Here's the letter the Redstones sent to the boards of CBS and Viacom: Members of the Boards: This past September, we asked the boards of CBS and Viacom to consider a potential combination.
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"I read the boards every week, but I didn't read the boards after episode 21," he said at a fan panel in 2006.
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She currently sits on the boards of Lyft, Ayasdi and Inscopix, and has in the past sat on the boards of TaskRabbit, Refinery29 and Xamarin.
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Hoffman currently serves on the boards of Airbnb, Convoy, Edmodo, Gixo, Microsoft, Xapo, as well as the boards for a number of not-for-profits, including Kiva, Endeavor, and Do Something.
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The country's HFSF bailout fund hired external consultants to review the boards and they have said that up to 18 directors on the boards of four different banks must be replaced.
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" "Then I go by the corner of the boards.
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You jump over the boards for a fast line change.
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Jared McCann won a battle along the boards against Backstrom.
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The boards of SMB and Avocet will meet on Sept.
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The boards are available now for $130 and $180, respectively.
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I think that one specifically, it was from the boards.
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In both counties, the boards did not take immediate action.
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"Jakob Poeltl was amazing on the boards tonight," Durant said.
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Philadelphia controlled the boards with 49 rebounds to Charlotte's 31.
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Levin is Chairman of the boards of Match Group, Inc.
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The boards of the two lenders will decide on Jan.
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The boards, the shareholders, and we as consumers, allowed it.
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You know, it was a good bounce (off the boards).
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The boards, by the way, should be listed as work.
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Another vestige of minority power is going by the boards.
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At his store, 75% of the boards sold are imported.
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The boards would then review what content it considers appropriate.
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In general, the wider the boards, the higher the cost.
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He is on the boards of Etsy, Petco, and Afterpay.
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He was drilled into the boards during Friday night's game.
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The boards of both companies have already approved the deal.
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I wonder where the boards of directors are in these companies.
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No one under 16 may use the boards on public roadways.
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The Golden Bears dominated the boards, outrebounding the Vikings 44-32.
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The Wolfpack finished with a 44-30 edge on the boards.
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The merger still requires approval by the boards of both automakers.
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The merger still requires approval by the boards of both companies.
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The boards of directors of both companies have approved the transaction.
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She also sits on the boards of Chemist Direct, and Bebestore.
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The CPPIB has 195 seats on the boards of 77 companies.
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The deal was unanimously approved by the boards of both companies.
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You're going to be a little more active on the boards.
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The Hoyas dominated play in the paint and on the boards.
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Golden State battled the Thunder even on the boards, 45-393.
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Because I was just debating someone with this issue, the boards.
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Chenault also serves on the Boards of IBM and Procter & Gamble.
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Or look at the organizational funders and the boards of directors.
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Bethune currently serves on the boards of Prudential, Honeywell and Sprint.
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But the Wolverines controlled the boards 246-212 and never trailed.
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The Spartans also dominated the boards with a 49-22 advantage.
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Christian Fischer chipped the pass up the boards to spring Keller.
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On Sunday, Rutgers held a 47-32 advantage on the boards.
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The Scarlet Knights also controlled the boards, outrebounding Niagara 38-22.
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Trouba then drove the former Calder Trophy winner into the boards.
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In the second half, the Aggies controlled the boards 18-13.
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The Seminoles controlled the boards and had a 42-30 advantage.
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Clemson kept Akron off the boards for the next 2:31.
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Polak rammed Oliver Bjorkstrand into the boards and was sent off.
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However, they stayed close by dominating on the boards, 24-13.
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"They just punked us on the boards," Van Gundy told reporters.
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He is also on the boards of Apple, Amgen, and Chevron.
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The boards of both companies finalized the deal on Sunday evening.
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On New Year's Day, it will finally go by the boards.
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The Cavaliers, meanwhile, hold a 28-16 advantage on the boards.
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He also has seats on the boards of Nestle and L'Oreal.
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She serves on the boards of the New Jersey Young Democrats.
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And all of the boards have rear brake lights built in.
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Jim serves on the boards of Blackstone and 21st Century Fox.
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Indiana dominated the game on the boards, outrebounding Nebraska 23-244.
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He serves on the boards of Univision and Pandora Internet Radio.
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He also sits on the boards of Tesla, SpaceX and Chipotle.
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There were invitations to serve on the boards of prestigious charities.
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Rather than turn the pages, some business people tread the boards.
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"He got squeezed along the boards," Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said.
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Maryland's dominance on the boards followed major changes to the frontcourt.
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He sits on the boards of both Health Catalyst and Clover.
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Then he began to collect the costumes strewn across the boards.
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In his retirement letter to the boards, Mr. Martins denied wrongdoing.
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A machine prints the circuit boards, and another machine heats the boards.
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The boards of both Sinclair and Disney have unanimously approved the deal.
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Golden State also dominated the boards 56-45 and forced 18 turnovers.
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The boards and videos did not identify which defendant is supposedly depicted.
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Don sits on the Boards of Aras, StatSocial, Federated Sample, and Iotera.
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Her child recently fell through the boards, and the stream remains dirty.
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However, the Thunder kept pounding the boards and winning the hustle points.
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Most hilariously are the mannequin legs testing out if the boards hover.
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Niederreiter appeared to hurt himself after tumbling feet-first into the boards.
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The boards of London-based Just Eat (JSTTY) and Dutch company Takeaway.
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The boards act as a reference for designers and the packaging team.
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We got beat off the boards twice and he made a play.
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He previously was on the boards of three publicly traded technology companies.
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So the boards use their extensive social network to identify trafficking victims.
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Bill represents DFJ on the boards of Chef, Ping Identity, Yellowbrick, Reflect.
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The Bluejays were overwhelming on the boards with a 47-30 advantage.
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Tyson served on the boards of the American Heart Association and Salesforce.
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Sabourin was injured after delivering a check on Backes near the boards.
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The boards of directors of both companies have unanimously approved the deal.
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The designs have evolved as Joel gets more experience with the boards.
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Mars sits on the boards of her family's company and Fiat Chrysler.
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Negative comments mainly focus on users who claim the boards break easily.
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They held a 38-17 advantage on the boards in the half.
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White also serves on the boards of McDonald's Corp and Caterpillar Inc.
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The boards would eventually line the corridor of the House of Dreams.
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They moved the ball, hit the boards hard and got loose balls.
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Deripaska also was removed from the boards of EN+ Group and Rusal.
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He is on the boards of too many organizations to list here.
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Using the circular saw, I cut the boards to the right length.
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The outlines of the boards are plainly visible under the present painting.
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I mean, I've been on the boards now for over 50 years.
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The Cavaliers also beat up Virginia Tech on the boards, 38-25.
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Thus the governor is able to stack the boards with partisan supporters.
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However, DeRozan contributed on the boards with a career-high 14 rebounds.
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She's also previously served on the boards of Zipcar and Survey Monkey.
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Then in September, they'll hit the boards at Ozzfest in San Bernardino, California.
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He serves on the boards of BetterWorks, Drishti, GroundTruth, Lotame, Replicon and SalesLoft.
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I am praying for a speedy return to the boards as they say.
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The whole world is revealed when the boards are laid side-by-side.
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The Pistons overwhelmed Cleveland on the boards, 48-30, to overcome 20 turnovers.
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The testing showed the boards did not have malicious hardware added, he said.
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The boards of founder-controlled tech companies are often run by the CEO.
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He has served on the boards of several schools, universities and think tanks.
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"On the boards we're just not competing hard enough," Van Gundy told reporters.
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He serves on the boards of directors of several of Alibaba's investee companies.
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She has also sat on the boards of BNP Paribas, Michelin and Coface.
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Overall planning and financial decisions were approved by the boards of both companies.
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So far, two of the boards have been erected in Rio de Janiro.
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Then there's the matter of actually making the boards actually, you know, hover.
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Motte crashed feet-first into the boards and hobbled slowly off the ice.
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Spencer is on the boards of directors of TripAdvisor, Zillow Group and Hutch.
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Pincus serves on the boards of both ASCAP and National Music Publishers Association.
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She also serves on the boards of the tech companies Poshmark and SurveyMonkey.
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Bompton's Jay Worthy (from LNDN DRGS) and NYC's P On the Boards (A.
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"I lost my balance and fell head-first into the boards," he said.
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She also serves on the boards of Alphabet, Intuit, Khan Academy and MIT.
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The merger agreement has been unanimously approved by the boards of both companies.
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Unlike the boards of most big companies, Uber's directors have little executive experience.
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They were hammering the boards down right as the stage manager announced 'Places!
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His productivity comes in bursts; he can get pushed around on the boards.
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Johnson lost an edge and slid into Cracknell's right leg along the boards.
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That will be better for women, and the boards on which they serve.
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FSU's smothering defense, dominance on the boards and timely shooting doomed the Buccaneers.
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Today he holds seats on the boards of OpenGov, Pindrop Security and Cisco.
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The boards of both companies ratified the changes, still finding the deal fair.
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The plan was backed by the boards of both companies, the statement said.
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"The boards of all these organizations are receiving contradictory messages," Mr. Walker said.
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He is also chairman of the boards of directors of Olympic Broadcasting Services.
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We focus on boxing out in practice and going hard to the boards.
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The transaction has been unanimously approved by the boards of both the companies.
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Would you like to get behind the boards and work with other bands?
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She also sits on the boards of DreamWorks Animation, Juno Therapeutics and Costco.
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He also serves on the boards of IBM, Procter & Gamble and nonprofit groups.
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The boards were about two feet long, whereas traditional skis were around seven.
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Despite a size disadvantage, Kansas dominated the boards, outrebounding Duke by 23-23.
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There were logos for Weyerhaeuser, the lumber manufacturer that had made the boards.
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Then, midway through, Lehner tried clearing the puck, rimming it around the boards.
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The Rockets swarmed the boards and wrestled for loose balls like W.W.E. heavies.
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It would then have to be approved by the boards of both companies.
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He hurt his left foot/leg when he fell awkwardly into the boards.
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Oslo imposed a similar law for the boards of listed companies in 2008.
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She sits on the boards of several tech companies including Fatherly and Subvrsive.
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Kreider shouted in delight as he celebrated his breakthrough moment along the boards.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Varley resigned from the boards of BlackRock and Rio Tinto.
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Portland had a 16-3 edge on the boards in the opening period.
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Defensively, on the boards, it's just surprising, a little bit of an embarrassment.
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Ron serves on the boards of Unum Corp and Rhode Island Commerce Corp.
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For now, the boards of both collaborations have bought in to the idea.
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He still has a seat, however, on the boards of all three companies.
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Warrior already serves on the boards of Box, Microsoft, Cornell and Gap Inc.
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Back then, the boards were removed in the winter and stored until spring.
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Evacuees are asked to check the boards to see if their names appear.
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An unscientific survey suggests that the Americans are winning the battle of the boards.
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Memorial Sloan Kettering did not immediately comment on Thompson's stepping down from the boards.
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Berg had spent time and resources performing due diligence on the boards he ordered.
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Nominated for nine Oscars, it swept the boards, including Best Picture and Best Director.
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Hartman went after Eric Gryba, who planted Blackhawks center Tanner Kero into the boards.
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Pitlick was sent crashing into the boards after colliding with the Blues' Jori Lehtera.
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The offer has been unanimously approved by the boards of Nichi-Iko and Sagent.
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"The boards are broken," said Michael Wishnie, a Yale professor who oversees the clinic.
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The boards were full of Modernist designs, vintage but futuristic early graphic design concepts.
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And he dreamed of making a living tapping the boards, making that fantastic noise.
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We can put up the boards and the people that she&aposs referring to.
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He currently sits on the boards of Borro, Huddle, Reevoo and Green Man Gaming.
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The boards of both companies have unanimously approved the more than $85 billion deal.
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The raccoons clawed up the boards of one wall and scurried across the pipes.
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He currently sits on the boards of Heetch, Frichti, Papier, TravelPerk and Urban Massage.
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He kept toting the boards to sci-fi conventions, but fewer people were interested.
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Priced at $19,900, Arca says it plans to start shipping the boards in April.
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Murdoch currently serves on the boards of Twenty-First Century Fox and News Corp.
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And then I want to help on the boards as much as I can.
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Women are dramatically outnumbered on the boards of directors for the nation's biggest companies.
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Kansas held a surprising 17-15 advantage on the boards in the first half.
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No decision has been made yet about the boards on which he represents DFJ.
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And, he serves on the boards of several important companies, including IAC and Twitter.
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Georgetown controlled the boards, 41-23, and made 22 more free throws (216-253).
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Reid also served on the boards of companies like Zynga, Kiva and Mozilla corporation.
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Gonzaga owned the boards in the first 229 minutes, outrebounding the Aggies, 26-12.
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Her mother is on the boards of Adam J. Lewis Preschool in Bridgeport, Conn.
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He was hurt when he was crunched into the boards by Ottawa's Ryan Dzingel.
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He sits on the boards of the Interactive Advertising Bureau and the Ad Council.
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After one hour, the footage showed zero sharks had visited any of the boards.
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Fleury then skated away from the net and slammed his stick against the boards.
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On Monday Patuano said he had resigned from the boards of Atlantia and Autogrill.
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Dana currently serves or observes on the boards of Greycroft's investments in AppAnnie, EBTH.
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Other public governors serve on the boards of firms with FINRA members as subsidiaries.
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He also served on the boards of numerous corporations and foundations, including WellPoint Inc.
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She also serves on the boards of institutions including Lincoln Center and several museums.
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A review of the public comments shows that many explicitly praised the boards' work.
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Utah State struggled on the boards due to missing 7-foot-2 Kuba Karwowski.
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The Panthers dominated the Wildcats on the boards, holding a 25-29 edge overall.
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She previously served on the boards of Lockheed Martin and Molson Coors Brewing Company.
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Orlando had a 54-34 advantage on the boards in the first meeting. 2.
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Today, Rajaram additionally serves on the boards of The Trade Desk and Course Hero.
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The Bulldogs dominated the boards in the first half with a 24-17 edge.
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That led to seats on the boards of Volvo, Lufthansa and other big companies.
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Gustav Nyquist cleared the puck by firing it off the boards behind the net.
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That's when the local power brokers in city government rig the boards to fail.
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Another forward, Denis Malgin, left Monday's game after he was driven into the boards.
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Aides said they used the boards to construct the podium Warren used on Monday.
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Still, there was solace: The Knicks looked alive on defense and on the boards.
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She also serves on the boards of Omnicom Group and food delivery service Grubhub.
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Kyle Clifford centered the puck from off the boards in the Blue Jackets' zone.
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Illinois has won the battle under the boards in 10 of its 13 games.
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Marincin hit the boards back first and may have hit his head as well.
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Putin's friend, Matthias Warnig, sits on the boards of several Russian state-controlled firms.
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Koch still serves on the boards of some 20 institutions, including the Smithsonian's NMNH.
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Crosby, in his second game back from a concussion, got a bloody nose from a teammate's stick during a puck battle along the boards, and later got tossed headfirst in the boards behind the Washington net by Carlson during a Penguins power play.
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Meanwhile, an NHL official said the league's designated concussion spotters did not flag Crosby for removal from the game because his head hit the boards, not the ice, and the boards are not considered a "mechanism of injury" that should trigger mandatory benching.
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The university said Mr. Kaloyeros's departure from the boards was unrelated to Mr. Bharara's investigation.
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The boards are now sold on its website, Amazon and at a few local retailers.
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The boards are full of Yang-related memes, including familiar faces like Wojak and Pepe.
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The Democratic contest Like Trump, Hillary Clinton looks strong across the boards for Tuesday's contests.
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Benn started the sequence by firing the puck off the boards behind the Carolina goal.
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He sits on the boards of a number of companies, including DonorsChoose, Kik and Etsy.
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Hobson, 48, also serves on the boards of Starbucks Corp and Estee Lauder Companies Inc.
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Hartman, who was stationed near the boards, had passed the puck prior to the hit.
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He also serves as a director on the boards of such public companies as Nvidia.
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Romo resigned from the boards of several companies before the government took office on Dec.
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But it continues to appoint politicians to positions on the boards of government-linked companies.
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The boards record the names of the Recorders and Chief Justices who have served Singapore.
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A no-look backhand pass from the boards by Cody Eakin set up the tally.
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Karlsson started the sequence with the first of three consecutive backhanded passes along the boards.
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Outside of a direct complaint from a patient, the boards rarely even open an investigation.
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Customs said in a statement that the boards contained "unauthorized" batteries with fake trademark logos.
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They also held a sizable advantage on the boards, outrebounding the smaller Aggies, 59-31.
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She recently joined the boards of Parrot Analytics, The Knight Foundation, and University of Miami.
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After evading Scott Mayfield by sliding along the boards, Faksa sent the puck across ice.
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He can stretch the floor, defend larger players, and hold his own on the boards.
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Hill's efforts helped the Bruins (4-0) hold a 54-32 edge on the boards.
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After the buyout, Mr. Flannery served on the boards of Kmart, Amstar and other companies.
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Trainspotting's Ewen Bremner plays a Catholic-hunter, while Star Trek's Colm Meaney treads the boards.
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At Abbott Laboratories and Cardinal Health, women directors accounted for 36.4 percent of the boards.
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The Sun Devils, ranked third nationally in rebounding, were beaten 48-41 on the boards.
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Colorado edged the guests on the boards 36-34 and drew assists on 25 buckets.
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Vancouver's Jake Virtanen high-sticked defenseman Alexei Emelin and took him hard into the boards.
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Bobbing on the boards between sets, pelicans passed silently, very near, just skimming the water.
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The Pirates also won the battle of the boards in the first half, 23-17.
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The Boards of Chiropractic, Medicine, Nursing, Respiratory Care and Dentistry all opposed the D.C. bill.
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The Panthers also bested the Rebels on the boards by a 35 to 33 margin.
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The U.S. often struggled on the boards and had no rim protection as a result.
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The boards of both companies have approved the deal, the companies said in a statement.
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The boards have determined that 22019 of the 41 do not need to be detained.
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Some of the reported fires have occurred while the boards were being charged, authorities say.
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Leat currently serves on the boards of Norwegian Cruise Lines, MidCap Financial, J.Crew Operating Corp.
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She's also sat on the boards of TEGNA (formerly Gannett), Little Passports and Move Inc.
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You can dive into all the other theories about this discrepancy on the boards yourself.
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Howard had 2000 rebounds and the Hornets had a 210-2045 edge on the boards.
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She's also on the boards of Zendesk, Okta and Seattle PBS television affiliate KCTS 9.
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She sat on a stool by one of the boards and plugged in her iPhone.
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Ms. Ziff also serves on the boards of Lincoln Center and the Los Angeles Opera.
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If they miss a lot and Miami dominates the boards, they won't stand a chance.
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She later served on the boards of many tech companies and was a tech consultant.
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To ensure that all the boards of Kleiner companies have diversity at the board level.
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Company: Dr. Glimcher sits on the boards of the British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline and Waters Corp.
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He served on the boards of many companies, including Altria, CBS, IBM, Mattel and Rand.
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A second Wayzata skater followed, coming up from behind and sending Jack into the boards.
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" The boards, he said, are not only highly qualified but also "independent and geographically diverse.
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T-Mobile Arena had no ads on the boards around the ice for the opener.
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She serves on the boards of the Atlantic Council and the Center for Climate & Security.
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He has also taken a leave of absence from the boards of Tesla and SpaceX.
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"They want to be over the boards and on the ice and in the action."
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The boards of both companies will recommend that shareholders approve the transaction, the companies said.
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In this game, the Tar Heels held only a 36-34 advantage on the boards.
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James added seven rebounds for Tennessee, which won the battle under the boards 212-202.
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Mr. Ito also left the boards of three other organizations, including that of The Times.
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The boards of both firms have approved the deal, the companies said in a statement.
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Hobson also sits on the boards of J.P. Morgan, Starbucks and video content company Quibi.
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Bismack Biyombo's 296 rebounds helped the Hornets to a 286-211 advantage on the boards.
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Battey also had nine rebounds, leading Colorado to a 43-29 edge on the boards.
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I do think that the German model where workers elect nearly ... They're on the boards.
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The boards of public companies and the shareholders they ostensibly serve have played it safe.
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He is also taking a leave of absence from the boards of Tesla and SpaceX.
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They controlled the boards, 49-33, led by Curry and Bogut with 10 rebounds apiece.
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He currently serves on the boards of TubeMogul, Localytics, Conviva, ZeroStack and Yozio, among others.
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Providence owned a 45-39 advantage on the boards and dominated the offensive glass 16-7.
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They kept dominating on the boards and made a few runs that the Gators couldn't answer.
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Pronger, who is two times Bieber's size, squished Bieber against the boards for a few seconds.
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Computer-steered drills, saws, and manipulators shape and separate the boards and place components on them.
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But Ghosn was dumped by the boards of Nissan and Mitsubishi after his arrest on Nov.
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But with keyboards I can just buy a few, returning and keeping the boards as necessary.
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MALONE: And the guys who are on the boards representing our collective interests are terrific people.
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He was also a director on the boards of Oracle and Cadence Design Systems until 2013.
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Mitchell Smith added 40 rebounds for Missouri, which won the battle on the boards 52-35.
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Management and the boards of FCDQ and CCD expect the amalgamation to be effective on Jan.
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He also sits on the boards of companies, including Remedee Labs, Reach Robotics, Aryballe and Keecker.
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We also didn't test the boards in the unpredictable stop-and-go conditions of city streets.
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To see Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton treading the boards at her school is a dream.
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Ganek formerly served on the boards of the Guggenheim Museum, Brunswick school and Jewish Communal Fund.
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Sanford's face crashed into the boards and he left the game, returning in the second period.
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Chris Kunitz slid the puck over from the boards to Johnson, who netted his 17th goal.
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This week, both Target and Toys 'R' Us similarly removed the boards from their online stores.
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Josh Morrissey was credited with a helper for his work on the play along the boards.
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The hedge fund currently has representatives on the boards of three industrial companies; A. Schulman, Inc.
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Finally, we put the boards and steps away and lay on our sides on our mats.
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Votes against the boards' actions amount to a vote of no confidence but are largely symbolic.
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Second one was finally score on the (power play), off the boards and put it in.
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Oklahoma City finished with a 54-30 advantage on the boards and shot 48.4 percent overall.
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Granlund, playing on his knees along the boards, fed Sutter a pass in the high slot.
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Baylor (23-6, 53-6) dominated the boards 37-17 and scored 26 second-chance points.
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The boards of the São Paulo-based companies expect to approve the transaction by May 17.
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The boards of the two companies meet on Wednesday for a final review of the deal.
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He was taken off the ice after he crashed into the boards late in the first.
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Tensions between the boards and the agencies they advise have been particularly high at the EPA.
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Washington State canned 50 percent from the field but was dominated on the boards, 39-24.
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"Kyle (O'Quinn) was great on the boards and got blocked shots," Knicks coach Jeff Hornacek said.
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Fire officials from New Jersey to California have blamed the boards for fires that damaged homes.
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So I began consulting and providing advice for them and on the boards of other organizations.
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The Quakers also controlled the boards early before finishing the half even at 20 boards apiece.
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Crosby's head hit the boards, and that's not listed as one of the three possible criteria.
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Seton Hall was effective on the boards at time, grabbing eight of its first 17 misses.
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Bruno Fernando had nine points and 10 rebounds, helping the Terrapins win the boards 40-33.
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Monyyong also had 10 rebounds as Little Rock held a 113-33 advantage on the boards.
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He skated over to the boards at regular intervals to manage the music on his phone.
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"All the boards and CEOs are trying to work out pro forma plans now," says Swildens.
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He said it was a "bogus argument" that the change was needed to diversify the boards.
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During the renovation, some advocates wanted to see the boards removed, and the original mural restored.
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Morenz went down; the tip of his left skate dug into the boards and got stuck.
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Prior to his admission, Armstrong either resigned or was dropped from the boards of various foundations.
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In the third period, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare belted Caps defenseman Dmitry Orlov headfirst into the boards.
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Furthermore, approval requires votes by members of the boards or commissions of most of the watchdogs.
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In reality, Saturday's game was not the best showcase for North Carolina's strength on the boards.
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The boards of 20% of public companies and 32% of private ones can't answer that question.
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The Blazers won the battle of the boards 48-47, grabbing 16 off the offensive glass.
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The boards can only make recommendations to the chief that certain officers ought to be disciplined.
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Clinton also believes that bankers should be removed from the boards of regional Federal Reserve banks.
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Nio's chief development officer, Padmasree Warrior, is on the boards of directors of Microsoft and Spotify.
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"You have to box out, because those guys are relentless on the boards," Romar told reporters.
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The policy banning grant recipients from the boards is agencywide, applying to all 22 advisory committees.
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Allen was behind his net and played the puck along the boards, where Coyle was waiting.
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The boards are sold in big stores like Zumiez, giving girls front row exposure and access.
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He also sits on the boards of several Russian state-controlled firms, including oil giant Rosneft.
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She knows you "pinch" the boards with your body to keep a puck in the offensive zone.
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The all-cash deal has been approved by the boards of both companies and by Qualtrics shareholders.
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Florida (53-2) simply could not stop Florida State on the boards, especially on the offensive end.
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According to a press release, the deal has already been approved by the boards of both companies.
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She currently sits on the boards of Wynn Resorts, SL Green Realty, Schneider Electric and Volvo Cars.
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This time, he went 250-for-234 from the field and was a force on the boards.
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The Huskies dominated on the boards early as they led 21-9 at the second media timeout.
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The Cavs also commanded the battle on the boards (23-288) and second-chance points (263-21).
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Mistry made a surprise move on Monday to resign from the boards of all listed Tata companies.
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He said it was a commercial matter and the boards of the firms would take a decision.
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Why it matters: Chenault will be retiring from the boards of IBM and Procter & Gamble on Feb.
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Many veterans say they feel the boards give little credence to the medical evidence presented to them.
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Center Rudy Gobert grabbed 18 rebounds, helping the Jazz dominate the Pelicans 53-32 on the boards.
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He has also served on the boards of telecommunications regulator Osiptel and state-owned electricity company Electroperu.
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Under past administrations of both parties, the boards were seen as technical bodies beyond the political fray.
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Former Wells Fargo chief John Stumpf has resigned from the boards of Target and Chevron, effective immediately.
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Instead, the boards were notoriously known for hosting some of the most pointless and hateful commentary around.
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Daley went awkwardly into the boards with 9:07 left in the second and play was stopped.
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The company says it's out $54,390 for the boards, which it says were customized for the show.
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Coby, who joins the boards on June 1, is currently information technology director at John Lewis Plc.
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Minnesota made just one of 222 213-point attempts, though it did control the boards, 251-133.
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Links to the boards now direct to 404 pages, and searches only return results for board accessories.
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Rivera also worried about how precarious the boards were, given the importance of NFL players minimizing risk.
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Creighton dominated the boards with a 48-29 edge as Krampelj recorded a career-best 14 rebounds.
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As the storm came in, she peeked out the cracks in the boards that covered her windows.
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He serves on the boards of numerous privately held companies such as Radwin and Idomoo among others.
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Detroit had a 53-44 advantage on the boards and outscored Orlando 60-36 in the paint.
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Defenseman Jake Dotchin ripped a shot that missed high and banked off the boards behind the net.
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He focuses on enterprise technology investing and currently sits on the boards of Neo Technology and AppsFlyer.
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The Wildcats were 32-of-48 from inside the arc, and they dominated the boards, 54-393.
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He crashed into the boards headfirst when he tried to check the Maple Leafs' captain, Ted Kennedy.
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And managers enjoyed huge gains even as shareholders won more control over the boards who set pay.
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The Wildcats were 227.3-of-251.6 from inside the arc, and they dominated the boards, 228-212.
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Indiana also was strong on the boards, outrebounding Western Illniois 47-28 with 15 second-chance points.
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Gortat had 13 points and 16 rebounds as Washington won the battle of the boards 50-38.
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With Emelin lying on the ice, Subban went after Virtanen, resulting in a scrum along the boards.
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De Rycker also sits on the boards of several tech firms, including Monzo, the UK-based neobank.
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Linn turns ninety-two this month, and "Carousel" is back on the boards, at the Imperial Theatre.
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Often, there's a quicker turnaround time than Broadway affords in bringing a new work to the boards.
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His mother is on the boards of the Juilliard School and Second Stage Theater in New York.
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The boards of both companies asked longtime CEO Iger to stay on through the end of 2021.
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The boards measure 6 x 8 inches, 8 ½ x 11 inches, and 9 ½ x 13 inches, respectively.
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David Savard fed a quick pass up the boards by Detroit players Frans Nielsen and Jonathan Ericsson.
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" But he praised Warren's improving success on the boards, saying, "He's getting big rebounds even in traffic.
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The statements "#parkingintherear" and "I assure you, we are open!!" have been spray-painted onto the boards.
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From the start, Hield could not be contained on the boards, which keyed the Sooners' transition offense.
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The archival prints are composite portraits of the boards of directors of three for-profit prison companies.
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That large plastic wall that surrounds the entire 200 by 85-foot ice surface, AKA, the boards.
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Wilderotter also serves on the boards of Costco Wholesale Corporation, HP Enterprise, Cadence Design Systems, and DocuSign.
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He is a former chairman of the chamber of commerce and serves on the boards of charities.
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Then you're begging for a guy like Doughty to send over the boards to protect that lead.
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I've got the same engineer, called Slap Dre or Dre on the Boards, shout out to him.
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The amended agreement has been approved by the boards of directors of Disney and 21st Century Fox.
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Drew Timme collected 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs, who held a 45-33 edge on the boards.
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On Monday, he said the boards had set up separate committees to focus on culture and conduct.
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Connor scored his 17th goal with 2:36 remaining on a pass from the boards by Armia.
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Team members, broken into a white jersey/blue jersey scrimmage, slammed one another mercilessly into the boards.
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The actors' son trod the boards of a different stage, one that stretched from London to Constantinople.
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Ditto all the boards and slates and rocks that are being asked to stand in for plates.
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The Wizards held the upper hand in rebounding, finishing with a 57-38 advantage on the boards.
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Ms. Abernathy served on the boards of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority and other civic organizations.
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Pastrnak wired a shot from the point, the puck bounced off the boards and onto Bergeron's stick.
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The Trojans combined suffocating defense with aggressive work on the boards, outrebounding the Golden Bears, 221-226.
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A relative handful of Cayman "jumbo directors" are sitting on the boards of hundreds of hedge funds.
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Vojvodich also serves on the boards of several large corporations, including Ford Motor Company, Looker and Dell.
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He speaks French, Spanish, English and German and has sat on the boards of several global companies.
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The Buffs also controlled the boards to the tune of 44-27, ceding just four offensive caroms.
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Rangers forward Mika Zibanejad left the game after slamming into the boards early in the overtime period.
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Additionally, he has served on the boards of more than a half-dozen other IP-related organizations.
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Thoreau disassembled their shanty, bleached the boards, and used them to construct his cabin in the woods.
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I came in here as mayor and I looked at the boards and commissions that I appointed.
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Nyquist skated back toward the blue line to retrieve a loose puck and took it along the boards.
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But no hoverboard — whether made by Swagway, Razors or IO Hawk — have UL certification for the boards themselves.
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The home team totally dominated the boards, doubling up Alcorn State 48-24, including 27-10 after halftime.
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A spokeswoman for Shari Redstone, who sits on the boards of CBS and National Amusements, also declined comment.
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It concluded that the country's new quota system led to changes in the way the boards made decisions.
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Bailey's pass along the boards was picked off by Jakob Chychrun, who fired the puck up the ice.
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She serves on the boards of the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Sandra Day O'Connor Institute.
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You can't expect economic growth until (structural reform) is actually implemented, said Natalie Jaresko, the boards executive director.
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The boards of nongovernment money funds will also gain new powers to limit withdrawals in times of stress.
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While the boards must consider complaints, they are not required to respond to the letter or issue rulings.
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Weegar, 25, had just cleared the puck behind the net when Bryon crashed into him at the boards.
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In the 1990s newly rich tech workers started to join the boards of grant-making foundations in America.
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He sits on the boards of multiple companies and advises others, including the British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline Plc.
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The boards are limited in power and play a mostly advisory role, but they can influence important issues.
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Detroit Mercy was able to stay even with Butler on the boards as each team had 30 rebounds.
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He currently serves on the boards of Airbnb, Aurora, Convoy, Coda, Entrepreneur First, Gixo, Microsoft, Nauto and Xapo.
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Schultz left Game 2 after slamming into the boards awkwardly after being hit by Senators F Mike Hoffman.
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They will also join the boards of its CYB Investments Ltd and Clydesdale Bank Plc divisions, CYBG said.
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This is part of a broader shareholder push to put climate experts on the boards of oil companies.
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He serves on the boards for the Arizona Business Education Council and the Economic Innovation Group Policy Council.
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He serves on the boards of Clari, Guardant Health, Skyhigh Networks and several other private and public companies.
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Members of Congress would be barred from serving on the boards of for-profit corporations under the bill.
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The Ducks dominated the boards with a 45-31 edge and in points in the paint, 40-16.
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Clearing them out and refreshing the boards was necessary, but took away from what should have been inevitable.
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Baylor enjoyed a 20-23 advantage on the boards and outshot Central Arkansas 218 percent to 36.1 percent.
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The game had fireworks from the beginning, as Kassian lowered the boom on Nathan MacKinnon near the boards.
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Carter finished the game with 12 rebounds as the Huskies had a 42-32 advantage on the boards.
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The Hurricanes lost left winger Phillip Di Giuseppe in the second period when he crashed into the boards.
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The Bulldogs have struggled on the boards at times, but they are 9-0 when outrebounding the opposition.
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Florida (17-8, 8-4 SEC) pummeled South Carolina on the boards with a 46-24 rebounding edge.
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Most of the boards and committees in local non-profits are run by successful people within the community.
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To be honest, Krane said, the boards were probably more effective atop the car than atop the waves.
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According to Forbes, he's a chairman on the boards of Conservation International and the New York Public Library.
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You look at (Steven) Adams, you look at (Enes) Kanter, Taj Gibson, and the discrepancy on the boards.
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They played much better in the second half and beat us on the boards, they made key plays.
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The Illini posted a 215-242 rebounding advantage with 214 of the boards coming on the offensive end.
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He is also on the boards of the Shawnee Mission Medical Center and the Kansas State University Foundation.
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These areas include along the boards, in front of the net, at each blueline, and in the corners.
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He currently serves on the boards of several companies, including Civitas Learning, CrunchBase, High Alpha, Tophat and Zoom.
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She said someone tripped and took out her legs, and the fall sent Kessel headfirst into the boards.
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Goodwin snagged a game-high seven rebounds as the Terriers won the battle under the boards 31-23.
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New York City (CNN Business)Bill Gates is stepping down from the boards of Microsoft and Berkshire Hathaway.
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So the supplier cancelled the shipment and contacted UNCS, which found other buyers for the boards, Rose said.
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"If you're on the boards of these companies, choosing not to engage is ceding the field," Gurley said.
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A main focus has been the boards for corrections of military records in each branch of the military.
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Hayes played a puck off the boards to spring Pavel Buchnevich and Skjei on an odd-man rush.
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Echoing the tactics of recent weekend protests, some protesters tore down the boards erected to protect shop windows.
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Yeah, you could run around out there without slipping, but you'd still get hip checked into the boards.
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This year, Ms. Redstone asked the boards of CBS and Viacom to explore the possibility of a merger.
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They complain that the boards are more interested in keeping out competition than protecting consumers against inept practitioners.
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Ovechkin bounced over the boards and snapped a long-distance wrist shot from above the circle past Mason.
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The boards and senior management teams can see the big picture of the financial market and its interdependence.
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Further, Fairstein resigned from the boards of Safe Horizon and Joyful Heart Foundation and that of Vassar College.
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"It will expand and contract less," reducing the chance that the boards will warp or shrink over time.
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Relief almost came when Montreal defenseman Jeff Petry corralled the puck by the boards behind the goal line.
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He has also served on the boards of Amnesty International and the National Center for Human Rights Education.
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Horowitz himself sits on the boards of 14 portfolio companies, including Okta, Lyft, Foursquare, Genius, Medium and Databricks.
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Light slanted through the boards above, and giant tanks used for water filtration stood in front of him.
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The sailors will have a chance to address the boards, which are expected to render decisions in December.
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The boards of both companies asked longtime CEO Bob Iger to stay on through the end of 2021.
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Wirth has also served on the boards of the San Francisco 49ers Foundation and the Tiger Woods Foundation.
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He was hurt when he collided in the second period with Rangers defenseman Brady Skjei along the boards.
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The boards of directors of En+ and Rusal will consider the management changes at their meetings on Feb.
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Kevin Love is averaging six more points, shooting better and working hard on defense and on the boards.
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In the following two weeks another 11 states — including Florida, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois — are on the boards.
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Maybe I should send a copy of my book to the boards and senior teams at both companies?
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He also serves on the boards of Disney, Wells Fargo and the National Committee on U.S. China Relations.
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On the boards' tracks, players maneuver among squares that allow for leaps ahead or lost turns or slogs backward.
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The boards of directors of both companies approved the deal, which is expected to close in the third quarter.
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The goal came 21995 seconds after Boston defenseman Adam McQuaid went off for cross-checking Jost into the boards.
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Most of the good ones you'll find listed in the boards have a CPM of between 2 to 3.
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This set-up means that, even though the boards are relatively small and simple, your focus is always divided.
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Andreessen also serves on the boards of Facebook, HP, Mode Media, Anki, Honor, Lytro, Mori, OpenGov, Samsara, and TinyCo.
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A few months ago I was speaking to a couple of banks, to the boards and their executive committees.
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The Hurricanes established their dominance on the boards early by outrebounding the Owls 24-13 in the first half.
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Oregon State was dominated on the boards by the Cardinal and faces another stiff challenge against Cal's formidable frontline.
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Frk, positioned behind the boards, found Abdelkader skating toward the left circle and he wristed the shot past Varlamov.
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I proudly joined the boards of two remarkable organizations and traveled to over 23 different countries around the world.
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The minister also said the onus of initiating such merger proposals would be on the boards of the banks.
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Finney's next venture was understudying Laurence Olivier in Coriolanus, though a knee injury eventually knocked Olivier off the boards.
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By shifting the boards out of alignment, the game could retain more of its natural cadence in vertical space.
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The toast of Broadway, after all, is Hamilton, surely the most successful history lesson ever to tread the boards.
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The deal has been approved by the boards of both companies but is subject to approval of Alere shareholders.
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In addition to her work with Square, Friar sits on the boards of two powerful companies: Slack and Walmart.
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What's more, some of the boards exposing passwords were not set to private—even though that's the default setting.
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Despite the fact that they have been known to catch fire and explode, the boards endured until early 2016.
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Colorado State controlled the boards, 39-28, and the flow of the game for most of the second half.
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Boards were put on the store's damaged front, and people were seen writing mourning messages directly on the boards.
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Prior to Tuesday, Xavier and Purdue were the only teams which hadn't been bested on the boards this season.
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He sits on the boards of several small drug and biotech companies and is an adviser to GlaxoSmithKline Plc.
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The Celtics wisely recognized that Chicago can't guard a small lineup and dominate the boards at the same time.
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Goguen, who joined the Menlo Park, California-based firm in 1996, sits on the boards of about 10 companies.
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Layman was similarly a major contributor all afternoon, not only as a scorer but on the boards and defensively.
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The Panthers need to be better on the boards where they have been outrebounded by a margin of 8.8.
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They also control the boards — heading into Sunday, they ranked 11th in the country at 49 rebounds per game.
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Vucevic pulled down a game-high 14 rebounds, but Memphis finished with a 54-46 edge on the boards.
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He was walking along a board walkway and one of the boards broke and he fell ninety-six feet.
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PepsiCo said the transaction, unanimously approved by the boards of both firms, was expected to close by January 2019.
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He is on the boards of Second Stage Theater in New York and the Berkshire School in Sheffield, Mass.
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The deal was unanimously approved by the boards of both companies, which are recommending that shareholders approve the transaction.
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The Sooners made 39 of 70 shots (55.7 percent) and held a huge 46-31 advantage on the boards.
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Benjamin Yu serves on the Lake Forest (California) Traffic and Parking commission and the boards of several community organizations.
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The Demon Deacons owned a 233-215 advantage on the boards, with four different players grabbing four rebounds each.
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The first came after a brawl, incited by Detroit's Danny DeKeyser sending Tampa Bay's Ondrej Palat into the boards.
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Who that person should be is a mystery, not just to observers but also, no doubt, to the boards.
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Between the boards and the installation supplies, we shell out $240, which is including my dad's contractor discount (woof!).
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No. 12 Yale has size, plays defense (16th nationally in scoring defense) and gets after it on the boards.
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But Palmieri threw a check with enough force to flip Malkin over the boards and into the Devils' bench.
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The boards of SMB and Avocet, which owns 90 percent of the Inata mine, were to meet on Sept.
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Adam has experience serving on the boards of CardFlight, Drop Loyalty, Four Mine and Sure, to name a few.
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If he'd hit the ice, he gets pulled out, but going head-first into the boards is apparently fine.
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I thought they really started crashing the boards in the second quarter and offensively we got a little stagnant.
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Fortunately for Boston, Chicago has been much less effective on the boards since trading Taj Gibson to Oklahoma City.
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He lost his stick, yet somehow didn't give up the puck for what seemed like eternity on the boards.
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He served on the boards of a number of technology and media giants, including Compaq, Genentech and News Corp.
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The boards were covered with scratches and marks or with footprints left by the artist's shoes dipped in acid.
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The president responded in kind, handing them control over strategic cabinet selections and the boards of state-owned enterprises.
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Let nobody — the boards, critics, other interested parties — rush into promoting their special favorites or pursuing their own agendas.
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Both he and Ms. Steensma have served on the boards of orchestra groups and have hosted numerous musical gatherings.
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Howden, a rookie, crashed hard into the boards later in the second period before being helped off the ice.
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Research institutions have varying policies when it comes to allowing employees to represent them on the boards of companies.
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The boards of small nonprofit organizations must make major investment decisions, but they are often flying in the dark.
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He previously worked at Xerox and Gartner, and he's also on the boards of Ansys, Secureworks and Under Armour.
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Boston worked the puck around the boards in the Colorado end before Charlie McAvoy fed Moore at the point.
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The Mavericks dominated the boards, outrebounding the Lakers 61-41, including an 18-6 edge on the offensive end.
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And the number of women on the boards of FTSE-350 companies has more than doubled in that time.
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Not only will his admin officials not serve on the boards of foreign companies, but domestic ones as well.
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Georgia Tech won the battle under the boards, 21-2000, while outscoring Notre Dame 264-113 in the paint.
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The Badgers made just three of 12 3-point attempts to negate a 21-15 advantage on the boards.
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Marner scored on a rebound of his initial shot, which caromed off the boards, as Toronto applied early pressure.
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The move comes a day after Mistry's surprise move to resign from the boards of all listed Tata companies.
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Earlier this month, the boards of both companies said they had formed the special committees to explore a combination.
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Boatwright had five rebounds and Metu had four, as the Trojans had a 36-26 edge on the boards.
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Musk did not respond to a request for comment about whether he wanted Jurvetson to remain on the boards.
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The acquisition, which is already approved by the boards of both companies, is expected to close within nine months.
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On average, about 19 percent of the boards of consumer goods and services companies in that 3,000 are women.
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" He feels that "you stood in the wings of your own play, afraid to walk onto the boards and begin.
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The trio is not a dominating force, but they hit the boards well, and punish opponents on the offensive glass.
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National Amusements, which controls CBS Corporation and Viacom, sent a message to the boards of the companies declining the deal.
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"They came out, they beat us up on the boards early and that's on me," Charlotte center Spencer Hawes said.
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Minnesota snapped the scoreless draw at 11:42 of the second period after Brodin worked the puck along the boards.
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DeWalt has this year joined the boards of a string of cyber security companies including ForgeRock, Optiv, Phantom and Claroty.
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It falls into a moment of silence when the boards beneath their feet fall, stopping centimeters away from their deaths.
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Buffalo had an apparent goal taken off the boards a few minutes later when Detroit successfully challenged for goaltender interference.
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She last treaded the boards in the 22006 revival of Noise's Off, and two years before that in Act One.
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Ling was previously managing director at Silver Lake Partners, where he sat on the boards of GoDaddy and IPC Systems.
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He's also served on the boards of companies such as Eddie Bauer, Urban Outfitters and The New York Times Company.
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Yetna snagged 633 rebounds and Michael Durr had 46.9 as South Florida won the battle under the boards 261-225.
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Mr Jurvetson is also on leave from the boards of Tesla Motors and SpaceX until the matter is cleared up.
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Lee has previously sat on the boards of Revlon, Eastman Kodak and Genuity, a major Internet carrier during the dot.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, has said he will tweak his strategy to rebuild momentum and secure the boards' support.
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Boston defenseman John-Michael Liles left the game in the first period after sliding head/neck first into the boards.
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He proved much more effective at crashing the boards and getting second-chance points than in the previous two games.
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TCU dominated the boards early, using 13 offensive rebounds to build a 30-14 edge on the glass by halftime.
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He has also served on the boards of the Mozilla Foundation since 2003 and the Electronic Frontier Foundation since 2013.
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In the first period of Game 6, Sidney Crosby was checked by John Carlson and sent flying into the boards.
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"Show Me The Good Life" is a perfect example of what made Ex's work behind the boards so damn memorable.
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However, he remains on the boards of all three, given a shareholder vote is required to remove a board member.
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The Panthers owned the Cavaliers on the boards as they outrebounded Virginia 42-24 and got 21 second-chance points.
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He'd keep trying to send you over the boards, then try to fight you while still wearing a helmet. 244.
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And a mural artist left a message for the storm on the boards she used to protect her home's windows.
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They also lost Derek Stepan for the final eight minutes after he was checked into the boards by Ben Lovejoy.
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The Mountaineers won the battle of the boards 43-36, but also let the Cowboys shoot 47.1 percent from three.
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First, they worked surgically, using pencils, chopstick style, to tweeze out objects that they spied through gaps in the boards.
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CAB members said they were left with few answers from CFPB officials as to why the boards would be reshaped.
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The teams swapped the lead six times as the Pirates initially matched the Bearcats' intensity on defense and the boards.
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Chanos pointed to an overall lack of due diligence by both the boards and investors in believing CEOs like Holmes.
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Google has a history of executives who serve on the boards of companies that could soon be competitors, of course.
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The report includes some recommendations that will seem ordinary; they suggest that the boards of public companies should be diverse.
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Yanai's board memberships include positions on the boards of pharmaceutical companies Cambrex Corp, Perrigo Company Plc and Protalix BioTherapeutics Inc.
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Texas A&M managed a 33-33 advantage on the boards, but was outscored 15-2 on fast-break points.
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The immediate cause of the coalition's split was a dispute over appointments of lawmakers to the boards of state companies.
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Whenever I performed in the theater I always felt so ashamed I just wanted the boards to swallow me up.
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Despres tried to pass the puck to Vatanen behind the net, but it took an awkward bounce off the boards.
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Cal Clutterbuck picked the puck up along the boards and passed to a streaking Cizikas at the Columbus blue line.
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He's currently on the boards of Medium, Houseparty and Discord — which are redefining blogging, video chat and video game communities.
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Not even Daft Punk—legacy producers who manned the boards for one of 2016's biggest hits—got a mention.
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If you're potting 30 goals in your sleep, you're not running players into the boards from behind, and vice versa.
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Rasmus Andersson blasted a shot off the boards that deflected right to an open Elias Lindholm for the late equalizer.
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Ms. Quiroz had also served on the boards of the Public Theater and the Apollo Theater Foundation in New York.
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It called for the boards to hire a consultant to study the issue and its impact on risk and return.
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The stated goal of this change is to make the boards more diverse and to create space for fresh leadership.
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"First half I thought we were unbelievable on the boards, and that was the difference in the game," Izzo said.
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The boards are obviously faux, once you look closely, but the many screw heads dotting the surface are real — surprise!
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Sabres game in Buffalo, NY ... when defenseman John Carlson tried to clear a puck by sending it up the boards.
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Brady and Matt Tkachuk grew up outside of St. Louis, where their father was banging the boards for the Blues.
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Mr. Deripaska soon announced that he would relinquish control of Rusal and resigned from the boards of En+ and Rusal.
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He served on the Georgetown Board of Regents and the boards of the National Symphony and the Miami City Ballet.
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He ripped a shot from the slot after Dylan Larkin flipped a pass from the boards over a defender's stick.
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On Friday, Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates stepped down from the boards of Berkshire Hathaway and Microsoft to focus on philanthropy.
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His existing roles on the boards of Workfront, WhiteSource, XebiaLabs and Allocadia speaks to interesting potential strategic partnerships for ActiveCampaign.
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He serves on the boards of Airbnb, Apollo Fusion, Aurora, Coda, Convoy, Entrepreneur First, Microsoft, Nauto and Xapo, among others.
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He is on the boards of the Toronto International Film Festival and the Princess Margaret Cancer Center Foundation in Toronto.
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The boards of the two banks were meeting on Tuesday to draft capital measures they will submit to the ECB.
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DePaul dominated on the boards, holding a 40-25 edge with 15 offensive rebounds, but 22 turnovers negated that advantage.
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Nick Foligno set the play up by holding off two Canadiens along the boards and getting the puck to Dubois.
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The Irish finished with six turnovers overall, helping compensate for getting beaten 47-31 on the boards for the game.
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At one point, a Lake Forest player LAUNCHED himself into an Evanston player ... who crashed head first into the boards.
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Soon after, Rantanen got behind the Lightning defense but was tripped by Erik Cernak and went hard into the boards.
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The Ospreys got off to a solid start before Iowa started dominating on the boards and playing better perimeter defense.
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Iowa also held a big edge on the boards, outrebounding Illinois 40-20, with Garza leading the way with eight.
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In the final minute of the second period, Rangers defenseman Nick Holden pounded Devils forward Miles Wood into the boards.
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Tech also carved out a 42-34 advantage on the boards and a 234-224 margin in points off turnovers.
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Bonton matched his single-game career-highs in scoring and assists, while recording a new career best on the boards.
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Barzal emerged with the puck from a scrum along the boards in the neutral zone and skated up the ice.
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Later in the first, in a skirmish of captains, Crosby and McDonagh tussled after McDonagh rammed Sheary into the boards.
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When he rose, Boyle jawed at Klingberg, who six minutes prior was penalized for cross-checking Boyle into the boards.
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Currently, the boards, which set hours and polling places and adjudicate ballot disputes, have a majority from the governor's party.
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The article also misstated the percentage of African-American men on the boards of Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies.
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One is that there is some great-looking slow-motion rebounding footage, even if the boards themselves are fundamentally useless.
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He also served on the boards or held advisory positions at companies including GlaxoSmithKline, Bristol Myers Squibb and Vertex Pharmaceuticals.
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"Communication between the boards of the two companies has been a bit difficult" since Ghosn's arrest, the Nissan CEO said.
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The boards of both companies decided on Thursday to begin a formal process to explore the deal through special committees.
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The Longhorns outshot Tech 40 percent to 35.7 percent in the half and owned a 21-17 edge on the boards.
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Benn gained possession inside the neutral zone after Cody Eakin flipped the puck off the boards from inside the Dallas zone.
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Sedin broke a scoreless deadlock as he put in a rebound of a Luca Sbisa shot that went off the boards.
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Despite Kanter's big day on the boards, the Knicks were outrebounded 49-44 as five Celtics had five or more rebounds.
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The boards so fascinated him that he kept them for an extra week, shooting the closeups that became his series Motherboard.
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The boards of both Indian Hotels and Tata Chemicals have both backed him to remain as chairman of those group companies.
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While many Americans say they're angry about how much CEOs are making, the boards of directors who set their pay aren't.
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Both companies are backed by Benchmark, and Peter Fenton, a partner at the venture firm, is on the boards of both.
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"It was scary, you don't like seeing a guy going into the boards like that," St. Louis center Kyle Brodziak said.
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The instructor brings the boards and oars, so just bring your sense of humor — you will probably fall into the water.
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The boards of both companies agreed to the deal this week, giving Fujifilm a 50.1-percent stake in the combined companies.
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He serves on the boards of MSCI Editorial Advisors, InTandem Cycling, The International Charter School of NY, and TIME Advisory Council.
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Late in the period, Winnipeg center Mathieu Perreault also lost his footing, fell backward into the boards and smacked his head.
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The boards had agreed upon an exchange ratio of 0.6135 CBS share for every Viacom Class B share at the time.
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He also acknowledges and appreciates that he's getting a chance on the boards for which he is still fighting on screen.
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Lee was stationed in front of the net when Johnny Boychuk's slap shot bounced off the boards and into the goalmouth.
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Forward Terrence Jones added 20 points off the bench and the Rockets dominated on the boards, outrebounding the Grizzlies, 42-31.
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And he knew he was the last, for all the greats, from Max Miller on, had crossed the boards before him.
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All in all, it's another flashpoint in the tension between Silicon Valley CEOs and the boards trying to reel them in.
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Teams can add articles, annotate, and highlight specific information within these articles on the boards without having to leave the platform.
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Wilson knocked then-Islanders defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky out of the playoffs with a hard hit along the boards in Game 4.
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Most of the boards made by Lost (the company Tesla is doing the collab with here) go for around $700-800.
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"I'm sure it was followed up with direct lobbying"—an activity the boards are barred from engaging in under federal law.
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Its dish, completed in 1937, was 31 feet across—a length dictated by the boards available at the local hardware store.
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The Jazz claimed a plus-93 advantage on the boards and Houston produced a 13-8 edge in second-chance points.
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The puck was being wrapped around the boards and squirted right in front of Mason, allowing Kuznetsov to score in tight.
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He's also joined the boards of blockchain start-up Spring Labs and Machine Zone, a global market leader in mobile gaming.
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Elliott Advisors has asked the court to order an investigation into the boards' performance and to call an extraordinary shareholders' meeting.
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Fairey has adapted one of his existing artworks, "No Future," to appear on the boards in a denunciation of hate speech.
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A minute into the game, 19-year-old right winger Jake Virtanen rocked Nashville center Mike Ribeiro hard into the boards.
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Jurvetson also is on leave from the boards of SpaceX and Tesla pending resolution of the allegations, per a SpaceX spokesperson.
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In addition to serving on the boards of organizations like Color of Change, she helped develop Starbucks' curriculum on racial bias.
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The Cavaliers owned a 53-34 edge on the boards, with Ante Zizic leading the way with a career-best 11.
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During his career, Perkins served on the boards of a number of well-known companies, including Compaq, Genentech and News Corp.
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The center's forecheck jarred the puck loose from Islanders defenseman Nick Leddy along the boards deep in the New York zone.
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In addition to serving on Facebook's board, Chenault serves on the boards of IBM, Procter & Gamble, the Harvard Corporation and others.
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More recently, some German companies have complained of pressure to accept Communist party officials on the boards of their joint ventures.
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Toronto left winger Andreas Johnsson left the game with a concussion after going into the boards late in the second period.
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Okeke provided strength on the boards, pulling down eight rebounds as the Tigers outscored the Huskies 3-224 in the paint.
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Swann will continue to serve on the boards of Fluor, a Texas-based engineering firm, and of the P.G.A. of America.
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Wild defenseman Ryan Suter's backhand clearing attempt from behind the net was intercepted by Stars defender Alex Goligoski along the boards.
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Center Joe Thornton noticed Hertl unmarked and fired a perfect pass from the left corner along the boards to his teammate.
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Utah rode a dominating effort on the boards (45-30) to spoil the start of the Steve Alford era at Nevada.
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For a while the only noise was the sound of pucks slapping against the boards and skates cutting through the ice.
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His mother serves on the boards of the Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School and the Catholic Foundation of North Georgia.
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Donio's 20-year tech experience includes working as an executive at Concur and sitting on the boards of PayScale and Twilio.
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Van Riemsdyk caught up to Couturier's clearing pass, which bounced off the boards around center ice, and raced in on Blackwood.
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The Suns carved out a 44-43 edge on the boards, but made just 14 of 25 at the foul line.
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Parly also resigned from the boards of French companies Altran, Ingenico, Zodiac Aerospace , a source close the minister said on Monday.
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Christie, the world champion over the distance, tangled with another skater entering the final turn sending her slamming into the boards.
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That challenge is particularly difficult for public companies and regulated entities, their senior management teams and, ultimately, the boards of directors.
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Oregon State dominated the boards against the Huskies and finished with 15 offensive rebounds, which led to 21 second-chance points.
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NC State didn't seem bothered by 23 turnovers, in part because it controlled the boards with a 21-22 rebounding advantage.
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Washington battled on the boards for a couple put-backs and was sent to the foul line in the closing minutes.
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She is on the boards of Next Bites, a food sustainability nonprofit organization, and the A.C.L.U. Next Generation Society of Illinois.
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Within this model, we can imagine that the boards of our various hierarchies are doing some work for the public good.
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Many in Ms. Rossman's circle sit on the boards of the nonprofits they have funded, and some have made lifelong friends.
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He could not be sure it was the court he had watched Robin's father put together with the boards from Woodstock.
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In part that's because all of the boards of these think tanks are mixed bags when it comes to Mr. Trump.
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He sits on the boards of the Smith Center for the Performing Arts and the Nevada Board of Museums and History.
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The boards are going up on storefronts that shut down over #COVID19 #coronavirus so murals are making them into something more.
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Disagreement within the fragile, ruling coalition on whom to nominate to the boards has also played a role, the source said.
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But the boards of nonprofits don't always find this straightforward approach appealing for a variety of reasons, many of them psychological.
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The Orange, who also got 10 points and 11 rebounds from Marek Dolezaj, held a 40-28 advantage on the boards.
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Parts of the company's lawsuits have since been dismissed, though its claims that the boards violated federal antitrust laws are proceeding.
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"In the past year, U.S. allies have needed reassurance about American intentions more than ever," the members of the boards said.
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Ogwumike had 15 points and eight rebounds by the intermission, as the Sun built a 24-13 edge on the boards.
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CEO's fail their stockholders when they behave as Trump behaves and the boards of directors of those companies fire those CEO's.
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Josh Bailey won a battle for the puck along the boards in the neutral zone with Blue Jackets defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov.
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The Illini shot a fiery 61.5 percent (24-for-39) and dominated the boards 22-11 in the first 20 minutes.
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The next steps for the merger include the boards of both companies reaching a legally binding agreement and approval from regulators.
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The boards were scheduled to take place next month, and it wasn't clear what Trump's tweet meant for Gallagher's three superiors.
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Using all of her versatility, whether it's shooting a 3, taking a defender off the dribble, owning the boards, blocking shots.
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"He inherited a great company from his father," said Laffer, who has served on the boards of the foundation and MasTec.
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The Celtics scored 103 points in the paint to the Hornets' 210 and dominated on the boards, 211 rebounds to 210.
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They soon decided to live full time in New York, where Mr. Michels is on the boards of four tech firms.
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YOU CAN EXPECT THAT THE BOARDS ARE GOING TO ACT THE SAME WAY WHEN IT COMES TO A DIVIDEND MOVING FORWARD.
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The defeat was Southeast Missouri State's third straight as the Redhawks were dominated on the boards 46-28 by Florida State.
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But with the Badgers hitting nearly 52 percent from the field and owning the boards 39-513, the Phoenix never led.
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After Femsa's filing, Heineken said it would retain its rights to seats on the boards of Heineken NV and Heineken Holding.
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For example, she pressured the YMCA and the boards of other organizations to equally distribute among their branches in poorer areas.
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Nelson wrestled the puck away from the Sabres' Henri Jokiharju along the boards behind the Buffalo net but quickly lost control.
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Mr. Obama later created the boards to periodically re-evaluate those who were neither charged nor already on the transfer list.
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Earlier this month, the boards of both companies announced they had formed special committees to look into the possibility of recombining.
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His shot hit the right post and deflected into the net, with Gregor getting mobbed by his teammates along the boards.
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After a Northwestern timeout, the turning point came when the Wildcats started playing aggressive on-ball defense and hitting the boards.
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Stephen Holmes, Wyndham Worldwide's chairman and CEO, will work as non-executive chairman of the boards of directors for both companies.
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He later resigned from the boards of the drug maker Bristol-Myers Squibb and the radiation equipment manufacturer Varian Medical Systems.
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On Thursday, the boards of Nissan and controlling shareholder Renault - where Ghosn remains chairman - met for an update on the matter.
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The Celtics scored 103 points in the paint to the Hornets' 210, and dominated on the boards, 211 rebounds to 210.
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He also served on the boards of the Washington Ballet, Studio Theatre, the Kennedy Center and Signature Theatre, among other organizations.
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We would like to thank the boards and special committees of both Viacom and CBS for their consideration of our request.
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Landen Lucas, despite being ill, played 31 minutes and helped Kansas to a 40-23 advantage on the boards with 14 rebounds.
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The lawsuit attempts to prevent Trump, Don Jr., Ivanka and Eric from holding positions on the boards of any New York charity.
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Such formal branding seems like a mark of the era, as are the social mores and norms illustrated on the boards themselves.
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Pub owners would soak the boards in water to keep lasting damage to a minimum but it didn't solve the underlying issue.
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Viacom, CBS — Controlling shareholder National Amusements has issued a letter to the boards of both companies, urging them to explore a merger.
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His shot sailed past the net and bounced off the boards to Barkov, who fired a shot past a stick-less Greiss.
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The other difference was on the boards, where the Vols held a 22-12 advantage, including 9-4 on the offensive glass.
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Florida got on the board with 6:53 expired in the second period as Vincent Trocheck forced a turnover along the boards.
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The fast pace of prototyping favors smaller shops located near the firms designing the boards over reigning electronics makers like Taiwan's Foxconn.
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Somebody had tried nailing boards to the entrance in an attempt to keep people out, but the boards had since been broken.
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Blues' left winger Robby Fabbri suffered a lower-body injury when he was checked into the boards by the Penguins' Carter Rowney.
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Scott sits on the boards of Postmates and PayPal and Cyan is the founder and EIC of photography social network website Zivity.com.
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There was an idea that you should put workers on the boards, on every board, and should it be legislated or not.
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He has also served in recent years on the boards of companies like Ripcord, Buddybuild and Mobcrush, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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And they're more willing to do that for extended stretches, without fear of getting beat on the boards or off the dribble.
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The transaction, which has been approved unanimously by the boards of both companies, is expected to close by the end of February.
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Shayok went 5 of 7 to net 13 first-half points as the Cyclones overcome a 23-9 disadvantage on the boards.
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After outrebounding their first two opponents by 43, the Hokies are minus-9 on the boards in their last two contests. 3.
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The boards are "basically bioethics committees," he said, and the one overseeing this study was formed by the International Cell Surgical Society.
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They are also often on the boards of major area health systems, who can find their interests threatened by cost control efforts.
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Charlotte made up for the shooting issues with a 48-40 advantage on the boards and by forcing 18 Golden State turnovers.
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The boards of both banks were meeting on Wednesday and are expected to unveil a memorandum of understanding after the market close.
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He has sat on the boards of numerous art institutions, and consulted for the Tate Britain Council and the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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With the teams vying for the puck along the boards near center ice, the Hurricanes' Andrei Svechnikov tried passing to Justin Faulk.
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He remains a director at both Nissan and Mitsubishi, as separate shareholder votes are needed to eject Ghosn from the boards entirely.
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Senior center Jaleel Cousins had 10 points and 11 rebounds to help South Florida record a 33-30 edge on the boards.
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Girardi also missed the last two games of the regular season after taking a hard hit into the boards on April 5.
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Smith's shot early in the middle period ricocheted off the boards behind Islanders goalie Thomas Greiss to Aleksander Barkov at the doorstep.
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Milloy said scientists who receive EPA grants are biased toward regulation, and thus Pruitt should ban them from serving on the boards.
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Athey, who is also on the boards of Ripple, Lending Club, Expedia and Rover said the curiosity is partially thanks to bitcoin.
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The tech veteran joined Canyon Bridge last year but had to leave the boards of several tech companies, including Oracle Corp ORCL.
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AND THE LACK OF DUE DILIGENCE ON BEHALF OF BOTH THE BOARDS AND THE INVESTORS IN BELIEVING A LOT OF THESE THINGS.
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De Rycker also sits on the boards of several tech firms, including Monzo, whose founder Tom Blomfield also features on our list.
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According to the artist, only the boards that cakes sit on and some internal pieces that help them stand cannot be eaten.
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Benchmark sat on the boards of both companies and was involved in efforts that ultimately removed the startups' controversial cofounders and CEOs.
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Judith Rodin, president of the Rockefeller Foundation, sits on the boards of Citigroup, Comcast and a for-profit education company, Laureate Education.
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I'd decided to repay an opponent who had, during a battle for a loose puck, shoved me into the boards head first.
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The transaction has been approved by the boards of directors of GE and Haier and is targeted to close in mid-2016.
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I serve on the boards of the MacArthur Foundation and the Knight Foundation, which have made grants that helped transform our libraries.
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"The game of indoor with the boards is only played in the United States and in some places in Mexico," he says.
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Beyond his roles at Facebook, Airbnb and GC, Chenault serves on the boards of IBM, Procter & Gamble, the Harvard Corporation among others.
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Linda Fairstein, the former head of the sex crimes unit for Manhattan District Attorney's Office, resigned from the boards of Vassar College.
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Now dry, Conteh had traded breaking noses in the ring to treading the boards as an actor on the stage and screen.
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And with Steel Banglez on the boards behind him, he does it over colourful, fruity production that comes with a sweet bounce.
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He is also on the Boards of Dean's Advisors at Harvard College, Harvard Business School and the Harvard School of Public Health.
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Davis did grab 25 rebounds for the second game in a row, but Washington won the battle of the boards 23-2101.
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Ward advanced the puck from along the boards in the neutral zone while taking a huge hit from Jets defenseman Mark Stuart.
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The Beavers weren't intimidated by Baylor's winning streak or size, working around the latter with crisp passing and controlling the boards throughout.
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The boards of the two companies each plan to meet this afternoon to consider the deal, according to one of the people.
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A staunch advocate of environmental protection, Judge Newsom served on the boards of the Sierra Club Foundation and the Environmental Defense Fund.
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He also resigned from the boards of the drug maker Bristol-Myers Squibb and Varian Medical Systems, a maker of radiation equipment.
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Verhaeghe flipped the puck from the boards toward the net and it deflected off a defender's stick and knuckled over Bernier's glove.
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One day in 2014, with her father retiring and Ms. Senot wondering what came next, they decided to take the boards down.
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The boards of both companies approved the deal, and the sale is expected to close in the second half of next year.
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Anytime Connor McDavid, Alex Ovechkin or Sidney Crosby goes over the boards, everyone in the arena waits for something special to happen.
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Couture also knows he has to battle on the boards and mind the transition attack from Edmonton, even when he's on offense.
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Caryn Marooney is a partner at Coatue Management, sitting on the boards of Zendesk and Elastic, with an advisory role at Airtable.
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The Wildcats shot 6-for-17 on 3-pointers and dominated the boards with a 24-16 advantage in the opening half.
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The boards of both companies have already approved the transaction, but it remains subject to regulatory and shareholder approval, Meitav Dash said.
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The puck came out in front of Howard after an Aho shot bounced off of the boards behind the Red Wings' net.
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The deal is subject to the approval of the boards of directors of both companies, as well as regulatory and shareholder approval.
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The Ducks lost defenseman Hampus Lindholm after he lost his balance and crashed into the boards eight minutes into the second period.
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He did not answer whether Berkshire would push for gender equality on the boards of the companies that Berkshire is invested in.
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The Bulldogs came in leading the SEC in rebounding margin at 7.5 per game, but the Tide won the boards 42-38.
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Jaleel Wheeler matched his career high with nine rebounds against the Redbirds as Tulsa won the battle of the boards 22017-218.
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As for the boards, some embrace the technology, while others resist a new system when the alternative is literally handed to them.
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Another way power brokers have undermined the boards has been by depriving them of the funds needed to do their work properly.
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Turris pushed Nashville's lead to 3-1 after Rocco Grimaldi banked a pass to him off the boards in the neutral zone.
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The $800 billion industry&aposs largest companies are often helmed by the children of the founders or have descendants dominating the boards.
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Providence had a 210-214 rebounding advantage in the first half and bested Pepperdine, 10-34, on the boards in the game.
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The deal for Kite, which has been approved by the boards of both companies, is expected to close in the fourth quarter.
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Licenses are required for "professional directors" appointed to the boards of 20 or more covered entities, and "corporate directors" of covered entities.
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The Match spinoff has been approved by the boards of both companies, but still requires the approval of shareholders, among other stakeholders.
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Gaudreau tied the game 19 seconds into the period from the right circle on a pass from the boards by Mikael Backlund.
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The Thunder bludgeoned the Rockets on the boards in the fourth, chipping away behind Enes Kanter (15 points, 13 rebounds) and Westbrook.
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Bingham has since left the boards of several tech companies, including Oracle Corp, due to concerns about his involvement with the firm.
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Lee sits on the boards of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and Makers Women, a production company focused on gender-equality projects.
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"The boards were all old white men, and I was thinking, well, I'll just submit this and see what happens," she says.
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He represents Signia on the boards of gaming company, Super Evil Megacorp, virtual-reality company, 8i, and consumer mobile GIF company, Tenor.
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He sat out a game before coming back, raising plenty of eyebrows, and then went headfirst into the boards in Game 6.
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Citizens, including those directed to the boards from government websites, select tweets and post them rapid-fire to try to make issues trend.
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Two of the biggest requests have been: Make a smaller electric skateboard that's easier to carry around and make the boards more affordable.
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Aside from Pixar, she has also served on the boards of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, chip giant Intel, retail powerhouse Costco, and others.
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Rebounding was even most of the game until the Scarlet Knights took charge on the boards late, finishing with a 50-40 advantage.
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The boards were used almost as maps of life, charted based on the exact day and hour at which a person was born.
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P&G and IBM disclosed in separate regulatory filings that Kenneth I. Chenault will retire from the boards of both companies effective February.
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Bryant has been hammered on the boards this season, and are pulling down 30 rebounds per game, which was tied for 330th. 3.
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The actor has trod the boards four times before, including in the 2011 revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
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We're dribbling too much at times, and we've got to fight it out on the boards and do a good job with turnovers.
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Jets defenseman Tyler Myers had been sent to the box for cross-checking Alex Galchenyuk into the boards during the 3-on-3.
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This gives them a list of names of VCs who served on the boards of different portfolio companies over a period of years.
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The manufacturer responsible for making the boards in Italy was Smart Projects Srl, which was founded by Martino, one of the original five.
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Directors should also ensure they have sufficient time to fulfil their obligations on the boards which they serve, Norges Bank Investment Management added.
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Angels sometimes sit on the boards of their portfolio companies (either as voting members or observers) and often provide strategic advice to management.
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"One of the boards that was used to prevent the winds from affecting a home flew out and hit a gentleman," he said.
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Killorn got in on the scoring, too, flicking a long shot off the boards for an empty-net goal with 21:216 left.
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He was knocked hard into the boards by Sabres defenseman Josh Gorges early in the second period and had to leave the game.
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The deal requires En+ and Rusal to maintain records of any contact between Deripaska and the boards, management, employees or agents of En+.
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He straddled the boards as a surprised San Jose defense pair Paul Martin and Burns kept him from fully getting off the ice.
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She also serves on the boards of several major French companies, including Groupe Fromageries Bel, the Renault Foundation and Renault's investment fund, Mobiliz.
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A few highlights: Before he became vice president, Dick Cheney served on the boards of Electronic Data Systems, Procter & Gamble, and Union Pacific.
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He also serves on the boards of school safety and other organizations, he said, knowing his name and connection to Columbine carry weight.
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Boston Pride forward Denna Laing sustained a severe spinal cord injury after falling near the boards during the Outdoor Women's Classic on Dec.
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Boychuk left Thursday night's 2-1 win against the Buffalo Sabres after hitting the boards shoulder first with 4 minutes 27 seconds remaining.
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Niskanen sustained the injury after careening face-first into the boards following a hit from Bruins center Patrice Bergeron in the first period.
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The offer to pay $280 per share, following weeks of exclusive talks, was unanimously approved by the boards of directors of both companies.
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While the announcement about the boards' closure was posted today, the forums will remain online for two more weeks, before shuttering on Feb.
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This curated set of content can additionally be used to build out email newsletters based on the stories you've saved in the Boards.
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Steve currently serves or has served on the boards of Grotech portfolio companies CircleBack, Ryft, Invincea, Logi Analytics, Omnilink (acquired by Numerex), Parse.
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Wisconsin has dominated teams on the boards (plus-9.5 margin) and is looking to extend its home-court winning streak to 19 games.
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Patrick McGurn, special counsel for proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services, said directors on the boards of both should expect tough questions from shareholders.
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But Britain believes the brainpower that has gone into maintaining the domination they enjoyed on the boards in 2012 continues will be unsurpassed.
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And what the boards do can vary tremendously from state to state, leaving public health researchers with an incomplete view of the problem.
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After a shot missed the net, Marleau was in position to take the puck off the boards and sneak it inside the post.
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Left winger Artemi Panarin pried the puck loose along the boards and slipped a backhand pass to Anisimov in front of the net.
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Opera houses are now finding that the sparring divas are not the sopranos or tenors treading the boards, but those behind the scenes.
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Hillary Clinton wants to change the rules about who sits on the boards of the 12 powerful regional banks in the Fed system.
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Valtteri Filppula picked the puck off the boards and sent a cross-ice pass to Hedman, who scored on a one-touch shot.
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Johansson was carrying the puck into the Pittsburgh zone when he made a pass to the boards as four Penguins converged on him.
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On October 30th the boards of PSA and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), an Italian-American company, said the two firms planned to merge.
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Clinton did receive millions of dollars in paid speeches to banks and others and has served on the boards of corporations like Walmart.
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During his career, Redfearn has served on the boards of Bats Global Markets and the Chicago Stock Exchange, among others, the SEC said.
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The ouster of its chief executive, Nicholas Schorsch, who sat on the boards of the REIT and the advisory firm, propelled activists further.
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I spent twenty years in senior positions at charitable organizations, and another twenty advising the boards of directors at dozens of family foundations.
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Bryant also sits on the boards of United Technologies, and is generally considered one of the highest-profile female leaders in Silicon Valley.
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In response, the boards of both institutions said in April 2011 that they would start picking presidents in a process based on merit.
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On Saturday, Ito also resigned from the boards of the The MacArthur Foundation, the Knight Foundation, and The New York Times Publishing Company.
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The boards of CBS and Viacom have been discussing Redstone stepping down for several weeks, according to two sources familiar with the situation.
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Pruitt has taken steps to reshape the agency's advisory boards, blocking scientists who have received past EPA grants from sitting on the boards.
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Killorn got in on the scoring, too, flicking a long shot off the boards for an empty-net goal with 2:49 left.
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The boards are also hoping to place people in telecommuting posts so they can work from home since many don't have reliable transportation.
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He served as chairman of Bessemer Securities from 1982 until 1994 and sat on the boards of both companies until retiring in 2015.
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Michael Frolik stole the puck along the boards by the New York net and dished to Tkachuk, who tucked his shot past Halak.
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Playing for the Canadiens against the Rangers, he was checked into the boards by the Rangers' Vic Hadfield, and his neck was broken.
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I was moderately fine with Rowling having wizards treading the boards, even though it means she lied about being down with the series.
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But wherever his low-post game peaks, Drummond will continue to make an impact on the boards, pick-and-roll and on defense.
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She is a member of its board, and also serves on the boards of Brookings, Kennedy School of Government and Harvard Medical School.
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On one hand, Brooklyn's frontcourt is already paper thin, and losing Booker would demolish its ability to have any impact on the boards.
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The boards are exploring a stock-for-stock transaction that would involve no cash and would most likely not incur a tax hit.
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Her publisher and agents dropped her, she lost speaking appearances and was forced to resign from the boards of several non-profit organizations.
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Abt, who now resides in Vietnam but still sits on the boards of several joint ventures in North Korea, is a controversial figure.
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One of the questions I ask on the boards all the time is, 'What do the people coming behind the CEO look like?
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Write letters to the boards and the managing agents of those co-ops, expressing your concern for the safety of the general public.
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The fund wants the boards of companies that depend, use or affect the oceans to work on reducing the pollution their businesses create.
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The Rangers' Derek Stepan was shaken up after a hard hit into the boards by Logan Shaw about three minutes into the third.
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Kimberly Ross was previously CFO at Baker Hughes and at makeup company Avon, and she's on the boards of three publicly-traded companies.
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He served on the boards of the Metropolitan Opera, the Spoleto Festival USA in Charleston, S.C., and the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
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Markkanen and Young both finished one rebound shy of a double-double as the Bulls won the battle under the boards 45-43.
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Tampa Bay picked up an early power play at 1:47 of the third when Kevin Hayes sent Maroon awkwardly into the boards.
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But when Bickell, a journeyman left wing, hopped over the boards nearly two minutes into the game — his first N.H.L. appearance since Oct.
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After nearly 27 tense minutes of overtime play, the Ducks' Ryan Getzlaf found the puck and a sliver of space on the boards.
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"There's a lot of educating that needs to be done," said Ms. Singh Cassidy, who is on the boards of TripAdvisor and Ericsson.
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He has served recently on the boards of ExxonMobil, Novartis, Target Corporation, Minnesota's Destination Medical Center Corporation and the World Economic Forum USA.
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Moon currently serves on the boards of Unilever, Rakuten (which recently announced a major partnership with Walmart) and fast-growing salad chain Sweetgreen.
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Both teams shot 250 percent from the field in the first half and the Timberwolves had a 22-20 edge on the boards.
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The deal was unanimously approved by the boards of both companies and is expected to close by the end of the second quarter.
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He did so again in the second period Tuesday, driving the rookie Rangers defenseman Brady Skjei into the boards and to the ice.
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He banged in the puck after Alex Ovechin's blast bounced off the boards, pretty much a clear shot into the net for Eller.
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The action against the Palacios-led group seeks "to determine the proper composition" of the boards for Citgo and the other two units.
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IMA - GIMA TT The boards of the two machine manufacturers approved a plan that would merge GIMA TT into its parent company IMA.
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" That's one of the criteria, and the boards or hiring managers always say, "Will he or she be credible and retain our team?
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