"He's tenacious, and trust me, with the Chinese, you need to be tenacious," U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, a former Iowa governor, said of Branstad.
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Emma is a force, and her tenacious perseverance impressed me.
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Oh and Tenacious D.Oh my god, "El Scorcho" is hilarious.
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As the opinion gave me comfort, I grew more tenacious.
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"He was tenacious, like a bulldog," Roldugin said of Putin.
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On the contrary, Mr Modi's party is tenacious and aggressive.
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Walls' tenacious reporting had taken her all over the world.
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Some of his most quotable lines are still tenacious memes.
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The Bulldogs are tenacious on defense and efficient on offense.
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Her voice has a breathy fringe but a tenacious core.
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His parents loved knowledge and were tenacious, working multiple jobs.
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And it's a very scrappy, tenacious competition, winner take all.
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The tenacious beauty lover started the project at 9:47 a.m.
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The pair is far from done churning out pithy, tenacious characters.
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A bureau that looks tenacious in its investigatory efforts of Mrs.
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They were more tenacious, and the result is what we deserve.
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That's one way to get a tenacious bulldog on your trail.
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And that has proved to be truly compelling and tenacious computing.
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It attributed the rise to "tenacious adjustments" by the manufacturing sector.
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In Washington, Mueller has a reputation for being a tenacious investigator.
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"I have a tenacious spirit, and so does she," Paulson added.
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This year the tenacious entrepreneur is expecting sales to reach $21.2,243.
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If racism is so tenacious and adaptable, what can be done?
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Off-screen, Driver is just as tenacious — but he's no miscreant.
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" She described their son, now 7, as "tenacious, smart and funny.
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"We had our Twitter account hacked," Tenacious D wrote on Facebook.
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Ms. McCarthy became a tenacious advocate for gun control in Congress.
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But Mr. Loeb is one of the most tenacious activists around.
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Vandalizing the Parthenon temple in Athens has been a tenacious tradition.
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The invaders are big, testy, tenacious — and they'll eat absolutely anything.
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Put it all together and depression is a tenacious and scary condition.
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The tenacious Mr. Ackerman eventually secured the rights from Fox's classics division.
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I first encountered Jim Rugg and Brian Maruca's tenacious heroine in 2005.
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"I have a tenacious spirit, and so does she," says Paulson, 41.
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The gilets jaunes movement is tenacious, but is fading on the ground.
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" Bergeson's family issued a statement praising the "tenacious work of law enforcement.
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The patriarchy is tenacious, and it is everywhere, including inside our heads.
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"They are tenacious, hungry and understand the value of accomplishing the mission."
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Those more tenacious strains can lead to genital warts and cervical cancer.
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Good luck, young Santa skeptic, in your tenacious pursuit for the truth.
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Less was tenacious in all things, her father said, including her career.
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Daniels is a formidable foe: smart, tenacious, and unfazed by character attacks.
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He was a tenacious punt blocker and a relentless player on defense.
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It's a tactical, tenacious, cleareyed optimism, in the tradition of the Rev.
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A couple more shots by Morocco were blocked by tenacious Iranian defenders.
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Leslie is a smart, tenacious woman, which threatens a lot of men.
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And so I'd known that mycelium could be really tenacious and strong.
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Herring are tenacious and resolute; they can be surprisingly difficult to eradicate.
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Take it from an alum, the SDNY is uniquely tenacious and relentless.
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But so far the blink has proven a tenacious opponent of good snapshots.
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The YSDT dancers move like this often, tender yet aggressive; tenacious yet desperate.
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We might be particularly tenacious since we can adapt to nearly any lifestyle.
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Faure invokes the potential available to those liberated from the shtetl's tenacious grip.
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Jack Black had a very special guest at a recent Tenacious D show.
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While Fadell's tenacious management turned many people off, it also bred incredible devotion.
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His tenacious approach had, it is said, rubbed some employees the wrong way.
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Below, read about Mardini's tenacious and heroic journey, via Alexander Hassenstein of Getty.
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The Yellow Jackets (7-5) had no answers for a tenacious Bulldog defense.
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He's very respectful of his teammates and the game, but he's very tenacious.
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And it's about time we handed a tenacious woman some decision-making power.
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Tenacious taunts from the European champion decorated the majority of her public appearances.
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But what HIV did do was make me tenacious about sticking at university.
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But Prince may have been the most tenacious musical competitor of them all.
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A recent trip to Miami revealed tenacious support for Trump among older Cubans.
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"He hits the ball a long way, he's gritty, he's tenacious," said McGinley.
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She was talked about (adjectives like "tenacious" were popular) and seen on video.
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It even included a sample dialogue of a bizarrely tenacious wrong-number conversation.
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I've named him Bradley and I love him and his big, tenacious spirit.
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Spacone: It only made punk rock, as a scene, that much more tenacious.
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With their continued support, we shall be tenacious in our state-building efforts.
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He will no doubt continue to be tenacious and unflinching toward big targets.
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Evangelicals' tenacious affection for Donald Trump is not a bug driven by expediency.
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In the end, he was too brave and tenacious for his own good.
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"The tenacious Texan versus the Manhattan moron," the announcer labeled Tillerson and Trump.
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The women of Howard were tenacious and dynamic — and comfortable in their glory.
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You're also tenacious and hardworking, when you have a goal, you go for it.
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"I have learnt how determined and tenacious he is," Scott said of her son.
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English Bulldogs are a quintessentially British breed said to symbolize the country's tenacious spirit.
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It has enjoyed a tenacious afterlife that has not received the attention it deserves.
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But despite the protesters' tenacious outcry, President Trump greenlit the pipeline's construction last January.
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But her advocates and targets alike say she can be tenacious, though fair-minded.
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"You have to be a very tenacious person to survive out here," she said.
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To Sheldon Adelson's credit, he didn't get to where he is without being tenacious.
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And now the conservationists turned to face their most tenacious foe: the Argentine ant.
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He has already proven himself to be perhaps Trump's most tenacious and dangerous adversary.
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Allyson Portee is a tenacious and driven communications consultant and business and fashion contributor.
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One especially tenacious, complex problem, for instance, has held up one project for years.
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The Assad regime proved more tenacious than the Syria experts within the government expected.
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"We Koreans are exceptional, we are tenacious, we are peace-loving," Mr. Moon said.
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Aleshea Harris's tenacious neo-western "Is God Is" was a play bent on revenge.
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But spirituality's grip remains tenacious, with the search for meaning merely taking different paths.
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Since then he's developed a record for being tenacious, partisan, combative and hard-working.
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Dontzin, provided tenacious and zealous advocacy on behalf of Mr. Falcone and his entities.
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Villanova opened the second half with some tenacious defense and closed within 563-256.
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"He's the most tenacious, dogged human being I've ever run across," Lannan told me.
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"It's about capitalism at its most tenacious, heartless and dehumanizing worst," Mr. Ruffalo said.
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She is a tenacious strategist who has clashed with Mr. Trump's most senior advisers.
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He helped organize the Newspaper Guild at The Sun and became a tenacious unionist.
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Mr. Lozman calls himself "a persistent and tenacious underdog," which may be an understatement.
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She is a true professional who is a tenacious and effective advocate for Democrats.
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Angry, witty, tenacious and eloquent, Spence's Final Project is getting the exposure it deserves.
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I have this tenacious part of me that keeps doing it until it clicks.
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"Sorry it took you so long, but you're pretty tenacious about it," she told him.
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Our objectives should include: All of these incremental efforts would require hard and tenacious efforts.
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The government's initial handling of the epidemic allowed the virus to gain a tenacious hold.
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Not only is it a space game but its players are a notoriously tenacious bunch.
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These women are so obviously qualified, committed to their craft, and tenacious in their hustle.
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Also, like velociraptors, they are tenacious and will follow up multiple times on your behalf.
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It's pure, in-your-face brutality rife with tenacious distortion and heart-pumping blast beats.
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" Jurors noted Tapper's "tenacious commitment to sorting fact from fiction, a quality essential to journalism.
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"The Czechs were long the most tenacious advocates of human rights in China," Godemont said.
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As we have discovered again and again, the jihadist enterprise is tenacious, resilient and opportunistic.
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He is tough as nails, tenacious, gritty, and devoted to the American law enforcement community.
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The songs are tenacious and powerful, yes—but there's a sense of calm within each.
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Effie Everdeen: Equal parts whimsical and tenacious – how does that not describe the youngest child?
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I love The Lonely Island, I love Tenacious D, I love Flight of the Conchords.
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Our rivals are tough, tenacious and committed to the long term, but so are we.
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" Under its tenacious owner, Ana María Cofiño, Carrión writes, it became a "center of resistance.
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It will require a tenacious solidarity from all of us to endure the months ahead.
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It will require a tenacious solidarity from all of us to endure the months ahead.
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Dontzin was "tenacious," according to arbitrator Antonacci, in the subsequent negotiations for a revised deal.
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Injustice will only make Hongkongers more determined, resolute and tenacious in our cause for democracy.
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If you are tenacious and if you have the will, it all comes back to you.
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HIV, which causes AIDS, was a tenacious foe, genetically far more complex than other known retroviruses.
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As Paris is the show's unbending moral compass, Woodard is a natural in such tenacious role.
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Now that we've cracked its genetic code, we're one step closer to defeating the tenacious parasite.
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For those close to Fadell, however, his more abrasive, tenacious style is an asset for Nest.
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Perhaps it is the crystallization of an attitude into a habit, a far more tenacious evil.
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"I have never known a man more tenacious and resilient than John McCain," Jeff Flake said.
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The Black Knights struggled to find much of an offensive rhythm against the Wildcats' tenacious defense.
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Kayla, a tenacious athlete, was going to try out for the varsity basketball team this year.
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Meanwhile, Horford is susceptible to giving up rebounds when faced with a tenacious and physical opponent.
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Then, the Tenacious D account tweeted the tragic, extremely fake news of Jack Black's untimely death.
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Take a look at the funniest thing Tenacious D ripped off that wasn't their own show.
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And one of those was the tenacious, ambitious, awful-but-also-kind-of-great Bette Porter.
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Ms. Mezzacappa, a bassist, is releasing "Glorious Ravage," an album of tenacious momentum and teetering squall.
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In the recording, Mr. Baghdadi praised his foot soldiers for waging a tenacious battle in Mosul.
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While Crosby can play tenacious defense, his reputation is as a spellbinding puck handler and playmaker.
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He is tenacious on both ends of the floor and unafraid of any opponent or moment.
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In the following decades, he emerged as one of the most tenacious moguls in the entertainment industry.
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The Sun enters tenacious Water sign Cancer, lighting up the fame and fortune sector of your chart.
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"We'll enjoy the tenacious work and eventually, celebrate the justice these men should have had long ago."
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The Moon is in tenacious Scorpio today, encouraging you to keep hard at work toward your goals.
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Which is the hallmark of a tenacious and durable founder and leader and his or her company.
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The Moon enters tenacious Cancer this evening, lighting up the success and recognition sector of your chart.
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She will face Daria Kasatkina, who overcame the tenacious Dominika Cibulkova, 4-6, 7-24, 218-26.
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Speaking to PEOPLE in September, Panjabi said her Blindspot chracter is "equally tough and tenacious" as Kalinda.
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In 2002, President George W. Bush chose the tenacious Wall Street veteran as his chief economic adviser.
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But the Senna's most alluring attributes are its featherweight construction, tenacious handling, considerable downforce, and relentless brakes.
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"It took one woman, one courageous, tenacious woman, to bring a criminal to justice," Ms. Motsinger said.
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Despite all of her notoriety, Bertita never changed, she was still sweet, wry and tenacious as ever.
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It's impossible to succeed unless you are learning — and in order to learn, you must be tenacious.
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Love & Basketball follows Monica Wright (Sanaa Lathan), a tomboyish baller with raw hoop skills and tenacious determination.
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Groves was remembered as an exceptional student who made the Dean's list and a tenacious basketball player.
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War has spread across the empire of Sumner Redstone, one of the entertainment industry's most tenacious titans.
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Her website describes her as a "tenacious litigator" who is passionate about assisting clients during difficult times.
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The bug belonged to a class of particularly tenacious microbes known as carpabenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae, or CREs.
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In fact, the tenacious overreach of these conservative state legislatures could very well backfire politically for Republicans.
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His tenacious campaign to protect the beautiful Lake Tai had earned him the moniker Lake Tai Warrior.
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They were plain-spoken, no-fuss athletes, tenacious competitors but also paragons of good cheer and sportsmanship.
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N'Golo Kanté, the tenacious ball winner in midfield, has been called up for the France national team.
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"We learnt that trees are incredibly tenacious and must be worked with, rather than against," Munro explains.
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"Tenacious allows the women to tell their stories in their own voices; it's not me," she explains.
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JAZZ Ms. Mezzacappa, a bassist, is releasing "Glorious Ravage," an album of tenacious momentum and teetering squall.
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Let's hope it keeps coming back, with sustained focus and tenacious commitment, until it isn't needed anymore.
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But social media's "New Time" is more tenacious, because it is less obviously a break with normality.
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Typhoon Mangkhut's march of destruction, China's small but tenacious #MeToo movement and a new marathon world record.
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Eat Certain clichés, some more tenacious than others, define generations of Indian restaurants in the United States.
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In 2002, President George W. Bush chose the tenacious Wall Street veteran as his chief economic adviser.
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"I thought (Dobbs) was a tenacious competitor, but tonight, the Commodores were the better team," Mason said.
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The tenacious defensive effort out of the locker room helped fuel a game-sealing 123-212 run.
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Toronto is tenacious, regardless of who plays for them, but a win in this game is unlikely.
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But few companies have been as tenacious as Yelp, a midsize internet outfit with far fewer resources.
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Foligno scored two goals three minutes apart early on, benefiting from the tenacious play of his linemate Calvert.
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The sword is a message of tenacious, fierce focus with the claws representing extreme reach with global coverage.
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Mr Neil is a tenacious attack dog: few continental leaders are subjected to this level of public interrogation.
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Terp, his supervisor, recalls him as ''a real standout lawyer: incredibly bright, energetic, tenacious and very, very thorough.
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But in the middle of his fourth sentence, Mr Montgomery was interrupted by a tenacious Justice Elena Kagan.
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But Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that carries the virus, is tenacious and relatively impervious to broad outdoor spraying.
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Martin also is a tenacious defender and should have an impact on that end of the floor immediately.
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She was determined that we would be Bosley's parents and she took that tenacious spirit to court daily.
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Wednesday's online quarrel is hardly the first time that the tabloid paper and the tenacious tycoon have clashed.
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But life moves on, and now some tenacious entrepreneurs are intent on filling the gap in the market.
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Masvidal's takedown defence has held up against wrestlers as tenacious and experienced as Benson Henderson and Rustam Khabilov.
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Musselman easily earned his first win in the Southeastern Conference thanks to some sharp shooting and tenacious defense.
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The Hoyas jumped out to a 43-8 lead thanks to some tenacious defense, especially on the perimeter.
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When Cosby proves tenacious, Morris and Alexander decide to wheel in a novel piece of artillery: a newspaper.
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But life moves on, and now some tenacious entrepreneurs are intent on filling the gap in the market.
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Somehow, the tenacious adolescent got his way and installed his first beehive in the back of the garden.
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"They have shown themselves to be pretty tenacious when they find something they judge worth pursuing," he said.
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He was like Don King, a tenacious hype man for all things Diné (the Navajo word for "Navajo").
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She is a tenacious investigator, ferreting out stories from the wispiest hints — a rumor or a mysterious photograph.
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For example, at 21A, the comedy rock duo TENACIOUS D is the answer, and the D is circled.
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Egypt, the underdogs going in, played tenacious defense and will be much happier with the 0-0 scoreline.
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Along with their equally tenacious cousin, spray-painted stencils, they provided commentary and promoted events effectively if illegally.
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Justice Thomas's quieter disposition — he rarely asks questions at oral arguments — camouflages an equally deep and tenacious intellect.
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Some market strategists say the stock market's tenacious climb reflects an aging bull market, before a sharp decline.
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Show creator and judge Cowell has reportedly enlisted tenacious longtime Hollywood litigator Larry Stein as his legal representation.
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They used tenacious defense — forcing 24 turnovers and blocking 10 shots in the game — to fuel the comeback.
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But these two tenacious artists did their finest, most emotional singing of the night during this tragic final scene.
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Death does not mean that you're simply slipped into another dimension that a tenacious hero can retrieve you from.
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Tenacious and technically gifted, Suarez is equally effective with his back to goal as he is running at defenders.
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We've lost Tenacious D, God's Pottery never broke, and Flight of the Conchords has long since returned to ground.
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"We are pulling for our tenacious rover to pull her feet from the fire one more time," Callas said.
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The show will also include musical performances from Flo Rida, Nick Jonas, Tenacious D, Katharine McPhee and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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She is prompted to look into her past by a tenacious Department of Defense investigator, Thomas Carrasco (Shea Whigham).
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Above all, he's a confident and tenacious competitor whose sheer force of presence suits the burden of the spotlight.
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Yet as Ms Lovell's book advises: "Like a dormant virus, Maoism has demonstrated a tenacious, global talent for latency."
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The award was won by Tenacious D for a cover version of a 30-year-old song by Dio.
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These deals with cities are, in large part, a result of the series's gregarious and tenacious CEO Alejandro Agag.
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The tickets were sold out, but my daughter was also very tenacious, and she just kept trying and trying.
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The tenacious singer moved back to Nashville not long after, ready to take on the world of country music.
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A few months ago, the tenacious hound sniffed out 77 kilos of cocaine placed deep inside an industrial machine.
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You're the most tenacious sign in the zodiac, and this new moon has your back—you'll get your way!
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Fadell, a former Apple executive, brought several others from that company and tried to retain Apple's unique, tenacious culture.
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Slippery cadences blend funk with ideas from around the globe; flashes of conspicuous historical memory meet a tenacious futurism.
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"Richard possessed a unique facility with language and was a tenacious supporter for conservative causes," wrote "RD" in Montana.
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Tenacious attacking; whatever-it-takes defending; and criticism of all of it from the comically adversarial Mexican news media.
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For us believing physicists this separation between past, present and future has the value of mere illusion, however tenacious.
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Like Darja, the tenacious Polish immigrant in Martyna Majok's "Ironbound," Yasmin is on a gritty, grueling quest for survival.
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This bias, together with the media's incuriosity about Democratic wrongdoing versus their tenacious investigations of Republicans, drives conservatives nuts.
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In fact, they are the second-most terrifying bird behind turkeys (large, tenacious) and ahead of crows (eidetic, vengeful).
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Like Mourinho, those players imprinted on Chelsea their own personalities: fiercely competitive; tenacious and tough; ruthless, and relentless, winners.
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Wichita State — Gregg Marshall's squad is well-rounded, but the defense isn't as tenacious as in previous years. 15.
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The Seminoles used tenacious defense — forcing 24 turnovers and blocking 10 shots in the game — to fuel their comeback.
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Many of their descendants here in San Juan County are among the most tenacious opponents of the national monument.
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Her Eve is tenacious and practically vibrates with excitement any time she thinks she just might have a lead.
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He's a big man with big, tenacious, preposterous dreams stuck in a life that feels too banal, empty, and small.
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I'm thinking every newsroom across America could use a reporter as tenacious and dedicated as this elementary schooler already is.
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Though the dominant sound of Tenacious D is the acoustic guitar, they are above all a comedy heavy-metal band.
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I've got about enough energy for a single instrument accompanied by a single voice and I'm trying to be tenacious.
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On the one hand, it is proud and tenacious: blessed with beautiful architecture, and a decorated social and industrial history.
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"to hell with the current," suited up, and leaped off the stern of Tenacious, carrying about 300 pounds of gear.
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When Klinsmann took over, the Americans were the same as they always were – conservative yet tenacious, limited, yet mentally stout.
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She holds my gaze, and for a moment all I can hear is the steady, tenacious ticking of her heart.
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"The major frustration is with a lack of tenacious spirit in getting documents and scheduling interviews with appropriate witnesses," Rep.
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Sebastian will grow up not just with respect for women, but with a tenacious female role model at the helm.
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Brazil's tenacious defensive midfielder, Casemiro, is a big reason the Selecão has gone 310 minutes and counting without a goal.
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For those tenacious enough to persevere and disrupt the status quo, however, premature celebration should be avoided at all costs.
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He looked to be on his way to another tenacious top-order innings, and to frustrating England's bowlers once again.
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Whatever they want, he'll adapt to, whether it's almond milk, beer, or Thai iced tea (as Tenacious D memorably requested).
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He's now in a familiar standoff against some of the country's most tenacious environmentalists, reared in the birthplace of Greenpeace.
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Fifty years later, Nancy Richey, the tenacious American who won that first French Open women's singles title, remembers it clearly.
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AND FINALLY ... You have to get your own This tenacious kitty tries to grab her human's morning cup o' joe.
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Friends and colleagues describe him as modest yet tenacious, with an mix of shyness and ambition, inscrutability, correctitude and warmth.
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I assume you can get ... It's actually Sarah Botstein who's the lead producer who is our tenacious wrangler of that.
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She is a tireless and tenacious advocate of my agenda, and has amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message.
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There are crooked cops, tenacious lawyers, and a handful of deadly yakuza, all of whom play key roles in the story.
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Early in the third, the Sixers sliced the lead to 65-63, thanks in large part to some tenacious team defense.
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Awkwardly for reformers, some of the most tenacious advocates of the wilaya are women, particularly in obscurantist southern provinces like Asir.
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He's just so damn physical, a tenacious rebounder who defends, draws fouls, finishes around the rim, and never turns it over.
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The road ahead will be difficult, but let's meet it with tenacious rigor, courage, and our moral compass as our guide.
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My experiences in life have lead me to believe that near anything is possible if you are tenacious, resilient, and resourceful.
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A tenacious athlete with a voice like an electric guitar, she has the nonchalant self-assurance of someone used to winning.
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FEW are given the chance to be unfunny across multiple disciplines; in that respect, if no other, Tenacious D are remarkable.
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Jim Bunning, Baseball Hall of Famer-turned public servant, was a champion of conservatism and the embodiment of Kentucky's tenacious spirit.
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Cindy and I will wake up tomorrow morning because of their hard work and tenacious commitment to transforming hope to reality.
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Against those who were abandoning Buffet because of his success, he found a tenacious devotee in the art dealer Maurice Garnier.
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He's the Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer of politics — tenacious, vigorous, persevering and repeatedly victorious, always giving his all in competition.
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Group date rose still goes to Jed, though, for his tenacious moves on the field (and his masterful makeout skills, apparently!).
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Dr. Quentin D. Young, a tenacious advocate for public health care and social justice, and a personal physician to the Rev.
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"Rotenberg proved himself to be a very tenacious guy, with real organizational skills and a willingness to take risks," Simonov said.
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Today, there is perhaps no Twitter user more tenacious and fluent in the art of the Twitter debate than Talib Kweli.
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That allowed PPK to beat off a tenacious late challenge from Verónika Mendoza, a young progressive congresswoman, who received 17 percent.
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Around the vast waters of America's Great Lakes, the US government is waging war against a tenacious and prolific invasive species.
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She is a tireless and tenacious advocate of my agenda and has amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message.
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Their defense is tenacious, and their 2299-year-old quarterback, Philip Rivers, is having perhaps the best season of his career.
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So how does an American company learn to play in that kind of tough, tenacious, disrupting market that left nothing alone?
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We're a pretty tenacious bunch and we know how to deal with this stuff, but this was the worst I've seen.
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Rawboned and tenacious, Mr. Beckey made as many as a thousand ascents that no one was known to have taken before.
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The crew of tenacious Italian ride attendants defended him from hecklers and remained through the nights, as "Richie Rod" kept going.
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And our bureau chief in Kabul examined how the enemy in Afghanistan, the Taliban, has evolved into a more tenacious foe.
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Crisply directed by Thomas Morgan, the film depicts a succession of challenges facing Ms. Shaar, a smart, understated and tenacious entrepreneur.
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"There is just so much going on with Celia — steadfast, tenacious, passionate, naïve but saucy," Ms. Collins told me between takes.
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Nelson Mandela turned to the former trade union leader when he needed a tenacious negotiator to lead talks to end apartheid.
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My career felt hazy; after so many years of tenacious ambition, I'm suddenly unsure of my role in a changing media landscape.
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Clark hung out backstage with the actor after the show, where he posed with Black and his Tenacious D bandmate Kyle Glass.
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In the 2010 challenge, Mr. Storey was represented by Robert Ford, who was said to be an uncommonly diligent and tenacious lawyer.
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Supporting passionate and tenacious black entrepreneurs is one way to give directly to the black community — during Black History Month and beyond.
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No matter what's going on in their lives, successful entrepreneurs are tenacious and will pull themselves together when backed into a corner.
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The team were well organised, tenacious and occasionally ingenious, but the game was decided by a single moment of shinned, scuffed brilliance.
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As an example, the "Chinese Groupon" Meituan was tenacious in focusing on users' needs and found a way to nail that problem.
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While Abramović is clearly able to endure extreme physical pain for her work, in her emotional life she is not so tenacious.
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But efforts to ensure that every teacher can teach are hobbled by the tenacious myth that good teachers are born, not made.
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As she rode her pony from farm to farm, she found tenacious clusters of European immigrants: Swedes, Danes, Norwegians, Czechs, and Germans.
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Dayna Less: She was tenacious Dayna Less, 24, was a first-year pharmacy resident training to be a pharmacist, the hospital said.
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The Islamic State, also known as ISIS, is retreating, but not without a tenacious fight, trapping civilians in their last few enclaves.
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In memoriam: Robert Pear, a tenacious but understated reporter, spent his career in Washington covering health care and other critical national issues.
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The former supply chain relied on something like an unscrupulous pharmacist; the latter, a tenacious and endlessly renewable cast of global criminals.
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" Arnold was a soldier after Washington's "own heart, a tenacious fighter who refused to be discouraged by even the most unfavorable circumstances.
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It is the most tenacious bandage on the planet, and it hurts when you tear it off to look at your scar.
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So it is with Clinton's tenacious fans, who are desperate to hear subjective narratives sold as objective truths, opinions recast as facts.
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She said coxswains are tenacious leaders who must consistently function well under pressure, qualities that would make anyone an ideal college student.
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Most of the scraps remained in Amherst's archive, curiosities sought out by tenacious Dickinson scholars but unknown to the public at large.
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"She is tenacious, she is able, she stands for certain things that she has not wavered from," Bernstein said of Hillary Clinton.
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The person needs to be tenacious, business minded and able to focus on taking the steps necessary to get the job done.
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In a tribute for the 85033 Most Influential People of the Year, actor Yara Shahidi praised Waters as a "brilliant, tenacious" lawmaker.
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Word of Hong Kong's challenge culture and the tenacious reputation of its Wing Chun practitioners had preceded Bruce Lee to San Francisco.
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Brie plays Ruth, the tenacious Rachel Berry of GLOW, who takes everything deadly seriously, especially if it'll help her get into character.
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"Lisa's genuine warmth, generosity and tenacious strength will be deeply missed," Ani Mason, writing on behalf of Masters' husband, says on the site.
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Kathy and I freaked out when the Tenacious D album came out because the music in insanely good but the comedy is hysterical.
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When NASA's Opportunity rover was declared dead in February, the space community mourned the loss of one of its most tenacious robotic explorers.
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Harvey adopts a tone of tenacious yet warmhearted mockery in his new exhibition of paintings and ceramics at the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings.
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He's been as tenacious in House hearings and in television appearances in his defense of Trump and his attacks on the president's critics.
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They were all also determined, more alert to the challenges facing the movement, and more defiant and tenacious in the face of them.
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The scrappy organization identified an obvious early opponent — Representative Leonard Lance of New Jersey's 7th district, a tenacious supporter of the new President.
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Joe Mazraani's eyes feel like they're popping out of his skull as he sits in the steering seat on the dive boat Tenacious.
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The page describes Valiente as a "smart and tenacious journalist" who lived life to the fullest and brought joy to the newsroom constantly.
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" Beamer called Carpenter a "tenacious punt blocker and a relentless player on defense" before adding, "more importantly, he had a heart of gold.
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While Weaver and his team screen job candidates for particular technical abilities, he also looks for people who are motivated, ambitious and tenacious.
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She was known for a tenacious and gruff political style that produced results, especially when it came to her beloved Port of Baltimore.
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Typical of what Leicester has done all season, Saturday's victory was full of hard work and tenacious synchronicity between defense, midfield and attack.
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Your focus will shift to your professional goals and popularity on June 17 when your ruling planet, Venus, enters tenacious Water sign Cancer.
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Theirs is pandemonium, talking about changing the seasons with a wave of their hand, multiple leads rotating in and out like tenacious gods.
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There is a bout of soul-searching; the manager is sacked; a new coach promises to make the team more resilient, more tenacious.
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Sister Maureen Paul Turlish, a tenacious advocate for survivors of childhood sexual abuse by Roman Catholic clergymen, died on July 18 in Cincinnati.
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Jack's been touring lately with his band, Tenacious D, but he's still found time to reunite with the "School of Rock" kids lately.
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Precious documents have been destroyed, stolen or kept under seal by librarians skilled at deflecting the inquiries of even the most tenacious researchers.
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We as Americans are ready for real hope, a change, and ask for a tenacious leader who will be able to motivate us.
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For Liverpool, Salah tracks back and is a tenacious defender, but for the Pharaohs he seems to be saving his energy to attack.
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The state has a very good public radio station and a tenacious news website or two, but repeated cutbacks have taken their toll.
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Based on this analysis, the algorithms will conclude whether the candidate is tenacious, resilient, or good at working on a team, for instance.
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Wawrinka is nothing if not tenacious, however, and he fought for every point, becoming more and more comfortable as the match went on.
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But we can also look at evolutionism another way: Not as some tenacious intellectual weed, but as a story people like to hear.
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After one such visit in 2013, Coughlin, in a parking lot interview outside the medical complex, lamented his image as a tenacious taskmaster.
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That period that you rose in, it was just tough, tenacious, pack journalism, and I would much rather look out on the edge.
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The synthetic polymers of the jacket's nylon fabric are lightweight, waterproof, and tenacious; they endure in tricky climates and remain durable during outdoor adventure.
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Also on May 15, action planet Mars enters tenacious Cancer, which bodes well for your career, as you feel energized to tackle your goals.
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Onstage, in Danai Gurira's play about women entangled in a civil war in Liberia, she is incandescent, fierce and gentle, moving with tenacious grace.
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Price caps for telephone calls made by incarcerated Americans, one of Clyburn's most tenacious pursuits, is no longer being fought for by the FCC.
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The beat twists and turns as if navigating a maze, with a tenacious melodic loop keeping the entire track in a state of suspense.
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Bottom line: If the Tenacious divers don't find the 550 on this trip, someone else will probably beat them to the long‑lost submarine.
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He's excellent at raising issues but not as tenacious at building the coalitions or working through the process to pass legislation on those issues.
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Thanks to ancient Chinese texts, a top secret assignment from Mao Zedong, and a team of tenacious scientists, a new antimalarial was found: artemisinin.
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The Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle star and more famous half of Tenacious D (sorry, Kyle) has launched his own YouTube channel, Jablinski Games.
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Obviously it takes some money in many of these areas, and I promise you I will be a strong and tenacious advocate for that.
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The Reggae Boyz ran the Americans close during the entire match, playing tenacious defense and using their speed to push the tempo on offense.
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Now, Harden's relationship with Kardashian is over and she's moved on to dating Tristan Thompson, a player famous for his tenacious rebounding and effort.
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Xavier actually jumped out to a 270-03 lead with 20:23 remaining in the first half thanks to efficient shooting and tenacious defense.
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John Carreyrou's tenacious and intrepid reporting at the Wall Street Journal would ultimately expose one of the largest frauds ever perpetrated in Silicon Valley.
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He was not much of a hitter—his former teammate Babe Ruth called him "The All-American Out"—but he was tenacious and mean.
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With necessary support health-workers can be agents of change in communities where social and cultural norms have proved to be a tenacious obstacle.
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With their inventive legal minds and their tenacious pursuit of malefactors, Sporkin and Rakoff are two of the heroes in Eisinger's deeply reported account.
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The tenacious troupe that bears her name celebrates its 90th anniversary with three programs mixing its founder's masterpieces with new works by contemporary choreographers.
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Michael O'Neill has organised them in such a way that they're compact, tenacious and hard to beat, while their underdog spirit does the rest.
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Album Review The passage of time, tenacious love, a life on the road and inevitable mortality suffuse "She Remembers Everything," Rosanne Cash's new album.
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The tenacious root structures of the African oil palm make it hard for other plants to flourish, even after the crop cycle is done.
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Friendliness has its limits, though, and tenacious Dutch reporters showed Peter Hoekstra, America's new envoy, that he could be in for a rough ride.
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"The Prom" concludes in a rousing, singing rainbow of inclusivity, in which even the most tenacious homophobes have learned the error of their ways.
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"Despite that tenacious advocacy and those extraordinary benefits, Mr. Falcone failed to pay (Dontzin Nagy) the fees he promised to pay," the firm said.
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A figure as tenacious as he is polarizing, Mr. Walker's greatest challenge may be persuading the state's few undecided voters to swing his way.
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The pick of this tenacious orchestra's concerts this week is a celebration of a relationship: that between Brahms and the Schumanns, Clara and Robert.
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Yet, this belief, that having children will improve one's marriage, is a tenacious and persistent myth among those who are young and in love.
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"I was able to overcome everything by being tenacious and, I suppose, relentless, and having successful products," he said in an interview on Wednesday.
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They also have evolved into a more tenacious foe than the one routed in 2000, making a United States military triumph seem more remote.
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A fatherless boy raised in Jim Crow Texas, my dad was a tenacious autodidact, the first in his family to get a college degree.
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"They are so tenacious," said Kate Rice, a member of B'nai Jeshurun synagogue on the Upper West Side, who joined the Rutgers multifaith coalition.
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"She is a tireless and tenacious advocate of my agenda and has amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message," Mr. Trump said.
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Because they're faster, more tenacious, more understanding of user needs and willing to build products for user needs, rather than what Steve Jobs says.
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As for Cancer season: The sign of the crab is a tenacious one, famously stereotyped for gripping on to the past with its pincers.
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But, "a good hot wash occasionally will help rid a garment of any tenacious sebum, without causing excessive garment life or environmental issues," he says.
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Venue owners are reporting a steady increase in attendance at their clubs, and tenacious promoters have started throwing parties in other parts of the city.
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" Ryan also praises these efforts and China's tenacious response to the virus's sudden onset, noting that the country has given the world "precious lead time.
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"Alan's just an extraordinarily tenacious man who had a vision and wasn't going to stop until he saw it realized," says Austin Mayor Steve Adler.
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TENACIOUS PURSUIT OF AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY Any softening of the U.S. stance on Huawei's entity listing may not spell the end of troubles for the company.
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Along with Eric Schmidt, who two years later became Google's CEO, Larry and Sergey would be tenacious, insistent, even confrontational in their use of OKRs.
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The veteran was phenomenal, she said—a strategic thinker and tenacious worker who took control of his team and coached them to success with ease.
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Encouraged by their first half resilience, the Dutch stuck with the same tenacious approach after the break but their aggression proved to be their downfall.
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Sonny Perdue, President Trump's choice to lead the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said Thursday he will be a tenacious advocate for expanding global trade.
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Jackson's defenders, including what the New York Times described as the singer's "tenacious" legion of online fans, assailed the documentary, deluging Twitter with disparaging comments.
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Utah State senior RB LaJuan Hunt said the Aggies are capable of playing well on defense but need to be tenacious for an entire game.
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Cancer's energy is tenacious—it doesn't stop until it gets what it wants, even though it might take a long time to achieve its goal.
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All the while, Jennifer Lafferty, tenacious and delicate in white, sticks to the perimeter, leaning against walls, crouching, watching and looking away — a stealth force.
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" Here's what the letter said: To the We Company Management Team: WeWork's company values encourage us to be "entrepreneurial, inspired, authentic, tenacious, grateful and together.
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Zellweger told PEOPLE she continues to marvel at Ryder's tenacious spirit, which she said remains vibrant even though she can no longer control her body.
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A. Common dandelions, or Taraxacum officinale, are born of a tenacious breed of plant, better equipped than most to survive and propagate, gardening authorities agree.
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Between late 1942 and 1943, the US fought and won the battle of Guadalcanal, defeating the Japanese with an amphibious landing and a tenacious defense.
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A Sherlock Holmes enthusiast (a bust of the fictional detective sits on his desk in Manhattan), Mr. Seiden has built a reputation for being tenacious.
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Action planet Mars in tenacious Cancer connects with Neptune and opposes Saturn in Capricorn on June 7, finding you reflecting on boundaries and hitting limitations.
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Suárez Navarro, a tenacious Spaniard with a fluid one-handed backhand, was a known quantity for Williams, having won three of their previous seven matches.
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Be sure to keep them out of the kitchen, as they, like manufactured sponges, can harbor tenacious bacterial infestations that may even survive microwave treatment.
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The struggle that the two Lion Air pilots waged with their out-of-control 737 Max 8 aircraft last October was both tenacious and terrifying.
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The album is a tenacious attempt to retain the classic-rock virtues that Foo Fighters cherish while using all the flexibility of a digital era.
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But in the meantime, I'll continue to hope and imagine we will always have one another, no matter how delusional and tenacious it may seem.
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"So proud of my inspiring, tenacious friend — and of the BBC for doing the right thing by her," tweeted Martine Croxall, a BBC News presenter.
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Widely known as a tenacious defender, Bryant was jokingly offended that no one was guarding the game's host, and the President was having his way.
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"Stand Tall" is as much a celebration of one man's tenacious spirit as it is an indictment of the criminal justice and foster care systems.
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On the day of his inauguration, he and Tenacious D bandmate Kyle Glass performed their protest song — "The Government Totally Sucks" — at an anti-protest rally.
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" 'The most meaningful thing I've known' While Dilbireen and his family are saying "hello again," the tenacious toddler and his caretaker, Kejjan, will be saying "goodbye.
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He was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma after he visited his doctor with a tenacious cough and was found to have swollen lymph notes in his chest.
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Who is he: A tenacious striker, Luis Suárez is the type of player who will not rest until he's scored a goal by nutmegging the keeper.
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Still, tenacious efforts have rewarded scientists the opportunity to use neuroimaging tools to map changes in consciousness elicited by psilocybin, a psychedelic molecule found in shrooms.
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Whenever Nelson Mandela needed a breakthrough in talks to end apartheid, he turned to the then-trade union leader with a reputation as a tenacious negotiator.
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DeEbony Groves was a tenacious basketball player, an intelligent, hard-working student, and a leader with "immense potential," said her friends, peers, and university on Sunday.
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But the tenacious dad from Pennsylvania worked multiple jobs and saved up enough money to surprise his daughter in an emotional video filmed by her mother.
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In the play, Radcliffe stars as Jim Fingal, a tenacious young fact checker who stirs up trouble while checking a news story by writer (Bobby Cannavale).
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The first-round draft pick from Arizona averaged 8.1 points and 4.2 rebounds in the regular season but has impressed his teammates with his tenacious approach.
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In parks across the country people still sing and dance to the hymns of his era; Mr Xi is reviving and remoulding a remarkably tenacious culture.
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Major aspects of these relentless, aggressive, tenacious and defamatory attacks against Biden by Trump and his ethically discredited henchmen are now under criminal and impeachment investigation.
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Vladimir Tarasanko has been the consistent scoring threat on a St. Louis Blues' team that has been known more for its tenacious defense than explosive offense.
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"That's because he's defied so much the way we thought politics works," the lawmaker said, in reference to Trump's tenacious hold on the front-runner mantle.
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Under the tenacious stewardship of its founding artistic director, James Houghton, this troupe has reintroduced New Yorkers to playwrights who threatened to recede into the shadows.
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In several ways, Micheaux is the black pioneer — a Pullman porter turned South Dakota homesteader turned self-published novelist turned self-taught and amazingly tenacious filmmaker.
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She is one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation, whose willingness to study and correct course is rare in an age of unyielding partisanship.
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A tenacious fungus called Candida auris, which can kill people with weakened immune systems, has appeared in countries around the world over the past five years.
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The lead changed hands 26 times between the Irish and the Huskies, almost mirroring the earlier semifinal, in which Baylor barely escaped a tenacious Oregon team.
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Ms. Lee expanded the role of Sunja, Solomon's quietly tenacious grandmother, who leaves her Korean fishing village for Osaka as a young bride in the 1930s.
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He proved his value all over the court with dominant play inside, great outside shooting and tenacious defense as the Warriors beat the Cavaliers 129-120.
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Classical Music The pick of this tenacious orchestra's concerts this week is a celebration of a relationship: that between Brahms and the Schumanns, Clara and Robert.
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He wins us over by being humble, so we help him with this thing he's making—and that part of him is very fierce and tenacious.
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This tenacious tactic has resulted in criminal investigations in 19 states and at least 18 arrests of people allegedly involved with abortion outside a clinical setting.
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As an alum of the Southern District of New York, I can attest that the office's reputation is well-earned: It is uniquely tenacious and apolitical.
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"He was clearly bright, very articulate," said Celeste, who observed that Bennet's childhood struggle with dyslexia made him "more tenacious" in his reading and writing efforts.
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Amari, a defiant princess, and Zélie, a tenacious diviner warrior, set out on a thrilling, death-defying journey to restore magic and take back the throne.
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But Ryder's performance as the frayed, tenacious mom to a missing son in Netflix's breakout hit Stranger Things marked a major comeback for the '90s screen queen.
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Since then, it's proven itself to be rather tenacious, an exception among all those strange kitchen-device inventions whose infomercials can now only be found on YouTube.
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Last year, his tenacious drive saw him (and a few other MCs) basically drag pirate-style radio back off the dusty shelf and return it to relevance.
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If anyone questioned Schwartz's brown complexion or curly hair, her family would explain away her appearence as the tenacious genetic legacy of a long-lost Sicilian ancestor.
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The Suárez of Barcelona is the same foraging, tenacious and confident character that he was at Liverpool (and before that at clubs in the Netherlands and Uruguay).
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Hudson has proved a tenacious salesman at Novartis, winning approval for the world's costliest medicine, gene therapy Zolgensma for spinal muscular atrophy, at $2.1 million per patient.
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Rousey, of course, has made her name as a tenacious fighter providing young girls (and boys) with a tremendous role model who refutes hetero-normative gender stereotypes.
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Bolstered by tireless friends and fellow organizers, Gottlieb is staying hopeful by continuing Ragbir's tenacious advocacy, despite the toll these traumatic circumstances have taken on their lives.
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By Zoë Heller The belief that artists are entitled to be morally careless has proved to be one of the more tenacious parts of our Romantic inheritance.
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The scene at this madrasa, perched on a pine-forested ridge 100km north of Islamabad, the capital, provides a hint of how tenacious the old Pakistan remains.
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She even sees the traces of Nancy's widespread influence in the fearless call for justice that is #MeToo, and the tenacious investigative journalism being done by women.
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New point guard Patrick Beverley is a tenacious defense-first player and looks to again make an impact when the Clippers host the Phoenix Suns on Saturday.
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After months of keeping an eye on their tenacious hustle, today Noisey is pleased to announce Draag's debut EP, Nontoxic Process, to be released independently June 30.
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They're weepy and whiny on a sad day, flaky as fuck under pressure, tenacious and able to weather pain unlike anyone else, and psychic, emotional, and creative.
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" The White House statement describes Slabinski facing sustained attacks "as he engaged in a pitched, close-quarters firefight against the tenacious and more heavily armed enemy forces.
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The team competing next month, when they hope to end a 38-year American gold drought, is being billed as a fast, puck-moving and tenacious team.
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And House Democrats cannot afford to put forward anyone less than their smartest, savviest, most tenacious and strategic member -- someone with a track record of successful leadership.
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Whenever Nelson Mandela needed a breakthrough in talks to end apartheid, he would turn to the then trade union leader with a reputation as a tenacious negotiator.
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A farmhand told CCTV that the tenacious goat could stand since on its forelegs since the day it was born, and progressed to walking a week later.
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The Los Angeles Unified School District allotted $19.8 million in September to retrofit or remove its 48,20133 drinking fountains to erase a small but tenacious lead threat.
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As the competition escalates, the amateurs will be challenged to master progressively difficult skills, culminating in a final craft-off between the most creative and tenacious contestants.
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Sounding delicate yet tenacious, members of Ensemble Signal, conducted by Brad Lubman, performed "Schnee" (German for "snow") on Thursday as part of the Miller's Composer Portraits series.
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Zika, which is now sweeping the Americas, is transmitted primarily by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which the U.N. health body described as an "opportunistic and tenacious menace".
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In memoriam: Robert Pear, a tenacious but understated reporter, spent his career in Washington covering health care and other critical national issues for The New York Times.
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"The Wandering Soap Opera" begins and ends with black-and-white still photographs of Ruiz on the set, poignant reminders of his indefatigable creativity and tenacious productivity.
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And Republicans demonstrated a tenacious hold on two of the country's biggest swing states, Ohio and Florida, giving Mr. Trump an important foothold on the presidential map.
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Now, when I was at Google, the environment wasn't that tough and tenacious and I was, I would say, a little different from the typical multinational leader.
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Both the book and exhibition also explore the outsize role of a publication led by two tenacious women, Marion von Rospach and Ann Bryan, both Stanford alumnae.
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After her death, Combs' family remembered her "bright smile, positivity, and tenacious pursuit of the fulfillment of her dreams" in a statement provided to various media outlets.
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Indiana's balanced scoring and tenacious defense made quick work of Charlotte, pushing the Pacers ahead by 249 points through the first quarter and 229 points at halftime.
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The conflict had pitted a vicious and tenacious Tamil separatist group against the state, which is dominated by Sinhala-speaking Buddhists, who are 70% of the population.
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Mr. Bannon, a tenacious and shrewd operator, may yet cling to his Breitbart chairmanship, and Mr. Trump is known to re-embrace associates even after public defenestrations.
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Lil Wayne and Janelle Monae, originally announced by the dogs, are now joined on the poster by the likes of Hozier, Tenacious D, and Death Cab For Cutie.
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When the package arrives, however, it is a yellow envelope with the tenacious "smile" logo alongside the words "Fulfillment by Amazon"—even the eBay seller relies on it.
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Viewers will have to say goodbye to Emmy Rossum as Fiona Gallagher, the tenacious matriarch of the family, in the season finale which will double as Rossum's farewell.
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Andrei Margulev, one of the shrine's most tenacious defenders, said activists had a backup plan to set up in another location, which he asked Reuters not to disclose.
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The church — in particular the evangelical Pentecostal church — drew them into its fold and wrenched them, prayer service by prayer service, from the tenacious grip of the gangs.
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In a statement, the state's deputy prosecutor, Thiru Vignarajah, said previous testimony and evidence showed that Mr. Syed "received a tenacious and dogged defense" in his murder trial.
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Given the company's less than tenacious pursuit of potential intrusions, it's easy to see how the info of one billion users could also walk out the door unnoticed.
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From that first day in the pool, Gigi was hooked on the sport, which played into not only her natural gift for showmanship but also her tenacious athleticism.
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Beneath the black burqas, these tenacious and fearless females are bucking traditional gender roles in the notoriously conservative Muslim society in which women rarely feature in the limelight.
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Most importantly, they're given life by the tenacious, warped chemistry in Teddy and G's overlapping bars, which veer between slurred Auto-Tune soup and in-your-face truths.
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The 37-year-old American faced a tenacious opponent as she began her bid for a sixth Wimbledon singles title with a 7-6(7) 6-4 victory.
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We need a band of outspoken, tenacious business leaders to demand efficient, effective, and accountable government, rational public policymaking, and political institutions of which we can be proud.
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There has been a tenacious bull market in stocks in the United States since then, fueled in part by central bank policy that has engineered ultralow interest rates.
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Considered an underdog against Mr. Carlsen, 25, he has shown poise and tenacious defensive skills throughout the match, several times overcoming a disadvantage to eke out a draw.
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The Moon is in Cancer, one of the most tenacious signs in the zodiac, and it's lighting up the sector of your chart that rules fame and fortune.
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German officers are said to have called the tenacious and unstoppable Marines "Teufel Hunden," which translates to "Devil Dogs," or at least that's how the story is told.
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Peter Parker is a tenacious young New Yorker with spider-like abilities and a Cancer-like eagerness to prove himself as a valuable member of the Avengers squad.
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Bloodied and weary after several rounds — but ever the tenacious fighter — Adonis gathers the will to keep going with the encouragement of his coach and mentor, Rocky Balboa.
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Her experience showed the pronounced risk of these tenacious bugs and seemed like a good way to draw readers into a story about a very complex scientific topic.
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Mr. Lamar dips into the roles of both T'Challa, the African king of the fictitious Wakanda who is also the Black Panther, and Erik Killmonger, his tenacious adversary.
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Iceland has its eyes on the knockout round after a strong first match against Argentina, in which it stymied Lionel Messi's attacks with a tenacious and organized defense.
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Jeep division head Mike Manley was named on Saturday to succeed Marchionne, one of the auto industry's most tenacious and respected auto chiefs, as CEO of Fiat Chrysler.
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Notre Dame shot just 8-for-28 (28.6 percent) against a tenacious Maryland defense and turned the ball over seven times in falling behind late in the half.
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This is the same style of house — two townhouses behind one facade — that Sara Delano Roosevelt, Franklin's devoted, tenacious mother, bought as a wedding present for the newlyweds.
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Harris is trying to lift her candidacy from the low-single digits with a tenacious schedule that has her campaigning with family — and cooking — on Thanksgiving in Iowa.
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Sarah Lancashire gives a tour-de-force performance as a weary, tenacious patrol officer who continually finds herself butting up against the violence, physical and emotional, of men.
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The best combination for your infestation will probably be a blend of two or even three of these products, as roaches are indeed a tenacious and resilient foe.
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I'd like to say that we stayed galvanized, that the changes were permanent, but systems of oppression are tenacious, the work of activism draining, institutions slow to change.
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"He is a very professional, dedicated, well informed, tenacious, and smart investigator with the right sense of justice and a love for art," Geerdink tells The Creators Project.
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This year, she added "author" to her long resume, penning a memoir about her tumultuous childhood and tenacious Hollywood rise, This Is Just My Face: Try Not To Stare.
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They were only a touch less tenacious at home against Indiana, outplaying the Pacers, 32-18, in the opening quarter as Steve Kerr coached his first game this season.
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The Rangers' tenacious play against the Canucks (19-17-11) heartened McDonagh, who had spoken after the team's morning skate about the importance of establishing consistency through hard work.
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ABOUT CINCINNATI (226-7.33, 27.3-272): The Bearcats are a better offensive team than they have been the previous few seasons, which makes their usual tenacious defense even better.
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When a previous government sold a more straightforward form of student debt from the 1990s, the hope was that the buyer would be more tenacious when chasing delinquent graduates.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - Sergio Marchionne was one of the auto industry's most demanding and tenacious chief executives and he rescued Fiat and Chrysler, two of its most storied brands.
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Mural Arts Philadelphia is a unique organization that mobilizes public and private funds to drive a very tenacious group of artists and administrators to cover the city in murals.
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Despite that, some of Garcia's most tenacious allies cried out "Vizcarra is a murderer," at the wake, a nod to Garcia's recent critique that his prosecution was politically motivated.
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The belief that artists are entitled to be morally careless — that great art excuses everything — has proved to be one of the more tenacious parts of our Romantic inheritance.
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Raman Velayudhan, an infectious disease expert at the World Health Organization, said that although Xi's research was promising, he must bear in mind the Aedes mosquito's tenacious survival skills.
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The actor's band Tenacious D revealed on social media, Sunday, that their Twitter account had been hacked and a message had been sent out saying that Black had died.
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However, the tenacious Englishman won the last two frames, including the final one that lasted 49 minutes, to build a small cushion at the halfway stage of the match.
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For Deborah Hay, a founding member of Judson Dance Theater, the groundbreaking postmodern movement of the 1960s, those two words are a vital prompt for her playful, tenacious curiosity.
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They said on Friday Representative Jim Jordan, one of Trump's most aggressive and tenacious defenders, would move to the intelligence committee for the public hearings phase of the inquiry.
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For many people in seats of political power, I fear their tenacious grasp on high office may reflect not simply their desire to serve, but their desire to live.
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"Banesco would like to publicly thank (Zapatero) for his tenacious and effective work, which achieved the liberation of the 11 executives of our organization," said Banesco spokesman Jesus Escorche.
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Republicans said on Friday Representative Jim Jordan, one of Trump's most aggressive and tenacious defenders, would move to the intelligence committee for the public hearings phase of the inquiry.
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Zika virus, which is sweeping through the Americas, is transmitted primarily by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which the U.N. health body has described as an "opportunistic and tenacious menace".
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Although the Taliban is conducting a tenacious insurgency and terrorist campaign, country reports show that Afghan security forces are effective in controlling the Taliban in many parts of Afghanistan.
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Together, the former Maoist guerrilla and the tenacious elder statesman kicked off a historic transition to a federal democratic republic, to be enshrined in a highly anticipated new constitution.
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So, like a tenacious detective, she taped huge sheets of white paper to her hotel room wall and covered them in color-coded sticky notes, charting out her clues.
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The ugly stereotypes used to stigmatize them as socially backward have proved tenacious, yet there are places in Europe where people are finding ways to end this historical ugliness.
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In Sunday's other match, in Moscow, Martín Rodríguez salvaged a 1-1 tie for Chile against a tenacious Australian side to ensure Chile also qualified for this week's semifinals.
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Both officials had presided over annual party congresses that went ahead in early January even as the epidemic set its tenacious roots in the city and began to spread.
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"We will miss Leila's infectious laugh, her tenacious spirit, and her ability to inspire all she encountered to be a force for good in the world," the statement said.
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The Rams, led by Coach Danny Hurley, have relied on a tenacious half-court defense all season, and they ratcheted the pressure up against No. 6 Creighton, 84-72.
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The tenacious arils' determination to stay snuggled inside the fruit can be daunting, but it is worth prying them out — even as they ricochet about, staining fingers and counters.
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However, the Spurs made the requisite halftime adjustments to counter Utah's tenacious first-half effort and took a 56-49 lead with 4:55 left in the third quarter.
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This survey of tenacious, innovative, often beautiful work belatedly reveals its maker, now 2212, as the queen of Arte Povera, the postwar Italian movement known for using humble materials.
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No matter what changes the weather throws at us, the sun is the sun, and the light is slowly getting stronger, enticing our tenacious urban vegetation out of dormancy.
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But with its skewed traditional rhythms, unsettling electronics, tenacious Cuban rap and occasional spurts of improvised delirium, it reveals how open the world of Afro-Cuban jazz is becoming.
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It is a work of ecstatic despair, an argument for the futility of human effort that almost refutes itself through the application of a grumpy and tenacious artistic will.
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One particularly tenacious critic of the president's vicious crackdown has been a leading online news site, Rappler, and on Monday the government announced that it was revoking its license.
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" Indeed, many still think of Starr as a tenacious, highly-partisan investigator known for, as Gormley says, ushering in "the beginning of the sharp division of red and blue.
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The announcement of the death of Marchionne, 66, one of the auto industry's most tenacious and respected CEOs, drew tributes from rivals and tears from his closest colleagues on Wednesday.
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"She is a tireless and tenacious advocate of my agenda and has amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message," Trump said in a statement Thursday announcing the position.
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Should the selling club prove to be tenacious negotiators, it is possible that the buying club will be forced to 'cough up' a fee far larger than they first expected.
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"The information utilized by police was obtained from the tenacious efforts of Toowoomba police as well as the vigilant and informative members of the community," he said in a statement.
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" Warren slammed Trump as a man who skipped on his debts and cheated other people, while saying Clinton was one of the "smartest, toughest most tenacious people on this planet.
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Over the weekend alone, the Twitter accounts of Kylie Jenner, Keith Richards and Tenacious D—the last of whom started a hoax that Jack Black was dead—were all hacked.
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By all appearances, the willful, tenacious, and stubborn family pet has finally obliged, eagerly picking up paintbrushes with his mouth and making short strokes on canvases in exchange for treats.
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The storm, which initially hit land as a Category 29 hurricane but then transitioned into a tenacious tropical storm, is now considered the most extreme rainstorm in recorded U.S. history.
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Global Soccer LONDON — The Leicester we have known and not always loved pulled off an entire season of tenacious victories as it blew away the established order of English soccer.
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In an effort to fix this, a tenacious finance minister, Kemi Adeosun, has told skint governors that they must make their finances public before they receive a second federal bailout.
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I concede that little here is Byronic or redolent with mocking double meanings, but when people are wise and tenacious, they love fun and nature more than dogma or ideology.
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I think Travis and his team were tenacious also, and that fit the Chinese spirit, but ultimately, dealing with all the local issues, they ended up still losing to Didi.
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The Ulster Museum's exhibition Conflicting Images: Photography During the Northern Irish Troubles turns overdue attention to those citizens whose tenacious pursuit of an ordinary life now seems, in retrospect, heroic.
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"Brian Fraser impacted everyone who crossed his path with his infectious positive energy, his tenacious will to succeed, and his willingness to help others," his employer said in a statement.
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Though the effervescent drink has long fueled posh, celebrity-packed parties, its renowned status is largely thanks to the work of a little-known tenacious young widow, Barbe-Nicole Clicquot.
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Only a film with a tenacious grasp of absurdity would allow such talk, and "The Lobster," the first English-language feature by the Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos, fits the bill.
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But I elected to go with the linguine and canocchie, which I love for its chewy richness but tend to avoid when it's not already extracted from its tenacious shell.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, some of the more tenacious old-schoolers were joined by new faces like Pee-wee Herman and Vanessa Williams, who hosted their own holiday specials.
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Most importantly, it holds onto my phone like a tenacious crab claw even if I've accidentally set up my kickstand on a slope and my Surly Cross-Check falls down.
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Like Andrea Camilleri's Montalbano novels, set in a Sicilian seaport, Mr. Walker's books are rich in atmosphere and personality, with characters bound by the tenacious strictures of history and memory.
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Between 1972 and 1973, the tenacious Tokyo photographer Daido Moriyama published five issues of his own magazine, which featured indistinct, gloomy images of motorcycles, subway grates and Tokyo at night.
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Mr. Hinault, a rider so tenacious he's known as the Badger, won the race that year and went on to take the title four more times, among his many victories.
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"He had the skills to put his money where his mouth was, skills developed through tenacious study," Mr. Jacobs said "Backgammon used to be filled with characters," Mr. Jacobs added.
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Herring studied the droid and realized it was the size of a dog and he began to shape the droid's personality as though it was a tenacious Jack Russell Terrier.
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Hundreds of people from across the country and around the world — a middle-aged steamboat operator in Mississippi, a tenacious Floridian housewife, a Scottish poet — have tried to locate the chest.
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For disabled veterans and seniors who may be considering adaptive sports, but who remain on the fence, the ever-tenacious Merrill says to just get out there and make it happen.
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Bradley's tenacious on-ball defense has real value around the league, and with the Celtics backcourt as crowded as it will be, dealing him for future assets is the logical option.
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My visit coincided with the great European heatwave that choked the continent through late June and July, sending even the most tenacious tourist scrambling for shelter on a semi-hourly basis.
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Martin's tenacious battle cry to open expression up to new voices and perspectives lives neatly in the simple question, "are you you," that recurs across her whimsical black-and-white canvases.
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As soon as The Daily Beast broke the news that Epstein had been arrested on Saturday evening, fellow journalists and other observers credited Brown and thanked her for the tenacious investigation.
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In the case of particularly tenacious uncles, blockers may escalate the conversation by talking about politics or concepts of sexual identity, but be aware this may increase the game timer exponentially.
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"Brian Fraser impacted everyone who crossed his path with his infectious positive energy, his tenacious will to succeed, and his willingness to help others," the company said in a Facebook post.
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"The truth of the matter is you have to be a perfectionist," he told CNBC, adding that to succeed in a creative industry, you need to be both tenacious and compromising.
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He sees it as a selling point": "Aggressive, tenacious and litigious, ... Paul Singer may be the most feared activist investor in the world — by hedge fund rivals, companies and even countries.
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The vibrant setting outshines most of the central characters, including a tenacious detective traumatized by his Army service, a jazz cornettist struggling to make ends meet, and their beleaguered female companions.
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A durable 10-foot-163 wing, Lee has made a career out of being a so-called 216-and-D player: a solid 22016-point shooter and a tenacious perimeter defender.
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"There are some tenacious men and women serving in the Marine Corps and the other services who are sounding the alarm and are leaning forward to fix these problems," he said.
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We think we know the narrative: A defendant languishes in prison for a crime he did not commit; through tenacious legal work — or the magic of DNA tests — he is freed.
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"I inform you that although the board certifies in the fiscal plan a reduction of 10 percent to pensions, that unfair and abusive measure will have my tenacious opposition," he said.
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Mr. Fitzgerald's multiyear investigation of the Bush administration and Mr. Mueller's ever-widening scrutiny of the Trump campaign exhibit a tenacious and nearly unconstrained search for persons and crimes to prosecute.
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Last year, I called Borel, a science journalist, to hear more about how bedbugs made a comeback, why they're so tenacious, and whether we might ever get rid of them again.
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While front-runner Donald Trump has amassed a delegate lead by winning many state contests, rival Ted Cruz has proved tenacious in pursuit of every last delegate available by other means.
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Just last week, Conor Lamb, a Democrat running a tenacious special election campaign in a conservative House district in southwestern Pennsylvania, rebuffed calls for new gun laws after the Parkland shooting.
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The tenacious Muchova did well to hold serve at 11-11 before going 0-40 up on the Pliskova serve thanks to a stunning clean winner off a forehand service return.
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"We are entering an extraordinarily difficult period but if we remain responsible and tenacious, we will make it," prime minister designate Igor Matovic said, referring to the spread of the coronavirus.
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The tenacious efforts of Senator McConnell and his allies to make sure the American people had an opportunity to be heard on this issue were an essential part of Trump's victory.
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"These family members... need the administration to be tenacious advocates for them and the estimated 1.8 million ethnic Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims arbitrarily detained in the XUAR," the letter said.
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This survey of tenacious, innovative, often beautiful work belatedly reveals its maker, now in her 2288s, as the queen of Arte Povera, the postwar Italian movement known for using humble materials.
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Looking back on the experience, I'm grateful: It forced me to get better and more tenacious at sales, which I ended up ultimately enjoying once I started running my own business.
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Featuring a mélange of drastically edited film, text, and music sources, all with an especially intricate use of 7.1 stereo sound, it showcases a filmmaker as tenacious and brilliant as ever.
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But when he joined the Celtics as a rookie in 103 as the seventh pick of that year's college draft, Havlicek was mainly a tenacious defender with an indefatigable work ethic.
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The Mavs got another impressive offensive game from undrafted rookie Dorian Finney-Smith, who made the team because of his tenacious defense and has received a chance to play because of injuries.
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"We all hope Jeanne's family can finally find peace as a result of this tenacious effort by officers and agents," said Jill Sanborn, an FBI agent in charge of the Minneapolis division.
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"We will be tenacious, we will be persistent and we will prosecute this case to the fullest," Johnson said, noting she has yet to decide if she will seek the death penalty.
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And while there will be bumps in the road, my experience has taught me that with hard work and a dash of that tenacious Peggy Olson spirit, the future will be bright.
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KANSAS 283, OKLAHOMA 223 Devonte Graham scored a career-high 27 points and did a tenacious job defending Buddy Hield to help No. 6 Kansas defeat No. 3 Oklahoma on the road.
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With the help of 17-year-old Khaldeya, we're taking you straight to Lebanon —via virtual reality — for an up-close glimpse of the daily hardships endured by these tenacious young women.
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A little more tenacious today, not as good, but when you don't have your 3-4-5 hitters, sometimes it's a little tough to get anything going up and down the lineup.
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In that context, a stake in Deliveroo could well be one development in what is a very long-term play for Amazon, a company known for pulling off tenacious, long-term plays.
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Meek Mill was known as the tenacious teen from the grainy videos of rap battles that not only circulated across Philly but seemed to excite virtually any rap nerd with internet access.
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Action planet Mars's entry into tenacious water sign Cancer emboldens you to cut ties where they are no longer needed—you know what needs nurturing, and you're not going to waste resources.
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Of the 17 Republicans who ran for president this cycle, Mr. Cruz — a onetime ally of Mr. Trump's — proved to be his strongest and most tenacious rival, winning 11 primaries and caucuses.
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It is, in fact, a tenacious myth -- one of many often-told stories about the news media that are widely believed but which, under scrutiny, prove to be dubious or highly exaggerated.
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A results driven leader and a tenacious go-getter who's excited by new challenges and stays positive in the face of adversity — and knows how to translate this motivation to your team.
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Indiana State's tenacious defense held the high-scoring Cyclones to 34.2 percent shooting, but Iowa State took 20 more shots as a result of forcing 20 turnovers and dominating the offensive boards.
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Instead, we should view this report as an opportunity to tackle many of the barriers that make it harder for our historically tenacious workforce to adapt to a rapidly changing economic landscape.
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No, fucking Tenacious D, a literal joke band, nabbed the honors for a cover song that was taken from a posthumous compilation dedicated to the late (and much-loved) Ronnie James Dio.
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Summoning a level of confidence that would make Mr. Wonderful proud, Stern shares the tenacious tale of how he pitched NoHBO to large companies like Clorox and the CEO of Hyatt Hotel.
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Here is a look at how Ms. Redstone has managed to come out on top: War has spread across the empire of Sumner Redstone, one of the entertainment industry's most tenacious titans.
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Here we see her tenacious battle to represent women in family disputes and hold on to her title, despite misogynist traditions and the conservative clerics working to keep her off the bench.
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Footage of the tenacious worker, who appeared to deliver pizzas through crowds of violent protesters and riot police in Hamburg, Germany during the G20 summit's "Welcome to Hell" protests, has gone viral.
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Robert Parry, a tenacious investigative reporter and author who exposed details of the Reagan administration's secret support for Nicaraguan rebels in the 21980s, died on Saturday in Arlington, Va. He was 22016.
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Still, Minnie's tenacious determination came through in the steely fervor of Ms. Sampson's performance, especially in her dealings with Dick Johnson, the rootless stranger who turns out to be the bandit Ramerrez.
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But Warren on Monday got her own bona fide rock star: Actor and musician Jack Black, frontman for the beloved comedy-rock band Tenacious D. Look at that magnificent beard... #WarrenTime pic.twitter.
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One of the most tenacious and remarkable native elders, Roberta Blackgoat, was Diné, Navajo, and waged an incessant fight against Peabody Coal's usurpation of her people's land for coal at Black Mesa.
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I am nothing if not tenacious (thanks, journalism background) -- and am lucky enough to have a wide network of well-connected friends who doggedly help me find what I need, treatment-wise.
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Another episode, "Replay" (written by Selwyn Seyfu Hinds) follows a mother and son, played by Sanaa Lathan and Damson Idris, on a road trip, pursued by a tenacious state trooper (Glenn Fleshler).
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The 28-year-old from Tianjin will probably have to raise her game again to overcome the tenacious Russian, three years her senior, who reached the semi-finals in Madrid in mid-May.
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Where: Roskilde, DenmarkWhen: June 25 - July 2Line-up: LCD Soundsystem, PJ Harvey, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tenacious D, Wiz Khalifa, Foals, Savages, Price: DKK 1,995 (£208 or $53) for an eight day pass.
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A judge had allowed his sexual assault case to go forward, and he was proving himself to be a tenacious litigant, rallying others to the cause and even doing his own investigative work.
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Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi — known as a tenacious prosecutor — said during court the arrest came after a months-long investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office and NYPD that is still ongoing.
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Pacino is leaner and louder, with a wary stare in those haunted orbs; Nicholson is more of a bulldog—foursquare, wasting fewer words, and thus, for my money, providing a more tenacious bite.
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President Barack Obama, the Democrat who defeated Clinton in 2008 before naming her his top diplomat, described a tenacious woman who would capture the American values he has promoted for nearly eight years.
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For Brown, with her long black hair, dark skin and broad smile, it all started with her portraying Princess Tiana, the tenacious star of Disney's "The Princess and the Frog," in October 2012.
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After Northwestern's disappointing 70-143 buzzer-beater loss at Butler on Wednesday, Wildcats coach Chris Collins was concerned how his team would respond against a tenacious Texas team noted for its aggressive defense.
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The best attendee at the White House's National Military Spouse Appreciation Day event was a tenacious child who refused to let Vice President Mike Pence get away with whacking him in the face.
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The night before our meeting, I had told his team that I would have to miss an event they'd planned at the University of California at Santa Barbara because of a tenacious migraine.
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The results show a few surprisingly tenacious algorithms: The clear victor for the age-varied set is Google's FaceNet, while it and Russia's N-TechLab are neck and neck in the celebrity database.
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You've been working very hard with Mars in tenacious Cancer, and on a cosmic level, the universe might be putting on the breaks because you can't add anymore to your to-do list.
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That makes Xuecheng the most important national leader to be felled in China's small but tenacious #MeToo movement, a rare case of a politically connected figure here falling to charges of sexual misconduct.
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Jeep division head Manley was named on Saturday to succeed Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne, one of the auto industry's most tenacious and respected leaders, who fell seriously ill after suffering complications following surgery.
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Among the many Catholic state legislators, one of them, Representative Mark Rozzi of Temple, Pa., is a survivor of sexual abuse who has become a tenacious advocate for expanding the statute of limitations.
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Don Cheadle has played many tenacious roles: a metal-clad superhero in Marvel films, the jazz musician Miles Davis in "Miles Ahead" and an undercover bomb-maker in "Traitor," to name a few.
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Such brutal honesty is the bread and butter of the marriage memoir, yet Shapiro still manages to make her husband sound quirky and tenacious in the manner of the best romantic comedy leads.
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Through his tenacious and selfless leadership in the Senate, he fought hard to ensure our Armed Forces remained strong and had the support and resources needed to succeed when placed in harm's way.
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Still, Dallas got the football again with 1:06 left to play at its own 2-yard line, but Prescott, on the run from a tenacious Giants pass rush, threw four incomplete passes.
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Senior forward Michael Carrera who came into the game averaging 113 points per game and 7.8 rebounds per game was held to six points and eight rebounds by coach Ben Howland's tenacious defense.
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The Rams defense has played better than anyone could have predicted, holding the Patriots to just 3 points and repeatedly stopping promising drives with tenacious pass defense and occasional bursts of interior pressure.
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Outside of its implications in a classroom setting and its fundamental interpretations, the general principle stands: everything you do will have repercussions, making it crucial to remain tenacious in our words and actions.
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Dellums, a co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus and one of Capitol Hill's most unabashed and tenacious liberal voices, retired from the U.S. House of Representatives in early 1998 after 27 years.
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Set in a forlorn desert brothel, Hoffman's tale focuses on Clementine, played by Dern, and her tenacious thirst for vengeance against the Rufus Black Gang — a roving band of outlaws that murdered her daughter.
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He is soft-spoken, but his hardworking and tenacious style is reflective of how Hynes wants his team to play, and the veteran forward is serving as a role model for some young players.
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Led by Bela Karolyi in Romania, who hand-selected teams of young, tenacious small girls and trained them relentlessly, the women's gymnastics teams of the Soviet Bloc spent the '70s systematically innovating the sport.
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The Twitter for Mac app no longer lives in the Mac App Store, though its one and a half star rating lives on in the hearts and minds of its few tenacious users, maybe.
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But the state's hops are making a comeback, thanks to the region's climate, support from Michigan State University, new technology that fights disease and bug pressure, and a tenacious wave of first-generation farmers.
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To see Ali's athletic prowess is to see only half the man… He may have been a tough and tenacious man in the ring but he was compassionate and caring with those he loved.
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So the scope feels quite large but what they all have in common is that we're really backing tenacious founders with audacious visions for what the future looks like and they're building towards that.
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" The eagle on the knight's chest is supposed to represent freedom, according to the NRO, while the sword is "a message of tenacious, fierce focus with the claws representing extreme reach with global coverage.
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Ferocious, visionary, and almost insanely tenacious, Jackson headed a large and coherent political movement—one that, for all its faults, embraced despised immigrants and extended the vote to all white men, regardless of income.
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Anguished allusions to the Vietnam War and the Second World War mark his films with political passions as well; the private furies that Bergman revealed are as tenacious as those of history itself. ♦
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Mr. Lord, who favors tweed jackets, sweater vests and sharp ties, is a tenacious salesman whose star-studded client list included the former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and the newspaper columnist Jimmy Breslin.
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The decision to quit comes a year after the tenacious sportsman set what was widely billed as a world record for the over-105s category: he completed 22.528 km (14.08 miles) in one hour.
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Tensions had been building for years, over Ortega's tenacious hold on power, his occasionally arbitrary decrees, and a widespread sense that his family and a few cronies had enriched themselves at the country's expense.
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Twenty-three years after Mr. Peres helped negotiate the Oslo Accords heralding peace between Israelis and Palestinians, President Obama and other leaders from around the world paid homage to his tenacious search for reconciliation.
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But I think like a lot of reporters there, I have a lot of respect for folks that are tenacious and tough, that are really focused on making sure that they are well sourced.
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Mancini connected with two hard rights to Kim's head at the start of the 14th round, sending the tenacious South Korean challenger to the canvas and prompting the referee to declare a technical knockout.
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In total, I put my Magic Socks through a tenacious five-day smell test, including two trips to the gym and two full days walking around the San Diego Convention Center for Comic-Con.
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But Good is a tenacious soul, who continues to plow through the legislative rules and regulations (sometimes invented on the spot) with which Brown tries to keep him from returning to his idée fixe.
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So two months ago, when I found out I was pregnant, I knew exactly what kind of parent I was destined to become: a tenacious, angry mother carrying on a proud Latin American tradition.
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Oh nabbed a Golden Globe this year (How can we forget that acceptance speech?) for her role as a tenacious and unpredictable MI20073 agent who becomes morbidly obsessed with an international assassin (Jodie Comer).
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Brind'Amour, 210, was a tenacious two-way center: He had five 21-goal seasons, won the Selke Trophy twice as the league's best defensive forward and got into 230 fights when fighting was popular.
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In doing so, he has modeled a certain kind of tenacious political salesmanship, using the Senate and his presidential campaigns as platforms to advance a major policy idea without initial backing from party leadership.
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TENACIOUS D will, I'm sure, be unknown to her, and to many (we worked hard to make the crosses fair!) but hopefully having a nostalgic BOBBY DARIN at the end will balance things out.
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" The dialectic continued even into the encores, with the tenacious closeness and harsh recriminations of "One" followed by the anthemic solace and wordless arena chant of "Love Is Bigger Than Anything in Its Way.
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With a broad tone and tenacious flow on the alto saxophone, she was clearly in possession of virtuoso talents; two leading alto saxophonists from jazz's heyday — Phil Woods and Lee Konitz — become her mentors.
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Earning a reputation as a tenacious prosecutor with an independent streak, Ms. White embraced the joke that her office was the United States attorney for the "sovereign," rather than Southern, district of New York.
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Great start for Williams The American struck winner after winner in the first set, 26 in total, to just seven unforced errors against a gifted, tenacious competitor having the finest season of her career.
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Wideman imagines himself talking in down-home, midcentury black slang to the dead young man as if he were a brother or a comrade, telling him a fable about a tenacious swarm of honeybees.
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The newspaper described Clinton as "one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation" and said she had displayed a command of policy and diplomatic nuance while building a reputation for grit and bipartisan cooperation.
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Sophomore guard Tyler Ulis is 5'9'', but he could very well get picked in the first round, too, because he is quick and tenacious and all the other words traditionally associated with 5'9'' basketball players.
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Daymond John is nothing if not tenacious, and it's that determination that allowed the founder of FUBU to take a shoestring budget and wield it to eventually create an urban streetwear brand worth $210 billion.
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Amodeo films East Village locations with a tenacious, unflinching curiosity, and she features a range of street people (including another Vietnam veteran, played by Dee Dee Ramone) who talk tough, tussle, joke, and tell stories.
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"The deflationary mindset that has become entrenched amongst people is quite tenacious and it will take time to completely dispel this mindset," Kuroda told a European Central Bank conference in the Portuguese town of Sintra.
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Less compact than "The Lives of Others," it ranges much more widely, in both tone and time, and labors under a musical score so tenacious that you feel half bullied into the right emotional response.
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But if Mr. Gurney, whose best-known works include "The Dining Room" and "Sylvia," is himself a member of that tribe, he also remains one of its most tenacious mavericks, albeit of a gentlemanly stripe.
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Jack Black was a guest on Conan on Thursday night, and Conan O'Brien asked him if he thought his brash style as frontman for Tenacious D had influenced the current president of the United States.
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Beneath that cheery exterior, though, is a tenacious woman at the center of a battle over her family's fortune as well as the fate of two of the world's largest media companies, Viacom and CBS.
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If the company gets its way, the potential decision could have dire implications for online accessibility and the fate of similar lawsuits that, like Robles', are chipping away at the internet's tenacious and appalling inaccessibility.
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Moreover, each of these great political leaders — Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt and Reagan — passed on a newly circumscribed regime, so tenacious as to implicate their successors in another cycle of gradually accelerating political decay.
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The students are part of a small but tenacious group of young communists using leftist ideology to shine a light on labor abuses across China and to call for better protections for the working class.
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Along with Irving, the Celtics got a big performance from Marcus Morris, who had 21 points and 10 rebounds, while Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum continued to be tenacious on both ends of the court.
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Yeah, and the White House press corps is very tenacious in protecting its place in the White House, like its workspace, as well as rituals like the daily briefing and access to the president, right?
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Andre Iguodala has been the top bench contributor with 13 points, but Patrick McCaw, the Golden State rookie, was also a tenacious contributor in the third quarter and has 6 key points in the game.
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As for tenacious kale, this decade's celebrity green, its grooming aids now include the Looseleaf and the Swiftstrip, otherwise known as kale leaf strippers, the solution to a problem you might not know you had.
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But after staff at Savannah's school, Woodside Preschool in Australia, wrote a letter to the Queen to see if the well-worn Harriet could be located, tenacious palace employees set to work to find it.
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Its menu is designed to accommodate almost everyone — with appearances from French onion soup, crispy pork with Asian slaw, cauliflower curry, pappardelle with Italian sausage, and a tenacious steak and kidney pie with mashed potatoes.
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"Chairman Chaffetz is a tenacious and dedicated public servant, and I thank him for showing sincere interest in issues that matter to me and many others on the Committee," the Maryland Democrat said in a statement.
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But I remember feeling tenacious: I was the first person in my family to go to college, and I told myself that if I was going to die, I was going to die with a degree.
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Many residents of the city—known in recent years for its especially tenacious site of Occupy, the genesis of #BlackLivesMatter, and the singular excellence of the Golden State Warriors—worry that will indeed be the case.
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Whatever the investigation turns up, it is curious that an innocent man, and his innocent party, would conduct themselves with such low integrity if indeed there were no wrongdoing for even a tenacious investigator to uncover.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans said on Friday they are moving U.S. Representative Jim Jordan, one of President Donald Trump's most tenacious defenders, onto the congressional committee that will hold public hearings next week on Trump's possible impeachment.
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The offseason acquisition from the Minnesota Timberwolves is averaging 17 points, 6.3 assists and 5.3 rebounds over the past three games while impressing coach Fred Hoiberg with his tenacious approach and passion on the defensive end.
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Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, 2018 was a year marked by serious allegations that the tenacious politician failed to report widespread sexual abuse decades ago when he served as an assistant wrestling coach at Ohio State University.
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These measures, known as the ABLE to Work Act, The ABLE Financial Planning Act and The ABLE Age Adjustment Act, are the result of the tenacious leadership of a bicameral and bipartisan group that includes Sens.
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When his foster mother unexpectedly dies, he and his new foster father, Uncle Hec, played by Sam Neil, go into hiding in the nearby woods when a tenacious social worker launches a manhunt to find them.
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The hiring is a sign that Mr. Trump is intensifying his focus on delegate wrangling as his opponents mount a tenacious effort to deny him the 1,237 delegates he would need to secure the Republican nomination.
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He had made the independent film landscape into what it is today by having a tenacious approach to buying movies, releasing them so they would be seen beyond the arthouse crowds, and ruthlessly campaigning for Oscars.
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The agreement is a triumph for fans in Ohio who, blindsided by the October 2017 announcement that the Crew's owners were pursuing a move to Texas, had mounted a tenacious public fight to save their team.
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In the pediatric ward, a one-month-old baby, Blessing Karanja, was fighting a worrisome blood infection, and elsewhere in the hospital, Grace Mutiga, 65, a retired nurse, was back again with a tenacious respiratory infection.
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Though his injuries prevented him from walking, he regained consciousness and seemed to be recovering, his doctors said, but the infection was tenacious and gave no ground to meropenem, the best antibiotic in the hospital's arsenal.
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This was the worst single attack against civilians by armed militants in Egypt and a bloody reminder of the tragic failure of successive governments to quell a tenacious insurgency — despite brutal, oppressive attempts to do so.
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But it's Mr. Rea — who came to international fame as an I.R.A. member in the 1992 film "The Crying Game" — who puts us smack in the middle of one man's tenacious, besieged, quivering sense of self.
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Thompson has been in a funk for most of the playoffs, and that has continued on the offensive end in Game 1, though he has remained a tenacious defender on the other end of the court.
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If you want to be successful developing leaders, you need to know what potential leaders look like, and you need to be as tenacious as Bob Taylor is when&aposs he&aposs sourcing wood for guitars.
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" Daniel J. Horwitz, a partner at McLaughlin & Stern LLP, who worked in the district attorney's office from 1991 to 2000, described her in a message as "tenacious, exceedingly bright but eminently fair with an even temperament.
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Performing are Kevin Hart, Matthew McConaughey, Jack Black, Keegan-Michael Key, Rob Riggle, Scott Eastwood, Terry Crews, Laird Hamilton, Jeff Ross, Nick Jonas, Flo Rida, Tenacious D, Katharine McPhee, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Aaron Lewis and Prince Royce.
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We can't know Ms. Kelly's private self, only the one she projects on TV. On Fox, the onetime lawyer had a crisp, courtroom manner, and her tenacious debate questioning drew sexist attacks from Donald J. Trump.
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King certainly can't take sole credit for either, but in his long, tenacious, often-vicious campaign to impose his nativist agenda on the Republican Party, he's played a singular role in ensuring the final realization of both.
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I've been squirreling away this nut for a while and took it to Tenacious Ye (producer Karen Ye) who is one of our best at tracking down characters and charming them into sharing their lives with us.
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They are all led by tenacious leaders and teams who I believe will keep their heads down and execute and get through the negativity and second guessing that is coming at each and every one of them.
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I want you to redeem the loss, and the meaning of the lives [lost], said Clinton, who warmly recalled the tenacious will of Brady and his late wife Sarah as they championed the cause against gun violence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Third seed Karolina Pliskova bludgeoned her way into the second round of Wimbledon on Monday, using her huge serve and searing forehand to fend off tenacious Chinese challenger Zhu Lin 6-2 18-6(4).
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Despite a highly effective vaccine and a swift international response after it was declared 20093 months ago, the outbreak has proved tenacious in an unstable region beset by violence, becoming Congo's worst ever, with almost 1,700 dead.
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But after meeting Fiora, a tenacious college student obsessed with crossword puzzles, what Scott planned to be a quick two-day trip turns into a summer long adventure of discovering his passions, discovering himself, and getting gritty.
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Its communication tactics are tenacious: Within 48 hours of signing up for an account, I received four marketing emails pushing one-hour-only discounts, a shop-more-save-more rewards program, $1 watches, and $10 fitness trackers.
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Despite its armored appearance and tenacious lizard traits, the Jamaican iguana has barely survived a variety of threats: hunters, predators like mongooses (but also feral dogs, cats and pigs) and more recently habitat destruction for charcoal production.
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Which doesn't mean that nothing has changed, but rather that the racist attitudes and ideas Ron finds among the Klansmen (and around the police department's station house, too) are durable and tenacious facts of our national life.
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A brash, foul-mouthed force of nature, she's a tenacious Democratic dealmaker with a nerve as mighty as her passion, and if the spirit moves her to berate someone in service of the party, she absolutely will.
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Ted Strickland is a big favorite with a name-ID advantage over even Portman, but P.G. Sittenfeld has been a tenacious Democratic challenger, and a pro-Sittenfeld super PAC waits in the wings to cause primary mischief.
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"He was remarkably tenacious," said Jeremy Travis, president of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, who was also a mayoral adviser and deputy commissioner of legal matters for the Police Department during parts of Mr. Morgenthau's tenure.
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The chicken is tender, pulled apart not in soggy threads but substantial pieces, lightly dressed in a thin but tenacious ranchero sauce, with a dark, smoky paste of pecans and charred red poblanos hiding underneath it all.
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Richard, who was suffering from Alzheimer's disease, earned a reputation as a tenacious and determined player during a 20-year NHL career in which the diminutive speedster established himself as on of the game's all-time greats.
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"I was looking for someone who is tenacious, who is used to looking at sensitive material involving government activities, who has a reputation for being fair and evenhanded," Barr told the Wall Street Journal earlier this month.
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The MIT spin-off is best known for BigDog, the DARPA-funded robotic pack mule that captured the internet's imagination with its ability to traverse rocky terrain and avoid being kicked over by even the most tenacious roboticist.
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Warren is the ultimate surrogate for Clinton, giving her a chance to take a breather and allow someone more tenacious and savvy to join the back-and-forth online war that Trump has been winning for some time.
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Playing a tenacious defensive game and striking at opportune moments, the Panthers reclaimed some momentum in the NFC South division race with a 17-3 victory over the slumping Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at Raymond James Stadium.
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" I feel this framework could also act as a simple blueprint for aspiring crowdfunders looking to build a sustainable business — loosely translated as being "realistic with our product, economical with our funding and tenacious in facing our challenges.
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Despite the heavy and constant combat, Hatemi and his men don't wear body armor in the mountains -- they say it slows them down -- and are protected by little more than AK-47s and a tenacious faith in God.
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Sergio Marchionne bowed out on Saturday as one of the auto industry's most demanding and tenacious chief executives, his health in crisis after a career in which he rescued Fiat and Chrysler, two of its most storied brands.
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Maybe she is saving the growl for the final against tenacious Romanian former world number one Simona Halep when, for the third time, she will stand one win away from matching Margaret Court's 24 Grand Slams singles titles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Experience wrestled aside youth at Wimbledon on Friday when Venus Williams, at 220 the oldest woman in the draw, overcame a match-point rain break and tenacious Russian teenager Daria Kasatkina to reach the fourth round.
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"Senator McCaskill is a consummate public servant and tenacious fighter who will battle her cancer with the spirit and determination that we have all come to admire and respect," said Wasserman Schultz, who leads the Democratic National Committee.
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Appointed by President Obama in 2012, Horowitz demonstrated to me his ability to be both tenacious and fair on a series of investigations, including the Fast and Furious gun running operation and the Drug Enforcement Administration's prostitution scandal.
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This was an incredible person, who was not just a great athlete, but all the things the best versions of ourselves aspire to be—not just talented and successful, but humble, loving, devoted, charitable, tenacious, hard-working, beloved.
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Aiko Herzig Yoshinaga, a Japanese-American whose tenacious archival research persuaded Congress to approve reparations for her fellow inmates of World War II internment camps and an official apology to them, died on July 19763 in Torrance, Calif.
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As part of its new assault against an increasingly tenacious Taliban, the Trump administration is planning to send some of the advisers back to small bases scattered across rural parts of the country to help train Afghan forces.
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In a past career, Glenn R. Simpson had been a reporter's reporter, tenacious through two decades in journalism, often driving the Washington story of the day — congressional corruption, fund-raising shenanigans, sundry misbehavior — but never becoming it himself.
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The tenacious Blinkova refused to back down, however, saving a match point on Osaka's serve in the second before breaking her to set up a tiebreak, which the Russian won when Osaka sent a return into the net.
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The governing Communist Party, which sees mass movements as a threat, has detained dozens of activists and ordered universities, including Renmin, to help suppress what has become one of the most tenacious student protests in China in years.
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While his save on Tuch was the most impressive, he kept the Caps in charge with 15 saves in the third period, including a tenacious effort during a 5-on-3 advantage for 33:09 for the Knights.
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A famously tenacious grassroots campaigner in Minnesota, Klobuchar deployed the same strategy in Iowa: She's the only remaining candidate to visit all 99 counties, pulling a "full Grassley" (named after Klobuchar's Iowa colleague in the Senate, Chuck Grassley).
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Now a tenacious and promising luthier, Mr. Smith was swept up in a typical pattern in which the physical demands of his job shoveling coal and operating machinery led him beyond his doctor's initial prescription for pain pills.
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As Ignatieff says, he is both strategically tenacious and visionary, and the vision is of separate, sovereign nation states whose allegiance to Europe is based not on an ideal of federalist political union, but of shared cultural norms.
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While reminding her members not to get distracted by Trump-Russia intrigue, she has also been tenacious in calling for the Trump administration to release the full report from special counsel Robert Mueller and the president's tax returns.
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John D. Dingell Jr., a powerful and tenacious Michigan Democrat who pushed landmark legislation, exposed corruption in government and became the longest-serving member of Congress in American history, died on Thursday at his home in Dearborn, Mich.
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"We all hope Jeanne's family can finally find peace as a result of this tenacious effort by officers and agents," Jill Sanborn, the special agent in charge of the Minneapolis division of the F.B.I., said in a statement.
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As secretariat, Pell was tenacious to the point of abrasive in what he saw as rooting out corruption in the Vatican's coffers, something critics saw as a sign of his desire to use his post to consolidate personal power.
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Proceeding through Bilal's trial to its shattered aftermath, "Bars and Measures" is about kinship and allegiance: the messy, painful, tenacious bonds of family, and what you owe to your nation if it looks at you and sees the enemy.
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For those who are not as tenacious as they want to be, Duckworth recommends asking yourself the following questions: Cultivating this self-awareness is the first step toward getting more of that grit if you decide you want it.
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But the results in South Carolina began to narrow that field to a small and tenacious handful, who may give Mr. Trump a tougher challenge next month in a series of delegate-rich states like Texas, Virginia and Florida.
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PHILADELPHIA — President Barack Obama gave a ringing endorsement of Hillary Clinton here Wednesday, offering a portrait of a tenacious public servant uniquely prepared to continue his work and stave off a threat to American values posed by Donald Trump.
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The increase is caused both by a rise in the number of people trying to enter Britain—many of them fleeing war-torn parts of the Middle East and Africa—and by the fact that they are more tenacious.
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Home favorite and former world number one Hewitt will retire after his 20th and final home grand slam and while he will fight the way only he knows how, he could meet his match in tenacious eighth seed Ferrer.
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But in the early 70s, he was among those who came back to the States and got caught up in an organization that remains one of America's most tenacious and peculiar political cults: the one lead by Lyndon LaRouche.
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Junior forward James Webb III had 211 points and nine rebounds and Boise State fended off a tenacious second-half rally from Colorado State before recording an 282-278 victory on Saturday in Mountain West play at Boise, Idaho.
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Jumps in time between 2004-5 and 2011, and a fervent dependence on adverbs, will keep all but the most tenacious reader from grasping that Archer is in fact the planet around which this novel's convoluted story lines orbit.
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There was also a glimpse of the tenacious bureaucratic blocking maneuvers favored by big centers of power in Washington -- in this case the CIA and the FBI -- that have made it so difficult for Trump to drain the swamp.
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Roslyn Litman, a tenacious civil liberties advocate whose groundbreaking court victories included the removal of a holiday Nativity display from a public courthouse and an antitrust judgment against professional basketball for blackballing a player, died on Tuesday in Pittsburgh.
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Al was a modest 6 feet 19513 inches and weighed about 215 pounds, but his blocks sprang the Eagles' future Hall of Fame running back Steve Van Buren on long gains, and he was tenacious and mobile on defense.
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Action planet Mars in tenacious Cancer makes a harmonious connection with Neptune and opposes Saturn (currently in Capricorn) on June 7, bringing a big boost in creativity, but it also puts pressure on your intimate relationships and your finances.
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If you hold a general conviction that, say, wines of California are too alcoholic, that Beaujolais is just a jolly little quaffing wine or that German riesling is always sweet — all tenacious clichés — it's time to revisit these beliefs.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli police recommended on Tuesday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust, casting a pall over the future of a tenacious leader who has become almost synonymous with his country.
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As for why people talk to him in the first place — he's very famous, he's really tenacious, and (perhaps most importantly) people assume everyone else is talking to him, so they should give him their own version of events.
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He was the captain of that team: a tenacious and technically sound midfielder once dismissed as "a water carrier" by French forward Eric Cantona but who definitively got the last word by getting both hands on the World Cup.
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A veteran of the theater who also currently appears in the Fox mini-series "Shots Fired," Ms. Hinds essentially performs a one-woman show, endowing a figure who is often celebrated, but rarely humanized, with a warm, tenacious personality.
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As the gap in the polls between an incumbent Kenyatta and his tenacious and longtime rival Raila Odinga grew smaller, worries that Kenyans would descend back into the post-election violence that wracked the country in 63 and 26 resurfaced.
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Still, when most people think of Chang, they remember him as a short, tenacious overachiever who captured the attention of sports fans during a time when China, his father's homeland, was in the midst of one of its most challenging ordeals.
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The 10-episode first season is at its best when it lets its talented actors dig into their characters' frustrations, hopes, dreams, and all the other emotions that come with being a tenacious reporter on the edge of breaking a story.
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" The company was "rewarded" on the stock market, he said, for a settlement that "imposed no meaningful restrictions on Facebook's data collection and sharing practices, and structural changes require a tenacious overseer to ensure compliance or they may lead to nothing.
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West Virginia allows an average of 65.4 points and its tenacious defense was on display in the 80-9.73 win on Saturday when Baylor stars Taurean Prince and Rico Gathers had just 15 combined points on 6-of-26 shooting.
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Svitolina was wobbling but the tenacious base-liner dug deep to save five break points in a marathon third game of the decider lasting more than 16 minutes, the vital hold giving her the impetus to kick on for victory.
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A study from University of Michigan specifically examined how the trope of the tenacious guy — the guy who won't take no for an answer because he knows you're meant to be with him — influences our views of real-life male behavior.
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"As someone who worked side-by-side with her in earlier years and when she was secretary of State, she is a relentless, indefatigable, tenacious human being," added Axelrod, who also served as a White House senior adviser to Obama.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - World number one Simona Halep quelled a tenacious Angelique Kerber fightback and saved two match points to reach her first Australian Open final with a riveting 6-3 403-6 9-7 victory on Rod Laver Arena on Thursday.
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Ackman was tactical and tenacious, driven and determined, at times even obsessive in his torment, yet to the executive who'd spent the bulk of his time bobbing and weaving to avoid the onslaught, Ackman was, at the same time, bewildering.
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Cross-strait relations have cooled under Tsai's leadership and the Chinese government under President Xi Jinping has become more tenacious in asserting its claim over the island, which Beijing considers a breakaway province that must be reunited with the mainland.
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"'Avatar' was a tenacious king of the box office mountain warding off all challengers for about a decade and against seemingly insurmountable odds, 'Endgame' did whatever it took to take the crown," Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore said.
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I repeatedly plunged a shovel into the pond's viscous floor of gray mud, just beneath the tenacious roots of a water lily — species name: Nuphar lutea — working it like a lever to loosen the plant as Nelson tugged on its stems.
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When the Balkans collapsed into fratricidal violence in the early 333s, Ibolja Cernak, a small, tenacious woman who grew up in the countryside of what is now Serbia, was working as a doctor and researcher at a military hospital in Belgrade.
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In one example of his tenacious sleuthing, Russell dove into a CNN report about a group called "Blacktivist," a Facebook page designed to look like it was run by Black Lives Matter but actually run by the Internet Research Agency.
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Its premise replaces the civilization that makes our lives soft and easy with that most tenacious of American dreams: the frontier, where settlers get to reinvent society from the ground up and prove their worth in feats of manly valor.
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Some of the veteran polar guides leading groups to the North Pole were predicting that in as little as five years they expected even the one remaining tenacious Russian operator to be overwhelmed by the hazards of 21st-century sea ice.
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As revenue from music sales has plummeted over the past 15 years, vinyl has come to represent the industry's Jon Snow—the tenacious little bugger that just won't die, and has actually emerged from the digital age bloodbath with renewed vigor.
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The announcement of the death of Marchionne, 66, one of the auto industry's most tenacious and respected CEOs, drew tributes from rivals and tears from his closest colleagues, a collective grief that overshadowed a big sell-off in Fiat Chrysler shares.
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And although I wouldn't stake my life on my ability to hold steady under pressure (also, I have untrustworthy ankles), I'm grateful to those who do for reminding me that we humans have something vertiginous and tenacious in our blood.
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Instead of a stunning upset — or at the very least a signature, tenacious match to end his Grand Slam career — Ferrer simply walked away, allowing Nadal to advance to the second round with a scoreline of 3393-3383, 3373-3363, ret.
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But when a mysterious scroll falls into the hands of Amari, a defiant princess, and Zélie, a tenacious diviner warrior, the two young women set out on a thrilling, death-defying journey to restore magic and take back the throne.
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Robert Pear, a reporter whose understated demeanor belied a tenacious pursuit of sources and scoops during his 63 years at The New York Times covering health care and other critical national issues, died on Tuesday in Rockville, Md. He was 69.
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TUNIS — Maya Jribi, the first female leader of a political party in Tunisia and a tenacious supporter of democracy under the country's dictators well before the Arab Spring, died on May 19 at her home in a suburb of Tunis.
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Working in this tradition, "The Mountains Sing" unfolds a narrative of 20th-century Vietnam — encompassing the land reforms of the '50s as well as several turbulent decades before and after — through multiple generations of tenacious women in a single family.
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Which is why from November 7 to 10, WIRED is bringing together a tenacious group of those folks—people who inspire us, who remind us that we've overcome the malaise before and that we are, in fact, overcoming it right now.
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He was tenacious and resilient, winning four of his five matches and defeating Rory McIlroy by 1 up in a thriller of an opening singles match on Sunday that was not decided until McIlroy splashed down on the 18th hole.
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He is probably too small to play shooting guard for many teams, and not quite refined enough to play point guard, but with a work ethic and a tenacious approach to the game, he may be able to overcome those issues.
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William Ferguson Staunton, Va. To the Sports Editor: Re "Yale Lary, an Undersized but Tenacious Lion, Dies at 86," May 15: It's often overlooked how being a sports fan can be educational in ways beyond the realm of athletic competition.
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Art Review The Met Breuer's fascinating and tenacious survey of the Italian artist Marisa Merz reveals her at 90 to be the queen of Arte Povera, the postwar Italian movement that favored sculptures and installations fashioned from humble, often discarded materials.
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Williams needed two hours to outlast fellow American Christina McHale with a 223-238 22017-22017 22017-22017 victory, while Wozniacki, who is playing her penultimate tournament, fought back to overcome a tenacious Lauren Davis 33-23 26-22 6-4.
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But even if the Kill Quill movement fails in the Wayfair case, you can expect the battle over internet sales taxes to continue — the movement is as tenacious as The Bride, the protagonist of Tarantino's two-part "Kill Bill" movie.
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" As for how he enjoys spending downtime from his acting career and playing with longtime friend and collaborator Kyle Gass in their band Tenacious D, "I love just hanging poolside with the boys, with [wife Tanya Haden] and the boys.
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John S. Pritchard III, a tenacious investigator whose law enforcement career spanned more than three decades and six agencies in New York, involving some of the most notorious crimes of that era, died on Thursday in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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Having shed the most tenacious restraints on his hardline and sometimes reckless foreign policy inclinations, Trump has felt liberated to pursue a foreign policy agenda on Iran and other global hotspots that hews more closely to his muscular vision of US power.
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Over the decades, as American industries receded, taking with them the naïve optimism about their transformative potential, Sternberg nevertheless stayed true to this vision — we might call it his attachment to an idea of tenacious Americana — which sustained his long and uneven output.
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So when a new album arrives from Tenacious D, on a major label, with all the marketing budget that brings and the promotional heft that comes with having a Hollywood star in the band, it is hard not to roll your eyes.
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Meituan chose this approach rather than resting on its laurels like Groupon and Yelp, because Chinese entrepreneurs are tenacious and if you have a profitable "light-weight" business, you will find yourself surrounded by entrepreneurs who want a share of your profits.
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In the 52 years since the law's passage, though, Title VII's mandate -- and by extension, what we understand today to be women's rights on the job -- chiefly has been shaped by the favorable court decisions in lawsuits brought by tenacious individual women.
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Though the Democratic Party worked overtime to clear the field and ensure an easy nomination win for Clinton, Sanders proved to be a far more formidable and tenacious opponent than practically anyone expected — and he overwhelmingly won among young voters in particular.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's longtime accounting firm must hand over eight years of his tax returns to New York prosecutors, a U.S. appeals court ruled Monday, the latest setback for Trump in his tenacious efforts to keep his finances secret.
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"This year's intelligence authorization bill makes sure our intelligence agencies have the resources, authorities, and capabilities they need to protect our nation, but it also enables the most thorough and tenacious oversight, particularly to make sure privacy and civil liberties are protected," Rep.
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Early in his career at The Guardian, Mr. Rusbridger led the newspaper's tenacious investigation of what became known as the cash-for-questions scandal in Parliament, which contributed to the fall of the Conservative government of Prime Minister John Major in 1997.
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She was not yet a self-assured lawyer, a powerful political wife or a tenacious presidential candidate, but a young woman, wide-eyed and eager, vulnerable and afraid, at the cusp of a momentous decision that would alter the course of her life.
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You called her a smart and tenacious who had good sources, but you of course, went at it during your tenure and you say a therapist could have made a fortune from the amount of time you spent tangling with her, a therapist?
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But Mr. Henríquez became the emblematic one, with a family tenacious enough to pursue Mr. Giraldo even after he, along with 13 other paramilitary leaders, was whisked out of Colombia and into the United States on May 13, 2008, to face drug charges.
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Each hourlong episode revolves around a central story line, even as longer-running themes — the tensions in Elizabeth and Philip's relationship after she becomes queen; Margaret's ill-fated affair with Group Captain Peter Townsend; Churchill's tenacious hold on power — are threaded throughout.
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Pao starts with her guard up, painting a largely idyllic portrait of her childhood in Maplewood, N.J., as the middle daughter of high-achieving Chinese immigrants, who inculcated their children with a tenacious work ethic and a fervent belief in the American dream.
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Svitolina, who said this week her win in Rio gave her the confidence that she can go toe-to-toe with the game's best hitters, is tenacious on court and chases down balls with an intensity that could cause trouble for Williams.
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In "Ladysitting," the author and educator Lorene Cary (her 1991 memoir, "Black Ice," chronicles her adolescent experience as a young black student attending St. Paul's boarding school) describes the time she spent caring for her feisty, tenacious 100-year-old grandmother, Nana Jackson.
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They also include players like Boyd, 24, a tenacious wing who could have played for New Zealand's national team instead; and Long, who with Zimmerman forms a strong center-back pairing, both 26, that isn't necessarily young in age but in international experience.
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Perhaps nowhere has that format proved more tenacious than on CNBC's "Deal or No Deal," which returned for a new season on Wednesday after a nearly 22010-year hiatus, and features 22012 female models in matching high heels and short, skintight dresses.
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The Canadian writer and actor Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall is a fine person to write a book about hangovers, not only because he's a tenacious researcher but also because he's willing to get thoroughly torn up on a consistent basis in colorful circumstances.
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Peter Serkin, a pianist admired for his insightful interpretations, technically pristine performances and tenacious commitment to contemporary music, died on Saturday at his home in Red Hook, N.Y., in Dutchess County, near the campus of Bard College, where he was on the faculty.
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Frederick B. Lacey, a police chief's son who as a tenacious federal prosecutor helped drain New Jersey's fetid swamp of political corruption and who later built a reputation as a stringent judge presiding over celebrated cases, died on April 222 in Naples, Fla.
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For various reasons, I've recently taken on a no-sex mandate, the beginning of a months-long exercise in mastering my impulses, but anyone with blood running in their veins knows the body and mind are tenacious: They want what they want.
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Of course, neither the United States, with its long history of racial prejudice and occasional fits of political hysteria, like McCarthyism, nor Britain, with its tenacious class system, ever quite lived up to the shining ideals they presented to the postwar world.
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So when Fred finally received his visa thanks to the persistence of retired FBI agent Dave Lemoine, who showed up to 28503 Congressional offices unannounced to press Fred's case, and his equally tenacious lawyer Sari Long, they knew what they had to do.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is known for playing bold and tenacious women in shows like Veep and Seinfeld, but on Thursday she proved she's so much stronger than any of her scripted characters when she revealed on Twitter that she's been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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On the basis of this video—wherein Will Smith slides into a performance of "Summertime" with an unparalleled and tenacious degree of smoothness—the world deserves a Will Smith resurgence in much the same way that it witnessed a Craig David resurgence in 2015.
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"The testimony and records that are already in evidence reveal that Syed received a tenacious and dogged defense in 1999 and 2000 by a team of some of Maryland's best lawyers," said the hearing prosecutor, Deputy Attorney General Thiru Vignarajah, said in a statement.
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One of his recent acting jobs includes a starring role in the Broadway play The Lifespan of a Fact in which he stars as Jim Fingal, a tenacious young fact checker who stirs up trouble while checking a news story by a writer (Bobby Cannavale).
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Like the tenacious animal immortalized in his viral YouTube video, a Los Angeles-based comedian on Tuesday held on tight to an appellate win that revived his trademark-infringement lawsuit against a greeting-card company over its use of the "Honey Badger Don't Care" catchphrase.
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A tenacious lawyer, Hart spearheaded the Mike Hubbard case, and a source close to the inquiry said, "If Bentley thinks for one minute he can stop Hart by giving Luther his dream job, he's a bigger fool than I thought," according to Alabama Political Reporter.
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This roster is loaded with tenacious lockdown defenders such as Jimmy Butler, Klay Thompson, Paul George, and Kevin Durant—meaning Team USA is able to switch virtually every matchup, effectively smothering the opposition while causing errant passes and shot clock violations: And you know what?
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NEW YORK, Nov 4 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's longtime accounting firm must hand over eight years of his tax returns to New York prosecutors, a U.S. appeals court ruled Monday in the latest setback for Trump in his tenacious efforts to keep his finances secret.
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"Great Houses, Modern Aristocrats," by James Reginato and photographer Jonathan Becker, longtime chroniclers of the rich and famous, does not disappoint, providing an insiders' portrait of 16 extraordinarily maintained residences belonging to such tenacious tenants as the Prince of Wales and the fourth Baron Rothschild.
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And he is hugely tenacious; he wakes Abe Rosenthal, the managing editor of the Times , at three in the morning to complain about a publication delay, trying him first at home and then, directed by the man's irate wife, at the home of a girlfriend.
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Though later research has suggested that Arendt misjudged Eichmann — who was, for one thing, a much more ardent anti-Semite than he seemed to be, sitting in the dock — the idea that great horror can spring from mundane roots has proved tenacious and perpetually relevant.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Ninth seed Agnieszka Radwanska lived up to her nickname as the 'Professor' when she dug deep into her toolbox of tactics to repel tenacious qualifier Alison Van Uytvanck 23-22(2) 2-2 6-3 in the French Open second round on Thursday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Undaunted by repeated election losses, Harvey Milk advanced his tenacious campaign in 1977's electoral race for San Francisco's Board of Supervisors with a strategy to broaden his appeal beyond the gay community by addressing an intersectionality of issues.
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Provocative and tenacious, scrutinizing white erasure of black people and black cultures, "We Are Proud to Present a Presentation About the Herero of Namibia, Formerly Known as South West Africa, From the German Südwestafrika, Between the Years 1884-33" was a hit for Soho Rep.
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"I was told, 'We need her to be tenacious, we need her to be passionate, we need her to be driven, and we need her to be smart and dumb and weird,' and all of these things that make her appealing to audiences," she said.
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Arsenal turned in the type of tenacious display it has often been lacking, and it might just be enough to stem the tide of protests against Wenger, who became the Cup's most successful manager with his seventh title in his 21-year reign at Arsenal.
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The Focus Features film, directed by Todd Haynes (Carol, Far from Heaven), is based on the true story of the tenacious corporate defense attorney Robert Bilott, who took on an environmental lawsuit against the world's largest chemical company at the time, DuPont de Nemours, Inc.
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Celeste must have figured out about the death apple at some point—she is a tenacious researcher of symptoms and maladies online—but we never spoke about it, and I never threw up myself, so, in some sense, the apple is still inside me.
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Mr. de Blasio later insisted that he was also "respectfully" objecting to his most tenacious critic of the day, Senator Terrence Murphy, a Hudson Valley Republican who questioned whether Mr. de Blasio deserved a three-year extension of mayoral control of New York City schools.
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On a cold day in Pittsburgh, going up against a team loaded with big names, the Miami Dolphins' improbable and tenacious season came to a close with the star-laden Steelers rolling to a 30-12 wild-card round victory that was never in doubt.
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A tenacious but also comical street rapper, he scored enough hits and filmed enough viral dance videos to achieve a certain degree of infamy, eventually collaborating with Drake on the top 10 single "Look Alive" earlier this year and becoming known as a Drake protege.
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KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - Champions Germany crashed out of the World Cup after suffering a stunning 2-0 defeat by a tenacious South Korea on Wednesday that eliminated them in the opening round for the first time in 80 years and sent the football-mad nation into mourning.
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In a statement, the company said he "impacted everyone who crossed his path with his infectious positive energy, his tenacious will to succeed, and his willingness to help others," Denise Cohen, 243, was a grandmother of two and receptionist for a small tech company in Carpinteria, California.
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Even without the bright auburn hair or the intricately woven braids, Sophie Turner is still very much her: Sansa Stark, the cunning, tenacious Lady of Winterfell (and one of last two surviving Stark children — unless you count Bran, which we don't) on HBO's Game of Thrones.
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As anyone who's ever spoken to an Aries can probably surmise, the sign of the Ram is ruled by Mars, which is why their respective energies are so similar — Aries people get their tenacious, often hot-headed attitude from Mars, the planet of conflict and action.
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There are a bunch of other graphs and charts related to esports within the project, which you can peruse through right here: You can find the most popular esport by player (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive), the most tenacious player based on number of tournaments (Super Smash Bros.
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Action planet Mars's entry into tenacious Cancer finds you especially busy at work, and is helpful if you're looking for a new job or more gigs—it also inspires you to kick some bad habits and boosts you energy to take on new tasks and routines.
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Two decades after the movie's release, Meredith's legacy as a menacing presence is so tenacious that I have to continually remind my relatively rational, 20-something reporter self not to fear: I am on the phone with the actor Elaine Hendrix, not the character Meredith Blake.
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Image 2 of 2 SINGAPORE – Southeast Asian nations are expected to welcome an initial negotiating draft of a nonaggression pact with China on the South China Sea, but critics warn that the protracted talks provide a diplomatic cover for Beijing&aposs tenacious aggression in the disputed waters.
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In the days since the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that killed 24 people, students from the school have taken up a gun-control movement highlighted by powerful speeches, a tenacious CNN town hall appearance, and, in the case of Sarah Chadwick, cuttingly funny tweets.
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And that starts at home, with the VA. We are optimistic that President-elect Trump will nominate a strong, tenacious leader with the willingness to face the truth, end the toxic culture at the VA, and finally give our nation's heroes the care and respect they deserve.
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A virtuoso guitarist, an indefatigable bandleader, a tenacious businessman, and a maddening iconoclast, his prolific output ranges from hit pop singles ("Valley Girl") to orchestral works of formidable modernist complexity ("Bob in Dacron"), with trippy jazz-rock instrumentals ("Peaches En Regalia") and much else in between.
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Curry has shown a tenacious streak, insisting that he was simply bowing to his coach's desire to make sure he is 21995 percent before risking him in a series in which the Warriors, even after a Game 296 loss, should be able to win without him.
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Here we are now in 2018, seeing the effects of tenacious campaigning, from the now-iconic "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" ads, to ethical designers providing fancier, warmer, more stylish, lighter materials that have relegated that caveperson look to the garbage heap of history.
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It's a lesson passed on to us as kids when we learned that John Adams, widely vilified at the time for his tenacious and largely successful representation of the eight Redcoats who fatally shot colonists in the Boston Massacre, represents a symbol of the rule of law.
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Drawing from "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" (1965), a screenplay by Arnold Perl and James Baldwin, and copious research, Spike Lee traces the life of Malcolm Little (Denzel Washington), the street hustler turned black nationalist leader who became a tenacious force in the civil rights movement.
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