I knew that I was being a team player there, and I can wear the team player hat.
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Democrats got help from former U.S. women's national team player Heather Mitts and former U.S. men's national team player Janusz Michallik.
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But Khan was also prepared to be a team player.
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Barrasso has been the consummate team player, GOP senators say.
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I did want to be responsible and a team player.
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HE'S GOING TO COME HERE AND BE A TEAM PLAYER.
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"You still want to be a team player," Bevan said.
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"He's not a team player," Scaramucci told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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I like and admire Hayley; she is a team player.
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Could they count on him to be a team player?
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And then he wooed the party by being a team player.
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You need to invest in yourself and be a team player.
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If your pet isn't a Super Bowl party team player — i.e.
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"Steve was never a team player," a senior administration official said.
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Like being goal-oriented, being a team player is a given.
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Also, to something and still be seen as a team player.
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And just a great team player because she had no ego.
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Much like Busby, he favoured the team player over the individual.
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To be successful you have to be a good team player.
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You're better off with a team player who gets deals done.
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Democratic lawmakers have applauded his promise to be a team player.
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U.S. women's national soccer team player Megan Rapinoe formally endorsed Sen.
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I said, I'll do it now because I'm a team player.
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Priebus is a Republican's Republican, a team player to the end.
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Can Brody learn to be a team player and melt Summer's heart?
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If you want to protect your work, you're not a team player.
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As a team player, I am willing to die for my teammates.
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I'd worked hard, I'd hit my deadlines, I'd been a team player.
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When he refused, he was criticized for not being a team player.
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But I think he's going to end up being a team player.
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Another way to prove that you're a team player is showing humility.
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A shaven man was perceived as a team player, disciplined and sociable.
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The answer could indicate whether the applicant is a good team player.
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"Team player and model employee," said a review dating back to 2005.
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Something about "company morale" and "being a team player," they'll tell you.
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Russian national team player Yuri Zhirkov has been around for a hot minute.
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JOHN HARWOOD: You actually think Elizabeth Warren tends to be a team player?
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What it says about you: You are a caring and supportive team player.
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Do you think the trips contributed to his mentality as a team player?
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I think Lilly took that to mean that I'm not a team player.
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She was imaginative, had great problem-solving skills and was a team player.
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He can be a team player without the pretext of his fake bravado.
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"I don't know if he's going to become a team player," Trump said.
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He isn't a team player and plays to the gallery the whole time.
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O'Brien, unlike Bolton, has a reputation for being affable and a team player.
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Caldwell said Wilkie wouldn't have been picked if he wasn't a team player.
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Ms. Dushku, leaving the pyrotechnics to Ms. Krause, is a generous team player.
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Yes, Office 365 will now nudge you to be a better team player.
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I'm a rah-rah team player because I want my team to win.
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For a long time, my favorite U.S. national team player was Clint Dempsey.
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" Mr. Smith said he wanted "a team player for my next Democratic senator.
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Highly resourceful team-player with the ability to also be extremely effective independently.
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"I definitely think I'm lucky," he said about being a one-team player.
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Many General Assembly attendees may be wondering, however, whether you're a team player.
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Would almost drowning with your colleagues help you become a better team player?
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Kristen Wiig's a real team player ... especially when the team is named after her.
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Unlike Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone, London's previous mayors, he is a team player.
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I fear I wasn't a good team player; I didn't fit into theater companies.
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Doing so labels you as a negative person, who is not a team player.
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The successful candidate has to be honest and a team player, the ad reads.
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As the reporter saw it, Mr. Johnson's decision made him the ultimate team player.
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So, what should a parent do if the other's not being a team player?
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Despite being overlooked, Sharpay was a team player who recognized other people's hard work.
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"John Bolton can be a team player when he needs to be," said Jaffer.
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Woody Harrelson was a team player when it came to voting at the 2018 Oscars.
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People don't realize how competitive you are since you're such a fantastic team player, Aquarius!
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This keeps you focused on your priorities while still coming across as a team player.
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CM: I mean, there's always been [the fact that] I am a bad team player.
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She's a great team player, terrific at setting priorities and brilliant at seeing around corners.
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Not a team player Stephen Paddock held various federal jobs in the 1970s and 80s.
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Be a team player: This transit favors engaging with your network to accomplish larger projects.
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Buzzwords, like passionate, leadership, specialized, dedicated, focused, team player, and experienced, are overused resume jargon.
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I've learned to be less harsh and that I'm capable of being a team player.
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He said the average annual salary of a first-team player was four million euros.
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But this time around, Paul is acting as his own version of a team player.
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"I'd love him to be a team player, possibly he won't be," Mr. Trump said.
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But at least during the Obamacare repeal fight in Congress, Sanders was a team player.
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Among those new companies is HELM, co-founded by former U.S. national team player Stuart Holden.
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As cheery as the tent is, you just can't be that much of a team player.
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Qualifications The ideal intern will be a super creative team player with amazing attention to detail.
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Alan Glazen is an investor in the Cleveland Bagel Company but he's also a team player.
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"Katie hasn't bashed Lauer or Brokaw to show Lack she's a team player," the insider said.
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Fangio sounds like the tough-talking team player Elway needs in dealing with his young gun.
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The resolution, which stopped short of firing Glas, accused him of not being a team player.
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"I just came here to have fun, to be a team player, and it's been great."
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"I certainly won't give myself scout team player of the week," said Frost with a grin.
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"You want to be viewed as a 'yes person,' a 'go-to person' — a team player."
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That saying "no" was the sign of loose moral fiber or not being a team player.
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Someone else is getting credit for your work Being a team player at work is important.
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"You want to be a team player and try to help a person who seems unhappy."
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There's a difference between having your dukes out — and approaching negotiations with a team-player attitude.
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But being the team player she is, Katie was quick to share credit with her colleagues.
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Ryan might be acting like a team player right now because he's more forgiving in nature.
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But it's a bargain compared with having others think that I was not a team player.
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It has really taught me to be a team player no matter what the circumstance is.
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Check out the clip ... sounds like someone ain't a team player when it comes to clothes.
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"I am, most of the time around here, a team player, but I've had enough," he said.
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Plus he's a team player, willing to work with civilians like David Levinson for the common good.
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" Lombard describes herself as a "true relationship builder, self-starter, and team player with exceptional communication skills.
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BTW, we also got video of LeBron rebounding while the kids shot around ... dude's a team player.
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She was a quick learner, a team player, and safety conscious, according to reviews from her managers.
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Team player Thomas, who was born with a disability, said his teammates appreciated and enjoyed his effort.
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One, he was very much a team player, almost always on the same page as Kathy Kennedy.
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Fortunately, it is possible to indicate that you are simultaneously a team player and not a workaholic.
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This response will show her that you're truly a team player, even when you've been shut down.
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"They brought me into the house and taught me how to be a team player," he said.
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Throughout his career, James has demonstrated the secret to his success: being flexible and a team player.
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Foy surely felt the pressure to be the best team player she could leading the esteemed project.
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U.S. National team player Jordan Morris chose to play for the Seattle Sounders instead of Werder Bremen.
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He is thoughtful, highly experienced, and despite what is often repeated by his critics, a team player.
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Obviously I feel like I should be a first-team player, but it is what it is.
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Taking on the task can show you're a team player who wants to help the company succeed.
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"In Brett's case, he has proven he can be a loyal team player on very different teams."
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STEIN: I've tried to talk with Bernie, but, you know, Bernie is--he is a team player.
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Since being named national security adviser, Bolton has sought to project an image as a team player.
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She wheeled toward her box, which included U.S. national soccer team player Jozy Altidore, and shook a fist.
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But Kaine has qualities we shouldn't overlook: He's a team player, a solid liberal, a seemingly nice guy.
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Some Republicans were incensed over what they saw as Cruz's grandstanding and refusal to be a team player.
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When you observe me being a team player, (or whatever the fuzzy is) what actions are you observing?
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Why should I be a team player for you when you've shown me nothing but scorn and derision.
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If not the candidate, he needs to be a team player, and bring Ohio home for the GOP.
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There's a fine line between looking like you're not a team player and getting the recognition you deserve.
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Former United States men's national team player Oguchi Onyewu announced his retirement on Monday on his Instagram account.
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Republican power brokers dislike him because he hasn't been a team player during his time in the Senate.
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Should I donate what I want, and run the risk of appearing cheap and not a team player?
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Mr. Prabowo is not known as a team player and his role in the cabinet could be contentious.
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" He adds, if confirmed to the nation's highest court, "I would always strive to be a team player.
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I think I'm pretty good at communicating though, which made me a great team player for my friends.
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Pitching in earns you some points as a team player (just like you said you were in your resume).
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"He's a team player, and he believes in the Democratic Party, so I have to respect that," Stein said.
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In August he was suspended from his duties by Moreno, who accused him of not being a team player.
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It wants to show other countries that it is a team player, unlike that rule-breaking bully in Washington.
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"The "what else" questions continue until the boss decides the list of observable performances that describes a "team player.
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On medical rounds I felt uncomfortable excusing myself to pump for fear of being considered not a team player.
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If you want to be seen as a team player, you'll have to find a way to humor everything.
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" On Twitter Wednesday, Trump bristled at Romney's op-ed and told the incoming senator to "be a team player.
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"Putting in the work on a difficult task shows that you're a risk taker and team player," Mullarkey says.
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I know how to run a process, I know how to be a team player, believe it or not.
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Mr. Pompeo did not see Mr. Bolton as a team player, but as someone who undermined the president's policies.
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I'm a team player, a good friend, a good sibling and a human who is going to make mistakes.
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Interpretations of my abilities as a team player or how friendly I am were curious, but vague enough to apply.
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You must be a team player willing to share your ideas to promote the newspaper's journalism and protect its reputation.
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"If you report it, you get retaliated against, you get fired because then you're not a team player," Steenhoek continued.
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Sanders for his part has to figure out how to go from being an insurgent to being a team player.
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If you're a team player, the social pressures associated with group behavior might push you to the bottle, for example.
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She felt that she allowed herself to become a villain on the show at times to be a team player.
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If you prove yourself to be a valuable team player, the room for growth is essentially endless at a startup.
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"William is a great pilot, he's a charming person, but most importantly, he's a really great team player," Chrispin continued.
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Probably because Batman is a terrible team player and would never willingly show up for any fistfight with these bozos.
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" Later in the afternoon, Trump told reporters at a Cabinet meeting that he hopes Romney will become a "team player.
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You have to play with pride, and to me, that's an important characteristic to have as a national team player.
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It's another to have the "soft skills " many employers are looking for, like being a great team player and communicator.
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On principle and by temperament, Ms. Ukeles is a team player, and she gradually expanded the size of her teams.
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But Moreno, who has largely broken from Correa, suspended Glas in August, accusing him of not being a team player.
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"I cannot fight for the championship anymore, Lewis is, I'm a team player and I'm willing to help," he added.
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Neil, for all his competitive drive, is very much a team player, and the moon shot is a collective effort.
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Yennaris has been practicing it, as have others, including overseas recruits like Paulinho, the former national team player for Brazil.
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"They told me what they had in mind and I just said, you know, I'm a team player," Sasso said.
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Pulisic notched another landmark in March when he became the youngest U.S. men's national team player to score 10 goals.
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Here&aposs how to navigate that tricky situation, and prove to the interviewers that you&aposre a great team player.
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Co-workers may speculate that you are not engaged, or aren't a team player due to your lack of participation.
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These are early signs that Trump's newfound buddy in the Senate might not be a team player on tax reform.
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Just be yourself, work exceedingly hard, smile a lot, be a team player, outwork everyone, and good things will happen, eventually.
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The 34-year-old Brazil native is a former U.S. men's national team player, having scored two goals in 44 caps.
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He's the reckless loner who thinks he's too good for a partner; she's the team player who's out to impress everyone.
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" Her friends say that the royal mom-to-be is a "team player" who is always the "leader of group morale.
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He remembered him as a funny guy who also had a smile and a joke and was a great team player.
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And one more side note: Ozzy is a true team player when it comes to being a part of the show.
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By doing so, James demonstrates just how important it can be to be flexible and a team player in the office.
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It can make you sound uncooperative and may be a red flag to colleagues that perhaps you're not a team player.
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Showing you're a team player and "broadening your reach within an organization" helps showcase your company loyalty, Keswin told Business Insider.
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James' versatility as a team player is exactly what Magic Johnson said makes James one of the greatest NBA players ever.
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For years we've been forced to just smile and take it, be a 'team player', and laugh at our own expense.
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For years we've been forced to just smile and take it, be a "team player", and laugh at our own expense.
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Bartomeu said last week that Messi told the club he wanted to play deeper, to be a more complete team player.
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Here's how to balance that fine line between looking like you're not a team player and getting the acknowledgment you deserve.
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In a statement, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said officials found more than 176,000 counterfeit sports-related items during Operation Team Player.
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During the innings break, the renowned national team player Mohammed Shahzad walks out of the V.I.P. room in jeans and sandals.
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Celery is a team player, equally adept at imparting subtle flavor, unseen, as it is at the center of the plate.
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Being a great team player doesn't just help your company run more smoothly, it also boosts your relationships with your colleagues.
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The Supreme Court is a team of nine, and I will always be a team player on the team of nine.
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But the issue is broader than that — at heart, Ted Cruz is so loathed by Republicans because he's not a team player.
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Your "hip-pocket" skill could be excellent communication, an ability to be a team player or a facility for learning new things.
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Have there been instances when you've said no to additional work that made you seem like you were not a team player?
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Give the people who need passes for political or policy reasons passes and lean on everyone else to be a team player.
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I feel like I'm definitely a team player, but in this situation we can all do whatever we want with our canvases.
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"You want to walk in as a team player and be the person who believes that pay comes with performance," Welch says.
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The goal with this meeting, she said, is to show that you're still a team player and haven't already mentally checked out.
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Cruz may not be a team player, but he's still a member of the Senate with deep ties to the conservative movement.
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Mr. Moreno, who has largely broken from Mr. Correa, suspended Mr. Glas in August, accusing him of not being a team player.
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"I was such a team player and yet I could feel the attention going to a small amount of us," said Campbell.
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" He added: "It takes every person at City Ballet to make those seasons happen and I want to be a team player.
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"The colors show that Diana is not working with the rest of the people and not a team player," Ms. D'Huys said.
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" Asked how the discord with Ryan and other Republicans was affecting Trump's fundraising, Scaramucci replied: "I have been a lifelong team player.
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But this year, with Trump and House leadership supporting the spinoff plan, Graves wanted to show that he was a team player.
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"She was never a team player, and ever since she took up this post, she has become ever more authoritarian," said Mrs.
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Second, your acceptance of that feedback improves your likability on the job — it indicates you're a team player and easy to work with.
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Instead, she recommends people always be friendly and a team player, but reiterates that obsessing over other's thoughts and emotions is not helpful.
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She hasn't been a team player by any means, but no one is feeling the weight of her circumstances more than she is.
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By reducing the cooldown of Hack and making it affect enemies faster, Sombra can be a better team player and more viable pick.
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Successful gossiping entails being a good team player and sharing key information with others in ways that won't be perceived as self-serving.
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It's the face of a team player who wants the ball and knows that "the ball" is a metaphor for a business thing.
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He was not a team player," Christie said, adding that Bannon was "not somebody who people could count on to have their back.
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An important part of being a good "team player" involves taking responsibility for your mistakes and viewing your weaknesses through a realistic lens.
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"We are living a dream," said Gudmundur Benediktsson, a former national team player who does play-by-play for the team's television broadcasts.
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You want to be seen as the person who works hard, who is a good team player, who helps people get things done.
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Maybe say that you're looking for a new adventure, you don't need to be the boss, you're ready to be a team player.
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Team Player, Rising Star Republican strategist Susan Del Percio, former New York State Senate Republican Committee spokeswoman argued that Haley wins either way.
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To put it simply, Warren tells the Democratic party she's a team player and Sanders tells the Democratic party he's an existential threat.
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The tipping point on the field came when the club persuaded the veteran Israeli national team player Elyaniv Barda to rejoin the team.
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For all the disagreements that McMaster had with Tillerson and Mattis, he was still a very valuable team player within the White House.
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After bringing up the issue with management, the "CEO flipped out," the physician said, and accused him of not being a team player.
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All the while, she also wants to be a team player who can position herself as exciting like Bernie but without being scary.
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It's an unusual way for a team-player relationship to begin, but clearly, it worked well enough for the Seahawks to take Metcalf.
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Clinton's work at the State Department had proved that she was a team player and the best candidate to build on Mr. Obama's legacy.
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A simple smiley 🙂 tells your boss you're a team player... When texting with your boss, it's important not to come across as juvenile.
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In brief remarks to reporters after the meeting, Hensarling did not address that position specifically but painted himself as a true Trump team player.
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When an employee who's typically a team player stops working with others, take this as a sign that the employee is ready to leave.
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" Trump reiterated his message for Romney during a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, saying that he wished Romney could "be more of a team player.
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Your emotional intelligence, empathy, and communication-savvy are skills that make you a loyal, valued team player (even if group work isn't your favorite).
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Incoming chief of staff Reince Priebus and incoming chief strategist Stephen Bannon are reportedly becoming frustrated with Conway for not becoming a team player.
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By investing in startups in Europe (and beyond) it's one way for Google to position itself as a team player, supporting smaller tech businesses.
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And if that changes, I think more mothers will be able to survive in this league if you're not an allocated national team player.
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Manafort's remarks underscore a willingness for Trump to be a team player and boost fundraising for groups like the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC).
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Simply put, firing McCabe would show the White House that Sessions is a team player by his ousting one of their favorite punching bags.
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" When discussing your strengths, it's easy to give a general answer like, "I have an amazing work ethic," or "I'm a great team player.
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Remember that, while being a gracious and generous team player is a smart long-term strategy, you can be practical at the same time.
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"Mercy is smart, articulate, hard working, committed and an incredible team player," said Ken Mehlman, who worked with her at the Bush White House.
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You can be a team player by kindly offering to assist with chores such as setting the table or clearing it after a meal.
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With that in mind, there seemed to be a strong case for Trump to simply be a partisan team player and keep his mouth shut.
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An opportunity may arise through a good run of form, an injury to a first-team player, or for one of any number of reasons.
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I was anxious that I wasn't enough of a team player (I was working on a few projects very independent of the overall design team).
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"All I wanted to do was just tell him what a team player I was going to be and how excited I was," she said.
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The addition of Alan Pulido, a former national team player and Liga MX star who was recently in Greece, will help the attack as well.
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"[The game] really keeps that relationship going with everything the Soccer Foundation wants to do," said Cobi Jones, a former U.S. men's national team player.
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The Tar Heels built their lead despite All-ACC first-team player Joel Berry II going scoreless at 0-for-6 in the first half.
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These social skills can make you a better communicator as well as a better team-player, personal traits many employers are looking for right now.
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The Washington Post recently reported O'Brien is perceived as "a team player" with "affable demeanor," a stark contrast with Bolton's hard-edged and confrontational approach.
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Bottas has triumphed in two races that Hamilton was in no position to win, denying Vettel important points and also proving a loyal team player.
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You want to be a team player and split it evenly, but there's one problem: You didn't drink while your friends loaded up on mimosas.
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In light the President's nationalistic policies, other countries are giving America the side-eye for not being a team player, but can you blame them?
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If it was a boastful hustler in ancient Greece and a humble team-player in ancient China, then who is it in the West today?
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She also looked for the same confidence she gained as a team player in college and with her French teammates in the European Team Championships.
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"When it comes to his support of the state party, there's no doubt that he is a team player," said Derek Brown, Utah GOP chairman.
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Over the first two seasons of the series, Sheri has proven herself to be a loyal friend, fantastic team player, and all around thoughtful individual.
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Scala had been worried that Nista, in particular, might resent being bumped for a youth team player, but whatever irritation he had harbored had evaporated.
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Become a better manager, change-maker, colleague, and team player in the workplace with this jam-packed career and self-development course, led by Haroun.
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Even if they had a hand in it, you don't want to sound like you're not a team player or don't take responsibility for yourself.
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A billboard featuring Paris Saint-Germain and French national team player Kylian Mbappé is seen on May 20, 2018, in the Parisian banlieue of Bondy, France.
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It's good to be a team player and give credit where credit is due, but overusing the word "we" makes you appear less confident and capable.
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There's a feeling that it could "all be taken away" from you, and that if you're not a man, you have to be a team player.
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Any president naturally wants a vice president who is a loyal team player, rather than someone who is constantly going against the administration and causing trouble.
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Within the first 15 minutes of an interview, their top priorities include determining whether you're capable of maintaining positive workplace relationships and being a team player.
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The Washington Post recently reported O'Brien is perceived as "a team player" with "affable demeanor," a stark contrast with Bolton's ideological and hard-edged management approach.
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"Obviously, I've been a good team player in the conference all along, taking on these responsibilities at the NRCC for the last eight years," he said.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, credited Mr. Flake as a "team player" and man of high principle after Mr. Flake's speech.
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As a national team player, Mr. Reyes represented Spain in 21 games and was part of the squad that took part in the 2006 World Cup.
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The organization has since elected a new president, hired a men's team general manager and appointed a new coach, the former national team player Gregg Berhalter.
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Doing so would help build the impression that Sanders has been a true team player who has worked with other Democrats to protect the party's accomplishments.
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Both episodes show a conservative rabble-rouser who is willing to be an effective team player on some of the most difficult issues of the day.
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Frankel's characterization of Johnson as the "epitome of a team player" has been criticized as an attempt to sugarcoat a racist incident as a feel-good story.
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Chile's El Gráfico found space to discuss a sandwich named for Gonzalo Jara, the men's national team player, but not for the declassification of the women's team.
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OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN: The Hill's Lisa Hagen reports: Ever the team player, Mike Pence called Donald Trump the true winner of Tuesday night's vice presidential debate.
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Drizzy has been gettin' roasted for jinxing pretty much every team/player he's touched for years -- Kentucky basketball, Conor McGregor, the Toronto Raptors ... to name a FEW.
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"You can't be a team player and someone the company trusts and values at work, and then go get on Facebook and bash your employer," said Shapiro.
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But I do not think that rules out making an explicit effort to connect with the boss about one's desire to be a fully contributing team player.
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It's hard to keep up your morale and have that team-player attitude when you know your employer is valuing your less-experienced teammates more than you.
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Swift has been a good team player, was well-liked by her staff and colleagues and has worked hard to achieve the department's mission, this person said.
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It was a team player rather than a star, and I preferred the way it shifted the balance of the dish, turning it from meaty to leafy.
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Then there is Donato, a junior at Harvard and the son of Ted Donato, the Harvard coach and a former N.H.L. and United States national team player.
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These days, a top national team player could make as much as $10,000 a month, with everything from salary to match fees included, according to Mr. Mashal.
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Warren who has risen by promising to be a team player and putting in her phone calls to HRC, that Elizabeth Warren is terrifying enough for them.
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Incoming chief of staff Reince Priebus and incoming chief strategist Stephen Bannon are reportedly getting more and more frustrated that Conway is not becoming a team player.
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A Mason-Dixon poll of registered voters in Kentucky in December showed that he has a substantial better job rating than McConnell, the ultimate Republican team player.
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Nothing seemed to come off right: "My skills as a team player would come in very handy as your team struggles to handle a pandemic," she joked.
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But underneath their lectures about being a team player lies a deeper concern: that she might have the power to remold the party in her own image.
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So far she's been a team player when it has mattered, and her dissent from the caucus is pushing the party in a direction that's badly needed.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) said on Friday it had suspended Russian national team player Evgeny Kuznetsov for four years for testing positive for cocaine.
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In its initial recommendations in July, the panel called for the next RBI governor to be a technocrat, and not a bureaucrat; a macro-economist; and team player.
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Cris got in some serious work with ex-boxing champ Mia St. John a couple weeks ago ... but Cecilia's a whole different animal (and a proven team player).
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By understanding yourself and how others perceive you, you can develop other in-demand soft skills, such as having emotional intelligence, being a team player and communicating clearly.
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He expressed contrition and said he was motivated only by a desire to be a team player and had not adjusted rates to suit his own trading book.
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Be a team player and don't convert this into anything that may seem like stealing credit, but keep your manager in the loop about what you're up to.
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On Halo, I'm probably not one of the best out there in terms of individual skill, but as a team player, I think I'm one of the best.
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"If your boss tells you that you need to be more of a team player, ask what being a good player looks like in that environment," he said.
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"Women are often expected to show more feminine traits like empathy and being modest, or risk being seen as less likeable and not a team player," Morgan added.
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"Hockey is a part of who we are," said Tessa Bonhomme, a former Canadian team player who is anchoring broadcasts of the tournament on the Canadian network TSN.
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When it's time for an interview, he wants to see the candidate demonstrate that they'll be a loyal team player who won't jeopardize the business with selfish pursuits.
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Appearance: Baseball Jersey Personality: Team Player Often roasted as wet blankets, Capricorns are earth signs known for working hard and playing by the rules....not unlike Joe DiMeowgio.
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And not only is he not a team player, but he instead constantly positions himself as working against the Republican team in general and his Senate colleagues in particular.
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You just need to tread carefully: You want to make sure your own productivity isn't compromised, or that you don't come off as if you're not a team player.
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The thing that makes the Baldwin, 58, effect reliably funny isn't just his self-assured stature: he's an experimental team player, and everyone around him is funnier for it.
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She's a boss — though a team player (warmer than your typical ice queen) — a mom, lover of biscotti, and now, the executive adviser of the shows at Pier59 Studios.
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"[Kushner] is a team player and a great manager who has built a team of really talented, capable individuals, many of whom he recruited," said a White House aide.
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"I do fear for the future," said Erin Brown Millon, a former United States national team player and current coach who directed U.S. Lacrosse's women's division for six years.
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I should have filed formal reports when I ran into issues instead of trying so hard to be an issue-free team player who can handle all things herself.
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A little context: Schweinsteiger made 342 league appearances for Bayern during 13 seasons as a first-team player; he won the Champions League once and the Bundesliga eight times.
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I have no idea why this thing thinks I'm such a contrarian loner though, in real life I am a fantastic team player because I always agree with everyone.
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Maybe the Garden doesn't become so toxic to free agents and Anthony's reputation as a team player doesn't pale compared to his standing as a spokesman on social ills.
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On October 38, five days before the raid, an anonymous ICE officer from the Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center (IPRC)—in the documents released, names of officers were redacted; an appeal has been filed to release the names of the officers involved—wrote an email with the subject "Op Team Player - world series update," referring to Operation Team Player, ICE's partnership with U.S. professional sports leagues to intercept counterfeit goods, including tickets and merchandise.
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But, the mid-20th century was also the era when the United States threw off its isolationism and embraced its role as a leader and team player in world affairs.
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She is a team player on and off the field and will get the ball to the person in the best position to score versus going for the glory herself.
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"There are these really deeply entrenched cultural value systems around hierarchy in the workplace, around not complaining, around being a team player and not taking things too seriously," Alemzadeh said.
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MOSCOW, Aug 23 (Reuters) - The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) said on Friday it had suspended Russian national team player Evgeny Kuznetsov for four years for testing positive for cocaine.
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I was unable to articulate why I thought compensation was important, and I let my manager make me feel that asking for more money meant I wasn't a team player.
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No matter where you fall in the hierarchy, you still need to embrace a team player mentality—and that means recognizing the value of working together toward a common goal.
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"That's the only way to make true friends with your colleagues, earn a reputation as a team player and hopefully do something every day that's bigger than you," she says.
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It's interesting to know that Goldman interviewers are looking not just at technical competencies but also at soft skills, like whether you communicate well and whether you're a team player.
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And while that type of answer suggests that a candidate is a team player, Recio is also happy to hear about more individual experiences, like the day someone got promoted.
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If I go out with them, I'll eat what they want me to eat and do the things that they want me to do just to be a team player.
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Going to corporate social events demonstrates you are a team player and also helps build relationships and name recognition that can play a role in career decisions down the line.
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Since then, knowing his reelection would be exponentially tougher if Trump — who won the state by 22019 points — opposed him, Cruz has remade himself as more of a team player.
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Millionaire men actually end up marrying women who are more easy-going, empathetic, and a team player; they tend to ultimately break up with or blow-off the "difficult" women.
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The truth is that with almost every interaction, you're being judged, and if you choose to not participate, you risk being labeled as anti-social or not a team player.
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So irritated seeing these white folks call Andrew Johnson a "team player" for having to cut his locs off at the whim of a racist referee and an uninformed coach.
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Team-player conservatives are tying themselves in knots explaining or defending Trump's Putin crush; liberal pundits are trying to memory-hole everything they wrote about Romney and Russia in 2012.
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" Cindy Parlow Cone, the vice president of U.S. Soccer and a former women's national team player, said on Thursday that she was "hurt and saddened by the brief U.S.S.F. filed.
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Did Attorney General Jeff Sessions want to show what a gung-ho team player he was on the eve of what turned out to be his forced resignation on Wednesday?
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A former national team player for Sweden, she is the longtime women's soccer coach at Wesleyan, and has also run, with her husband, Bulldog Cardinal soccer camp for many years.
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But IIF chief economist Charles Collyns pointed to the IMF's decision to include the renminbi in its Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) as proof that China wanted to be a team player.
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I honestly don't wear much make up, and I think $100 is a lot of freakin' money for it, but all the bridesmaids are doing it, and I'm a team player.
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Gary Howell, a Wasilla High track and field coach, said he remembered Russell as a funny guy who also had a smile and a joke and was a great team player.
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Congressional leaders seek a team player willing to compromise as they keep their eye on protecting their majorities and enacting the most conservative policy realistically possible in a deeply divided country.
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If you are a valuable and trusted employee (meaning you're timely, hard-working and generally a team player) you should not have an issue discussing a flexible schedule with your supervisor.
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And that kind of team-player partisan politics is a major reason for a lot of the horrific mistakes and pain Washington has imposed on this and other countries for generations.
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I would suggest that she ignore the perceived slights and instead build her reputation in her group and beyond as someone who can be both a team player and a leader.
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Find a Team Player"You want someone who thinks so much of their profession that they're willing to support it by being a part of state or national associations," says Hayden.
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" A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 While extolling the virtues of being a team player, Dr. O'Brien said, Justice Frankfurter "turned out to be a lonely dissenter.
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"She has gone above and beyond to convince establishment types that she is a team player and a Democrat," said Ian Sams, former national press secretary for Kamala Harris' presidential campaign.
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But where the story missed the mark, Jackson seemed to say in his post, was its assertion that he had mistakenly believed he could remold Anthony into a committed team player.
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That she says she's going to really change things but still wraps herself in the language of capitalism, promises the establishment that she's a "Team player" and secretly courts Hillary Clinton.
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"With the revenue we will rake in, we will be able to develop Cuban baseball from the base and raise the level," former star national team player Omar Linares told Reuters.
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Cruz portrays his fellow Republicans as corrupt hacks trying to hoodwink their own voters, in contrast to the noble and principled Ted Cruz Being a team player is very important in politics.
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But the fact that the POTUS was so thrilled to receive gear from Chicago's opposing team should remind sports fan (and fashion folks alike) of the importance of being a team player.
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Team player Casey Chambers tweeted out an email from a member of the Hearthstone team at Blizzard, which stated that the entire team received the ban for violating the company's official rules.
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I'm anxious that skipping out on bar nights—especially when our boss goes—will make me look like I'm not a team player, not invested in my job, or aloof and uptight.
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And despite Griffin's previous reputation as self-involved and not a team player, those experiences have allowed him to learn from his mistakes and improve himself as a person and a teammate.
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The Porto and Mexican national team player spotted a grey wall, set up with signs designating "USA" and "Mexico"—a clear nod to Trump's proposed infamous border wall—and responded with disgust.
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"The job of (a male national team) player requires materially different skill and more responsibility than (the women's) job does, while also taking place under materially different working conditions," the brief said.
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Its hero is both a stubborn individualist and a team player, the quiet central figure in a group portrait of square-jawed, clean-cut guys and their supportive, stoically suffering wives. O.K.?
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How else to explain the shake-up he has given the series here, taking a solitary character, whose sole traveling companion is usually a toothbrush, and turning him into a team player?
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That means Paul could be headed for a familiar routine during his tenure: fellow Republicans pleading with him to be a team player and resist his impulses to go his own way.
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What's next: This weekend, Bannon, Kushner and Priebus are having discussions about whether the marriage can be saved: "Either Steve becomes a team player and gets along with people, or he'll be gone."
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If you are a team player with a keen interest in the future wellbeing of our planet through the lenses of technology, climate change, economy, and trade, this is an opportunity for you.
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But Dwyer said that while he is honored to be talked of as a potential U.S. national team player, he is aware that he will face a fight to break into the squad.
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James' versatility as a team player is exactly what retired basketball player Magic Johnson, one of the best players of his time, said also makes James one of the greatest NBA players ever.
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" He recalled that shortly after, he "immediately got a phone call" from Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law "telling me I wasn't a team player and that I'd thrown Paul under the bus.
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Use this question as an opportunity to show that you're a team player, willing to fill in when needed, but also dig into what would require employees to work on holidays and weekends.
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"Operation Team Player remains one of the most important national initiatives for protecting sports fans from the sale of counterfeit products and counterfeit tickets," said Dolores DiBella, NFL's vice president of legal affairs.
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"I highly appreciate ... her making such a difficult decision," said Choi, the brother of unified team player Choi Ji-yeon "I felt a little strange to see North Koreans so close," he said.
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"From my perspective the senator from Arizona has been a great team player, always trying to get a constructive outcome no matter what the issue before us," McConnell said after Flake's speech. Sen.
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Finding comedy in lower-middle-class vulnerability is the gift of this long-running series, which, like Frankie herself, is a low-hype, hardworking, unflashy team player that gets way too little credit.
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Mr. Pence's philosophy, according to several White House staff members, is that he is a team player who has signaled that he needs to know only what Mr. Trump wants him to know.
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Sure, you want to be a team player, but especially if you have a project that requires uninterrupted thought, a few of these check-ins can prevent you from accomplishing what you need to.
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From Trump's point of view, can he trust Romney to share his worldview, and to be a team player, given that he would come into the job with his own power base and reputation?
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The Juventus and Portugal national team player has been open in the past about Cristiano Jr.'s interest in soccer, and has shared numerous videos of Eva Maria and Mateo kicking a ball around.
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The so-called Operation Team Player started at the end of last year's Super Bowl in Arizona and authorities have since confiscated some 450,000 illegal items, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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So in that sense, if the United States left NATO, it would raise very troubling questions about European stability and security, and also whether the US was ending its days as a team player.
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Former Manchester City youth team player Jason Dunford was one of four former players who waived their anonymity to appear in a BBC television program on Friday to say they were abused by Bennell.
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On Twitter, James gave fans a sincere scouting report on what they can expect from Bronny as a freshman, noting that he'll be ready to be a team player and learn from his mistakes.
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Vice President Jorge Glas was sidelined early this month by President Lenin Moreno, who accused him of not being a team player after the vice president said the government was publishing false economic data.
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Fernando Hierro, the former Spanish national-team player who took over for Lopetegui, tried to shield his players from blame — "I can look them all in the eyes" — but could not hide his disappointment.
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The bougie startup isn't just an interesting social milieu; it's also a hotbed of female ambition, where everyone is walking the line between being a beloved team player and standing out from the pack.
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Jordan has mended his relationship with McCarthy, whom he once challenged for minority leader, and as a top ally of President Donald Trump has emerged as a key team player in the impeachment battle.
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Jason Dunford, a former Manchester City youth team player, has also alleged that an organized group of child abusers was operating in the sport and that there was a conspiracy to cover it up.
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Any player who is injured, or one who is on the fringes of the national team player pool and is not called in for months or years, receives nothing until he returns to camp.
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Many Republican senators at the time grumbled that Cruz wasn't being a team player and was making their party look bad by demanding a concession that President Obama was never going to agree to.
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The Lakers had a similar situation with Kobe Bryant in 2013, ultimately deciding that the legend of Bryant being a one-team player was worth more to them than an empty spreadsheet of salaries.
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We want to make sure that we're best positioned to advance the person who's going to take that seat and I want to be a great team player in helping to make that happen.
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Their loyalty is based partly on Spanos's long efforts to get a new stadium in San Diego, and his image as a team player with the N.F.L., at least when it comes to league business.
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On a recent podcast, after James said this week he would sign with the Los Angeles Lakers, the Ringer's Chris Ryan said he thought of LeBron as the first "post-team" player in the NBA.
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He's never been much of a team player: he has devoted more time to lining his own pockets (in one year he earned £540,000 from journalism and public speaking) than to campaigning for his colleagues.
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The two old-school fans threw out everything by first-pass screenwriter Michael Arndt, who was rather less of a team player, and wrote in a free-form manner, taking walks and recording their conversations.
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Although German obituaries lauded Ms. Elsner as the last of the country's film divas, Mr. Levy recalled a different side to her: that of a team player who put the film before her own acting.
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More managers with privilege need to understand this, too — because it's not a matter of being helpful or a team player if not everyone is expected to help out — just the folks from marginalized backgrounds.
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Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus have reportedly been growing frustrated by Conway's failure to become a team player in a transition process where the top players are forming a tight knit group around the president-elect.
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You wait for the other shoe to drop, for the teen father to cheat or a jealous member of the squad to blow their cover, but everyone really is a true team player in the end.
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After months on Lesbos, he created a profile on Athlenda, a start-up described by its founder Lazaros Papadopoulos, a former Greece national team player, as "LinkedIn for athletes," bringing together players, coaches, clubs and scouts.
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At some point, the discrepancy between Mattis's view of himself as a loyal team player and Trump's suspicion that the secretary of defense is "sort of a Democrat" is likely to lead to a real rift.
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But during the Obama years, it was Warren who had a reputation for being willing to challenge, and even foil, a Democratic administration, while Sanders was known as an ideological gadfly but fundamentally a team player.
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"I was skeptical of the proposal, but I'm a team player, and the most important thing we can do is elect Democrats this fall and in 2020," said DNC member Bill Owen, who supported Fowler's move.
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All sports love to pay tribute to the idea of the self-effacing "team player," but if you look at the ranks for Formula 1's most successful drivers, a lot of them had mixed reputations.
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"If you were ever trying to alter your role in some way or just develop your role further, this might be a great opportunity to raise your hand and look like a great team player," she says.
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Mitt Romney is back to criticizing President Donald Trump — even as the president calls on him to be a "team player" and compares him to a now-former senator whose attacks were all bark and little bite.
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In truth, there were multiple issues with Shulkin's tenure in the Trump administration, including a minor scandal about Wimbledon tickets and a sense from some people in the White House that he just wasn't a team player.
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"Whether she&aposs on her surfboard or in the gym, Joss shows girls the importance of trying new things, pushing past stereotypes, and being a good team player," an American Girl representative said in a press release.
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"If you're somebody that is a team player, and you're dressed appropriately, and you're always welcoming to people, and they want to be around you ... then you'll hopefully be able to grow in the company," he explains.
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As Turkey on Monday began to hold funeral services for at least 17 of the people who lost their lives, details emerged about some of the victims, which included the father of Galatasaray soccer team player Umut Bulut.
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Ahmed Fawzi, a former Egypt national team player who was also in the studio, told El Watan News that Mohamed looked "exhausted" by the time Saudi Arabia cemented their 2-1 victory over the team, USA Today reports.
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At the WSF event, where she was honored alongside U.S. women's national soccer team player Megan Rapinoe, Shields said she found inspiration in her fellow athletes, and was eying a possible career move into Mixed Martial Arts (MMA).
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His record speaks to his unease as a team player: Woods, a 14-time major champion and a longtime world No. 22, is 21-21-22 in foursomes and four-ball matches, and 21-22016-103 in singles.
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But White House aides dismissed the notion that Kushner's sphere of influence would become an issue, describing him as "deferential" and a "team player" who is working in tandem with Cabinet secretaries, agency heads and White House staff.
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They are a new staple of corporate team-building, which puts them in an elite category of activities you might be required to do with your boss to prove that you are a team player who loves bonding.
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I also worry that if I apply and do not get the position, I may be passed over for internal promotions or other positions because I will be perceived as neither a team player nor a reliable employee.
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Reno weathered White House complaints that she was not a team player and that she sought too many special prosecutors to investigate cases, including the Whitewater affair involving the finances of the president and first lady Hillary Clinton.
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As we reported ... longtime 'Wheel' hostess, Vanna White, took over Sajak's hosting duties while he was recovering, and he commended her on 'GMA' for being a team player and having fun with it, and doing a great job.
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"Mike Pence is the ultimate team player and works every day to help the president succeed," said Robert T. Grand, an Indianapolis lawyer who helped raise money for Mr. Pence's campaigns in Indiana for Congress and for governor.
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Every national team player that does so would not only further dilutes the talent of the NWSL, but limit the five-year-old league's ability to leverage the presence of national team members to continue growing its brand.
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"I had to remember that I've always wanted this healthy marriage, I want it, and I've always been a team player, so I had to remember what I was in my marriage although it was in shit," she said.
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Johnson, who recently spoke with CNBC as the NBA Finals between the Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors was taking place, says that James has a quality that transcends other basketball stars out there: He's a true team player.
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The Democrats worry that Sanders won't be a team player if he loses, and that he and his supporters will be particularly problematic if Biden or another rival seen as out of step with progressives comes out on top.
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" Or, "We're going to lean on you to work long hours, accept lower pay and not complain about bad management because, hey, 'We're family,' and asking for a raise or flex time will mean you're not a team player.
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"He has great judgment, an even keel, he's a team player, a true friend and an inspiring example of what a senator can and should be," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said of Kyl shortly before the swearing-in.
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Ms. Melville, a fast-rising actress who shot to attention last year in the solo play "Iphigenia in Splott," proves her skills as an adroit team player fully capable, like the nimble woman she portrays, of scaling the heights.
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The message was unsubtle and a preview of what is to come as he seeks to rally the party behind him, even if Mr. Sanders's name went unsaid: Mr. Biden is a team player and Mr. Sanders is not.
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Beyond that, Dr. Slomovic suggested considering two questions: Do you have a choice in the first place, whether you can afford to not be in these programs, both financially and in terms of being seen as a team player?
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"[Pak] would be a valuable team player in any setting, especially one that would let her utilize her creativity, communication, and production skills," comments a former supervisor of Pak's at her alma mater, the University of California at Berkeley.
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For example, Woodward tells us that Bannon eventually shed his boisterous appearance at the beginning of the administration, became a team player, and "was 10 times the unifier that Jared and Ivanka were" by the end of his time in power.
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The overall effect serves to show just how much of a team player she really is, and underlines the content of the film, which is a ripe and timely comment on late, late-stage capitalism and essentially about boomeranging selflessness.
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In his one season with us, Rasual was the consummate team player and a great role model for our younger players on how a professional should prepare and act, while being a positive influence on everyone who associated with him.
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If you're focused on earning a title change or salary bump, he tells CNBC Make It, "you start to miss out on the things that are important parts of your job," such as being a team player or supporting your boss.
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Other celebrities who have been diagnosed with lupus include television personality Nick Cannon, Grammy-winning singer Toni Braxton, actress Kristen Johnston, retired US soccer team player Shannon Boxx and singer-songwriter Seal, who wears scars of the disease on his face.
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It is Mr. Barr's second stint in the job — he was also attorney general under President George Bush from 1991 to 1993 — and he has increasingly shown signs of heeding Mr. Trump's demand to have a team player in the role.
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Tip: Look at the situation through the other person's eyes, be prepared to offer several options, show that you've heard and understood the other side, and offer to help out in some way to demonstrate that you're a team player.
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TEAM PLAYER HITS HR R.B.I. Braves Hank Aaron 3,600 733 263,202 Cardinals Stan Musial 3,630 475 1,951 Diamondbacks Luis Gonzalez 1,337 224 20223 Nationals Ryan Zimmerman 1,696 257 958 Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. 3,184 431 1,695 Rockies Todd Helton 243,519 369 1,406 Royals George Brett 3,154 317 1,596 TEAM PLAYER HITS HR R.B.I. Braves Hank Aaron 1863,600 733 2,202 Cardinals Stan Musial 3,630 475 1,951 Diamondbacks Luis Gonzalez 843,337 224 774 Nationals Ryan Zimmerman 1,696 257 958 Orioles Cal Ripken Jr. 3,184 103 1,695 Rockies Todd Helton 2,519 369 1,406 Royals George Brett 3,154 4.993 1,596 Franchise history includes previous cities.
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" Davis said MacLaine was a "team player" and gave her all sorts of advice about navigating life on set, like "stand up for yourself" and "if we need another take, we're going to ask for one — we're going to get what we need.
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The Spanish league may have the top two highest team salaries overall, but the average pay for a first team player in England's Premier League is 36 per cent greater than any La Liga counterpart and almost double the average in Italy.
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The word "England" was painted in red on to the chest of a statue of Fyodor Cherenkov, a former Soviet national team player and Spartak Moscow midfielder who died in 2014, according to pictures that emerged on social media during the match.
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When I discussed this with my boss, I was told that bringing up the issue at our management meeting wouldn't be good if I wanted to seem like a "team player," and that not attending these events was considered inadvisable as well.
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What most didn't realize was that Patriots coach Bill Belichick cut Tebow after persuading him to turn down a $1 million endorsement deal because it's not the kind of thing a team player would do if he wanted to play for the Pats.
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Carey Price's trophy case includes a Hart and a Vezina, but Montreal's elite goaltender is a team player first as he tries to bounce back from his worst game in nearly four years when the Canadiens host the New York Rangers on Saturday.
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"He proved himself to be not only a truly outstanding goalkeeper, but a great friend and colleague, a real team player with a fabulous attitude and a warm and friendly personality," St. Albans Shirley Football Club said in a statement on Facebook.
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The larger more important suggestion tacitly embedded in the administration's new version of events is that Flynn was a rogue national security adviser, who was freelancing when he contacted an official from a hostile foreign government, rather than a team player implementing approved policy.
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The hard-nosed, conflict-prone political operative, who was unceremoniously fired by Trump's adult children months before the 2016 election and then isolated from the president — at least through official channels — is trying to show he can be a useful, well-behaved team player.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia national soccer team player William Tesillo told local media that he has been threatened via social media after his missed penalty kick in a Copa American shoot-out with Chile last week cost Colombia the chance to remain in the tournament.
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"In my opinion, there's no ideal place to be in women's hockey once you graduate college, where you're practicing five times a week, getting good quality games every weekend," said Jocelyne Lamoureux, a United States National Team player and forward for the Minnesota Whitecaps.
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In an effort to fit in and show she's a team player, Ginny tries to brush off the comment and issue a statement in support of Al, but her agent Amelia (Ali Larter) wants her to use the opportunity to make a larger statement.
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A striking 2013 survey correlated the backgrounds of every men's national team player over the prior 20 year period with socio-economic data from their hometown zip codes, then set that against their NBA all star, and NFL Pro Bowl peers from the same period.
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It was strange, though, to have the victorious Vulgarian spewing bile right across the Grand River from the resting place of Gerald Ford, whose museum here offers words associated with Ford that seem quaint by Trump standards: Trustworthy, Respectful, Team Player, Compassion, Steady Leader.
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The breadth of her call list serves another purpose: It reinforces the campaign's message that she is a team player for the party, looking to lift candidates up and down the ballot despite running as a populist outsider threatening to shake up the system.
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For example, before taking on something new, note to your manager that to be a team player, you're doing the bulk of the office housework — work that no one else would do — and ask to have that considered the next time you talk about compensation.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, US women's soccer team player Megan Rapinoe, and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made the shortlist as well; however, the Hong Kong protestors won the people's vote that TIME opens up every year leading up to the official announcement.
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Or would she understand that to get ahead in life it's good to be seen as a helpful team player and bad to be seen as a thin-skinned troublemaker and the best thing to do is either shrug it off or speak up in Biden's defense?
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This, combined with earnings from the NWHL (and no national team player signed with the NWHL for less than $210,2000), works out to a comfortable salary, one that allows national team players to focus solely on hockey, taking care of their bodies and working out appropriately.
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President Trump's SCOTUS nominee penned a letter for The Wall Street Journal Thursday, in which he insists he's a "pro-law judge" who will not be influenced by partisan politics or public pressure ... and will "always strive to be a team player" with the other Justices.
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That others got the glory for the first ascent was no bother to Mr. Clinch, a lawyer by profession who scaled mountains on several continents and was known among mountaineers as a consummate team player and a leader and organizer of infinite patience, diligence and humor.
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He told the commentator and former national team player Alexi Lalas in a podcast that given the melting-pot nature of the United States, it was "a ridiculous point of view" to say that a player must be born there to play for the national team.
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The far more damaging option, of course, is that Trump got rid of McGahn exactly because he was sick of McGahn not being enough of a team player in relation to the Mueller probe -- and kind of, sort of accidentally revealed that on Twitter Thursday morning.
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Those with knowledge of Ms. DeVos's relationship with the White House say she and the president have a positive working relationship, communicate regularly — and that he has generally seen her as a team player and one of the most effective at hard-charging his policy priorities.
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But apparently, again, according to Robert Costa, he was on Mitch McConnell's shortlist all along: ... McConnell is the one who early on thought Judge Thapar would be best choice, but went along w/ WH. Now, as process cracks open, he's asserting himself even as he remains a team player.
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Bestselling management author Suzy Welch says it's never too early in your career to lend a hand to other employees, even those more senior, and that finding a way to provide that support is a great way for early-career employees to develop a reputation as a team player.
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So far as we know, The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson is a team player who enjoys the full confidence of Kennedy and Lucasfilm; he made it all the way through the shoot with his head intact, at least, but stay tuned for the summer, which usually brings reshoots.
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It's by no means unheard-of for a member of Congress to get to the House by beating an incumbent Democrat in a primary — current establishment darling Beto O'Rourke did it, as did Cuellar himself — but once you make it to Washington you're supposed to become a team player.
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I think you are well within your rights to decline to contribute, but there is a decent chance you will pay what amounts to a social cost for doing so: Your manager and other colleagues may, even unconsciously, suspect that on some level you're not really a team player.
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Last year, he spearheaded a t-shirt campaign that helped raise over $100,000 to help fight elephant and rhino poaching, and this year, he has joined forces with Arsenal team player Aaron Ramsey to release the "Save the Rhino Vietnam" t-shirt to raise funds for Save The Rhino International.
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Immediately after the speech, Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader, said that Flake was a "very fine man" whom he valued as a "team player," and then moved on to procedural measures aimed at passing tax cuts, as part of a large-scale tax-reform bill working its way through Congress.
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You don't want to work for a leader who presents the company as one that gives employees a lot of time off and says they value employee happiness — only to be over-worked or not seen as a team player if you take time off when everyone else is working.
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In today's businesses, everybody has to be a team player, after all, and if you want to bring technology to bear on this, you first need data — and once you have data, you can go into full-on analytics mode and maybe even throw in a smidge of machine learning, too.
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There is plenty of evidence to suggest that moderate GOPers, women, minorities and other key groups that you need in order to win in November will think differently about you if you are a Trump endorser/supporter/team player…whatever term you are using to describe your affiliation with Trump.
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Most famously, Alexei Smertin, a former national team player and ambassador to the World Cup bid, set a world record for most efficient tautology by telling the BBC that "there's no racism in Russia because it does not exist," despite black players being routinely taunted and jeered using racial epithets.
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Because you're not playing for only yourself or for one or three other people — as is the case in solo or duo and squad games — 50 v 50 incentivizes players to revive complete strangers, gift weapons to spread the wealth of firepower, and otherwise be a nice human being and solid team player.
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But legislating is essentially a team sport, and McCain was a genuine maverick rather than a team player — frequently at odds with his own party's congressional leadership, uninterested in organizing a moderate bloc of his own, and certainly uninterested in enlisting as a reliable foot soldier in anyone else's ongoing legislative products.
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The Rich Are Different From You and Me: Gerri keeps encouraging Roman to be a team player, which is how he ends up in a bathroom, pitching a mega-rich, coke-snorting young Azerbaijani man named Edward — whose shoes, according to Roman, are probably made from the skin of human rights activists.
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The top benefits of hiring informed candidates, according to our survey results, are: Better employee retention More productive employee More engaged employee Better team player Improved employee experience Better source for employee referrals We've all heard the saying "time is money," but perhaps there is no more applicable instance for this saying than in recruiting.
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He's previously questioned Keith Ellison's (D-MN) position in Congress for being a Muslim, said he believes homosexuality should be illegal, and has twice been removed from his seat on Alabama's top court for defying federal orders — and to all that, Republicans said they could tolerate Moore as long as he was a team player.
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The willingness of other celebrities to speak out, such as Grammy-winning singer Toni Braxton, US soccer team player Shannon Boxx, actor and television personality Nick Cannon and singer-songwriter Seal, who wears the scars of discoid lupus erythematosus on his face, have helped the disease gain attention and foster understanding of its many challenges.
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Sanders' willingness to be a team player reflects an understanding that whatever he hopes to accomplish in his political future — whether he does in fact run for president in 2020, as many speculate he will, or whether he simply wants to see his progressive priorities become law — he'll need the Democratic establishment on his side.
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Kavanaugh, as he did with the Wall Street Journal op-ed on the eve of his confirmation vote last week, sought to knock the memory of his angry and confrontational testimony from the public -- touting his willingness to be a team player and his commitment to serving as an unbiased referee on the Court.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersIowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE (I-Vt.) with a line drive straight to his likability, electability and "not-a-team-player" soft spot.
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WATCH: Celebs React To Michelle Obama's Powerful Speech Against Donald Trump The first lady then turned her attention to Hillary Clinton's qualifications to serve as president, noting that the Democratic candidate "embodies so well all the values we try to teach our young people," including being a team player, never giving up and not taking any shortcuts.
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