Musical Talents Garner is clearly a woman of many talents.
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We have other schools with different talents that anyone else with those talents can get into.
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They have mediocre talents and superb talents, and they are complicated just like the rest of us.
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According to WWD, the organization has gone from scouting young athletic talents to young fashion talents for design ideas.
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His natural talents and outgoing nature caught the attention of well-meaning teachers who fostered his abilities and praised his talents.
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Young people, he believes, need to discover their talents and how to apply these talents to solve specific needs in the society. 5.
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Takin our talents to south beach . . . . .
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Josh Homme, quite clearly, is a man of many talents, but did you know that those talents included writing a music video and just straight up dancing?
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In an interview with Fortune, Buffett says that law "didn't use [Munger's] full talents" Knowing your talents and advantages also helps in choosing individual investments, Munger said.
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RATING: ONE HALF POPEYE An eccentric choice from the voters, here—a seven-foot tall three point shooting specialist and unknowable box of secret talents-or-no-talents.
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And clearly, Real Madrid does not have the monopoly on all the talents in the game, or even all the talents on the field in Wolfsburg on Wednesday night.
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Among his distinguishing talents, perhaps the greatest is his ability to turn complicated but natural conversation and intricate interior thought into song (a talents he shares, of course, with Stephen Sondheim).
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The portraits offer a different way to appreciate both the athletes' talents and the talents of the artists commissioned to create these works — and the results are both inspiring and powerful.
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He acknowledged that luring young talents with more traditional career options was difficult, and also that in signing younger, lesser-known talents, the league had to balance other bottom-line considerations.
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Magazine's Talents & Legends issue hits newsstands on January 19th.
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Magazine's Talents & Legends issue hits newsstands on Jan. 19.
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Or ... you can just drink in her other talents.
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Bette Midler has taken her talents to the Oscars stage.
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Teachers should be recruited for their talents, not their connections.
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So, in 2009, the idea of Vogue Talents was born.
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So many companies are going after same markets and talents.
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And they can't help but gush about one another's talents.
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And, he showcases his impressive talents on his Instagram page.
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It's here that Lyonne's talents are pulled into the foreground.
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Unfortunately, it's just not a job that suits her talents.
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Accepting that first offer shortchanges the value of your talents.
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Ricky Gervais is a man of many talents and interests.
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" Cobain debuted her musical talents on Evelyn Evelyn's "My Space.
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Shakira is lending her talents to help children with cancer.
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Were there really no female talents suited for the job?
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All these remarkable talents have been hurting for too long.
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I started to scheme around my chosen character's particular talents.
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Who knew Jimmy Kimmel's talents extended into the culinary arts?
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Martha Stewart is taking her talents to the shoe department!
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"This is a woman of so many talents," Hill said.
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We know some people have different talents than other people.
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But Gates still wishes he had his technical talents sooner.
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There might be some things that are beyond your talents.
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Leaders see those same talents and accomplishments as an asset.
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Their ages and extraordinary talents can make them feel invincible.
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And Donald Trump incredibly said Mexicans have special climbing talents.
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To be fair, I'm sure Jude has other talents, too.
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It's that maybe it required the talents of a Lincoln.
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She's lent her modeling talents to Sephora, Cosmopolitan and more.
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Zendaya is one of the hottest rising talents in Hollywood.
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Powerhouse move Shonda Rhimes is taking her talents to Netflix.
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Greater talents than Mr Farron would fail in his shoes.
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Remember, everyone has gifts and talents, areas where they excel.
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Scorsese's talents as a storyteller are in full glow here.
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A woman of many talents, Beyoncé has also appeared onscreen.
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LOS ANGELES — Chuck Lorre is taking his talents to Netflix.
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Smart activists fully utilize the talents of those around them.
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They produced the album and added their many musical talents.
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Knowing your talents are needed and appreciated doesn't hurt, either.
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Playing hooky without getting caught is one of your talents.
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Kanye West is taking his talents to the Cowboy State!
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Il ajoute : " Ça fait un plutôt grand bassin de talents ".
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"I came up with these crazy talents," said Ms. Queller.
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Few biographers, however, possess the narrative talents of Edmund Morris.
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It's rare to see all those talents in one person.
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"He's just one of those, like, super talents," Porzingis said.
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Nobody gets to showcase their talents to a large audience.
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Ms. Midler's talents have never included a conventionally pretty voice.
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It's no surprise she took her talents to the field.
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Duke also applies his talents to television shows like "Sherlock."
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It's always nice to get random appreciation for your talents.
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Or they may feel threatened by a direct report's talents.
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Both were precocious students, and they shared other talents, too.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte's list of talents keeps growing!
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Translation: What are the unique talents I have to offer?
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These lucky engineers are enjoying tremendous demand for their talents.
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His death will likely go unnoticed in the boxing world, but that is a shame given the pugilistic talents that have come out of Ghana and his involvement in producing some of those talents.
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The Nets are 14-40, with a roster of mismatched talents.
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He was a great talent who allowed other talents to shine.
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Several of Marvel's signature talents had a hand in Daredevil's creation.
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Does that really feel like the highest use of your talents?
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It's packed with hundreds of startups showcasing their considerable tech talents.
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Robinson accompanied that photo with a caption again offering his talents.
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Yet Buttigieg has a remarkably broad range of experiences and talents.
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Let this grown adult with facial hair take his talents elsewhere!
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There's an entire catalogue of videos on YouTube showcasing Halle's talents.
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Kevin Mazur/Getty Eric Decker's talents extend beyond the football field.
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The show allows him to bring his animation talents to television.
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You were wasting your time and your talents doing temp work.
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Maddie and Mackenzie Ziegler are putting their talents to good use.
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They could be brighter, or harder-working, or have rare talents.
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Will you expend your talents in the service of nuclear weapons?
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Jobs had many talents, but diplomacy was not one of them.
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Every year, I face 150 individuals with unique talents and backgrounds.
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Despite Jon Stewart's many talents, he is but a mere mortal.
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If they do not, a whole generation's talents could be wasted.
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And two of the most sensational talents are still only 17.
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I had to learn to recognize and appreciate people's different talents.
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The internet has always been a place to showcase weird talents.
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Don't be bashful We all have unique experiences, skills and talents.
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Among Beyoncé's many talents, subtly is a language she speaks fluently.
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We just lost one of the greatest talents on this planet.
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Only a few years old, it's already helped foster new talents.
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That wouldn't be fair to the other talents that I have.
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He brought people together and they developed their talents, in nightlife.
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Now, Ashish is taking its talents to an even larger audience.
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"I have the business — let's call it talents," Mr. Trump said.
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I tried my best but simply can't compete with your talents!
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And he'll soon bring his talents to the "Star Wars" franchise.
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McCarthy [Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy] has got a lot of talents.
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Romo's talents have been in dispute among football fans for years.
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We respect his talent and the talents of everyone they've acquired.
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It's not the day to be shy—show off your talents!
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Garver has many talents and knows space policy inside and out.
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ABC News reports that St. Onge's talents run in her family.
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Often our talents are overlooked based on our gender identity. 83.
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My talents in performing are what keep it from getting old.
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Are you nurturing your talents—or do you hide them away?
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Gene Wilder-One of the truly great talents of our time.
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She released herself, and her talents, from the constraints of category.
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Pollifax series, by Dorothy Gilman, which features characters with psychic talents.
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It includes discussion of his adversity quotient and his artistic talents.
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Comic talents such as Wanda Sykes and Gabriel Iglesias also feature.
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Dave honed his talents, adapting to his new environment with aplomb.
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Some parents just wish their children would apply their talents elsewhere.
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A little pulse of her old special arts and dark talents.
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Class Acts Hidden talents are uncovered in two empowering school stories.
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"He's one of the best talents in the world," Levine said.
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Beyond her sizeable musical talents, Swift is a smart, savvy businesswoman.
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"Her talents are manifold — or maybe it's womanfold," Ms. Chavkin said.
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He said Thousand Talents was similar to other international grant programs.
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He said Thousand Talents was similar to other international grant programs.
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"She developed her art overshadowed by these formidable talents," he said.
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Mr. Kuhn is a prodigious pianist whose talents reveal themselves gently.
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So his talents as a bandleader should come as no surprise.
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Intergenerational connections capitalize on the talents of both old and young.
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Most recently, the singers have taken their talents to the screen.
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One of Afrobeats' emerging talents to note is Jennifer Ejoke, a.k.a.
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When hiring, we pay more attention to scientists and young talents.
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In my mind, those are 400,000 talents waiting to be discovered.
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Sometimes it's even nice to get offers based on those talents.
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He began earning respect among black activists for his organizing talents.
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Think about what talents you bring to the table, he says.
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"; "I can dish out more talents to make the world smile.
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All her tricks, all her talents, all her powers came forward.
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We can't afford to waste the talents of half the population.
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But his success is not just the product of physical talents.
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And also his talents: Peak Timberlake was lithe, lightly carnal, effortless.
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Many artists are using their talents to criticize, protest and report.
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"She shows so many of her talents in this film," he said.
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And their talents, creative energies, and ideas are often trapped with them.
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The mysterious singer performs "Hard Place," showcasing her talents on the guitar.
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NEXT section spotlights emerging talents, playing host in recent years to superb
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of the best tattoo talents on Instagram.
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Bette Midler is taking her talents to the Oscars stage once again.
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The duchess can add 'horse whisperer' to her growing list of talents.
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A stronger society, where everyone can make the most of their talents.
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Your talents are many, and you're capable of achieving your wildest dreams.
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That's because Jack has heart, convictions, and faith—in addition to talents.
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But I'm here because of my football talents, not because I'm Muslim.
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All of them at one time featured the talents of Brandon Ferrell.
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This amalgam of talents has influenced the depth and character of Sansar.
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In the fixed mindset, people think their talents and abilities are fixed.
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However, his natural talents for the clarinet prevailed, and justice was served.
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Another one of the Duchess of Sussex's talents is her culinary ability.
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He was a man, with great talents and great flaws, often intertwined.
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What perspective, talents, passions and resources can you bring to the cause?
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D'Agostino's several talents into something wonderful […] that is very much his own.
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Sarah Ullman is using her talents as a filmmaker to initiate change.
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He's also been sharing his talents with the likes of Kendrick Lamar.
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They need to seek out and take chances on interesting young talents.
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Will Smith is bringing several of his musical talents to Aladdin's Genie.
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Her fiancé was also rather proud of his lady's wine drinking talents.
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You have so many talents, some which you haven't even discovered yet!
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Above all of his many talents, he knows what Sims players want.
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It's a dream come true and a huge validation of her talents.
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She decided to devote her athletic spirit and talents to the pool.
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He lent his formidable political talents to help Bush sell the conflict.
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Followers see the talents and accomplishments of other people as a threat.
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Matt Damon is a man of many talents – just ask his costars.
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Are you the one with the interesting achievements and talents to exhibit?
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"Bradd and Kyle are both indispensable talents," said an NBC News spokesperson.
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Bruce Springsteen is adding "director" to his long-list of artistic talents.
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Every child presents its parent or parents with unexpected talents and challenges.
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She honed remarkable creative talents as an actress, author and script doctor.
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Perhaps the least recognized of her talents was in singing and songwriting.
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No nation is better at harnessing the energies and talents of immigrants.
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In countless American towns there live thousands of obscure and unknown talents.
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"He encouraged the talents and dreams of his friends too," Fish said.
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So no sorcery, or hidden talents, or acquired hobbies had been revealed.
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There were first-round talents, but no no-brainer No. 1 receiver.
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Especially the one featuring the vocal talents of a platinum Justin Bieber.
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But those two elite talents are essentially the Thunder's only major assets.
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Isaiah Hartenstein is one of Germany´s up and coming basketball talents.
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Lambkin tends to undersell his musical talents, but his handiwork is undeniable.
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But we're going to move her around because she's got certain talents.
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It often feels like the city is boiling over with aspiring talents.
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Our legislatures are poorer because they exclude so many talents and perspectives.
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Together, they learned to clearly define roles and respect each other's talents.
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Turns out the Maroon 5 frontman is a man of many talents.
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We need your talents, your skills, your commitments, your energy, your ambition.
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But in 290, the actor is dropping his talents into your pocket.
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Now, from Amsterdam to Singapore, some other places are targeting these talents.
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She's got her own talents and she's gonna show that to everybody.
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What Benetech does is commands the same set of talents and dynamics.
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It's a chance to test one's talents beyond the container of capitalism.
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You'll find it very easy to charm people with your creative talents!
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Multiple people in a match, quickly identifying talents, and not misidentifying people.
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"They think they have talents that their friends don't have," Ch'i says.
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Now he showcases his talents to audiences commuting on the city's subways.
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It turns out that even Beckham's vast, distinctive talents can be overestimated.
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Her artistic talents didn't just stop at drawing and playing the trumpet.
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Jaden Smith and Willow Smith are taking their talents on the road!
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Instead, his talents were still on display, just against his own team.
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Which I think is one of the greatest talents anyone can have.
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One of Rockefeller's greatest talents was motivating his diverse associates, writes Chernow.
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The all caps, Smith said, prompted him to reassess his colt's talents.
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Their lived experiences and talents help foster an inclusive and accessible campaign.
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Everything we are and do results from our character, talents, and upbringing.
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Amed Rosario, 23, shows signs of harnessing his physical talents at shortstop.
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And it had nothing to do with innate talents or artistic tendencies.
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"Takin our talents to south beach [sic]," she wrote in the caption.
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And it proves Iyer's literary talents can occasionally match his philosophical ones.
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You may also overlook your talents and abandon your values and relationships.
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We pool resources and talents, organize campaigns, mobilize constituencies and drive strategies.
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It's equally important to consider a candidate's individual talents, according to Bezos.
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They're all pretty similar, but each has its own idiosyncrasies and talents.
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We need your talents, your skills, your commitment, your energy, your ambition.
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Believe in yourself—your budget and your talents and you will prevail!
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Its share price was overvalued, pumped up by hype about Mr Welch's talents.
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But winking, it seems, is not one of Robyn Rihanna Fenty's many talents.
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They will continue to operate autonomously with their unique talents, IP and expertise.
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I'd rather place my bets on the best talents in the better spots.
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The mix of Steven Spielberg's direction and DiCaprio's talents is a real treat.
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And Mommy has so many talents i can't even begin to name them.
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And mommy has so many talents i can't even begin to name them.
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But it's his talents in another field entirely that have surprised the internet.
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If you're a 55-year-old steelworker, you can't diversify away your talents.
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Apuada lives up to the name thanks to his variety of other talents.
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So, building new organization with new talents was a huge step for us.
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Now he can add dancing the tango to his list of hidden talents.
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This is why the romantic comedy was so well-suited to her talents.
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Langberg's larger pieces find him clear-eyed and flexing his arsenal of talents.
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We also continue to take advantage of the incredible talents of our veterans.
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It's one of Sharp's great talents, creating female characters of toughness and complexity.
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But we're looking for multiple talents, drive, intelligence, guys that will play defense.
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He may have been off duty but his talents for Law Enforcement weren't!
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But its best talents would benefit from expertise that they could glean elsewhere.
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We should be able to rise as high as our talents take us.
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The controversial Yeezy designer, 41, has lent his talents to the Blexit campaign.
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"It's a privilege to me to be around these young talents," Snyder says.
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"She was one of the last of the true H'wood talents," he tweeted.
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Her bosses in London soon saw that she had talents they could use.
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Her followers loved the video — and were amazed at her hidden vocal talents.
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It is partly the ballet's offer of a ravishing frame for individual talents.
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Like so many men before him, Perkins took his talents to the West.
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It gave him a chance to showcase his talents as a political performer.
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Candie's Girls have had to be women of many talents in the past.
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Phoenix (CNN)He is one of the great young broadcasting talents in sports.
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But she also uses her brain and talents to advance in her industry.
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While Offerman is a skilled woodworker himself, Poehler's talents lie in other areas.
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The TV phenomenon gave rise to talents like Pamela Anderson and David Hasselhoff.
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You do these things by showing your talents instead of telling about them.
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One of Moses's talents was an ability to find money for his schemes.
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There's a skills section, in which users can showcase their talents and awards.
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Zumwalt undoubtedly would have carried his talents from military life to civilian life.
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When they arrive, they don't typically leave behind all their skills and talents.
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Amid such misery arose a populist Democrat of prodigious talents: William Jennings Bryan.
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First, the Superbad actor commented on the photo, touting his own singing talents.
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The corporation is there to celebrate the talents of a bunch of people.
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The loss is simply him not having applied his talents to something good.
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And we spend our lifetimes maximizing our talents and working with our burdens.
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He possessed Joe and Dom's ball-hawking talents but couldn't hit like them.
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It calls for so many diverse talents, there is just nothing like it.
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Commercial or scientific projects typically involve big teams with varied talents and expertise.
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Baumbach, exploiting and extending the tremendous talents of his cast, refuses to exaggerate.
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To him, they are luckless schmoes who fail to possess his ineffable talents.
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By playing them both, Iowa has maximized their talents and kept them fresh.
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What are the skills and talents that are innate and unique to you?
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Wrong. Procrastination itself is failure — failure to utilize your innate talents and abilities.
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But Ms. Giffen's talents are best used when she abandons the miniaturist mode.
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Two exceptional creative talents, Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain, took their own lives.
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She lacks her husband's keen political instincts and persuasive talents as a campaigner.
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His many talents make him one of the most entertaining stand-ups around.
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The White House Correspondent's Association, however, has other talents it needs to tap.
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The protagonist of "Dogman," Marcello (Marcello Fonte), is a man of many talents.
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According to Weisenfeld, Edward was known in his community for his musical talents.
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We have business and training schools, including seminaries, for various skills and talents.
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Oscar says it's obvious Mayweather's "never" gonna take his talents into the Octagon.
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She notes that it is at least somewhat dependent on Alinsky's unique talents.
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Suddenly, everyone at East High starts admitting that they've got other talents, too.
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That just doesn't happen very often, not even among the game's top talents.
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Kids will always need an outlet where their many talents can be celebrated.
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His talents as a singer, dancer and actor were well established by then.
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Rescuing Gropius from his bad reputation requires an honest assessment of his talents.
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What talents or skills do you need to be good at solving them?
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In other words, have you focused your talents on one area in particular?
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I think Taylor knows who they are and knows what their talents are.
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He reportedly said, "I have no special talents, I am only passionately curious."
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Some of its marquee talents were former N.H.L. stars lured by huge raises.
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The virus returns as inevitably as the psychotic leader with mesmeric mythmaking talents.
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In fact, NBA owners were attending games just to check out Joe's talents.
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He was among the early pop talents to come to notice through television.
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But it is in the bathrooms where Ms. Warren's design talents truly shine.
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But they also deserve a vehicle as original as their own idiosyncratic talents.
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"When listing the talents of everyone in the family, she says that's mine."
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Outside of the forests and reserves, Rwanda is also nurturing homegrown art talents.
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Davis said appreciation for each other's unique talents has been a big factor.
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List your strengths and limitations, including your talents and personality traits, Jeste suggests.
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China: For years, the Thousand Talents recruitment plan attracted U.S. scientists with grants.
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It is an invasive pest with a voracious appetite and remarkable reproductive talents.
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This documentary examines his refusal to let blindness diminish his talents and abilities.
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But suddenly, near the end, he begins to celebrate the man's protean talents.
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They all both have the personalities and talents to make it very far.
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" -Question with suggestions including "If you had 3 wishes…" and "Any hidden talents?
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But, one person isn't all that convinced by Jenner's vocal talents: her daughter.
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She is working with both established talents like Ms. Petty and newer faces.
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Barnum's instincts were proved right, but not just because of Lind's vocal talents.
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Employers should also make the proper investments to develop such talents from within.
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They do, however, advertise her talents on the runway and on the Internet.
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Rather than perform talents for tips, they broadcast the intimacies of their lives.
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Superstar talents lead to superstar products, superstar VC capital and, ultimately, superstar exits.
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"; "Being here has been an opportunity to remind the world of my talents.
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" Debbie Reynolds on Carrie's singing talents: "Carrie's daddy Eddie had a great voice.
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Mahomed, who died on or around this day in 1851, had many talents.
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Mahomed — who died on or around this day in 1851 — had many talents.
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Ajit and Greg have rare talents, and Berkshire blood flows through their veins.
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I want to use my talents and abilities to change the world somehow.
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Let them carp about the many talents that have fallen by the wayside.
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Cleveland burned LeBron James's jersey when he took his talents to South Beach.
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I believe in Martin's talents, that he would give us such emotional satisfaction.
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Almost immediately, she received offers from other private schools interested in Jojuan's talents.
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Today, Ms. Maino and her team of four are responsible for two Vogue Talents issues each year, uncovering the best women's wear, men's wear, accessories and fashion photography talents worldwide and then offering them connections to education, networking and investment opportunities.
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Owned and operated by the Bogotá nightclub of the same name, the event went for 14 consecutive hours around multiple stages, offering talents like Ellen Allien, Bjarki, Kevin Saunderson, and local talents like Hernan Cayetano, to a crowd of 8,000 strong.
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Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer are both very good at their jobs, but the talents you need to get a bunch of legislators to work together on a party agenda are not the talents you need to rally the country.
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They also say that between 2012 and 2017, Lieber participated in China's "Thousand Talents Plan," in which the country recruits foreign experts to bring their talents to Chinese projects and rewards them for stealing "proprietary" information, according to the release.
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They also say that between 22020 and 2017, Lieber participated in China's "Thousand Talents Plan," in which the country recruits foreign experts to bring their talents to Chinese projects and rewards them for stealing "proprietary" information, according to the release.
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If their egos are continually inflated by adoration from strangers for superficial reasons — which extends even to their talents, since our talents are not the ultimate embodiment of our worth — they will forever be walking a tightrope of public approval.
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Did Swift pull a Sharpay and use Troy Bolton's talents for her personal gain?
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Nimbleness, after all, is one of the talents for which mimes are best known.
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Beyond her specific talents as a dancer and singer, she is an imperial presence.
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When they put their talents to work, however, they created multibillion-dollar software companies.
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As you all see today, the new management team, Fosun is full of talents.
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It's tough love, though — Martha also gave a glowing summary of his many talents.
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It's never a given that children will inherit their parents' talents or career ambitions.
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Christopher Nolan's trippy mind-heist movie showcases DiCaprio's talents at an all-time high.
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But, far too few Latinos get to showcase their talents at Hollywood's biggest night.
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He hasn't shown much subtlety or wile to support his talents and fundamentals yet.
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If you're a 55-year-old steel worker, you can't diversify away your talents.
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But that hasn't stopped many from speculating that the talents are, indeed, an item.
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I've always felt very alive using my gifts and talents to help other people.
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Among many other talents, Italians have a unique tendency to feel sorry for themselves.
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However, they weren't shy about paying each other compliments on their respective acting talents.
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For Aboyeji, the development affirms the competence and talents of tech developers in Africa.
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Because he's nominated, of course… although given Legend's talents, that's not surprising at all.
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Wherever they set up as "mannequins," they put their athletic talents front and center.
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It's an exciting time to connect with the public and share your talents, Taurus.
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By one measure, it is a mark of his undeniable intellectual and rhetorical talents.
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But they're billed as a collection of special talents that barely come into play.
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On the film side, Refinery29 showcases the directing talents of women with Shatterbox Anthology.
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With Esenshel, though, Patterson seems to have found the perfect vehicle for his talents.
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When we don't use the talents of all people, we don't get the benefits.
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Kristin Cavallari can now add throwing an axe to her growing list of talents.
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Individual strengths and talents begin to emerge, which you will undoubtedly begin to see.
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Here are the hidden talents the royals have been honing in their spare time.
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We have the people, skills, talents and resources to make this vision a reality.
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" Michiko Kakutani called Wallace "a writer of virtuosic talents who can seemingly do anything.
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No word yet whether or not Cara's, ahem, talents made it into the film.
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Corey Feldman is a man of many talents, but this was quite the performance.
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Snoop Dogg is a man of many talents, but baseball's definitely not his forté.
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This isn't the first time Blue Ivy has impressed the world with her talents.
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That isn't to say that Kiryu's talents are on the decline—far from it.
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Looks like the infant has already inherited some of her famous father's musical talents!
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Or they end up disillusioned, unsure if anyone will ever take their talents seriously.
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Democrats served Wall Street and exhausted their talents at finding ways to curtail welfare.
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But we also know we do better when we are using each others' talents.
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But he's also helping female talents off the screen find their power and voice.
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Lowball prices tell clients that your talents are worth less than others out there.
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Wrabel is using his vocal talents to take a stand for the LGBTQ community.
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"I was bragging!" he said in regards to McPhee's singing talents at the time.
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The Fits isn't a great film, but it's made by and stars great talents.
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"It's a lot of dedication from our side, combined with his talents," he said.
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The laser is a tool of many talents, as the Nobel committee well knows.
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Some individual talents follow a natural bell-shaped curve, but job performance does not.
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Their hope is to translate the animals' cancer-fighting talents into treatments for people.
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It's called that because you don't need to be Einstein to notice her talents.
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But there was an urge for more and Adebita decided to diversify her talents.
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Annerud told New York Daily News his focus is on developing his musical talents.
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But playing a teen dream on TV is just one of his many talents.
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"I don't know that I could stand up to her vocal talents," he said.
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Could the series finally put the talents of the musical cast to good use?
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On The Graham Norton Show, A-listers drop by to reveal this hidden talents.
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There's also the psychological benefit of knowing that someone thinks well of your talents.
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It's like confidence in herself and her subconscious and her talents and her being.
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Watch as Lucie throws herself and her talents to the mercy of the streets.
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So workers can signal their talents to firms by collecting gongs, like college degrees.
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But the context of that title team gave his individual talents purpose and meaning.
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Perlman and Hirsch are unique talents Perlman is developing quite the profile of late.
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"He's got a lot of gifts, he's got a lot of talents," Helm said.
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Through the years, the camp drew some of the top schoolboy talents in America.
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For all of Helen Mirren's talents, the house remains the true star of Winchester.
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Both worked at NBC before starting their company, talents they are planning to tap.
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True to Jemima Kirke's IRL talents, she'll become a painter or something else creative.
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Organizing provides the infrastructure that reflects and supports our unique talents, skills and interests.
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"You could've become a somebody," he repeats at family meals, recalling her various talents.
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Despite his talents as a quarterback, Murray's future may be in major league baseball.
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He believes the initiative will help East African states to keep their brightest talents.
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Qusai believes that allowing young Saudis to pursue their interests and talents is crucial.
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Check out our ranking of which teams could best put Kaepernick's talents to use:
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"No nation is better at harnessing the energies and talents of immigrants," said Bezos.
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Soon, word spread of his talents, and other area farmers began commissioning his mazes.
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Mama and Papa Beckham have also been boasting the talents of Brooklyn's little brothers.
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But getting donors to open their wallets is arguably the least of her talents.
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You're always painted as this Renaissance man; you have all these interests, talents, skills.
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At some point that game stops being easy even for the most transcendent talents.
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Just last week, Kanye announced he would be exploring his talents as an author.
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"My dream for a long time was to give my talents back," said Mainaky.
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They will be joined by international talents including Cassy, Mirko Loko, and DJ Deep.
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She also lent her voice talents to the family-friendly animated comedy "Smallfoot" (2018).
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That last bit is where Creative Assembly's unique talents come into play most directly.
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Throughout the show, Squidward keeps getting interrupted in his attempts to display his talents.
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He produced the new Gang Gang record, so that's one of his many talents.
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"She has one of those crazy talents that is ready to explode," he said.
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It was another risk: Wright and Valanciunas were young, productive talents entering their primes.
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Could these changes explain the parrot's large, complex brain and diverse set of talents?
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But Hollywood has struggled to find a project worthy of her talents since then.
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She is smiley, charming, apologizes frequently and plays down her talents at every opportunity.
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Letter from the Editor Everyone loves the new: new things, new sensations, new talents.
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Measuring 26 feet by nine feet, it is an outsized testimony to Raphael's talents.
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Women are outperforming men in school, but employers are losing out on their talents.
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We welcome people who want to use their talents to contribute to America's success.
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Performing artists are live-streaming their talents on Facebook and Instagram, like virtual buskers.
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As a writer, I'm envious of Philbrick's talents, but as a reader, I'm grateful.
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Bill Murray is a man of many talents — and at least as many eccentricities.
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Isabella was one of these crazy talents that was in the corps de ballet.
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In many ways, Ghosn&aposs media image was at odds with his business talents.
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The same teachers complain of being pigeonholed as disciplinarians, their other talents rendered invisible.
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" He went on to praise his son's musical talents, calling him a "true artist.
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I would be, like, 'I would like to take my talents to South Carolina.
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Chemistry between two performers depends on each one bringing exceptional talents to the mix.
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"Conceptually, it's about people sharing their talents and inspiring each other," Mr. Reid said.
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As a result, he never gained the prominence that his talents seemed to promise.
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In the film, Ewing and other professional players have their talents stolen by aliens.
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The talent competition was always my problem -- painting and writing were my best talents.
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With "In a World … ," Lake Bell writes herself a role worthy of her talents.
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More than any other state, North Carolina was shaped politically by Mr. Hofeller's talents.
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This week's photo stories traverse nations and cultures through an eclectic variety of talents.
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"We feel it's our responsibility to support the talents of tomorrow," says Goguey. 24s.
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Beilein was ready to take a risk in taking his talents to the NBA.
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Mallo remembers choir rehearsals at seminary school, where he first discovered his artistic talents.
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Without local jobs, young Portuguese game talents are bleeding out to other EU countries.
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I was shocked how much animosity there could be internally amongst the various talents.
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Training young talents Lucchesi's passion for the sport brought her back to her motherland.
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It's essential, she says, especially if we want to maximize all of our talents.
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For all Senator Clinton's talents, skills and accomplishments, Barack Obama provides the greater hope.
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But not everyone has Obama's talents as a political communicator, to put it mildly.
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Plus, as children age they typically get smarter and funnier, and develop actual talents.
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But I feel like out of duty and out of obedience to what the Lord has called me to do, and then, to use the talents that I just shared with you guys, the talents that God has given me to glorify him.
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Gordon Brown did the same to try to create an administration of "all the talents".
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This isn't the first time the actress has shared her musical talents with the world.
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Ahead, check out the 10 talents that did nab top honors in Google's annual ranking.
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"If my talents aren't needed here, I can take them somewhere else," he reportedly said.
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Ahead, we've rounded up masks, lip colors, and more — all of which have secret talents.
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He combined his talents of acting and music in the 2016 DreamWorks Animation movie Trolls.
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IF YOU ARE A 290 YEAR OLD STEEL WORKER, YOU CAN'T DIVERSIFY AWAY YOUR TALENTS.
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There's "99," which we said solidified his position as one of Britain's next great talents.
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The talents of the special effects team truly bring the world of Westeros to life.
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The nature of Lewis's victory, however, only reinforced questions about the depths of his talents.
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Seize this opportunity to nurture fresh talents who'll transform the genre for years to come.
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She's got a successful business that she created on her own, from her own talents.
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Zendaya is a woman of many talents — she can act, sing, dance, model and design.
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Mr Hernández, whose Machiavellian talents would impress even the Florentine philosopher, did nothing so clumsy.
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South Africa will be the final test of Jones's talk, his tactics and his talents.
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"I'm hired because I'm a tall, skinny guy — with other talents, I hope," he said.
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Her artistic talents, however, were as important as her outstanding social skills and fashion sense.
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I have no doubt that eventually, Carlson will find a place for her considerable talents.
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In recent years, retrospective exhibitions in New York have showcased the talents of both Leibers.
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The man who played Wolverine has also taken his musical talents to the big screen.
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Clinton has a long list of accomplishments and talents that make her an excellent candidate.
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But her talents went beyond singing — did you know she was in The Blues Brothers?
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Ever wanted to put your seemingly useless talents to good use -- AKA, getting ca$$$h???
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He once called himself an "agnostic" in his beliefs, if a "systematiser" in his talents.
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In preparations for the part, the Oscar winner gained some new talents while in training.
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Mr Epstein is a formidable investigative journalist and his quarry is worthy of his talents.
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Activists haven't hesitated in using their creative talents and wit to take Trump to task.
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I would love this because this is one of my few talents that I possess.
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The film had the potential to be a bracing showcase for both actors' celebrated talents.
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Using Google and reverse image searches seems to be the extent of her investigative talents.
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Every visionary and legend had multiple talents in addition to what they were known for.
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Graphic designers and writer can use their talents to help a movement package its messaging.
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They intertwined their fingers as they settled in to watch the daredevil and acrobatic talents.
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Each had dreams to pursue, love to give and talents to share with the world.
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In most cases, these assets simply help developers focus their talents on what actually matters.
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All artists, musicians, technicians and recording studios donated their time and talents to the project.
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Michaela Coel, creator and star of comedy Chewing Gum, is a woman of many talents.
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" Looks like we have to add "advertising' to Reynolds' never-ending list of talents, too.
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And off you go, following his not-exactly-subtle hints to find the relevant talents.
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But until Thursday night, they weren't able to unleash the rookie's shootout talents this season.
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By "those," he means high-level talents, players worthy of the second—or first—pick.
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Mr Cable is also confronted with two problems that his talents are unlikely to equal.
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You're still working with so many of the same Indonesian talents from your Raid movies.
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Today, having defected to South Korea, he uses his talents to satirize his repressive homeland.
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Are your talents more valuable to your friends and family or to the global economy?
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Now, alongside talents like Ryan Murphy, Shonda Rhimes, and the Obamas, she's headed to Netflix.
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Could we not have suited these talents with some luscious locks à la Duran Duran?
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The Dana Carvey Show served as the launching pad for some of comedy's biggest talents.
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She is a very special person with extraordinary talents, who has done an incredible job!
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Portrayed by a dreamy, brooding Rooney Mara, the film's Mary Magdalene has unique spiritual talents.
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There are, in fact, plenty of merit-based scholarships awarded for special skills or talents.
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The real question is: Are you being properly compensated for your effort, time, and talents?
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We always tell them you have too many God-given talents to not be successful.
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I owe so much of my life to my talents and perseverance as an artist.
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Barack Obama is even considering devoting his political talents to addressing the evils of redistricting.
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The open question is whether his self-evidence political talents are matched by policy substance.
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But in many respects, it was writing that offered the fullest expression of Fisher's talents.
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Carrie Fisher was a woman of many great talents, chief among them flipping the bird.
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In a league where trades are rare, Belichick loves to gamble on established NFL talents.
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It ties in contributions from contemporaries like Andre 3000 and new talents like Anderson .Paak.
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But when it comes to courting scare data talents, the visa trap becomes less relevant.
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By all appearances he respects the skills and talents of his daughter Ivanka, for example.
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In addition to his considerable talents on the court, James is also a memory mastermind.
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The girls learn how creative talents can merge with a technical field like game creation.
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Arrival's Young and Lion's Fraser are both exciting breakthrough talents, celebrating their first nominations here.
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Scott also had reservations about Streep, though he greatly admired her talents as an actress.
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Alas, despite his plethora of talents, he will not also serve as the musical guest.
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I would like to fly a couple of talents over to Dubai for training camps.
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President Obama is a man of many talents and one of them is comedic timing.
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Other culinary talents are expected to add to the list over the next few months.
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We will use AI to tailor a job to your unique skills, talents, and passions.
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Her faith in my gifts and my talents are beyond my own faith in them.
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Dustin credits his storytelling talents to conversations at his Mormon family's dinner table in Texas.
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The Moon enters Sagittarius later today, encouraging you to share your talents with the world.
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This man of enormous talents and charisma will now have to play a secondary role.
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No longer just a "celebutante," James was now famous for his talents as a writer.
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Campo Santo formed in 2013 around a core team of well-established game development talents.
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You'll learn a lot about your relationship to money and how you value your talents.
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To reconstruct the team, to maybe liberate talents of its other stars, such as Bale.
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His talents are many, and his attitude at times is that of a prima donna.
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The hard-to-find talents were needed for this year's Frieze New York art fair.
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We need to shift toward a system that admits those with special skills and talents.
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Essay For most of its history, America ignored the talents and potential of most Americans.
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Mr. Yin was on the board of LAXART, a platform for talents from diverse backgrounds.
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Use it to expand your outreach and then work to hone your skills and talents.
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I loved Whitney, not only for her extraordinary talents but for her warmth and humor.
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He can provide insight into what she can do and how he sees her talents.
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It's instantly compelling but offers just a taste of Ms. Al-Maria's talents and range.
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"Taiwanese engineers are most experienced and could help us cultivate local talents," the executive said.
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This season, his fourth in the NBA, has been a complete revelation of his talents.
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He developed his talents for industrial engineering and worked his way up at General Motors.
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According to LinkedIn, you should include five or more skills to showcase your different talents.
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Jake is a hothouse flower, his artistic talents and sensitivities carefully cultivated by his parents.
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It's instantly compelling, but offers just a taste of Ms. Al-Maria's talents and range.
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"I believe that in football we will always discover new talents." the veteran defender said.
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As always, they live or work in Brooklyn and come prepared to share their talents.
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Check out our ranking of which teams could best put Kaepernick's talents to use below.
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Over 85033,000 scientists and engineers contributed their talents to this monumental achievement in fundamental science.
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It said it would fill 3.713 positions with "fresh talents" suitable to its current needs.
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She needs the producer to recognize that her talents don't just revolve around Mary Jane.
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Do you believe in yourself, your worth, your talents, everything you bring to the table?
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Whose talents and virtues will be admiredLong after this marble shall have mouldered into dust.
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What Plaisted lacked in experience, he made up for with his talents as an impresario.
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Our clubs have won Asian championships and a growing number of talents have been produced.
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The talents have global roots, and give credit to France for finding and schooling them.
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That leaves about eight legitimate second-round talents on the board between the two schools.
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A wise artist is one who diversifies their talents and branches out into new territories.
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"Jason Galanis used his very considerable intellect and talents as a weapon," the judge said.
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Listen to your intuition this afternoon—your psychic abilities are one of your greatest talents!
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Stav Pinto, 24, employs her circus talents to teach life skills to special needs children.
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He recruits players who just don't look the part, so their real talents are undervalued.
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If someone had the same talents, skills, ideas, visions, why would I work with them?
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Future talents like Mr. Miranda would find it easier to fund their innovative theater projects.
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But like Mahoney and Yan, there are many smaller-name talents waiting to be discovered.
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Festival ends with a gathering of major talents from across the spectrum of Cuban performance.
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She never approached her father's literary talents in Kannada but was his equal in pluck.
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These talents, the professor warns, are of no use because Singh cannot control his anger.
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At best, academies are seen as existing solely to bring talents into the first team.
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But someone with such diverse talents would be wasted toiling away at a comedy club.
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"We came from different backgrounds and talents and coalesced around a common idea," he said.
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As impressive as her talents were, mental health and personal accomplishments should be sharply distinguished.
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The drawings at Werner open up Puvis's paintings, talents and importance to a new clarity.
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Nor any sense that the players' talents were being wasted on this thoughtfully constructed music.
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Back then, Mahomes tossed four touchdown passes in a performance that introduced his otherworldly talents.
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"I'm a great seller — that's one of the other talents I have," Giannis Antetokounmpo said.
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He repeatedly told me I had all the talents to one day rock the world.
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How do we understand the gifts and the talents of each person in the room?
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Of the talents you possess, the one that attracts me most is your courage & determination.
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L's talents, sources and achievement awaits at the end of every one, like a gift.
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Third, we had to design a strategy that encompassed the talents of our existing staff.
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AND FINALLY Wood worker Nick Offerman is a man of many talents: actor, writer, comedian.
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If this, his first feature, isn't always worth recommending, his talents are certainly worth encouraging.
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The list highlights the broad range of talents needed to succeed in the influence industry.
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Francis favors highlighting not just his talents but also the creative gifts of his community.
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Gail: His talents were much better used as a senator than as a presidential candidate.
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It's no surprise they have talents that can be used after a battle as well.
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Lopez has shown off her daughter&aposs singing talents in the past on social media.
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Philippe Dufour has had faithful fans, helped young talents and even starred in a manga.
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The Lacoste family recognized the talents of Pascassio and supported him as he entered competition.
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Each of us has undeniable talents and abilities, whether they are physical, emotional or intellectual.
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Successful people adopt an "abundance" mindset — they believe their talents are not limited or finite.
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All admirers of Strauss should see this production and reconsider where his best talents lay.
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"Not the least of these talents are Harriet Frank Jr. and Irving Ravetch, the writers."
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Instead, it was a carefully and artfully designed page that showcased Hospedales talents and experience.
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She has a fantastic eye for relatively unknown talents, but also exhibits museum-worthy artists.
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Along with his unforgettable vocal talents, Lee's life story has made him a fan favorite.
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"Love seeing the Dems recognize the talents of progressive women," Ms. Altman wrote on Twitter.
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Our country is stronger when we draw on the talents and capacity of every American.
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Does any person have a "right" to join another group, regardless of talents or abilities?
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Right now, we simply need some structured opportunities to unleash our talents, ideas and potential.
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Working with members of this team, my unique skills and talents are valued and utilized.
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He's collaborated with such wildly diverse musical talents as William Shatner and Weird Al Yankovic.
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Alfiya Yersaiyn, 18, has a slew of talents: she's an artist, fashion designer, and tutor.
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National Grid's management stays in touch with retirees, finding ways to keep using their talents.
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Their established roster of DJs had an explosive year as the collective added new talents.
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They would see her outfits and her talents and think that she is a powerhouse.
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According to Mr. Staikos, the cost of construction is estimated at 25 to 30 talents.
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Most teams would be thrilled to have talents like Embiid and Simmons on their roster.
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Joe Allen has many talents, but he's hardly known for scoring goals of great beauty.
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That Haswell gets it up and moving at all is testament to his strange talents.
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Nobody will dispute Terence "Bud" Crawford's status as one of the world's premiere boxing talents.
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Parties should take an inventory of the skills and talents of each new intake of MPs.
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" The 37-year-old athlete readily agreed, responding, "We can exchanged (sic) talents any day haha.
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And many parents can surely relate to the sacrifices she's made to cultivate her kid's talents.
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So they are taking their dreams, their talents, their ambitions and their future family roots elsewhere.
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You'll still be building up your surfing talents, and your friends will feel less annoyed.5.
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He said you must be willing to learn, adapt — and share your talents with the world.
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Chris Hemsworth is a dad with many talents — and that includes making his children's school lunches!
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Today's race was a reminder not just of his physical talents but of his mental fortitude.
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On Thursday, the Emmy winner took to Twitter and volunteered his musical talents for Trump's ceremony.
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By doing that we were able to attract many people, talents you know in that region.
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But Swift did throw us a curve-ball with an impressive display of her musical talents.
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Or it can be more emotional, like straight-up lying about your talents, interests, or accomplishments.
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And through the 1,000 Talents program, China hopes to lure Chinese-born researchers back from abroad.
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I see amazing and interesting talents in many people I meet from all walks of life.
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She embodies what Miss Amazing is about by sharing her talents and abilities with her community.
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I could kill you all, but I won't" — and proclaim godlike talents — "I'll split the atom!
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The Late Late Show host James Corden has many talents: carpool karaoke, acting, and arguably comedy.
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Watching this clip now, it is clear not all dogs are born with these impressive talents.
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And yes, there are genuine culture vultures who are determined to mine our talents for themselves.
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It launched the careers of other immensely lauded British talents like Neil Gaiman and Grant Morrison.
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The experience has been so empowering to recognize each other's talents and contributions for the culture.
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Beatty, who also dated Keaton, praised the actress' many talents and thanked her for their friendship.
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Each one had dreams to pursue, love to give, and talents to share with the world.
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And it leaves behind people who are perfectly wonderful people who don't have market related talents.
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And it seems like she'll definitely be bringing her revolutionary talents back to the Olympic stage.
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Meet the up-and-coming talents showing their collections in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
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The comedian's made quite the stir over the last few years with his wild portraiture talents.
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In a more emancipated era, they might have found outlets for their talents in orthodox careers.
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In April we "took our talents" to DC at the USA Science +Eng Fest Pure AWESOMENESS!
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And while his mother is sure of her son's talents, she understands others might be hesitant.
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In order to win this competition, elites are forced to exploit their own talents and abilities.
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He lists his music influences, hobbies and talents -- with a special shout-out to his pops.
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The role was uniquely suited to Hagner's talents, requiring both a comedic sensibility and dramatic chops.
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Talk to others in different jobs to see where your talents might find the right fit.
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Or unexpected talents—one can always hope, though that seems doubtful, given my birth mother's letter.
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In five of those categories (excluding Best Festival and Best Club), only three are female talents.
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Nonoo crowdsourced a global, all-female trio of talents for the newfangled show concept via Instagram.
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One of Coker's greatest talents is keeping this material from ever feeling too heavy or preachy.
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The 61st Annual Grammy Awards have to contend with some of music's most impressive new talents.
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Awesome Games Done Quick raises money every year by showcasing the talents of video game speedrunners.
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In the early years of the sport, a few rare talents managed to pull this off.
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No one should be hard-pressed to find extant media with which to remember his talents.
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They have the backing of major industry talents, like Mark Ronson, Pharrell Williams, and Dierks Bentley.
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The two brothers, for brothers they are, had contrasting personalities and talents that complemented each other.
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"Penta will be able to get strong support from Finleap's team of top talents," he says.
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Now, they're taking their talents to TV on a new series dedicated to their DIY adventures.
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" — Gigi, on Zayn's hidden talents in the kitchen, to ES Magazine "I would say his brain.
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But his talents didn't end at performing — he actually went so far as to design gear.
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She brings her talents to Silver Lake bar/restaurant El Cid this weekend for Weirdo Night!
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Are you using your skills to help grow your income, or are your talents being wasted?
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Gavin Rossdale and ex-wife Gwen Stefani have passed on their musical talents to their boys.
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One of our talents is the ability to imitate others in order to learn new sounds.
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Griffin can make more use of his talents than he was allowed to do in Washington.
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David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first prime minister, appreciated his talents, but would not confide in him.
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McGregor is but one of several luminaries to have enlisted their talents after hearing their music.
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While you're eager to grow your wealth, you're also confused about what your talents are worth.
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Miller and Blur further show off their visual talents here, with plenty of superpower-boosted throwdowns.
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She testified at her trial that one of her many talents was turning into a hare.
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The Beatriz at Dinner star is now using her bilingual talents to break the language barrier.
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They want to use their talents and strengths to do what they do best every day.
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Well now MadBum wants to take his talents to the All-Star game's home run derby.
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In time, she grew disillusioned with her decadent, sexualised art that in effect prostituted her talents.
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What are Jimmy Fallon and Jonah Hill known for if not their talents as abstract artists?
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Are you exploring your creative talents, and sharing your creations with the people you care about?
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On top of her outstanding talents, Steinfeld is a beauty inspiration to her legions of fans.
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Neither of these women, both of them scintillating talents, will make it on the main roster.
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Until these two start touring (a girl can dream), here is a sample of their talents.
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This way, I maximize all of my talents, which allows me to reach my highest potential.
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Eventually, Michelle hatches a scheme to make money by exploiting Claire's talents and Rachel's age group.
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But Weintraub made a point of telling Tech Insider that Gurman's talents deserved a bigger canvas.
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Reassuringly for both England and Australia, they are still uncovering plenty of cricketers with other talents.
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But you need your own cash, and you need recognition for your own talents and abilities.
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Alex Ovechkin continues to solidify himself as one of the best offensive talents in NHL history.
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He forcefully defended editorial decisions, and suggested those unhappy at the Journal take their talents elsewhere.
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Ms. Cojocaru said she was sorry that the company had lost someone of Mr. Kobborg's talents.
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A third is what she calls "translation," or drawing on the unique talents of all citizens.
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"Personal Shopper" primarily comes across as a lovingly appointed platform for Ms. Stewart's talents and beauty.
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Employees inherently have energy, ideas, gifts, and talents that are worth being shared with the world.
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She no more wants to be pimped out for her talents than her older sister does.
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Even the best gamers need help from other people to share their talents with the world.
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It is more than developing their talents; it is developing their hearts, minds, principles and souls.
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Ludacris took his talents to Studio 8H right after his album "Release Therapy" debuted in September.
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Bey's powers span far and wide — perhaps she has talents that we have yet to discover.
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They draw out people's talents so that everyone is bettering themselves and the work at hand.
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Ryan Reynolds is a man of many talents: husband, father, award-winning actor, and now, barista?
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Most ran to affirm themselves and to explore their talents, not to protest rules or regulators.
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And rappers aren't the only artists using their talents to criticize how the country is run.
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And the talents of Kazushi Sakuraba and Josh Barnett are steeped in the professional wrestling tradition.
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Back then the 0.713-year-old was one of the hottest young talents in Australian baseball.
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We also utilized the talents of Andy Serkis, as both an actor and our dramatic director.
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"They downplay their talents, their influence, and the affect it had on many people," he says.
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Jack White, The Weeknd, James Blake, and Kendrick Lamar lent their musical talents to the album.
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I expect you will feel good about yourself, your talents, and what you have to offer.
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And there's a wealth of design talents that have used innovative technology in a brilliant way.
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Those early teams were able to showcase their talents at Lincoln Center from 1974 until 1984.
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It wasn't one of her talents: My badly cut, thick bangs lay heavy on my forehead.
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Lior Ron told TechCrunch he invested in Jiobit in part because he knows Renalidi's talents well.
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The difference between admiring a footballer's talents, and admiring the footballer himself, is a crucial one.
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Even more, her rise to fame is indicative of the emergence of Kenya's young, creative talents.
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The end result of so many distinct talents of similar value is a smooth, deferential approach.
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This fall, Poltrona Frau drew on the talents of the Shanghai-based design duo Neri&Hu.
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Harris praised Swift's lyric-writing talents and said she had wanted to keep their collaboration secret.
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"Nobody achieves anything great by being happy and cozy," he says, reveling in his perilous talents.
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The league's new motto, "La Ligue des talents," alludes to its unrivaled ability to develop players.
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They were like fake orgasms, untruthful actions giving the man an exaggerated view of his talents.
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But any list of his talents must include his method for dealing with, and manipulating, people.
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The bone-spur bozo residing in the Oval Office, surrounded by terrified sycophants, has sinister talents.
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"They have three or four very good players with talents," Milutinovic said of the Qatari side.
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Each of us can temper how we view successful people, recognizing that their talents are specific.
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We want to learn from them how to use our gifts and talents to serve others.
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All of you have gained knowledge and used your intelligence and talents to complete your degrees.
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Now a New Yorker, she is among the most promising rising talents in her adopted hometown.
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The rarity of Barkley's name would soon be commensurate with his talents on the football field.
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But "Broken Halos" hints at Stapleton's talents for just long enough to keep us hanging on.
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Breckinridge gave a weepy speech apologizing for his weakness and citing his talents as a legislator.
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We're seeing Linux users in their element, sharing their habits and talents and weird hokey humour.
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Sad, considering O'Leary thinks Magic has all the right talents to right the ship in L.A.
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It's an exhausting dance, one that makes you appreciate the talents of a Kelly or Sedaris.
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He relishes the iconic talents, but also knows that late next month, James will be 33.
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Consider using this template as you find new ways to apply your talents and challenge yourself.
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But they did, and now, Ms. Ramsey may soon be taking her talents back to television.
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This 90-minute show is packed with the many comedic, genre-spanning talents of Ms. Vaynblat.
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"I want to make sure my time and talents are valued and appreciated," the woman says.
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Washington's Alex Ovechkin, one of hockey's foremost talents, is one win away from his first championship.
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Mr. Taylor once joked that he was amazed, but not humbled, by Michael Jackson's singular talents.
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"Mommy..." she pauses, then continues, "has so many talents I can't even begin to name them."
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He hasn't gotten backlash like this since he took his talents to South Beach in 2010.
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But in the reboot there are stimulating ideas and unexpected, history-altering talents around every corner.
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Should we root for its protagonists, who use their talents to extract money from unsuspecting men?
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ZywOo, who first began competing in 2016, spent years teasing the gaming community with his talents.
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But sometimes he allows himself to wallow, and his talents look different when darkened by shadows.
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The question was no longer what Hollywood's top talents could do, but what they would do.
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Furthermore, they must be able to harness the unique talents of the airmen they will lead.
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Each one had dreams to pursue, love to give, and talents to share with the world.
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Each one had dreams to pursue, love to give and talents to share with the world.
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It's what they are all focusing their hard-gained talents on that continues to worry me.
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These teams have mostly put an emphasis on finding prime coaching talents and leaving them alone.
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"Each of you will have to figure out where your talents lie," Munger told the students.
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Rumors begin that the team might have to take its talents elsewhere, to paraphrase LeBron James.
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Mr. Ryan is widely regarded as an outstanding political leader with talents and character beyond question.
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"Takin our talents to south beach," she captioned a video showing confetti falling over the team.
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And some Indian parents could use their persuasive talents to encourage their children to return home.
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This project supports women as they exercise their own entrepreneurial talents and build their own businesses.
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Anything that improves your own talents; nobody can tax it or take it away from you.
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The foundation helps to nurture talents and provide opportunities to play for young Gabonese basketball players.
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Both passed their talents on to prominent sons, who are united here in a special engagement.
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After all, how many of the victim's talents have been squandered as a result of abuse.
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And yet, despite being many corporations' most precious resource, developer talents are all too often squandered.
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In the end, those who may make excellent doctors will take their talents into other fields.
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Employees need to feel that they are valued as whole people with unique talents and goals.
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So the baker has the power to withhold his artistic talents from the people he wants.
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Once I got to college, the diversity of the environment allowed me to discover my talents.
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He is fluent in many of them, and "The Border" once again shows off those talents.
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When I asked him what talents had enabled him to rise, he waved the question away.
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But if you're looking for a movie that lives up to its cast's talents, move along.
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Step 2: Find your unique talents and invest your whole self "in service" of your goals.
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Amazing energy flows today, especially around your career and finances, Aquarius—your talents are being appreciated!
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Rivers's talents were best suited for the nuts and bolts of painting, not its theoretical potential.
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This unique perspective as well as her considerable talents landed her several commissions for civic art.
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Although we are in this world where we revere our leaders — like we equate Facebook with Mark Zuckerberg, we equate micro-finance with Muhammad Yunus — that actually the best nonprofits tap into the talents of their entire staff to leverage their talents and to keep them engaged.
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Jack, you've got the packaging science down… why not harness those talents for other kinds of food?
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Particularly for anyone still lucky enough to be making a living from their talents, skills, and education.
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She also heads the Next Talents cocktail reception hosted by Vogue and Yoox during Milan Fashion Week.
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George Clooney is a man of many talents, but apparently, picking baby names isn't one of them.
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It's an opportunity to showcase your talents and woo recruiters and hiring managers into making an offer.
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I'm concerned that, though he's a man of many talents, Elon Musk does not understand urban design.
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It all clicked because of Pixar's animation prowess and the voice talents of people like Owen Wilson.
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Rendered in various illustrative styles, they reveal Warhol's unique talents and ardent visions as a commercial draftsman.
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It's a meditation on Beyoncé, who is a more than a star; she's a constellation of talents.
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Silicon Valley was full of brilliant engineers whose talents were being wasted on building food delivery systems.
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Right now, DACA beneficiaries, often known as DREAMers, enrich this country with their talents, culture, and determination.
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You learned so much about your worth and talents this month, see where you can take them!
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Now that he's taking his talents to the music industry, there's clearly no limit to his creativity.
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In truth, though, the leaked cables mostly exposed nothing more than mild hypocrisy and buried literary talents.
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As a result, Team USA has generally featured only a handful of the country's absolute best talents.
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He channeled his visionary talents into moving pictures, creating some of the earliest special effects in film.
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Complicating matters is a strong incumbent in Sherrod Brown, whose political talents are respected across party lines.
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Slaying at the What's In My Mouth challenge is, unsurprisingly, just another one of his many talents.
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We are part of every community, and what we want is equal opportunity to contribute our talents.
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The album puts Villafranca's brightly evocative, harmonically layered pianism alongside his talents as a composer and arranger.
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"A renaissance man, Floyd was a man of many talents and areas of knowledge," the obituary states.
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These three high-earning web designers hit their stride when they diversified their client base and talents.
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From late-night television, comedy, music, acting — and now, arcade games — Jimmy Fallon's talents know no bounds.
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Magazine's premiere Talents and Legends February Issue features dual cover stars Jessica Chastain and Michael B. Jordan.
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There's the animated Return of the Caped Crusaders, which featured the voice talents of the surviving cast.
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Michelin-starred chef Fergus Henderson is lending his culinary talents to Shake Shack for an eel burger.
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We knew that the cast of Game of Thrones is full of all sorts of hidden talents.
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A sorority girl obsessed with pink takes her talents to law school and becomes an amazing lawyer.
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"It's a challenge I look forward to, playing with competition, put my talents against them," Fisher says.
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He found much to dislike in Rawls's theory of redistributive justice, arguing that people owned their talents.
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The leg art is so realistic, that Fenty Beauty has even caught on to the artist's talents.
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We're convinced this new insight will make us even more in awe of their talents as designers.
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There's nothing more frustrating than feeling your current job isn't making the best use of your talents.
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But it's possible that Thompson, wittingly or not, traded his on-court talents for something more powerful.
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But its talents boil down to a superhuman ability to spot patterns in large volumes of data.
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We know she's a management and media genius, talents that we could use in our political landscape.
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Aside from his dancing skills, the little entertainer seems to have inherited his mom's vocal talents too.
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"When my own kids started college, I wanted to encourage them to share their talents," she explains.
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We have a process always in place over the years to look internally and externally for talents.
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Like those of many others on this evolving team, his talents are yet to be fully unleashed.
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James Corden revealed some of these celeb secret talents on a segment of the Late Late Show.
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In the video above, Andrew Garfield, Kendall Jenner, Stevie Nicks, and Taylor Lautner showcase their hidden talents.
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Aside from volunteering your time, volunteering your skills and talents adds a personal touch to giving back.
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It makes sense then that writers are flocking to opportunities outside of print to leverage their talents.
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If the founders are "top international talents", such as Nobel laureates, the incentive soars to 100m yuan.
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Regardless of one's age or experience, individuals can share their time and talents on their own terms.
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But in actuality, this latest venture is more a reflection of his father's talents than his own.
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"Growing up, I wasn't that smart or athletic and I didn't have any particular talents," she says.
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Max Verstappen is often heralded as one of the biggest talents in Formula 22016, past or present.
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And the company has a long history of poaching great talents from Google, including COO Sheryl Sandberg.
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His athletic talents served him well, and he became a military champion at one of the airbases.
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He picked them for their talents, but he also picked them for their loyalty, commitment and character.
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Not just the body, but also the mind: the same knowledge, the same temperament, the same talents.
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Yes, the author of The Handmaid's Tale is bringing her talents to the world of illustrated stories.
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This isn't the first time Ok Go's music video talents have been leveraged for unusual marketing strategies.
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As we have so often shared on this site, Mike Francesa is a man of many talents.
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In the Biblical parable of the talents, a master entrusts his wealth to a range of servants.
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Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard have many talents and apparently tasting food blindfolded is one of them.
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There's no guarantee that any of those talents would ever be as good as Butler currently is.
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My gaming talents have always lent themselves to fast-paced, instinctual experiences (see: my love of platformers).
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Still, for perhaps the greatest short-term loan ever, we have to look beyond such lofty talents.
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Instead, there is a constant need to make equivalence between young talents and the icons of yesteryear.
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Kate Hudson took her talents to the kitchen as she whipped up her (almost) famous chocolate waffles!
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You're the genius of the zodiac, but tonight you're feeling insecure or even disappointed with your talents.
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Today, Beyoncé's Ivy Park activewear line rolls out its latest campaign, featuring two up-and-coming talents.
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But however fond these cinematic tributes may be, they are still a waste of their directors' talents.
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The two also demonstrated their talents with The Lego Movie and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.
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Tension concerning money or feeling respected for your time and talents comes up for you today, Virgo.
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Then, with the Harry Potter franchise, Rickman's talents were embraced by a whole new generation of fans.
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They don't need companies like BuzzFeed the way that people with similar talents needed companies like NBC.
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If you are the creative type, then it's important to give your talents the opportunity to shine.
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Regardless, this might signal that Gvasalia won't be lending his talents to the Trump administration anytime soon.
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Kardashian's pantry is where her organization skills really shine—but her talents extend elsewhere in her house.
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It's obvious to say the creators of Battlefield should have been directing their talents to single-player.
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In an interview with Access Hollywood, Delevingne said that her appreciation for Rihanna's talents grew on set.
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Needless to say, growing up in a creative household was the perfect incubator for Stark's burgeoning talents.
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This never-ending belief in ourselves and our "talents" is the main thing that keeps us addicted.
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The talents of these teachers are then harnessed to deliver rigorous and certified education to the students.
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Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall is a woman of many talents — she's quite the tree trimer, for one!
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It's one of my talents, probably my only talent, is that I can be a blood donor.
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It makes me think that Hillary's true comedic talents may not lie in standup, but in improv.
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It shows that contrary to popular opinion among local talents, there is a demand for conscious music.
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Magazine's premiere Talents and Legends February Issue features dual cover stars Jessica Chastain and Michael B. Jordan.
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Kaelan is one of D.C's most promising young talents, bringing a ton of energy and unique perspective.
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She hired as her winemaker Tony Soter, who would emerge as one of the industry's brightest talents.
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But tell us about the importance of attracting this international talents still regardless of what happens politically.
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There may be merit to that notion, but Twins alumni have clearly helped Dozier unlock his talents.
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Perhaps one of Ms. Coles's most useful talents is her ability to connect people from disparate worlds.
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The world recently discovered that one of Siri's hidden talents is that it can beatbox for you.
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He brought his talents to New York City in 2012 with a display on the High Line.
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Talents you don't trade can be stolen through your silence, through your absence or after your death.
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The commonalities don't stop there: Each star managed to use their talents to overcome their financial woes.
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I, for one, look forward to witnessing her share those talents with the nation and the world.
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"Given his natural talents and who he is, I'd think he has substantial potential here," said Fowler.
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It had been a pleasure, for a while, to lend her talents in some way to his.
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The task of government is to create a framework in which the talents of man can flourish.
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We invite you to lend your talents and your presence as we honor this year's brightest luminaries.
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It had all the atmosphere of a Heat game after James took his talents back to Cleveland.
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Elvis Sinosic and Chris Haseman were Australia's first two talents to make it to the world stage.
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I just happened to be born with the collection of talents that got me where I am.
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The Hornets are a well-coached team that perfectly utilizes the unique talents of their star guard.
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It's about time for female talents to be present in the male-dominated realm of bespoke tailoring.
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It can even help spark that creative tension where people stretch their talents outside their comfort zones.
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I met and befriended such a wide variety of girls, each with such different skills and talents.
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Today, make sure to notice when you minimize your talents or when don't stick up for yourself.
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It also captures the many talents of the artist through a chronological approach to her changeful life.
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In the past, Towns' talents might have been marginalized to narrow advantages or mismatches to be exploited.
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From throw pillows to lighting sculptures, OFFSITE displays a wide variety of talents and their latest wares.
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Either way, she's well aware of her own talents, even if some are still playing catch up.
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In previous episodes, they've spoken with talents including electronic musician Rory O'Connor and visual director Joshua Giardina.
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It overshadowed a lot of my talents and a lot of things that I worked hard for.
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Beyond New York City, the searing vocal talents of Sharon Jones might not be too well known.
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She lent her voice talents to playing a nurse ant named Hova in "The Ant Bully" (2006).
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Ms. Mukaiyama also performed in the premiere of the work, which was conceived for her multiple talents.
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It was a memorable victory when Davis Cup was still a priority for the game's biggest talents.
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Even with major Hollywood talents backing the 90s FMV craze, the games largely exist as embarrassing relics.
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Besides its intrinsic worth, "Open" should bring more attention to a pair of downtown's most bracing talents.
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Nek deems Gayatri's talents in painting and music mere hobbies, frivolous compared with his more dignified interests.
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If I knew the answer to that, that would probably mean I'm misapplying my talents right now.
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"There are all these undiscovered talents popping up in Arverne," Mr. Loncke, the Smoothie Haven owner, said.
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Among other talents, he could see time in a panoptical, wraparound way: past, present and future simultaneously.
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Kenya Barris, creator of black-ish, has taken his talents to Netflix with a new original series.
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Younger talents like Marta Kostyuk, 16; Amanda Anisimova, 17; and Dayana Yastremska, 18, are on the horizon.
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Sometimes I feel like school should allow more time for people to explore their dreams and talents.
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He later honed his talents as a corporate raider -- and made TONS of money buying out companies.
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Hailing from New York, London and Paris, these emerging talents will show their debut collections this month.
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D'aucuns estiment d'ailleurs que la région concentre les meilleurs talents de France et peut-être même d'Europe.
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Maybe, but there's a good chance he or she doesn't possess Mr. Cumming's vast array of talents.
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Then there's the matter of his enthusiasm for taking his talents to South Beach for a year.
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Each one of us has unique abilities and talents that could be utilized to change the world.
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Ahuja says these partnerships are important because they help showcase Nollywood's talents beyond the walls of Africa.
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Makeup artist and TikTok user Charlotte Roberts channeled her talents to transform herself into actor Timothée Chalamet.
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"WDW has given us a platform to share the many talents of our employees," the post read.
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The shelves and tables are dotted with small clusters of products from an assortment of Slovak talents.
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Sometimes you hide your talents from others (and yourself), but when it's show time, you're all in.
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Rather, the biggest jobs involve putting their talents at the service of someone else's already gilded name.
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Out of all of these talents, he may be the best chef working in Oslo right now.
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And over the last 30 years, Mr. Poly, now 62, combined their talents to build his business.
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New England in the mid-19th century was a literary hothouse, overgrown with wild and exotic talents.
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