that has been the practice since the death of Crown Prince Mohammed's grandfather, King Abdul Aziz, in 1953.
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Jane Stevenson, the global leader for CEO succession and vice chairman of board and CEO services at the consulting and executive search firm Korn Ferry, regularly serves Fortune 500 clients and high-growth companies on C-suite succession, top team effectiveness, and innovation leadership issues.
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The secretary of state is fourth in the line of succession, followed by the secretary of the Treasury, the secretary of defense, and the attorney general, with the secretary of homeland security — the most recently created department — being last in the line of succession.
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What Mr. Corbyn said next — that he would stay on during a period of "reflection" — sets the scene for a ferocious battle over the succession and the soul of a party that was crushed by the Conservatives and has now lost four elections in succession.
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"Succession" and "The Crown" Two different kinds of royal families continued to shine in their new seasons, with "The Crown" reloading with new stars, and "Succession" deftly building on its scathing look at a media dynasty where money and power are thicker than blood.
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"Succession is a complicated thing, and the board and I felt that we could use more time to not only spend on succession but to create a better transition," Mr. Iger said during a midmorning appearance at a previously scheduled University of Southern California event.
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The only issue was whether he would have the stamina to play them in quick succession.
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How they voted The measures Monday each went down in succession on largely party line votes.
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Neither child are in the line of succession to Monaco's throne as their parents weren't married.
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But the aging leader has been accusing the generals of taking sides in the succession race.
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" There's an HBO show about this, launching this weekend, that I'm super psyched to see. "Succession.
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The merger, which was ultimately approved, helped maintain succession in the family, and ensure Lee's power.
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Dimon's criticism underlines why it's crucial for the board to put in place a succession plan.
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The series of health scares have revived anxiety over a potential or even bloody succession battle.
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Traditionally, games might have a first task to accomplish followed by a second in quick succession.
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This is what happened when there were a plethora of individuals to choose from for succession.
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Those declining economic fundamentals could prove even more troubling amid uncertainty around Chancellor Angela Merkel's succession.
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Officials in Riyadh did not immediately respond to requests from Reuters for comment on succession issues.
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The gun was likely a semi-automatic judging from the rapid succession of gunfire, he said.
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Twice in quick succession Saki digs to the body then immediately turns the same hand upstairs.
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The Oakland right-hander struck out DJ LeMahieu and Judge in succession to protect the lead.
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He chain-smokes blunts the length and thickness of a good hot dog in constant succession.
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But this was the first time two authors in quick succession withdrew their books from publication.
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MbS entered the line of succession in April 2015, replacing an uncle as deputy crown prince.
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But if your fight was about your partner watching the Succession finale without waiting for you?
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