"The United States National Soccer Team Players Association fully supports the efforts of the US Women's National Team Players to achieve equal pay," reads the statement.
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Women's team players received nothing for advancing to the knockout stages of the World Cup, while U.S. men's team players would have earned $329,376 for the same accomplishment, according to The Guardian.
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But non-national team players from the National Women's Hockey League have expressed their support for that national team players so the federation's only option appeared to be asking juniors to compete.
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When you hire your first employee, seek out team players.
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On average, women are far better team players and collaborators.
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Attending his funeral were current and former professional team players.
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The national team players did not waver in their stance.
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We were all team players after that, getting each other off.
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One student suggested hiring fewer star engineers and more team players.
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Current and former women's national team players also criticized US Soccer.
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We just can't get enough value out of B-team players while they are in training, and by the time we help them become A-team players, their GitHub accounts and contributions will reflect their learning.
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US women's national soccer team players celebrate their semifinal win against England.
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He would reward team players some weeks, then punish them the next.
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Leaders are team players, because they know that greatness is a collective feat.
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There was power in numbers, and in that era people were team players.
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My writers' room was much more collaborative, better team players, all the stereotypes.
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We've also talked to current U.S. national team players, and they are excited.
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I can certainly understand why the team players, coaches and public are upset.
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On one team, players may have access to multiple mental health care professionals.
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According to the lawsuit, if the men's and women's teams won each of the 20 non-tournament games they're contractually expected to play, the women's team players would earn a maximum of $99,000, while the men's team players would earn $263,320.
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But politics, over the long run, is a game for team players and conformists.
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Chilean and Paraguayan national team players do not even know who their coaches are.
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We're expected to be team players — and that can render our own contributions invisible.
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Iceland's football federation believes that the national team players value art — and she does.
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So what about the other team players who may have trouble hitting this standard?
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Women like me were "team players," and I was often complimented on my thick skin.
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We were hired to be team players, but this is being abused a little bit.
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The women's national team players are compensated as federation employees, an arrangement replete with benefits.
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The lawsuit states if the men's and women's teams won each of the 20 non-tournament games they are contractually required to play, women's team players would earn a maximum of $99,000 ($4,950 per game), while men's team players would earn $7503,320 ($13,166 per game).
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They're generally reliable team players, despite being forced to make multiple tough votes over the years.
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That's why it's not acceptable that our national team players are exploited for his election campaign.
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But we all want to be team players; no one will be sitting this one out.
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They're learners, builders and team players, and because of that, their career tends to keep soaring.
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Some inside Facebook believed that Instagram's co-founders, who valued their independence, weren't always team players.
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Research shows bosses who demonstrate high emotional intelligence make for better leaders and true team-players.
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According to the USWNT's lawsuit, if the men's and women's teams won each of the 232 non-tournament games they are contractually required to play, women's team players would earn a maximum of $2400,400 ($224,230 per game), while men's team players would earn $27.5,320 ($13,166 per game).
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According to the lawsuit, if the men's and women's teams won each of the 2013 non-tournament games they are contractually required to play, women's team players would earn a maximum of $99,000 ($4,950 per game), while men's team players would earn $263,320 ($13,166 per game).
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Most of Germany's current national team players are part of the millennial generation, which has embraced technology.
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U.S. Soccer brought in the Mexican and Canadian Soccer Federations to help handle national team players' salaries.
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I'm excited that I work with a group of such generous team players whom I deeply respect.
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"For the U.S. national team players, getting just a $2,000 bonus would be an insult," Rodriguez said.
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Solo has been leading the fight against U.S. Soccer for equal pay for women's national team players.
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Other U.S. Soccer Federation candidates include former national team players Paul Caligiuri, Eric Wynalda and Kyle Martino.
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It's an important note, because national team players also play in the NWSL under the same contract.
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To many of them, the inequality stems not only from the fact that some teams are stacked with seven or eight national team players while others sport only one, two, or none, but also from the ancillary financial opportunities available to the national team players, such as brand deals.
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Job hunters who are articulate, great communicators, team players and have strong business acumen will shine, McDonald said.
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Job hunters who are articulate, great communicators, team players and have strong business acumen will shine, McDonald said.
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Systrom and Krieger's pushback was seen as a display of their inability to be team players, Recode reports.
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Several years later, a few domestic-based national team players were in Haiti during the devastating 2010 earthquake.
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It's like a cohesive group of team players, and you don't think of that when you think entrepreneurism.
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There are people who are true team players who actually get excited for other people to win also.
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The key is to watch whether the candidate is considerate of others — an essential quality of effective team players.
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Among the documents filed with the suit was a list of 28 national team players and their home addresses.
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They have to be team players and excellent communicators both internally among their team and externally to their clients.
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They are also described as team players who are empathetic, thoughtful, steady and measured rather than bold and brash.
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"I'm confident the national team players' C.B.A. will be done in plenty of time for the season," he said.
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They had their own changing room at the training ground: not quite first-team players, no longer youth teamers.
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Because of their large N.H.L. salaries, United States men's team players do not rely on support from U.S.A. Hockey.
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In 2014 the government agreed with the main sports associations that 60% of national team players should not be white.
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Despite their Freedom Caucus membership, both Schweikert and Palmer have shown a willingness to be team players in the party.
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The league is unique in that U.S. national team players are required to play in the NWSL between Olympic years.
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They are team players who don't perceive relationships in terms of what they can get, but how they can support.
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National team players will not join the league as they prepare for the Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, in February.
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The complaints from Speaker Ryan, House Republican leadership, and rank-and-file members is that the Freedom Caucus aren't team players.
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U.S. Women's National Soccer Team players Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe, Meghan Klingenberg and Becky Sauerbrunn also provided capital to The Wing.
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Phife was a great rapper on his own, but more than that, he was one of the form's greatest team players.
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According to the team, players can be a pirate, a smuggler, a serial killer, a bounty hunter, or a boring colonist.
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As always, there was a problem with like-mindedness and a reluctance by team players to stand out from the crowd.
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However, many younger players have also pledged their support for the national team players through phone calls and on social media.
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To avoid fielding a team of juniors, U.S.A. Hockey would need to reach out to national team players and reopen negotiations.
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Even job-seekers who don&apost plan on applying to Google would be wise to show they&aposre good team players.
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Plush couldn't commit to the national team players joining NWSL camps this spring because the commitment is not his to make.
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It's not the job of the national team players to spread themselves out around the league and make their lives more difficult.
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The German plan, he said, was to double-team players like Lozano whenever they picked up the ball in the attacking half.
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That deal includes salary provisions for the national team players in the N.W.S.L. The minimum salary for non-allocated players is $15,000.
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"The statement from the minister should be viewed as, 'We're team players, we're on board with what the leaders want,'" Wang said.
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Ma said he tends to prefer people with a good emotional quotient because he finds that they make better leaders and team players.
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The Jaguares, made up predominantly of Argentina's national team players, failed to live up to the hype, winning just four of 15 matches.
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The company, which only provides current accounts to businesses, says new recruits must be data driven team players who put members first. 43.
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Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan linked arms with team players in solidarity at the game against the Baltimore Ravens in London's Wembley Stadium.
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A decade ago, three national team players resorted to posing for nude photos in an effort to draw attention to their low profile.
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The former national team players Julie Chu, Jenny Potter and Molly Engstrom are voting board members, but Knight said that was not enough.
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Known for being team players, collaborative leaders are typically less authoritative but their strength lies in making others feel valued and listened to.
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Croatia national soccer team players celebrate after a penalty is saved in a shootout during the quarterfinal match of this year's World Cup tourney.
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Team players all, they provided a way forward for a national side too often tainted with yobs, nerves, and poor tactics predicated on superegos.
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Chelsea's first-team players and coaching staff are all in self-isolation after winger Callum Hudson-Odoi tested positive for the coronavirus last week.
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A majority of the roster is not constituted of national team players — they are mothers, coaches and other women with nonhockey full-time jobs.
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The athletes said that some of them earned as little as 40 percent of what men's team players make, according to their lawyer Jeffrey Kessler.
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"The number of games being played throughout the year has already reached an unacceptable level, in particular for national team players," said an ECA statement.
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"We're looking to be team players and to help elect good people all over the country, so we can take back the majority," Sanchez said.
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In doing so, he said he prioritized finding team players with good communication skills, while also looking for people with a strong sense of purpose.
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The national team players just saw a big increase in their compensation when their union agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement with U.S. Soccer.
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Nearly all national team players signed with the league for $19,000 or more, while only one or two non-national team athletes crossed that threshold.
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While lesser players figure to improve through more training, ice time and focus, there's still a skill gap between national team players and everyone else.
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We've all heard how we must be "team players," and we're certainly not suggesting that employees refuse to sacrifice in order to get things done.
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N.W.S.L. players make as little as $7,200 a season, and the league operates under a $278,000-per-team salary cap that exempts national team players.
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To make matters worse, a knock to striker Raul Jimenez left Mexico with six important first team players injured before the following game against Honduras.
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Both sexes need to know how to be good leaders, defend ourselves, cook for our families and have good communication skills and be team players.
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Belgium's returning first team players made a sluggish start against the Samurai Blue and suddenly found themselves trailing by two goals with time ebbing away.
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Some national team players compete in the National Women's Hockey League, where salaries, which range from $10,000 to $26,000 a year, were reduced last season.
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More From VICE: In 2001, researchers John Manning and Rogan Taylor showed that professional football players had lower digit ratios than nonathletes, first team players had lower ratios than reserve or youth team players, footballers who played for their country had lower ratios than those who hadn't and those who played for their country more often (more caps) had lower ratios than those who played less often.
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There's apparently one or two Charisma cards for single players (one is called "Lone Wanderer") but investing in Charisma seems to be aimed at team players.
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The backdrop for the complaint is a dispute over U.S. Soccer's collective bargaining agreement with the Women's National Team Players Association, the union representing the players.
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He had become friends with several national-team players who are now in Botswana, and had been saddened when he learned that they weren't coming back.
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"I have a favorite team, players that I enjoy watching succeed and players that I dislike," said Duchesne, who is a student at Arizona State University.
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Sarri and the first-team players have agreed what amounts to a four-month pay reduction to help Italy's most successful club during the coronavirus crisis.
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For years now, both national team players and those hoping to be in the mix have cited that as a reason to play in the NWSL.
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Some people are saying they fibbed about the number of languages they speak, while others are saying they really aren't the team players they pretended to be.
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The United States National Soccer Team Players Association, the labor organization for members of the men's national team, showed its dissatisfaction with the details of Cordeiro's letter.
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The Breakers need to become more than a place where people go see their favorite national team players if it's going to succeed over the long term.
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The thinking is that chairmen and members who belong to the most coveted committees should be the biggest team players, especially when it comes to tough votes.
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All of the US women, meanwhile, play in the domestic NWSL, where the league maximum salary for non-national team players is less than $50,000 per year.
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Five first team players were injured and therefore missing from the match against El Salvador: Javier Hernandez, Jesus "Tecatito" Corona, Paul Aguilar, Oribe Peralta, and Nestor Araujo.
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While the USMNT released a statement of support last July, many of the women's team players felt slighted by the lack of explicit solidarity from the men.
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"This rule is inclusive of all players all over the field," Riveron said, showing several examples of illegal contact by ball-carriers, blockers and special team players.
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Many national team players, including India's captain Virat Kohli, have taken to social media to spread awareness about the virus and the importance of staying at home.
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But there is also another important distinction about the women's pay, said Rich Nichols, the general counsel for the United States Women's National Soccer Team Players Association.
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Stoneman Douglas baseball and softball team players, along with their families, were invited to the Miami Marlins and the St. Louis Cardinals spring opener, MLB's website states.
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It does no service to our security when the presidency is reduced to insulting tirades attacking first team players who shape the policies that protect our nation.
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Five years ago, Carlo Tavecchio, criticised the number of foreigners playing for Italian clubs, complaining that players who "previously ate bananas" were suddenly becoming first-team players.
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Now Morgan, who received national team coach Jill Ellis' blessing to play with Lyon, thinks other national team players may follow suit and look to play overseas.
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House Freedom Caucus members have often been left out of key leadership positions for this reason, serving as a sort of punishment for not being team players.
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The Argentine FA held a training course for all official members of the national team—players, coaches, executives, and journalists—run by a Russian language teacher Eduardo Pennisi.
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"What the USWNT players want more than anything is real, meaningful change," Becca Roux, the executive director of the US Women's National Team Players Association, told CNN Business.
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But that would be about the only threat the Golden Flashes could muster on a day when Clemson allowed its second- and third-team players to play extensively.
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Many of Albania's own national team players are Albanians from Kosovo, and some have already switched allegiance back to Kosovo since FIFA announced it would recognize the country.
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In addition to the firing of Lima, appearance fees for national team players remain a bone of contention, and women remain absent from the C.B.F.'s executive board.
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That the national team players' names are accurately written is a way of inviting people to nurture our language and to highlight the importance of writing it correctly.
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Both women's leagues will be without national team players for Canada and the United States next season as they prepare for the 2018 Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Team players in constant communication The Air Force is planning for its new robots and fighters to be able to do what they do best: sneak and surveil.
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In late November, after Football Leaks revealed that F.C. Twente had sold stakes in seven of its first-team players to a single investment fund, its president resigned.
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For four days, the United States men's national team players and their fans were forced to confront the possibility that they might not qualify for the 2018 World Cup.
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The next day, Portland's U.S. national team players, including Horan, Tobin Heath and Allie Long, depart for training in advance of two games later this month against South Korea.
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Australia's national team coach, Sandy Brondello, is also the head coach of the Phoenix Mercury and encourages her national team players to ply their trade in the United States.
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Despite their winning record and ability to generate tons of revenue for US soccer, the women's team players make a fraction of the income paid to the male players.
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The American people have relished watching the US National Women's Team players excel at their sport and stand tall for themselves and for women and girls across this country.
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Le Graet said French team players under Didier Deschamps would each get a 150,000 euro ($176,580.00) bonus if "Les Bleus" reach the semi-finals and 280,000 euros for the final.
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The federation filed a lawsuit this year seeking to clarify that its contract with the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Players Association runs through the Rio Olympics until Dec. 31.
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The deodorant brand plans to make a "tangible commitment" to the team's demand for equal pay, it told CNN Business, contributing $529,000 to the US Women's National Team Players Association.
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Although it is compelling when he says he would surround himself with an A team in the White House, his campaign is not chock-a-block with A-team players.
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Lopez's departure for Brazil means that Pachuca will now have sent a total of six first-team players to El Tri's 210 Olympic roster — more than any other Mexican squad.
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"Our (women's national team) players are incredibly talented and work tirelessly, as they have demonstrated time and again from their Olympic Gold medals to their World Cup titles," Cordeiro said.
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First-team players and staff at Inter have donated 4003,000 euros while crowdfunding campaigns set up by Roma, AC Milan, Juventus and Fiorentina have each raised more than 420,000 euros.
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Soon after she began kneeling, U.S. Soccer imposed a rule requiring national team players to stand in early 2017, and ever since Ms. Rapinoe has stood silently during the anthem.
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CEO Dick Burke says they've been working with clients on things like H-1B Visas for science and engineering talent or professional P visas, including team players for the Chicago Blackhawks.
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The women make $1,20163 each for a friendlies match win against a top-ranked team, while the men's team players get paid $17,625 each for victory, and $5,000 for a loss.
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When it comes to corporate culture, the group is dedicated to not cutting corners and encourages young team players to take on greater responsibilities, to push them up the career ladder.
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The United States National Soccer Team Players Association (USNSTPA), the labor organization for members of the men's national team, said it was not impressed with the details of Carlos Cordeiro's letter.
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Men's team players do not receive a salary from US Soccer, and they are paid only when they are called up to play for the men's team, according to the filing.
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They are less about creating bitchy characters that play into hackneyed fashion stereotypes and more about a kind of group recognition that success in fashion is hard and requires team players.
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They are less about creating bitchy characters that play into hackneyed fashion stereotypes and more about a kind of group recognition that success in fashion is hard and requires team players.
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But throughout that period, generations of women's national team players have complained that the federation's financial support and logistical infrastructure have lagged behind that of the more high-profile men's team.
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The filing said men's national team players had a greater level of responsibility than the women and that their job "requires a higher level of skill based on speed and strength".
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"The arguments and language contained in this week's legal filing caused great offense and pain, especially to our extraordinary Women's National Team players who deserve better," he said in a statement.
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Although athletic trainers most often treat team players and elite athletes, they also work at physical therapy and rehab clinics where they often see joint damage among recreational athletes like me.
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The club has already assembled a team of borrowed, out-of-contract and youth-team players, and last month, it started playing competitive soccer again under a new coach, Vagner Mancini.
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They don't realize the collaborative culture they've walked into, and do not develop reputations for being team players in a company that was perfectionist and content-controlling long before Kennedy came along.
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" U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati said the comments Solo made after the loss to Sweden were "unacceptable and do not meet the standard of conduct we require from our National Team players.
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"Until now we never had to force national team players to do something but always tried to convince them of something," Bierhoff said in an interview with Die Welt newspaper on Friday.
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" They want team players who are committed to helping the greater good of the team, which ultimately benefits the company: "A good employee volunteers his or her efforts before even being asked.
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"In contrast, the men's national team players have no guaranteed salary and are only paid for the training camps they attend and the games they play, plus game bonuses," the federation said.
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Andonovski will have his first chance to gel with the current national team players next week as they take on Sweden and Costa Rica in their final two friendlies of the year.
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According to the filings, USSF says their role on the women's team carries less responsibility than that of the men because they lack the strength and skill of the men's team players.
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PARIS — The United States Soccer Federation and the 28 women's national team players suing it for gender discrimination have agreed to begin a mediation process, representatives of both sides confirmed Friday night.
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Players from the U.S. men's squad threw their support behind their female counterparts in July and accused U.S. Soccer of not paying a fair share of generated revenue to national team players.
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This year Mr Deschamps has forged a side of likeable team players, who were as boisterous in the dressing-room after the match as they were disciplined, focused and ruthless during the tournament.
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The athletes, including star scorer Carli Lloyd and goalkeeper Hope Solo, claim some of them earn as little as 40 percent of what men's team players make, lawyer Jeffrey Kessler said on Thursday.
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And, since team players make a real-life salary in the Overwatch league, we asked if anyone would crack 7 figures this year ... but it doesn't seem we're at that point quite yet.
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Q. The reaction to the equal-play, equal-pay campaign has been so positive, but there are many players in your pro league who earn far less than the national team players do.
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While I definitely know programmers who are team players and development environments that are dynamic and exciting, there's still a pattern of individualism and relative quiet that doesn't mesh with my work style.
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VX has begun scoring employees specifically on their behavior, meaning year-end bonuses could be affected by whether they act ethically or are team players, two sources familiar with the policy said on Monday.
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He's handled a tough upbringing well, and I just think that he's one of our best team players and is one of the reasons why all of the guys wanted him on the team.
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Hypothetically, the chairman of the LA 2024 bid committee, Casey Wasserman, can't directly come out and say our bid is better than Paris's and we're being team players by wanting the 2024 or 2028 Games.
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Corruption, including three national team players who were barred for match-fixing in 1.53, and mismanagement are viewed as so pervasive that even this soccer-loving country has begun to turn away from the game.
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Sunday's soccer game was yet another chance for a swelling group of national team players to catch the eye of Coach Jill Ellis as she looks ahead to the 2019 Women's World Cup in France.
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On a good team, players get the help they need, they assist one another reciprocally, they're rewarded for their individual accomplishments, and they are treated similarly enough that they feel connected in a common enterprise.
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" U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati said the comments Solo made after Sweden beat the U.S. at the Rio Olympics were "unacceptable and do not meet the standard of conduct we require from our National Team players.
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In addition to paying the salaries of their national team players, U.S. Soccer and the C.S.A. cover the league office's costs, a contribution U.S. Soccer pegged recently at about $10 million over the first three seasons.
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U.S. Soccer said it pays the women's national team players a base salary of $230,000 per year, and an additional $67,500 to $72,500 per player as a salary for playing in the National Women's Soccer League.
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The U.S. Women's National Team Players Association (USWNTPA) said in a statement it made progress during contract negotiations with U.S. Soccer in 2017 regarding compensation and working conditions but that more work needs to be done.
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The government has sometimes required families of national-team players to turn over the deeds to their houses as a guarantee in case their sons fled, and if Arefaine defected his family could lose their home.
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One important argument in favor of limiting participation in primaries to party members is that doing so gives independents an incentive to register for the party, and it rewards those who commit to becoming team players.
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The United States Women's National Team Players Association represents only the 413 players allocated by U.S. Soccer to nine of the NWSL's ten teams (meaning those players' salaries are paid by the federation rather than their teams).
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The Connecticut Whale and New York Riveters had four and three apiece, but none of New York's national team players were American or Canadian; all came from second- or third-tier national teams, such as Team Japan.
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Through it all, Riley held true to the tenets of the game that he had described in his book "The Winner Within: A Life Plan for Team Players," which was published early in his tenure with the Knicks.
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And, in the spirit of being team players, we truly hope Brady doesn't let the Twitter trolls get him too far down, because we need more of these hilarious #DoNothing ads to keep us laughing and moving forward.
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The Boston Pride, who won the first ever Isobel Cup in the championship finals earlier this month, featured eight national team players, while the Buffalo Beauts, who played the Pride, were home to five, both American and Canadian.
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In a rather dramatic escalation of the collective bargaining agreement talks that had been ongoing between the two sides, U.S. Soccer filed suit against the Women's National Team Players Association in a federal court in Chicago on Wednesday.
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"It was an amazing team of some of the very best and brightest here in Washington — all smart and savvy, well-connected and good team players," said former Podesta principal Cristina Antelo, who launched Ferox in February 2628.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - American golfer Patrick Reed has denied cheating in a tournament last week and hit out at International team players for saying he had, as a little edge entered proceedings on Tuesday ahead of the Presidents Cup.
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Beltran said he also looked forward to sharing a clubhouse with the emerging stars on the Puerto Rico team — players like Francisco Lindor, Javier Baez and Carlos Correa — and forming new friendships that will last beyond this tournament.
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The national team players began calling those potential replacements, asking them to take their side for the good of the game's future — for all the women and little girls who hoped to be treated equally in the future.
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Pellegrini defended his selection, saying fixture congestion and injuries to first-team players gave him no choice, and suggested that they should have been scheduled to play a day earlier so they would have been better prepared for Kiev.
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"There's just a mentality out here for whatever reason that women just don't deserve to be paid the same as men in professional sports," Rich Nichols, the former executive director of the Women's National Team Players Association, told Vox.
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The lawsuit claims that if the men's and women's teams won each of the 20 non-tournament games they are contractually required to play, women's team players would be paid roughly 38% of what the men would be paid.
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"The comments by Hope Solo after the match against Sweden during the 2016 Olympics were unacceptable and do not meet the standard of conduct we require from our National Team players," U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati said in a statement.
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"Our number one goal is to produce first-team players, but if they fall short of that, or their opportunities dry up, then we have to say that we have produced players for the sake of the game," he says.
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In the intervening years between leagues, the team lost most of its well-known U.S. National Team players, including future World Cup winners Kalley O'Hara, Lauren Holiday, Amy Rodriguez, Meghan Klingenberg, and Sydney Leroux, who could have helped market the team.
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With US national team players going on a seemingly endless chain of loans—aside from the rare Geoff Camerons of the world—fans only needed a solid, non-transferrable connection to an EPL team to push them over the edge.
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While the men's team players are famous, adored, and richly rewarded, the women — despite winning the World Cup without conceding a single goal — mop the floors in their own changing rooms and barely make a living wage from their professional careers.
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Since 2013, partly because of aggressive recruiting by M.L.S., a core group of national team players who had established a toehold in Europe — players like Michael Bradley and Clint Dempsey, and later Jozy Altidore and Alejandro Bedoya — has migrated home.
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In front of national and often global audiences, the playing of our national anthem is an opportunity for our Men's and Women's National Team players and coaches to reflect upon the liberties and freedom we all appreciate in this country.
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Indeed, the dynamics of tokenism — one woman on an otherwise all-male board — work against the dissent Buffett urges boards to embrace and instead can encourage conformity, when women fear being seen as "not team players" if they ask tough questions.
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LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) - The Premier League will hold an emergency club meeting on Friday regarding future fixtures after Arsenal Spanish manager Mikel Arteta tested positive for the coronavirus with the London club's first team players set to self-isolate.
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Fox plans to go all-American with its top broadcast crew for next year's World Cup, pairing the play-by-play man John Strong in the booth with the former United States national team players Landon Donovan and Stuart Holden.
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"The comments by Hope Solo after the match against Sweden during the 2016 Olympics were unacceptable and do not meet the standard of conduct we require from our national team players," U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati said in a statement.
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With the N.W.S.L. season set to open April 15, this weekend's discussions took place in what most likely will be the last time the national team players will gather in the same city until a trip to Norway in June.
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She also garnered attention for saying she would not visit the White House if they won the championship, joined her teammates in demanding equal pay to the US men's national team players, and has been a champion for LGBTQ rights.
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But it also meant McCarthy was faced with a difficult dilemma: put the Trump-loyal conservatives who drove fissures within the Republican Party, but appear to reflect the tenor of the Republican base, in charge, or reward the team players.
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In a response, the USWNT said the numbers were "utterly false," which was backed up by the U.S. men's team on Tuesday, which also accused the U.S. Soccer Federation of refusing to pay national team players a fair share of generated revenue.
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The national team players Hope Solo, Carli Lloyd and Megan Rapinoe were among those who used social media to complain about the minor league baseball field that was used for the game between the Seattle Reign and the Western New York Flash.
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At first glance, Monza is little changed from the club it has always been: a modest, provincial place, where parents of youth-team players, coaches and sundry older locals mill around the coffee bar that serves as the centerpiece of the training ground.
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Five superstars from the women's World Cup championship soccer team made history on Thursday when they filed a federal labor complaint against U.S. Soccer, claiming they're paid just 231 percent as much as the men's team players – despite generating tens of millions more in revenue.
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In an interview with ESPN last week, he placed some of the blame on young American players themselves, lamenting a sense of "contentment" in youth national team players who seem unwilling, or unable, to force their way past older pros and onto the field.
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Procter & Gamble, a sponsor of the team, said this month it would donate $529,000 — $23,000 for each of the 23 players on the U.S. team that won the World Cup — to the U.S. Women's National Team Players Association to help close the pay gap.
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The U.S. National Soccer Team Players Association on Tuesday issued a statement in solidarity with the U.S. Women's National Team in its pursuit of pay equity and blasted what it called "false accounting" by the president of U.S. Soccer, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Germany's national team players offered 2.5 million euros to help fight the virus on Wednesday but Borussia's players are the first from the Bundesliga to accept pay cuts, something that is seen as inevitable across all suspended leagues and sports if the crisis drags on.
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Angering some women's team players, Cordeiro released his letter on the eve of one of the national team's biggest games played on US soil, a rematch of the 2019 World Cup game against Spain in front of a sold-out crowd in New Jersey.
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At the same time, the women's national team players' association is in the middle of negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement with U.S. Soccer — one that is likely to determine the players' pay and working conditions through the next World Cup or two.
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"Today, Judge Coleman ruled in favor of U.S. Soccer and affirmed that the existing CBA (collective bargaining agreement) with the U.S. Women's National Team Players Association is valid through the end of 2016, including the no-strike, no lockout provision," U.S. Soccer said in a statement.
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In 2016, a group of players including Morgan, Lloyd, Megan Rapinoe, Becky Sauerbrunn and former goalkeeper Hope Solo, filed a federal labor complaint against U.S. Soccer, claiming they're paid just 40 percent as much as the men's team players — despite generating tens of millions more in revenue.
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Prior to filing this lawsuit, Rapinoe was also part of a group of players who filed a federal labor complaint against U.S. Soccer in 2016, claiming they're paid just 40 percent as much as the men's team players — despite generating tens of millions more in revenue.
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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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The presentation sections Zs into four types—The Gypsy Kings and Queens ("eclectic and entrepreneurial risk-takers"), The Free Radicals ("independent, alternative thinkers"), The Challengers ("strong, steadfast, educated doers"), and The American Dreamers ("optimistic team players")—and explains the best ways to market to each one.
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In the last month, Gulati and national team players, like the co-captain Becky Sauerbrunn, have used the phrase "equitable and fair" to describe the goal of any agreement; last year, the union made repeated and vociferous demands for "equal pay" with the men's national team.
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The great men of history are typically presented as determined individuals rather than team players, and Cooper treats Johnson Sirleaf no differently, telling the story of Liberia's momentary and ultimately unsuccessful push against female genital mutilation as if it originated with the president's overwhelming humanitarian impulse.
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Some of the affected players are boldface names: Manchester United's Anthony Martial and David de Gea, Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic, and Liverpool's Mario Balotelli are among an estimated 135 first-team players in the Premier League who might not meet the new standards if they went into effect today.
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"I have made it clear to our legal team that even as we debate facts and figures in the course of this case, we must do so with the utmost respect not only for our women's national team players but for all female athletes around the world," Cordeiro said.
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"I have made it clear to our legal team that even as we debate facts and figures in the course of this case, we must do so with the utmost respect not only for our Women's National Team players but for all female athletes around the world," he said.
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Those moves broke the virtual monopoly the N.W.S.L. had on United States national team players, but they were not the only worrisome moves; Kadeisha Buchanan and Ashley Lawrence, young Canadians who had have been coveted by the league, chose to sign with European clubs instead of entering the draft.
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The agreement also reinforces the national team players' commitment to the N.W.S.L. through their league salaries, while at the same time establishing a mechanism for them to pursue opportunities abroad, as players like Carli Lloyd and Crystal Dunn (in England) and Morgan (in France) have done in recent months.
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As the women's boycott continued and the national team players' participation in the championship began to appear doubtful, U.S.A. Hockey approached junior players; players from pro leagues; college players from the Division I, Division III and club levels; and even recreation players to ask if they would be replacements.
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The issue has gained attention heading into the Summer Olympics as five members of the World Cup-winning U.S. Women's National Soccer Team filed a labor complaint against U.S. Soccer, claiming they're paid just 40 percent as much as the men's team players – despite generating tens of millions more in revenue.
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Thursday evening, after four days of negotiations in Philadelphia between the U.S. women's national ice hockey team players and their sport's national governing body, USA Today confirmed that USA Hockey has reneged on earlier negotiated points and will search for replacement players—scabs—for the upcoming IIHF Women's World Championships.
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Thursday evening, after four days of negotiations in Philadelphia between the U.S. women's national ice hockey team players and their sport's national governing body, USA Today confirmed that USA Hockey has reneged on earlier negotiated points and will search for replacement players—scabs—for the upcoming IIHF Women's World Championships.
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While the Cubans — who said they had brought about half their front-line national team players — were losing seven of 10 games in Canada before reeling off seven straight victories south of the border, the star infielder Yulieski Gourriel, 32, was auditioning for major league clubs, having defected in February.
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The women had good reason again to celebrate the support of 21,792 chilled fans at Pratt & Whitney Stadium, as they continued to make their case against U.S. Soccer in a suit filed before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, demanding similar compensation, bonuses and per diem as the men's national team players.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. women's national soccer team players pushed back in a court filing on Monday against claims by the U.S. Soccer Federation that some members earn more than their male counterparts, as they argued for class action status in the latest chapter of their closely-watched legal fight.
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Let's put aside the fact that this seems to be yet another case of the hockey world puffing out its chest over being the ultimate team game, full of team players who always say "we" and never say "I" because they're not spotlight-hogging glory boys like some other sports we could mention.
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WATCH: President Trump Jokes Wife Melania Will Be 'Next to Leave' White House During Press Dinner Multiple aides who are considering departing said they didn't have a clue who could fill their roles — adding that their desire to remain team players has kept them on the job longer than they had planned.
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Several of the candidates, including the former men's national team players Eric Wynalda, Kyle Martino and Paul Caligiuri and the former women's goalkeeper Hope Solo, have publicly declared that they had the required nominations, and the first person in the race, the Boston lawyer Steve Gans, was reported to have his as well.
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Neurons, at the time, were the undisputed flashy darlings of the scientific world; seen as the A-team players of our mood, our mental health, our memory, responsible for creating the trillions of synaptic connections needed for us to think, feel, remember, learn, and love, for all of our intuitions and perceptions.
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A few weeks ago, at an event in Amsterdam, some of the club's younger fans recognized him as "that guy from the internet," and he occasionally spends time at the club's training center, on the outskirts of the capital, where he is known to some of the Ajax first-team players and coaching staff.
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And team players who look at the success Sanders has had are going to see that they could haveeven more success â" not just in presidential primaries, but in primary elections for House and Senate seats and state and local offices â" if people who don't have some of Sanders's flaws took his ideas and ran with them.
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Clinton is willing to make enough labor-friendly commitments — oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership, back Cadillac tax reform, back away from education reform, hike the minimum wage — and most unions were willing to proclaim themselves happy with that on the grounds that whatever they did, Clinton was going to win, so they might as well be team players.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday vacated an arbitrator's decision that said the federation, represented by Latham & Watkins, violated its bargaining agreement with the U.S. National Soccer Team Players Association in 2013 by allowing the images of eight players to be used on a poster by tequila company El Jimador.
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" U.S. Soccer's lawyers at Seyfarth Shaw referred my request for comment to the Federation, which said in an email statement, "Women's national team players are paid differently because they specifically asked for, and negotiated, a completely different contract than the men's national team, despite being offered, and rejecting, a similar pay-to-play agreement during the past negotiations.
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"There are no genuine issues of fact to prevent the core issues of U.S.S.F.'s liability for wage discrimination from being decided in Plaintiffs' favor now," the players' lead lawyer, Jeffrey Kessler, wrote, citing as support the words of current and former U.S. Soccer officials and even a recent statement from the men's national team players union.
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When Wambach was arrested on a drunken-driving charge earlier this year, Bedoya and forward Jozy Altidore expressed their schadenfreude on Twitter, referencing both Wambach's comments questioning the patriotism of foreign-born men's national team players and a 2015 incident in which Solo's husband was stopped on suspicion of driving under the influence while they were in a borrowed team van.
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Rapinoe, who has described herself as a "walking protest," has skyrocketed to national prominence for leading her team's undefeated run to win the World Cup on Sunday, championing the lawsuit filed by 28 US Women's National Team players demanding pay equal to the men's team -- and asserting that she would not be "going to the f*****g White House" if the women's team won the World Cup.
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The six-month calendar, then, is the most obvious recent product of an improved working relationship between U.S. Soccer and an energized women's national team players association, which has pressed, both through its collective bargaining agreement and in bi-weekly meetings between the union's executive director, Becca Roux, and federation officials, for more concrete commitments about when the players will be expected to be available.
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While some prominent members of the national team have moved to teams abroad — notably two of the E.E.O.C. complainants, Alex Morgan and Carli Lloyd — most of the national team players compete for teams in the N.W.S.L. Their league salaries are structured as part of their national team contracts, and thus paid by U.S. Soccer as part of its ongoing subsidization of the domestic league.
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At the time, U.S. Soccer said it had brought the action only after Richard Nichols, the executive director of the union, the Women's National Team Players Association, threatened to repudiate the agreement during a negotiating session over a new C.B.A. Coleman's decision merely ensures that the current agreement will remain in force until a new one is negotiated, but it does not mean there will not be a work stoppage.
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A group of researchers from the German Technische Universitat of Dortmund and the Technical University in Munich, as well as the Ghent University in Belgium, came to this conclusion using machine learning based on several factors, such as the FIFA rankings, each country's population and their gross domestic product (GDP), bookmakers' odds, how many of the national team players play together in a club, the player's average age, and how many Champions Leagues they've won.
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