The elite they're, not elite, you're the elite, we're the elite.
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As the masses gather against the elite, the elite digs in.
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And among the IRGC the Quds are the elite of the elite.
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"The elite horseplayers make much more money than the elite sports gamblers," Dink says.
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But when we're talking about the elite of the elite, a habit is as good as a mistake.
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These are the Elite 65t, a completely wireless in-ear pair; an "active" version of the Elite 453t, specially optimized for sports; and a Bluetooth — but not fully wired — variant, dubbed the Elite 45e.
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The elite of the elite wanted to follow in these famous footsteps, encouraging more newbie cyclists to strap in.
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I am part of the elite ... I don't think the American public looks at Trump as part of the elite.
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If you are in the elite level, in the elite stratosphere of college basketball, your goal is to make the tournament.
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Over the weekend, Leicester's Italian coach, Claudio Ranieri, described that as anti-competitive, a proposal by the elite, for the elite.
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The elite men get a 50- to 60-foot head start as opposed to the 28 minutes the elite women get.
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HP doesn't just want the Elite x3 to be your phone — it wants the Elite x3 to be your laptop and your desktop, too.
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This year, the "elite women," or 46 of the best of the best, qualified to start at 9:32 am in the elite group.
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The elite of the elite are high-tech wizards—Google, Apple, Facebook and the rest—that have conjured up corporate empires from bits and bytes.
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The Warriors are going to be the elite of the elite for the foreseeable future, and you can't circumvent the process [with short-term trades].
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"When [Sanders] says establishment, he is saying the elite, the elite conversation, people who have been dictating the mechanics, and the deals that get done," Shakir told Vox.
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His own Hokkien-Cantonese family, he admits bashfully, was "the elite of the elite" – his great-grandfather founded Singapore's first bank and his uncle was minister of finance.
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The best solution she knew was to make Afghans care about their past: not just the elite in Kabul, but also the country people whom the elite ignored.
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After all, Mayweather has shut down and taken apart the elite of the elite in boxing, the likes of Oscar De La Hoya, Canelo Alvarez and Manny Pacquiao.
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It was so expensive and adventurous that only the elite of the elite could do it, people who were both rich and fearless, the Richard Bransons of their day.
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Correction May 22nd, 2:56PM ET: This article initially referred incorrectly to the Spectre x2 as the Elite x2 and the Envy 13 as the Elite 13 in several locations.
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Insurgent populism often boasts three ideological players: the people, the elite, and the "other" (foreigners, immigrants, welfare spongers and the like) to whom the elite has sold the people out.
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You don't have at least one ACC team in the Elite Eight Since 2007, at least one ACC team has advanced to the Elite Eight in 10 of the 11 seasons.
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As the game progresses, you run into even more borrowed concepts, including catching robots in the wild, evolutions, and an eventual analog to the Elite Four called, no joke, the Elite Eight.
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Born in DC, the child of two lawyers, an attendee at a prestigious prep school, Yale law school and a Federalist Society member, his story is one of the elite serving the elite.
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Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World.
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Good sleep should not be a benefit for the elite.
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The Elite 65e will be available in April for $199.
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The elite in Pyongyang and the army would suffer first.
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Rabin was a leader of the elite Palmach fighting force.
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JOE KERNEN: --to get to the Elite 8 or something.
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"These were the elite," Lynda Kundrat, mother of Staff Sgt.
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The Elite series has a history with aliens, you see.
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It helps them survive and thrive within the elite circuit.
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That's a sea change for the elite Wall Street institution.
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Finally, will Mr. Xi's power provoke opposition in the elite?
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But there are limits to the influence of the elite.
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He's not the chief wrestling match with the elite media.
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As a pure striker he is competitive with the elite.
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" Trump went on to call the elite "stone cold losers.
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But the answer has always been obvious: only the elite.
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"A lot of the elite athletes are thinkers," Roth said.
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The elite Revolutionary Guard Corps controls a separate business empire.
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"The elite," Trump sneered in an interview earlier this year.
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TIM MILLER: I'm not in bed with the elite media.
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Last fall, Brooks sent me a prototype of the Elite.
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Who said owning original art was limited to the elite?
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And these things were functioning where the elite would interact.
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But Steph, this could enter him into the elite discussion.
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But he has never broken through to the elite level.
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"I feel heartened by the elite establishment freakout," he said.
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Thus, the elite doubts that China will change this behavior.
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The elite group holds a total valuation of $243.6 billion.
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And grade-obsessed android and objective member of the elite media Mark Halperin dropped by to decry the elite media's fixation on Trump's refusal to say he would respect the results of the election.
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Asian-American students make up 93 percent of the school system and 29 percent at the elite schools; white students make up 240 percent of the overall population and 26 percent at the elite schools.
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Still, the elite athlete remains focused on finding glory at Wimbledon.
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The Elite 8 are here and ready to rule the world!!!!!!!!
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On the one hand you have the elite, who's all corrupt.
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The Elite 10003h are bulkier than I'd prefer for personal use.
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Unlike Ms Rousseff, Mr Temer is not loathed by the elite.
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And whose version of "the elite" do you seek to suppress?
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I don't think the advice applies just to the elite colleges.
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"They only represent the elite group of political leaders," said Bukhari.
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The senior guard's performance Saturday in the Elite Eight was breathtaking.
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Opportunities in Bangkok were reserved only for the elite level fighters.
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The strongest driver is when the elite change their food preferences.
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The elite travel consultant explains that they probably paid around $400.
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English-medium education is no longer the preserve of the elite.
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Even then, for $180 (for the Elite), you've got better options.
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On both occasions they lasted just one season among the elite.
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However, the Elite Slice is for a different kind of machine.
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Like much of the elite, journalists largely opposed the Islamist group.
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The elite, counterterrorism-focused group garnered attention when it rescued Capt.
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Voting for the Elite Eight ends Friday at 10 a.m. Eastern.
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Has globalisation only benefited the elite (at least within developed economies)?
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In the meantime, squabbling within the elite is likely to persist.
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The Harmony Companion is like the Elite, but minus the touchscreen.
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The Conservative brand is associated with the elite and the establishment.
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Perhaps there is a changeover of the elite guard taking place.
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The elite, counterterrorism-focused group gained notoriety when it rescued Capt.
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Huang has risen to the elite among Silicon Valley's visionary leaders.
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"Outdoor Gear Lab recommends the Elite Direto as a "best buy.
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Because he is from the elite but doesn't have its pretensions?
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Even the elite meals arrive with a side salad of desolation.
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In the early days, only the elite could afford to camp.
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It means he's real and not beholden to the elite masters.
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MacDill is also home to the elite U.S. Special Operations Command.
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"The scandal has implicated broad swaths of the elite," Sugiyama says.
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For Mr. Bush, the elite network was like an extended family.
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None of the elite can afford to drop points any more.
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You have to be part of the elite class of golf.
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Callimachi: We're with the elite counterterrorism force of the Iraqi Army.
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We have to talk to the masses, not just the elite.
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For the summit, he must choose the elect of the elite.
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So what does the typical member of the elite look like?
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You're smarter than they are … you've got everything going … the elite?
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Soldiers from the elite Parachute Regiment opened fire on Sunday, Jan.
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The elite universities reject 26 to 2400 percent of their applicants.
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They talk about -- don't you hate it -- well (ph) the elite.
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All three officers had been assigned to the elite Metropolitan Division.
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Well, the elite media has finally caught up with our analysis.
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I get a kick I hear 'so and so the elite.
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It gets worse: I also purchased the Elite Trooper Deluxe upgrade.
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For the elite group that figure was almost three times higher, 39%.
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The elite can no longer feel comfortable "ramming projects through", he says.
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Border collies, the elite athletes of the canine universe, are working dogs.
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Even the elite private schools in Britain are not run for profit.
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U.S. forces included the elite Delta Force, a U.S. official told Reuters.
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To be clear, Hall's regimen is rare, even at the elite level.
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Most perniciously, meritocracy turns life for the elite into an endless competition.
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He says he wants to turn MP into the elite swimsuit brand.
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And assaults on press freedom shield the elite from much-needed scrutiny.
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But even among the elite perigee moons, there's some variation in size.
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A bigger factor is the regime's redistribution of wealth to the elite.
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The elite, counterterrorism-focused SEALs gained international fame when they rescued Capt.
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I still remember the team I first beat the Elite 21 with.
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He was once viewed as a drab "princeling" child of the elite.
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Also very important: I've found the Elite 65ts to be consistently durable.
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This is a flavor for the elite, and Turner is just that.
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Twitter is becoming a broadcasting hub for the elite—a highly unequal
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You know, when they talk about it, they talk about the elite.
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The Elite x3 connects to the Mobile Extender wirelessly and powers it.
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Members of the elite used to come to his restaurant to eat.
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But in China the whole point is to fuse the elite together.
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Another member of the elite who thinks he's smarter and knows better.
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That's solid as well, but dependent on how the Elite is used.
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All in all, Grenco Science has a fine vaporizer with the Elite.
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Everyone was concerned that it would only be available to the elite.
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Article continues below Outside of the elite volunteer units, probably not many.
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She wants to pair chaos and sophistication, and urban with the elite.
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The vision was, what's usually for the elite should be for everybody.
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Some, like Calvin Coolidge, gaze at the elite group from the background.
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Advanced statistics and scouts rank him among the elite third basemen defensively.
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Even at 26, Caruana might be aging out of the elite game.
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Second, Waldorf education does not cater primarily to children of the elite.
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I would think they would be sort of pariahs in the elite.
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Miss Porter's School, the elite all-girls high school in Farmington, Conn.
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They didn't need me or the elite, which I inevitably belong to.
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In America's colonial era, hunting remained a sport reserved for the elite.
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The Libyans represented the elite troops, and clearly ISIS capitalized on this.
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"They are the elite," Sophie Labre, the principal, said of her students.
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"The elite and the middle class are not coming apart," he writes.
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It really challenges the idea that the elite are a group apart.
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Small enhancements lead to big advantages in the realm of the elite.
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Oregon eliminated Self's Jayhawks in the Elite Eight, 74-60, this season.
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What about that deal works if they make the elite eight, Buffett?
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Let's say they make the elite eight, can we watch that game?
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The Elite Active 75t earbuds cost $199 compared to the standard $179.99.
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Jabra has made impressive strides in audio quality with the Elite 75t.
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The proceeding could lead to Ghallager's removal from the elite commando unit.
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HP's latest EliteBook, the Elite Dragonfly, doesn't look like a business laptop.
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Members of the elite work within and dominate these violent power structures.
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And the elite give themselves money and pat themselves on the back.
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The elite universities targeted by the endowment tax are not perfect institutions.
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While new private jets such as the Gulfstream G650ER can fly farther than the ACJ320neo with a similar passenger load, the latter is a more remarkable status symbol compared to the former intended for the elite of the elite.
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The elite Quds Force is the overseas arm of Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC).
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The elite annual conference brings together top-tier business executives and world leaders.
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The company just announced the Elite 85h headphones at CES in Las Vegas.
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And I don't mean the elite stuff, I mean stuff that's actually meaningful.
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Put up against the elite society that confronted Troy, this detail is telling.
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Gone are the days when it was purely a luxury for the elite.
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That's a real possibility, as one is guaranteed to reach the Elite Eight.
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The design of the Elite Pros is just very well judged and balanced.
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I really hope that the Elite 2 stays solid in the months ahead.
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Mr. Rubio, by comparison, has become the anti-elite politician for the elite.
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"Putin appears to be reformatting the elite basis of the regime," Jensen said.
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It included elitists distrustful of the people and populists distrustful of the elite.
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With those guts and that exterior, the Elite X3 could be a winner.
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Criticism of the elite and references to "the people," for example, are common.
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The PP is associated with both the Spanish right-wing and the elite.
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There, political office is often viewed as the birth right of the elite.
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Suheil al-Hassan, commander of the elite Tiger Forces, says in the video.
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And all the elite says, "Counsel on foreign relations crowd, the Brookings Institution".
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He trained at the École Nationale d'Administration, the finishing school for the elite.
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It will face Cincinnati's MadTree Brewing for a spot in the Elite Eight.
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Watch Alex talk about his wild evening at the elite Explorers Club below.
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Twelve members of the elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were among the dead.
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HP hasn't announced pricing for the Elite x3 or any of its accessories.
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But among the next layer of the elite, he has surprisingly few backers.
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Like the elite, the collaborator takes initiative and receives benefits from his collaboration.
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Girma Bekele Gebre did not start with the elite runners, but still placed.
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"This isn't a school just for the wealthy or the elite," Boyd said.
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But discomfort with TPP is mostly rooted in a mistrust of the elite.
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They are the elite, the policy establishment, and they brought us this mess.
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At the elite level, totals are typically in the 12s to low 16s.
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He's incredibly wealthy, he's from the elite class, and that's who he serves.
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We are not cattle, even if the elite consider us as their property.
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Society, an elite-within-the-elite that permitted members to wear a special
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Mr. Trump "seized upon some issues that the elite had ignored," he said.
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Macy captures the customs and insecurities of the elite in savage, gratifying detail.
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The disparity within the sport between the elite and hoi polloi is vast.
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"The internet is all about destroying the elite, destroying the gatekeepers," he said.
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It's not Kentucky, but Western Kentucky that has the elite freshman this season.
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In the meantime, the U.S.O.C. said it would manage the elite national teams.
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"Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World," by Anand Giridharadas.
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Linden found the Elite to be a rigid, responsive, and aggressive racing shoe.
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The review comes amid numerous recent reports of misconduct within the elite communities.
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Yes, Ryan, 31, already ranked statistically among the elite quarterbacks in N.F.L. history.
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Campbell is a man of the people; Kennedy is counting on the elite.
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Like the program in the film, Top Gun is only for the elite.
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But for the elite canines who do compete, it's a way of life.
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Qassem Soleimani, the powerful Iranian military commander who led the elite Quds Force.
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In fact, she flourishes, making her base the Elite Hotel in Livingston, Mont.
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Nor is the abolition of the elite school his only nod to symbolism.
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Outside of the elite gymnasiums, young athletes lived in cabins surrounded by woodlands.
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Miocic's return to the elite has some, admittedly small, similarities to Anthony Joshua.
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Photo: JabraThe rest of the specs sound pretty similar to the Elite 65t.
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They are the elite — heads of state, billionaire hedge fund managers, technology executives.
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Members of the elite don&apost care about the proper conduct of foreign policy.
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That is the new and baleful ideology of the elite: selfishness, bigotry and hate.
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Jabra also sells a non-active version of the earbuds called the Elite 65t.
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The Kremlin has in recent years significantly boosted spending on healthcare for the elite.
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The Elite Pros provide a clean and coherent reproduction of music, games, and movies.
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Microsoft has also added USB-C and Bluetooth support to the Elite 2 controller.
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This is a rejection of the elite — the political elite and the media elite.
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Athletes who perform at the elite level aren&apost like the rest of us.
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The company has an amazing roster of customers among the elite of American sports.
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That's not exactly the elite caliber of play we're used to seeing from him.
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"The Elite Café is going to be a breakfast joint," Chip told Southern Living.
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LN: The elite failures you write about took place primarily in an American context.
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As state systems grew, private schooling was left to the elite and the pious.
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To do that, he must stand up to the elite in his own party.
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" Le Pen asked, calling him "Hollande Junior," and an "arrogant candidate of the elite.
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Those in the elite refused to either end the gridlock or propose a compelling
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Will usher you into the the elite supercar club without spending big supercar money.
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But Goz has proven that this is not a whimsy restricted to the elite.
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It is the elite left-wing equivalent to the populist right-wing birther conspiracy.
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But how the people and the elite are defined has changed with the campaigns.
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Before beginning his professional career, Tom served in the elite IDF intelligence unit, 003.
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The final member of the elite eight is Inge Thulin, the CEO of 3M.
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Unfortunately the Elite controller did not solve the problem for most limited mobility gamers.
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Before beginning his professional career, Tom served in the elite IDF intelligence unit, 8200.
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The Elite Sport carries the company's recent fitness focus into a familiar form factor.
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The elite boarding school is one of the most expensive schools in the world.
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The Blue Devils were eliminated after reaching the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament.
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Trinity School, the elite New York school, which two of the Dubin children attended.
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The elite media have always opposed him, and it has become a learned behavior.
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CANSOFCOM — the elite branch of the military in Canada — is also the most secretive.
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Many had PhDs from—or were students at—the elite Kim Il Song University.
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The Kurdish troops included the elite Zeravani paramilitary force, which attacked on three fronts.
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That is, perhaps, testament to how much better organized defenses are across the elite.
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Other officials said that those additional troops were drawn from the elite Delta Force.
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That's from this story on how the elite are preparing for the coronavirus pandemic.
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They had lost to Winona in overtime the year before in the Elite Eight.
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He wants state lawmakers to change the rules for all the elite high schools.
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"I walked out of there thinking, 'Something has changed with the elite,'" he recalled.
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Five police officers from the elite 444 Afghan Territorial Force were killed, he added.
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Centers of activity include the Richmond Country Club and the elite Staten Island Academy.
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The elite soon fled — for junior teams, then for college and the professional ranks.
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The elite forces that arrived at the scene rescued 160 guests, including 41 foreigners.
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There's a considerable overlap between how the gangsters operate and how the elite operate.
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His stories stay trained, sometimes monotonously, on the elite, slaves flitting through in silence.
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But I would rather die than be paraded around in front the "elite" families.
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In many countries, social media reflects the view of a slice of the elite.
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Soleimani was the leader of the elite Quds Force of Iran&aposs Revolutionary Guard.
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He is one of the elite, and a candidate to join the summit team.
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The most common political experience of the elite is to work within political parties.
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I'm in the elite fraternity now and I got some daisy-dukes from Blake.
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"Especially as athletes come into the elite ranks, the pressure is immense," she said.
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Soleimani heads the Qods Force, the elite special forces arm of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
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It's not the first time Trump has brought up the "elite" as an opponent.
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Having close interaction with the ambassadors is a tacit perk of the elite club.
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One day they had been the elite nation in a superpower union of republics.
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They passed out leaflets denouncing the orchestra as a status symbol of the elite.
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This idea will strike many in the elite class — and Democratic establishment — as radical.
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Soccer salaries at the elite level, though, are only rarely about pounds and pence.
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There is real frustration with Mr Sisi, among both the public and the elite.
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The water resistance is also unchanged from the Elite 65t, with an IP55 rating.
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Motherhood presents a different challenge for the elite women that Werk was made for.
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In the top-heavy N.F.C., that is how the elite distinguish themselves, with aggressiveness.
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Mr. Trump ordered the Pentagon not to remove Chief Gallagher from the elite unit.
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In a sense, deGrom is back to the elite level he reached in 2015.
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I'll grant you that financing and deregulation are two things the elite have done.
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"I am coming from the people, I am not from the elite," he said.
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Qassem Soleimani, the leader of the elite Quds Force of Iran&aposs Revolutionary Guard.
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The bottom right is the elite "social liberal, fiscal conservative" quadrant — potential Schultz voters.
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But politics, and the elite world around it, has defined him his whole life.
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He saved a poor tee shot on No. 8 with a testy par putt before his final hole of the day — a hole that showed the stark difference between the elite golfer playing with mental fortitude and the elite golfer still searching.
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Seeing Hall of Fame fans all over the country over time, getting to know the elite of the elite, the ones that want to be there to make a difference and to contribute, you would be amazed, because we are all the same!
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"They're looking for diversity," Juliana Herz, an ambassador for the Elite Model search tells PEOPLE.
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The royal will present the winners of the elite men, women, wheelchair and IPC races.
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It also recently blew our minds with the Elite 65t truly wireless noise-canceling earbuds.
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The elite games were live-streamed on Twitch with commentators offering play-by-play analysis.
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Then there were the water clocks and pre-wristwatch portable sundials owned by the elite.
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Check out the gallery to see the elite athletes with the gold medal-worthy glutes!
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A tide is coming to wash away the elite teams of the past eight years.
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With the Elite, a joystick or D-pad would pop off with one bad drop.
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The elite annual conference in Switzerland brings together top-tier business executives and world leaders.
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What I find worrying is that some of the elite are now questioning mandatory hijab.
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Tips from the elite group of layperson Disney pros are sprinkled throughout the booking process.
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But the elite universities enroll just a small share of the country′s college students.
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"Time for the people to strike back and remind the elite of the referendum," Leave.
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The suit names Iran, its supreme leader, the elite Revolutionary Guards and others as defendants.
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The elite Quds Force is the overseas arm of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).
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And they can't rely on adequate nutrition for being the elite athletes that they are.
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Both have cast themselves as outsiders who stand up for people scorned by the elite.
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The Elite Active 65t normally run for $189, $20 more than the regular Elite 65t.
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Marriage has even become a status symbol for some of the elite, Perelli-Harris said.
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"I think you'll do fine in the elite market; you're already branded there," Bloom said.
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Many other famous tech giants crack the elite cutoff level of $1.5 million per day.
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It was not immediately clear whether the wounded were also from the elite military unit.
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Meanwhile, the elite 2000 percent accumulated wealth as incomes of bankers and executives escalated rapidly.
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The elite nature of India's #MeToo movement has also invited criticism from the political right.
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With help from her brother, Vanessa secured a spot at the elite training facility Altis.
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The Elite is no slouch, either; it has an impressive 4.4-star ranking on Amazon.
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First, it makes compromise nearly impossible: Any negotiations with the elite would corrupt the people.
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" Added second baseman Whit Merrifield: "He's one of the elite pitchers in the American League.
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Iran's military support has so far mostly been provided by the elite Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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There's also the added fact that equestrian is perceived as a sport of the elite.
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"I am tired of the elite media protecting Barack Obama by attacking Republicans," he concluded.
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We think that's as much about what sport is as playing in the elite leagues.
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Much of the elite media continues to see Emperor Obama clothed in all his finery.
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"Enough with the applause," Ryan told the elite crowd dressed in tuxedos and dinner gowns.
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Trump vowed to eliminate that deduction, painting it as a special perk for the elite.
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Then, slowly and rather quietly, the elite began to return — because they like the place.
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" In other posts she argued that white women represent "the elite of the human species.
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The elite players learn how to pass the time expending as little energy as possible.
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In response, Baghdad sent the elite Counter Terrorism Service to the south, alongside the army.
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The Kims keep the elite and police loyal through payoffs and threats to their lives.
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"I've done nothing but show that I belong amongst the elite," Newell told Business Insider.
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We need to inspirit masses of people, not the elite, who are plenty inspirited already.
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Read on to learn more about the elite aviators that "would rather die than quit."
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Likewise, the elite of the Unseen World are oddly staid for New York society members.
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This ratio, the elite professions premium, is very highly correlated with income inequality across countries.
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The concerns of those who weren't members of the elite never involved a US invasion.
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Even in the elite world of private high schools, not all academies are created equal.
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The cost for the elite college that she is considering will run close to $300,000.
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A Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet, Wang had aspired to attend the elite academy.
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Nor is it healthy when the media and the elite question the president's very character.
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That led to an invitation to start with the elite women at Boston last year.
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They regarded themselves as being the elite and had a lot more money and power.
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WINNERS TAKE ALL The Elite Charade of Changing the World By Anand Giridharadas 288 pp.
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The subtitle of the book says it all: "The Elite Charade of Changing the World."
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This year, the elite forces have accounted for nearly half of all Army combat deaths.
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To illustrate why, she refers to a scandal at the elite grammar school she attended.
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The elite in the Americas and MENA tended to speak the least amount of languages.
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And the fallout is likely to be felt across the elite commando force and beyond.
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You don't go to the Final Four, then suddenly you're back to the Elite Eight.
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Trump, Kuper explains, labels this constituency "the elite" but not all class members are rich.
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Mike White brought his team to the Elite Eight last year, and several pieces return.
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We march tomorrow to preserve the history of the many, not just the elite few.
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"Thomas has long belonged to the elite of Spanish studies," Publisher's Weekly said in 21957.
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"Garvey attempted to enlist the masses behind the elite model of progress," Professor Stein wrote.
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The Elite Dragonfly also includes stylus support, though HP's active pen is an optional extra.
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Only one of the elite teams — Tottenham Hotspur — will be at home on Christmas Day.
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He…I don't think the American public looks at Trump as part of the elite.
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The case has rocked the elite Mounties and sent diplomats scrambling to contain the fallout.
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Coach Scott Drew has reached the Elite Eight twice in his coaching career (2010, 2012).
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"The centuries-old impunity of the elite classes in Brazil is being dismantled," he said.
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Two hours to and from the elite suburban prep school I attended for three years.
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"The elite schools are participating in and propagating the system of segregation," Ms. Cashin said.
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A high school classmate who lived in the elite, mostly white city of Saratoga, Calif.
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Sometimes the best school isn't the "elite" college at the top of the national rankings.
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No one in Santo Domingo can afford my books, unless they're members of the elite.
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A scholarship to read history at one of the ancient universities was both a rite of passage for established members of the elite and a ticket into the elite for clever provincial boys, as Alan Bennett documented so touchingly in his play "The History Boys".
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What are the elite companies that Mr. Wiseman hopes will be the envy of their peers?
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The demise of the Elite x3 puts yet another nail in Windows phone's well-shut coffin.
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You're never going to get a one-page article in The Telegraph about the Elite League.
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These measures are presented by the elite as unconscionable assaults on the founding principles of America.
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Trump voters and supporters did the opposite to the elite: They took him seriously, not literally.
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"Many of the Africans entrepreneurs I encounter represent the elite of their society," Burfield told me.
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After an hour with the Elite, I was always eager to go back to anything else.
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And the people who were even able to apply for those visas were [often] the elite.
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They lost sight of their role as a bridge with civil society and became "the elite".
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Anand Giridharadas is the author of Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World.
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SEAL stands for Sea, Air and Land — all the places the elite force carries out missions.
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Joining them will be snipers from the elite Special Duties Unit, known as the "Flying Tigers".
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Not Augusta's refined pageantry, the elite level of play or the intimidation factor of Amen Corner.
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In Reykjavik's restaurant and cafe scene, catering to the elite and tourists, things are hotting up.
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Tennis — an individual sport in which the riches accrue disproportionately to the elite — remains particularly vulnerable.
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The Xbox Accessories app lets you fully customize all the buttons on the Elite 2 controller.
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That choice and flexibility reflect the level of customization you get with the Elite 2 controller.
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About a third of all cases handled by the elite unit deal with abuse of office.
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Perhaps one day the app will even get its own, adapted version of the elite four.
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The elite evokes the civil war, and the threat of jihadism, to justify a ruthless regime.
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It could be worse news for you future frustrated business people saddled with the Elite x0.313.
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But with growing power struggles among the elite, that is what they seem likely to get.
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I tested the Elite 65ts with my iPhone X, MacBook Pro (2014), and a Pixel 2.
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The elite institution has yielded 134 of today's billionaires, twice as many as runner-up Stanford.
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Despite the extra measures, some still worry that Rio isn't prepared for the elite worldwide competition.
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He also served on the investment committee of Sidwell Friends, the elite D.C. private Quaker school.
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The refugia discussed are for "higher forms of life" – not humans and certainly not the elite.
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Or at least, they unleashed it on the elite sliver of humanity that occupies Harvard's halls.
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It's a simple fact that only the rich and the elite can actually see this show.
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Pro-government activists said on social media that the elite Tiger Force, led by Brig. Gen.
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We are the elite, we're the top of the food chain, we've got all we need.
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The Facebook accounts of two members of the elite infantry divisions reveal a raw ethnic hatred.
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The elite may thrive in a world defined by open borders, free trade, and international contacts.
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Bissonnette was a member of the elite SEAL team that participated in the bin Laden raid.
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"It's the ultimate luxury Ascot experience," a regular attendee tells PEOPLE of the elite royal enclosure.
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Pricing and availability isn't being announced yet for the Elite x3 or either of its accessories.
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Kentucky's 2018-19 season ended with a loss to Auburn in the Elite Eight on Sunday.
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But they were accepted, and the co-founders graduated the elite accelerator program in December 2015.
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We're investing as heavily there at a grassroots level as we are at the elite level.
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The Elite x3 was announced back in February, while it was still at an unfinished stage.
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Probably the main reason to own the Elite 2 is that it offers amazing customization options.
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Luxury streetwear is taking hold among the elite globally, but it has different roots in China.
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The elite Ethiopian and Kenyan entrants were hoping to impress their national selectors for the Olympics.
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The elite boarding school has an endowment of $128 million and an operating budget of $28,665,701.
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The famous connections of Jeffrey Epstein, the elite wealth manager charged with sex trafficking young girls
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They look at him as the upstart who punched the elite in the nose every day.
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He attended the Ecole Nationale d'Administration, the elite school that trains most of France's top politicians.
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Often driven by technology, this optimization is expensive and exclusively branded by and for the elite.
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Those below the elite level understand that the Kims and the elites control their life chances.
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Monaco is a magnet for the wealthy and the elite thanks to its glamour and affluence.
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But he made many enemies among the elite who accuse him of corruption - which he denies.
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Dayton has qualified for the last three NCAA tournaments, advancing to the Elite Eight in 2014.
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Mohamed Ahmed Zaki, head of the elite Republic Guard which guards the president, became defence minister.
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In every other place, someone else is in control: the mainstream media, the politicians, the elite.
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"I hate it, I meet these people, they call it the elite," Trump said Wednesday night.
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In order to ensure that the elite enjoys security, it's necessary to kill the poor people.
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The "elite men" started at 10 am as well, as did the first wave of men.
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"But yeah, we're just happy to be in this position and going to the Elite Eight."
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That attitude even among the elite suggests more conflict ahead between Hong Kong and the mainland.
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I also advise the elite athletes that I provide nutrition support to, to do the same.
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That is a misnomer because the elite leagues are not sponsored by the Amateur Athletic Union.
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On Wednesday, the elite organization behind the Oscars sent a letter to its roughly 9,200 members.
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Other tweets promoted class hostility, saying the elite get "clean vaccines" while normal people did not.
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He is more interested in doing well enough, often enough, to be consistently among the elite.
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But I recently learned that he was a member of the elite Italian Army mountain fighters.
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Qassim Suleimani, the Iranian leader of the elite Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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No. Can Todd Gurley return to being the elite back he was in his rookie season?
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The elite unit, championed by President John F. Kennedy, gained national recognition during the Vietnam War.
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Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson and Rory McIlroy are among those in the elite 63-player field.
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The 22-year-old gymnast has gotten real about problems within the elite gymnastics industry's culture.
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As I point out in "The Edge of Democracy," the elite got tired of playing democracy.
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The review also comes amid numerous reports of misconduct within the elite communities in recent months.
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More of the elite have occupational backgrounds in the education sector rather than media or military.
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Elizabeth Warren created a vacuum by snapping up much of the elite talent earlier this year.
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Discretion was paramount, as was appropriate for a jeweler to the elite — and, later, the stars.
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In the past, all but the elite runners had to pay most of their own way.
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Xavier — The Musketeers reached the Elite Eight in 2017, and are much better in 2018. 5.
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The other new product is a set of $99 headphones that Jabra calls the Elite 45h.
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Not all, but an awful lot, of those wealthy business leaders already came from the elite.
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It had been preceded and followed by the usual snarky, dishonest hostility of the elite media.
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In Gallagher's case, the review was expected to lead to his expulsion from the elite force.
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Protesters have continued mass demonstrations every Friday, demanding other members of the elite also give way.
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He attended the elite Sorbonne University in Paris -- and is fluent in Arabic, English and French.
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In North Korea, the workers' paradise, the children of the elite are receiving private tutoring (illegally).
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Coming from the Elite he had the credibility to take on and challenge the Elites; 2202.
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"Their purpose is clear — to collapse the liberal international order," Mr. Biden told the elite gathering.
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At 54, Russian-born billionaire Yuri Milner has earned his place among the elite venture capitalists.
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It helped her win the WTA Finals — the elite, eight-women, season-ending championship — last year.
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Lamqua was famed for portraiture before Parker, but he mostly concentrated on officials and the elite.
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Even at 40 years old, Manny Pacquiao remains competitive at the elite level in world boxing.
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Her Texas Longhorns had just lost to the Connecticut Huskies in the Elite Eight, 023-65.
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Twenty nations will now effectively be playing at the elite level of the competition every year.
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"The confluence of privilege around executive physicals, where elite institutions offer expensive care to the elite of the business world, telegraphs the message that while focusing on value, evidence, and avoidance of unnecessary care is appropriate for the masses it is inadequate for the elite," Korenstein added.
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Pierre Poujade rallied shopkeepers and artisans against the elite in 1956, and won his party 52 deputies.
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For them, and the elite firms that want to employ them, other places are a poor substitute.
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Anger at the elite who had promised that the 1979 revolution would bring us freedom and democracy.
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Williamson led Duke to the Elite Eight at the NCAA tournament, averaging 22.6 points and 8.9 rebounds.
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The Elite Active 65t earbud looks like a slimmed-down version of the Jabra Stealth Bluetooth headset.
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The Elite Active earbuds are also rated IP56, which means that they're dust-proof and sweat-proof.
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The movie shows that the forces of love are not reserved for the elite or the extraordinary.
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Second, dissatisfaction with the elite in Trump supporters' minds is based around the political elite in Washington.
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This means that for every low-income student at the elite schools there are 24 wealthy students.
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More importantly, for all those people in the elite, it's the end of their life of privilege.
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You can win the Elite 2 controller early, but you gotta eat a lot of Taco Bell.
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Jabra has never been keen on touch controls, and you won't find them on the Elite 85h.
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HP has its own workaround for that, involving virtualized apps that you stream to the Elite x3.
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The elite in the ruling MPLA party stole or squandered billions on projects such as the ZEE.
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Duke's hometown has also been busy recruiting start-ups and the elite tech firms from Silicon Valley.
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Here's the elite club of women who've walked the Victoria's Secret runway — mere months before giving birth.
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The price of admission into the elite gas houses is a mere net worth of $50 million.
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They've always had a slightly ambivalent or even confrontational view of the rich man or the elite.
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Instead of Pokémaniacs, there's Super Fan Ricks, and The Council of Ricks obviously replaces the Elite Four.
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Among the most well known were the elite male-dominated science fiction and Sherlock Holmes literary fandoms.
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But no one considered him among the elite players his age in the greater Washington, D.C., area.
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It's rare when you get the respect of the elite and the industry at the same time.
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He also checks the box in the elite education category, having attended Columbia, Harvard Law and Oxford.
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This is the price society's most vulnerable must pay so that the elite can steal with impunity.
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Trump drives the elite crazy with messages containing a simple, consistent subtext: You people are all nuts!
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Trump was trying to incite a merger and gain entry into the elite class of NFL owners.
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So it makes sense for someone who sees the Clintons as the elite to vote against them.
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The crazy thing is that many people saw Trump, the billionaire, as not part of the elite.
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It was the 10th anniversary of the Stephen Curry-led Davidson team's run to the Elite Eight.
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The Panama papers shed light on the financial behaviour of only a tiny part of the elite.
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The Elite x3 was released at the end of August and is generally meant for business customers.
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Athletically, he checks the elite boxes: speed, tremendous lateral quickness, and a near-73-inch vertical leap.
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"He's emerging as one of the elite players in the game," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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In many cases, the "collapse" of civilizations also meant dismantling the elite: the religious hierarchies, the government.
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The life and career of Boris JohnsonHe attended the elite boarding school Eton College with David Cameron.
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It is the nuts and bolts of Page's game that would be interesting at the elite levels.
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If tariffs are so obviously repugnant to the elite classes, why are they popular among the public?
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The Academy Award winner also weighed in on Kushner's academic record at the elite Ivy League school.
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Bohan used elegant suits and easy-to-pull-off silhouettes to bridge the elite and non-elite.
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Charlotte will join her brother Prince George, who has attended the elite London private school since 2017.
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Beyoncé is also a client of Jacob the Jeweler, who sells watches and jewelry to the elite.
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They show that the elite and well-connected in Washington play by a different set of rules.
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Before himself and Saunders, there were few travellers who were decorated professional athletes at the elite level.
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Trump is extremely nimble in shaping the policy agenda and portraying himself as battling the elite establishment.
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She was fully cemented in the elite group of wellness gurus who were taking over social media.
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The pattern of who rises will tell us something about the balance of forces inside the elite.
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Check out gallery to see the shredded physiques of the elite athletes going for the gold. USA!
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Besides getting the science mostly right, the Elite is very straightforward when it comes to the controls.
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But the world treated her as a member of the elite, and that's what shaped her politics.
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Opposing teams are starting to talk about DeRozan as one of the elite players in the league.
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Beneath the polished chrome and neon towers of the elite, we set the fire of our rebellions.
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Soleimani's brother Qassem Soleimani leads Iran's Quds Force, the elite special forces arm of the Revolutionary Guards.
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At the elite, church-affiliated private schools I attended, boys were intolerantly expected to imitate macho men.
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The AfD draws some support from high-earning members of the elite, including a number of academics.
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Not all successful British shows in the U.S. focus on the elite (Hello, "Fleabag" and "Chewing Gum").
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Iranian media said the elite Revolutionary Guards had detained Zakka for alleged ties to U.S. security services.
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The Islamic conservatives recast the class conflict as a cultural conflict between the people and the elite.
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He attended the elite Doon boarding school in Dehradun, India, and Forman Christian College in Lahore, Pakistan.
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The Iranian economy is going great – but only if you're a politically-connected member of the elite.
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That was in 1965, when the agency was ensconced in the elite E Ring of the Pentagon.
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Since then, he's worked to get back to the elite level he was at before his signing.
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In a story first reported by Politico, Sanders' campaign slammed Warren as a candidate of the elite.
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But that expansion has stalled amid ongoing problems with discipline and good order within the elite force.
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The works were revealed at a ceremony by the elite Revolutionary Guards' commander-in-chief, Hossein Salami.
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Barrett also earned her law degree from Notre Dame, not one of the elite Ivy League schools.
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In November 1977, Chief Keenan announced that he would assign female detectives to the elite homicide unit.
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Riding a populist backlash against the elite, President Rodrigo Duterte vowed to rescue landless peasants from poverty.
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"I think it's the beginning of his journey towards the elite areas of the NFL," Irvin says.
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Inescapably, Internet-based social networks were used to counter the information asymmetry perpetuated by the elite media.
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"For the elite athlete, rheumatoid arthritis is not a career ending diagnosis," he said in a statement.
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Even recreation among the elite bears the hallmarks of work, with metrics and documentation governing all activity.
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In short, the Elite 75t earbuds feature a more comfortable, compact design and much better battery life.
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The Elite Fixtures data also showed that Venezuela is the cheapest country in which to mine bitcoin.
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Many of the "Grandes Écoles," the elite universities in France, charge students based on their parents' income.
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For non-football fans, that means he barely made the cut to play at the elite level.
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In the eyes of the elite establishment, businesses are now job creators and pillars of the community.
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A leader of the elite Revolutionary Guard has said they'll respond to any U.S. provocation. http://bit.
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"I meet these people they call them 'the elite,'" Trump said at a campaign rally this summer.
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Suheil al-Hassan, commander of the elite, Assad-backed Tiger Forces, said in a February 593 video.
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Reus did his rehab, returned to fitness, seemed ready to break through into the elite once more.
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We're not supposed to notice that Asians are being turned away in droves from the elite universities.
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Last year, HP waded into the Windows phone world with a high-end device called the Elite x3.
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Its public schools rank top in the state, attracting families affiliated with CalTech, the elite university blocks away.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk wants electric vehicles to be for the masses, not just the elite and wealthy.
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I had the honor of working as a bomb disposal expert under the elite Joint Special Operations Command.
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Aside from Bermane Stiverne, Wilder has yet to really face any of the elite fighters in his division.
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Interestingly, the Emperor's aggressive was more akin to the fighting modes of the masses rather than the elite.
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She enrolls in the elite "Sparrow School," where she is trained in the subtle art of psychological manipulation.
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Some are trained in the elite Talpiot program, where they earn degrees in physics, math or computer science.
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Soldiers were positioned at crossroads on Friday and the elite Republican Guard ensured security near the presidential palace.
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The question is not how the elite should run the school, hospital, or prison—that's top-down thinking.
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She realizes she has this power during her training, and then she becomes one of the elite warriors.
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It comes in two variants - the "Elite" and "Elegance" - which have different interior layouts depending on your needs.
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This is what it is to be in the elite fraternity of actors who have played James Bond.
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The other major change to how input works on the Elite 2 controller is the adjustable-tension thumbsticks.
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Alain Ducasse, for instance, endorses several food and wine options offered in the elite cabins at Air France.
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Occasionally small planes fly over the wall carrying members of the elite in and out of the country.
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To him, and to the elite who chose him as China's leader, the party faced an existential threat.
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As a result infighting within the elite is likely to intensify; regional powerbrokers feel increasingly alienated and vulnerable.
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The music appeals particularly to the rakyat, the people (as opposed to the elite), especially in the countryside.
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We're sure, however, that should he change his mind, the Elite Four would welcome him into their ranks.
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At the elite level, China has a reasonable chance of winning Olympic medals in curling, says Ms Caithness.
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Outside the elite they tended to involve relatively insignificant groups, such as left-wing radicals and ultra-nationalists.
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Boeheim is in the Elite Eight for the seventh time and is seeking his fifth Final Four berth.
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Even today I count among my friends those who did make it to the elite levels of sport.
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While some, like the labrets, were reserved for the elite, others, like the tooth gems, were popular ornamentation.
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The elite financiers who descended on Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum last week also expressed misgivings.
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I also have to confess that it took me a couple of weeks to like the Elite 363h.
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The Elite 85h's bass response struggled very slightly when delivering the lowest notes on "MIA" by Bad Bunny.
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Prize money, even at the elite World Cup level, the top echelon of international skiing, is fairly minimal.
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To become the nominee, Clinton need only retain her appeal to the elite; Democratic voters are window dressing.
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I traveled around the country to deliver, install, and fix them in clubs for foreigners and the elite.
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"She took interest in the palace intrigue and the games that went on with the elite," Madden said.
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It's supposed to be called the Elite x3, and details of it just began leaking out this week.
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Samarn Kunan, 38, a former member of the elite SEALs unit, was the only casualty in the operation.
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Unveiled in May 2018, the Elite is an updated version of the twin-engine Honda HA-420 HondaJet.
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The Mobile Extender is basically a laptop shell without any computer components; it's powered by the Elite x3.
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"Buffoon is a type of satirical clowning performed by lower social orders to mock the elite," he says.
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These tasks may be considered beneath the dignity of the elite: cooking, cleaning, or other forms of work.
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Of course, the Elite isn't for everyone: it's rather expensive and might be more remote than you need.
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The elite performed for Gossip Girl; Gossip Girl, in turn, tsked at noncompliance before tearing another friendship apart.
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Read more: The famous connections of Jeffrey Epstein, the elite wealth manager charged with sex trafficking young girls
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" Trump at tonight's rally in Minnesota: "Do you ever notice they always call the other side...the elite?
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""Read more: The famous connections of Jeffrey Epstein, the elite wealth manager charged with sex trafficking young girls
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There's one other way to customize the Elite Slice, although it's something you'll have to choose at purchase.
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Jabra is promising great audio quality with the Elite Sport earbuds, especially when it comes to phone calls.
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In short, Nock was making the case that progress depends on the elite separating itself from the masses.
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Unfortunately, some of the anxieties of the nativists proved more prescient than the blithe assumptions of the elite.
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They qualified for the elite year-end ATP Finals this week in London, but chose to skip it.
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Disillusioned with the rigid aristocratic norms of the elite cavalry, he left to pursue a degree in architecture.
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According to the event planner, the guests at the party were the elite of the horse racing world.
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In 2017, again in the Elite Eight, South Carolina prevailed on the way to its first national title.
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Nancy Davis graduated from the elite Girls' Latin School in Chicago and then from Smith College in 1943.
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But Singapore simply sending a skater to compete regularly at the elite championships is a success in itself.
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First come the ATP World Tour Finals in London, where Cilic is among the elite eight singles qualifiers.
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" Anand Giridharadas is the author of, most recently, "Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World.
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If an artist is the elite of the servant class, what's a boxer, basketball player, or pop star?
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"I think hatred has become more intense and the elite has stirred up more hatred," Sirawith told Reuters.
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Mr. Zhou was the first retired or active member of the elite Politburo Standing Committee to face charges.
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The state operated more as a patronage network for the elite than a government delivering to its people.
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ScienceTake A small lizard is among the elite group of animals that race across the surface of water.
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The elite stay elite, while those who struggle can only make it if hard work is put in.
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Right or wrong, degrees from the elite schools mean something when young people start to look for work.
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"The judiciary, the elite, the media, they have done everything to try and impede him," Ms. Hoffmann said.
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Sometime in August, he had arrived in Kandahar and enlisted among the elite guards of the provincial governor.
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The elite field of the New York City Marathon includes 40-somethings like Abdi Abdirahman and Bernard Lagat.
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He grew up Mormon in a family with close ties to the elite Mormon enclave of Belmont, Mass.
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" Given your background and your success, don't you worry people will say, "No, he's one of the elite.
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The elite voices of fashion love to say, 'Olivier, how can you bring pop into the luxury world?
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Most notably, four ACC teams made the Elite Eight in 2016 and three made it in 2015. 153.
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To top it all off, you can effortlessly connect the Elite Series 2 to your PC via Bluetooth.
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Voters who hoped he would "drain the swamp" and upset the elite are in for a big surprise.
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Within the elite Russell Group of Britain's top 24 research institutions, the proportion is close to a quarter.
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Mr. Kim keeps the elite on its toes by frequently purging and reshuffling senior military and party officials.
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Samsung sponsors some of South Korea's highest-achieving athletes, and many children of the elite seek employment there.
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The elite Italian models at the Museo Lamborghini and two Ferrari museums seemed like an entirely different species.
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He has also quietly bought multiple properties at the elite Yellowstone Club ski resort in Montana, sources say.
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The elite Revolutionary Guards apologised for the calamity, but that did not appease thousands protesting in several cities.
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The elite Revolutionary Guards apologized for the calamity, but that did not appease thousands protesting in several cities.
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He observed, specifically, that many of the things the elite performers were doing were incredibly boring and mundane.
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Voters chose him in the hope that he will tackle corruption and take the elite down a peg.
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Every time, the Champions League resembles a little more the closed, continental league of the elite clubs' dreams.
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CAIRO — The student leader spoke in English to the chanting crowd at the elite American University of Cairo.
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She bills Macron, a pro-European Union former investment banker, as a stooge of banks and the elite.
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He joined the elite SEAL teams and deployed eight times, the last time to Mosul, Iraq, in 2017.
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The trip was largely unexpected, namely because Trump campaigned against the globalism often associated with the elite forum.
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Many represent bottles consumed by Amerine himself, often at the elite Bohemian Club where he was a member.
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Mr Macron, from a medical family, is a graduate of the Ecole Nationale d'Administration, the elite civil-service college.
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At the end of the day, a lot of politics on the elite level is about jobs and influence.
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In addition, he said that he was the only man who could challenge the elite and "fix" the country.
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And at last night's "Fashion Oscars," singer-actress Janelle Monáe joined the elite group taking home the top title.
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They were also honored as members of the elite group of seniors tasked with exercising discipline at the school.
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I settled all the problems across the globe there and I hung with the hoi polloi — the elite, apparently.
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We are down to the Elite Eight, and now it's up to you to decide on the Final Four.
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Parents are buying their children the chance to meet the elite, whether it's at Seoul National, Harvard, or Tsinghua.
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This bit of company history is the first clue that the microphones on the Elite Active 65t are exceptional.
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I've been testing both the Elite Active 65t and the regular Elite 65t on and off for several months.
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The attack targeted the Quds Force, the elite Iranian military unit in charge of overseas operations, Israeli officials added.
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Seen as aloof and well-off and representing the elite, Macron has seen his approval ratings continue to fall.
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What does Low's story really tell us about high society and the elite of the post-financial-crisis world?
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More than 1,000 Iranians, including senior members of the elite Revolutionary Guards, have been killed in Syria since 2012.
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But the Elite x3 runs Windows Phone and plenty of data suggests Windows Phone is quickly fading to irrelevance.
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Some of those killed were members of the elite Revolutionary Guard, but others are understood to have been civilians.
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That division was made more poisonous by the fact that the elite did very well in the neoliberal years.
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Stanford isn't one of the eight members of the elite Ivy League, but the university would fit right in.
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She was an aristocratic nun renowned for her intelligence and the elite salons she held in her grandiloquent apartments.
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Hunter was born in Owensboro, Kentucky, and enlisted in the Army in 1983, initially in the elite Ranger program.
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This result saw France's old right rise from the ashes to quietly gather momentum, almost unnoticed by the elite.
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Four players, including the elite center Aleksander Barkov and forward Jonathan Huberdeau, scored at least 143 goals last season.
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OnePlus didn't deliver a knockout punch with its first phone: it took three generations to rank among the elite.
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The only way forward is to negotiate with the elite, recognize Russia's interests, and try to establish constructive relations.
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His good looks, devilish grin and go-for-broke manner made the elite sport appealing to one and all.
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The reliance on special forces also has meant the elite troops are dying at rates higher than conventional forces.
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The Navy chose the Cougar as the first swept-wing plane for the elite Blue Angels flight demonstration team.
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During testing, the Elite 65t's Bluetooth 5.0 offered seamless and stronger connections than competitors, making calls sound especially clear.
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The Elite can also control other connected home devices, like thermostats, Philips's Hue lighting system or smart door locks.
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"Dung has enjoyed a lot of support in the party and among lower ranks of the elite," he said.
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Previously known as the Elite Cafe in Waco, Texas, the couple frequented the restaurant for Sunday brunches, Joanna wrote.
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They included tax cuts, tax exemptions for bonuses and a commitment to close the elite civil-service college, ENA.
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Poland's prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, boasts that PiS has defied conventional wisdom, favouring the "regular guy" over the "elite".
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The three men had entered the elite Defense Services Academy within two years of one another in the 153s.
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You can pair the Elite 65ts with two devices simultaneously, which is one of my favorite things about them.
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Dahboul said that in one branch of the Elite Force, 30 percent are one-time members of al-Qaida.
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KURTZ: They know how condescending elite institutions, which includes the elite media, are, when it comes to these things.
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Democrats at the elite and grassroots level know what Warren's substantive goals are, and have responded to them enthusiastically.
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WASHINGTON — Election to the elite National Academy of Medicine is one of the highest honors a doctor can achieve.
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Zuckerberg, the 32-year-old co-founder and CEO of Facebook, is the youngest dad of the elite group.
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They would be the main victims of Chinese pressure—especially if the elite could no longer travel to China.
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Four teams are into the Elite Eight following another day of March Madness, the annual NCAA college basketball tournament.
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There's a difference between the elites and elitism, which is a set of policies that help the elite. Right.
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Members of the elite United Order, considered to be the most pious, get the best of the communal supplies.
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Everything is lovely, from the quaint home in which Offred keeps quarters, to the mansions that house the elite.
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Some chanted "La Marseillaise" national anthem, others waved banners reading "Macron, resign!" and "Abolish the privileges of the elite".
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Although there aren't any cards with this capacity available yet, when there are, the Elite x23 will be ready.
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At Beidaihe this summer, the elite is thought to have had its first look at the new line-up.
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Their status may come from the elite, who elevate them because they are willing to enforce the elite's directives.
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According to state media, Hu volunteered to be sent to Tibet soon after graduating from the elite Peking University.
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To read its op-ed page today is to gain a greater human understanding only of the elite establishment.
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The Elite Sport seem to have all the basics that you want when it comes to truly wireless earbuds.
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We'll have to wait to get our hands on the Elite Sport before we see how well Jabra's done.
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But before that, there are examples of teams emerging to challenge the elite, like the 1995 champion Blackburn Rovers.
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And of course it had to be Kate Moss, because Edina just wants to be in the elite crowd.
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Zafrir served as the commander of the elite technology and intelligence division Unit 8200, Israel's equivalent of the NSA.
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The cruel reality is that it is the elite, both inside and outside of government, who have failed us.
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"The elite ranks of our billionaire class continue to pull apart from the rest of us," the report says.
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Sanders's allies have long believed that the elite news organizations hate both the candidate and his anti-establishment message.
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In 2015, the teams met in the Elite Eight, and the Gamecocks advanced to their first-ever Final Four.
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His mother is a sales representative in High Point for the Elite Leather Company, a manufacturer of leather furniture.
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The tournament revamp means 20 nations will effectively be playing at the elite level of the competition every year.
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INSEAD might have roots in Fontainebleau, France, but the elite graduate business school has its sights set on Asia.
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They haven't for others in the elite club such as right-wing figures Chuck Johnson and Robert Stacy McCain.
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"I hate it, I meet these people, they call it the elite," Trump said on the campaign trail recently.
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Here she continued to pass the elite male wheelchair racers, including her coach, Adam Bleakney, a four-time Paralympian.
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The irony, of course, is that blue-state taxpayers think of themselves as the elite, the best, the brightest.
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The site is made up of 49 burial mounds that served as tombs for the elite in ancient Japan.
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As usual, the calendar is not available to the public, but just to the elite fancy people among us.
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Today, San Francisco diverts around 80 percent of waste away from landfills, putting it among the elite recycling cities.
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First, Renault hopes to sell cars globally by spreading its name around the world via the elite racing series.
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In fact, the elite case for ever-freer trade, the one that the public hears, is largely a scam.
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Even more down-to-earth alternatives, like electric vehicles, remain mostly toys of the elite or experiments for outliers.
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Last year, LL Cool J became the first rapper inducted into the elite ranks of Kennedy Center Honors recipients.
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It's all in the interest of the elite, they don't give a fuck about what color the impoverished are.
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Among the Kauffman Fellows program, the elite venture capital educational program, the newest class is 50% people of color.
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When I went to watch last year, I got so choked up watching the elite women run by me.
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"If you did anything that created muscles, then they didn't consider you one of the elite women," she said.
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Charles Q. Brown Jr. will become the rare black officer to sit on the elite Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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So why do you hear so many more complaints about the supposedly unjust cost of the elite private colleges?
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The elite colleges can become more diverse with affirmative action and by eliminating advantages for the children of alumni.
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The billions in endowments held by the elite schools could be used to expand access to an exceptional education.
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Ataturk imposed democracy from above, focusing on the elite, as opposed to cultivating it organically, from the citizenry up.
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Two games prior, in the Elite Eight, Atkinson had gone the full length of the court in 3.9 seconds.
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Finally, grassroots activists are breaking up the cozy relationship between Washington insiders and their allies in the elite media.
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"Both are successful, privileged men who managed to become leaders of the rebellion against the elite," Mr. Shavit said.
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Education is a priceless thing, but in most cases that's not really what the elite college competition is about.
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She grapples with her desire to fit in among the elite, her finishing school education and her traditional values.
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For normal people, $25 only furthers the widespread and unfortunate impression that art is a pastime for the elite.
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In attack, if anything, versatility is even more of a prerequisite, among both the elite and the lesser lights.
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It is past time to correct a blatant injustice in the process of who attends the elite public schools.
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In the circumstances, if anything, the remainder of the elite have been a little too nationalist in their appointments.
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But higher education did shift from a habit largely left to the elite to a widely recognized common good.
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Nike has decided to shut down its Oregon Project, the elite training group run for years by Alberto Salazar.
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In Europe, the elite, the teams Bayern sees as its rivals, have rejected the idea of slow-burning progress.
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Lawrence Ray was accused of recruiting his daughter's friends at the elite New York college into a cultlike group.
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So this is a way to create little openings in the armor that the elite have built around themselves.
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Soleimani was the leader of the elite military branch, which managed Tehran's ties to armed groups outside of Iran.
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The elite Quds force, a branch of the IRGC, provided lethal aid to the Taliban and other extremist groups.
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But with the elite pitchers Gerrit Cole and Stephen Strasburg on the market, they just might open their wallet.
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He studied at the elite Sciences Po university and ENA civil service academy, and served as an army officer.
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This allows the chief petty officer to retire as a SEAL instead of being expelled from the elite unit.
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The elite law firm Paul, Weiss is one of the best in the business when it comes to diversity.
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The elite force of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, led by Qasim Souleimani, is called the Quds Force, named for Jerusalem.
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The elite university pulled his acceptance after it became clear he'd used racial slurs in high school, he said.
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A member of the elite British special forces team, Cammy would frequently team up with Chun-Li on investigations.
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Traders were clearly spooked after the death of Iranian Major-General Qassem Soleimani, head of the elite Quds Force.
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Players who don't buy the Elite Trooper Deluxe edition need to earn 200 kills to unlock the CR-2.
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But it was her connection to Mr. Trump that finally brought her into the elite ranks of the government.
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Hunter served in the US Army from 1983 to 2004, beginning his career in the elite Army Rangers unit.
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That's what conservatives blame the Democrats for: the tyranny of the elite telling you how to run your state.
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Anand Giridharadas is a journalist and former McKinsey consultant who was fully enmeshed in the world of the elite.
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I spent most of the race ensconced very comfortably among the elite, in the Speedway grandstand's Rolex 2000 Lounge.
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The tradition of Yagli Gures apparently dates back to the Janissaries, the elite soldier class of the Ottoman Empire.
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The struggle that these smaller startups go through represents an existential crisis within tech's core: If Silicon Valley and San Francisco are valuable because they're a hub for scrappy engineers, what will happen when only the elite of the elite, the post-IPO techies, can afford to buy homes in the city?
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At the elite, grandmaster level, more than half of contests are drawn, a figure that has remained steady for decades.
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That will speed the green impact of electric vehicles, said environmental science professor Huo Hong at the elite Tsinghua university.
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The agency then posted a shirtless headshot of the accidental model to its account, welcoming him to the Elite family.
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The team's ultimate goal is to join the elite 22010,000-foot club and serve the air cannon captains humble pie.
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They are trying -- it&aposs the elite in North Korea that benefits from that which is the military and political.
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Meanwhile, in the elite division, winner Will Anderson took home a cool $10,000 and a year's worth of bragging rights.
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That is how the elite — with help from a compliant media — interpreted the Tea Party uprising that followed Obama's election.
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But working among the elite of his profession is something Koeman has been doing since well before he started coaching.
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Demonstrators have demanded a clear out of the elite that has ruled the North African nation since independence in 1962.
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In both parties, Catholics are prominent among the elite as once-poor Irish, Italians and Poles rise in the establishment.
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But he will appear to the French public less as a product of the elite than as a fresh face.
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The Elite 23h meet the company's claims of up to 285 hours of life with noise canceling (NC) switched on.
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The Seminoles will meet the Michigan in the West Regional final game Saturday, their third appearance in the Elite Eight.
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The disclosure of the scandal in 2017 sparked multiple investigations, including by the elite police unit known as "the Hawks".
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A speech late last month by Deng Pufang, one of Deng's sons, gave a hint of dissent within the elite.
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Joi Ito, the director of the elite research facility MIT Media Lab, who has recently acknowledged extensive ties to Epstein?
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First, they endorse a sweeping reshuffle of the leadership that is decided in advance during secretive horsetrading among the elite.
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Mr. Daintith, on the earnings call, explained how the Elite Daily purchased has played into the company's U.S. advertising strategy.
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An internal investigation stated that the letters "SS" referred to "scout snipers," not the elite guard of the Nazi regime.
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In the Elite Eight, Texas Tech triumphed over number one seed Gonzaga, before eliminating Michigan State in the Final Four.
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If that is the case, why are the elite pulling ahead in so many different countries at the same time?
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The pendulum is constantly swinging back and forth between too much power of the elite and rebellion by the masses.
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But, the government countered, the prophet's words betray a simple truth about today's FLDS: The elite live by different rules.
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The Elite Sport fell out of our reviewers ears a dozen times before finally succumbing to death by subway grate.
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Mr Kobach fervently defended Prop 187, caring little that it was an unpopular stance at the elite Ivy League school.
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The Elite can be controlled by the included remote, which also displays icons for favorite channels, or its smartphone app.
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I think that's just an indication of the skill level that he has and the elite player that he is.
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Security in the city will fall instead to the elite Royal Guard Command, which is directly under the king's control.
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Because they were selected as the best of the best, they are part of the elite crew of purple wearers.
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Gymnast Aly Raisman may be a "health nut," but the elite gymnast indulges in her fair share of sweet treats.
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Even left-wingers often equate the worst excesses of the elite that they attack with the behavior of elite females.
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At the time, the elite consensus was that everyone benefits from trade, and any "transitional costs" were quick and painless.
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Workers in the remotest villages of Africa will be able to offer digital services to the elite in Silicon Valley.
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But, largely unknown to the public, he comes across less as a product of the elite than a fresh face.
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Sandra Torres, a former first lady who is leading in the polls, frightens the elite less than does Ms Aldana.
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There is also an entirely legal way to corrupt the elite admissions system, which for some reason generates less outrage.
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Tehran shot down a U.S. surveillance drone which the elite Revolutionary Guards said on Thursday was flying over southern Iran.
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As such, she commands a force of over 40,000 police officers, including the elite counterterrorism brigade known as the Panthers.
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But when we've been promised civilian space travel for decades, I guess the elite will take what they can get.
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Al-Dahboul, whose government security forces are distinct from the Elite Force militia and often rivals, dismissed the repentance process.
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He said about 150 fighters who defected were allowed into the Elite Force, but only after undergoing a "repentance" program.
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Yet only recently has the elite world of interior design become more available — and more affordable — in a similar fashion.
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The elite, more than ever before, seems out of touch with their electorate, their employees and consumers earning minimum wage.
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The elite political class's intellectual arguments failed to resonate with large segments of British society because they misread the country.
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Woods dazzles with pithy one-liners as she navigates the elite world of Ivy League postgraduate education, chihuahua in hand.
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These voters will stick with Donald Trump even as he flails, rather than vindicate the elite, urban view of him.
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This is all thanks to Mathilde Allibe, the CEO and founder of the elite architecture and interior design company Secretcape.
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He is a full-fledged member of the elite who roasts the rest of his class with gleefully detached contempt.
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The Young Bucks weren't going to win their tag match and The Elite weren't going to win their six man.
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There were three additional CEOs that didn't make the elite eight this year, but Cramer gave an honorable mention to.
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Consistent growth underlay both, providing fabulous dividends for the elite as well as prosperity for hundreds of millions of people.
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But they will strengthen perceptions that the elite enjoy enormous wealth and privilege, despite Mr Xi's massive anti-corruption drive.
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The leaders of the main political parties wanted to stay in, as did the elite of banking, business and academia.
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The elite responded by organizing their own groups to oppose the rebels, which soon transformed into right-wing paramilitary groups.
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At 5-foot-1 and 100 pounds, Ashima Shiraishi might not look like the elite, groundbreaking athlete that she is.
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You can click here to read our initial impressions of the Elite x3 when it was announced earlier this year.
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The elite public military academy, which trains many of the Army's future leaders, is overwhelmingly male and 70 percent white.
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Eight of the elite specialized high schools used the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test as part of their admission process.
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These students were not the children of the elite but were sons and daughters of domestic servants and manual laborers.
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Only one American has been among the 20153 players in singles or doubles at the elite year-end tennis tournament.
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The disclosure of the scandal in 2017 sparked multiple investigations, including by the elite police unit known as the Hawks.
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For now, HP is keeping things pretty basic with the Elite Slice, with only three snap-ons available at launch.
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Mr. Ferro's stature among some in the elite Chicago community started to fade after regulators questioned Merge's related-party transactions.
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They represent the elite business wing of the GOP, while Trump is the undisputed leader of the white nationalist wing.
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Later, as a member of the elite Police Orchestra, he often backed popular singers like Hirut Beqele and Alemayehu Eshete.
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Another oil tanker, the Panama-flagged MT Riah, was captured by the elite force last month for allegedly smuggling fuel.
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It was a great deal about the cache of rising above even the elite first class travel on conventional jets.
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George is entering his third year at the elite London private school, which is said to cost $23,000 per year.
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That's why some women hoping to join the elite ranks of Korea's flight attendant class consider or receive plastic surgery.
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But the rising of the supposedly "apathetic and indifferent" generation reflects something that the elite cannot seem to grasp anymore.
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It was not the first time the elite force, known as the directorate of security for dignitaries, had been targeted.
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But a replay like Thursday's, with one relay team on an empty track, is extremely rare at the elite level.
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The better teams might want to save him for crucial games later in the season, especially against the elite teams.
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The easiest to address is Omega's relationship with The Young Bucks, his long-time friends and partners in The Elite.
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In a way, the melodic yet distorted posture of this track represents that opulence and distorted reality amongst the elite.
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He wanted to destroy the elite he despised so much, but he also wanted to be the president of Colombia.
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Previously, the elite classes differentiated themselves from the rest by purchasing expensive material goods like flashy clothes and expensive cars.
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Original, post-Reconstruction populism was the crucible in which the elite deformed the have-nots' economic urgency into racial anxiety.
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Forster said he wanted to send a message to the rest of the elite program by giving McCusker another opportunity.
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One year after Watson disappeared from among the elite in golf, he has won twice in his last four starts.
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Of course ... small price to pay if it helps Duke beat the Hokies and move on to the Elite 8!!!
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Trump's candidacy (and Bernie Sanders's, for that matter) suggests that these labels can be especially loose at the elite level.
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He intersperses these thoughts with sharp criticism of the US, capitalism, and aphoristic sayings about power, the elite, and justice.
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Their publication, after years of shouting at the elite from the sidelines, is currently in sync with the GOP nominee.
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But most of the elite gymnastics world has figured out that it's OK for women to be strong and muscular.
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First there was the shocking case of the elite Gun Trace Task Force, whose members robbed residents and planted evidence.
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But I'm skeptical of the elite backlash theory: There's no definition of "elite" that makes sense that doesn't include Portman.
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The program, in conjunction with the elite Tsinghua University in Beijing, currently charges each student hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Or, is it still just a cause being promoted within the elite world of models, social media influencers and celebrities?
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New Sentences — From "Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World" (Knopf, 2018, Page 31), by Anand Giridharadas.
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Students will have to be pardoned for not being able to pay the exorbitant bills manufactured by the elite class.
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The American All-Stars and Canadian All-Stars will go head-to-head in the Elite Women's 3-on-3.
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But the elite in MENA was most educated, while in Africa, they were the least – the variation was small though.
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There is a tendency to tilt all soccer coverage — perhaps all sports coverage — toward the powerful, the established, the elite.
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He enjoys mastery over the elite, but he has expressed frustration about a lack of control at the grass roots.
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The military leadership brought calm to the country, but many of its actions have favored the elite over the poor.
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After Semprevivo's crimes came to light, his son sued Georgetown in May to prevent the elite university from expelling him.
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But the problem remains: Warren intends to make raising money from the elite an important part of her political project.
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In "The Meritocracy Trap: How America's Foundational Myth Feeds Inequality, Dismantles the Middle Class and Devours the Elite," published Sept.
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It described an elective course from the elite suburban high school's summer session, which awarded a half credit toward graduation.
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The group received training and financing from the Quds Force, the elite unit led by Mr. Suleimani, the department said.
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As the increasing demands of work sow anxiety among the elite, leisure time has become a zone heavy with contradiction.
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Finally, as a deskbound companion to the Elite Dragonfly, HP is also releasing the massive 43.4-inch HP S430c monitor.
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""According to the elite, speaking out about the largest problem in our country, the Moroccan problem, is now a crime.
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