Scotti poked fun at Desfossés' fifteen minutes of fame by producing snapshots of the so-called "tireless" assistant fast asleep on the plane. Tireless?
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Throughout the ups and downs, and deep into old age, Mr. Peres remained resolutely optimistic and tireless — tireless in his reading, speaking, communing and traveling.
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That kind of tireless experimentation is the core of Hitman.
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The past few years have been a tireless '90s revival.
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People describe Krane as a consummate mixer and tireless enthusiast.
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She was a tireless worker on the Bobby Kennedy campaign.
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A tireless government nerd who never stops working for you.
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Thank you for your continued passion, innovation, and tireless work.
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She is a tireless champion of America's interests and values.
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Hope: Our persistent imagination and tireless pursuit of better futures.
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Some, like Ella Baker, a tireless civil rights organizer, refused.
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Unlike actual rivals, this one is invisible, omnipresent and tireless.
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She later became a tireless advocate for chimps in captivity.
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She later became a tireless advocate for chimps in captivity.
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He's a tireless catalyst of conflict with the right's opponents.
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His tireless courage inspired us to rise above the devastation.
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But rarely does this tireless Thanksgiving staple get any thanks.
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More whirlwind weekends were to follow for the tireless couple.
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But he spoke English, thanks to his mother's tireless teaching.
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Now you know where his team's tireless attitude comes from.
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Parkinson's disease put a stop to the vibrant and tireless performer.
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Ms. Sadie was a tireless advocate of peace in the community.
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To ensure that continues, airlines should be tireless about combating tiredness.
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Rob Spon, the team's tireless coach, leaned forward in his seat.
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That was exactly what Lini, with her tireless nursing, had provided.
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As a tireless advocate for personal responsibility, surely he understands this.
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He's a tireless worker and an astute student of the game.
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The rescuers were "remarkable, skilful, tireless, compassionate and courageous," he added.
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In 1973, the tireless maverick Robert Altman was on a roll.
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What the film lacks is a backdrop for this tireless display.
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"A tireless champion for voter security," President Donald Trump once praised.
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He's a tireless campaigner Running for president is an absolute grind.
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Mr. Laredo, tireless at 77, has long been a dedicated teacher.
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Demonstrating our tireless commitment to the well-being of our offspring?
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His predecessor, the tireless networker Sergey Kislyak, is due to retire.
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Thanks to her tireless advocacy, the world is a safer place.
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Steven Soderbergh is nothing if not ever-evolving—except, maybe, for tireless.
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Your tireless commitment, discipline and hard work never seizes to amaze me.
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She and Senator Schumer were tireless and so were our House members.
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Her family, meanwhile, has been tireless in speaking out about the case.
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That lesson can be even harder after 30 years of tireless effort.
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The tireless tuskfish, captured in surprisingly intimate detail, is just one example.
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Your tireless commitment, discipline and hard work never [ceases] to amaze me.
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Browder a tireless activist I've known Bill Browder for about six years.
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Gorsuch has proven that he can be a tireless First Amendment advocate.
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For 23 years she was a tireless seeker of truth and justice.
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Or one who does tireless pro bono work from an academic perch?
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Mr. Kasich has been a tireless opponent of abortion rights in Ohio.
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Barber is, it occurred to me, relentless, not tireless; determined, not indefatigable.
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He is a tireless online poster, with a rare degree of patience.
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For another, they are both tireless artistic explorers, catholic in the extreme.
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Since then, Giffords and Kelly have become tireless advocates for gun control.
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She accomplished a lot; she was a tireless advocate for her community.
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From the opposing bench, tireless efforts have gone into preventing just that.
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The tireless Mr. Mealy directs Quicksilver along with Julie Andrijeski, another violinist.
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He credited the tireless efforts of the rescue teams from several jurisdictions.
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A job that requires three humans is done by one tireless robot.
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In interviews, Bloomberg has credited his success to his tireless work ethic.
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Based on years of tireless research, we know it can be done.
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We will never stop our tireless work to keep our users safe.
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At 84, he is not the tireless globe-trotter he once was.
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"And I am incredibly proud of our tireless team who made it possible."
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The country's health minister thanked "tireless patient advocates" for making it happen.—VICE
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Playing a tireless, borderline incompetent Southern sheriff, Jackie Gleason provided a fun antagonist.
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If you missed out on our tireless coverage yesterday, check that out too.
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This clue sent her on tireless quest to shed light on her background.
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"Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country," Trump said.
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What have they gleaned from your tireless triple, venti, half-cream latte orders?
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For Jenkins, the reshoots served as another reminder of Gadot's tireless work ethic.
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He's also displayed a tireless effort to debunk climate change skeptics in Congress.
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In a tweet of thanks, Trudeau called Brison "a tireless champion" for Canada.
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We get irritated after three scheduling emails, for example, but machines are tireless.
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On Tuesday, she played 16 of them with tireless passion and stunning brilliance.
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Shakespeare, that tireless reworker of old material, would be pleased, I am sure.
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After years of tireless work by my legal team and community advocates, Gov.
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She is a tireless women's advocate, particularly on the topic of breadwinning women.
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This tireless commitment to the movement has long been an inspiration to me.
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While working tireless hours, those in the field often forgo their own needs.
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For all the tireless work of these new groups, what's the long game?
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"Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country," Trump said.
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Rush Limbaugh: Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country.
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At Wednesday's Mass, Bishop Vann said the cathedral was built with tireless labor.
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Mr Abe, a tireless traveller, promotes open markets even as America turns inward.
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Rush Limbaugh, thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country.
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They are cheaper, more efficient, tireless and easier to manage than human workers.
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Here was the latest rescue job by a tireless champion of the overlooked.
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John Cornyn tweeted thanking first responders and law enforcement for their tireless efforts.
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There will be long hours, and it's going to need relentless, tireless dedication.
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Trump lacks a cohesive campaign apparatus, unless you count his tireless Twitter account.
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Mr. Rozzi has become a tireless advocate for victims of church sexual abuse.
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Dreyfus describes the verbal assaults Veil weathered and her reputation for tireless advocacy.
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That included Spicer, who became a tireless advocate for Trump in the press.
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His speeches were bold, triumphant, and touched with King's tireless need to revise.
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She deserves much more for her hard efforts and tireless hours spent on me.
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Oswalt has been a tireless advocate of his late wife and of her book.
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For now, Icelandic women will not give up their tireless quest for equal pay.
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Its owner and namesake is one of the most tireless collectors in the world.
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Craig Rutenberg, the noted vocal accompanist, was the seemingly tireless pianist throughout the finals.
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Strengthening the relationship between citizens and their government requires tireless energy, vigilance, and creativity.
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When it came to his opinions, he was tireless in seeking excellence and rigor.
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It wasn't just in the realm of health care that Pelosi exhibited tireless leadership.
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And comic book fans and historical reenactors put tireless effort into making their costumes.
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Could Miyazaki — one of the world's most ambitious and tireless directors — actually stay retired?
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Groups like FairVote champion the reform nationwide, and writers like Drutman are tireless advocates.
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Though these tools trim the tedium, turning them to trenchant Toledos takes tireless training.
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"Thank you to our first responders for their tireless efforts in #Hualien," she said.
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"Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country," Mr. Trump said.
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We were in awe of the tireless rescuers in their ragtag armada of boats.
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My mother (a tireless walker with perfectly normal feet) was born with a clubfoot.
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Salvini has been tireless in spouting anti-immigrant rhetoric over the past two years.
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The man returned for the last time and vanquished his oppressors in a tireless fury.
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But the music icon and tireless activist has far too much to look forward to.
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He was a tireless advocate for racial and economic justice for more than 28500 years.
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Roberts-Joseph "was a tireless advocate of peace in the community," the police department said.
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We also want to thank Laura Lancaster, head of Alcon Television for her tireless efforts.
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Tireless as Mr Modi, Mr Shah has for decades been a close henchman and enforcer.
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Certainly Ryan will get credit for his tireless work to keep the House GOP majority.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean praised Clinton as a tireless fighter for progressive causes.
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The decor is appropriate: Mr Veneau's efforts to earn a living are robotic and tireless.
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But further plans are already mounting for Bellew, thanks to his tireless promoter Eddie Hearn.
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Then again, in their tireless vigil against "cultural interventions", Nepalese have good company in India.
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Later, Howe emerged as a tireless speaker for feminist causes, notably women's right to vote.
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Bill has fought for our values and has been a tireless advocate for our communities.
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This tireless work ethic of Reed's first started when he was growing up in Vancouver.
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Joile has been a tireless ambassador in an effort to protect kids around the world.
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One is what Alexis Ohanian has called "hustle porn," a tireless celebration of peak performance.
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Watch the tireless actor battle the hip-hop icon in the beautiful, painful clip above.
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It was not only in Paisley Park, his studio in Minneapolis, that he proved tireless.
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Thanks to Keith's tireless advocacy, we have built a coalition working to enact this reform.
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Entrepreneurial founders in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hangzhou are tireless, persistent and driven to succeed.
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They were creatures of the New York City streets -- tireless and brilliant but BS-intolerant.
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"I want to thank Bernie Sanders and his supporters for their tireless passion," Biden said.
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It is a tireless and affable diplomat, beloved abroad no matter the conditions back home.
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He was a tireless worker, always focused on details and preparation, and a great teacher.
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An LGBTQ+ icon, he was also a tireless charity advocate, and was much beloved worldwide.
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This time, Wawrinka wore down the seemingly tireless Murray, also a three-time major champion.
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"Louise was a relentless and tireless fighter," Dreier said in a statement to The Hill.
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" She also said she "will be a tireless advocate in the Cabinet for small businesses.
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Building these tools can be tricky, but once trained, such algorithms are tireless and consistent.
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As tireless as Yeats was in pursuit of this perfected art, the results were mixed.
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He is an example to Simon, and we know that Simon is a tireless worker.
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He was a tireless advocate for civil rights, raising the minimum wage and affordable housing.
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"Lipstick on a corpse," says Ken Hechler, a tireless environmentalist and public servant in West Virginia.
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Yet somehow, we've never given up our tireless search for the ideal arsenal of mood-boosters.
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"Only the few without cell phones could escape this tireless and absolute surveillance," the Justice said.
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"Everyone's tireless efforts has made our family whole again this Thanksgiving," Papini said in the statement.
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But like all automatons, AI systems are tireless and produce a never-ending stream of images.
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For passionate and talented founders, the tireless pursuit of building innovative technology is critical and fundamental.
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D'Amico says that behind the fanciful grandeur of Versace's designs was a tireless, practical work ethic.
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But although our new machine vision systems are tireless and ever-vigilant, they're far from infallible.
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He was a tireless and eloquent writer, but most of his work has not been translated.
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It's actually really cool, and as a tireless slave to the zeitgeist, I want it all.
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Think of it as the antidote for folks annoyed by the tireless optimism of regular Bookstagram.
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The man returned for a last time to vanquish all his oppressors in a tireless fury.
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The piece, performing tireless the same action over and over again, questions our relationship with technology.
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It's very much a film, though, a feat of tireless research, dogged interviewing and skillful editing.
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Tireless and driven, he was a visionary with a plan for developing America's nascent capitalist economy.
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But Peter and Sam are tireless investigators, even when their work gets them banned from campus.
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"Her tireless work ethic was only matched by her charismatic personality," Stivers said in a statement.
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Sloane enriched his "cabinet of curiosities" through tireless accretion, adding and adding and never taking away.
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As I accompanied the outreach workers, everyone maintained an almost tireless optimism, offering encouragement to others.
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In my night-shift history, my interviewers would see evidence that I was a tireless employee.
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Better gear, amenities, and the help of tireless guides have swamped the mountain with intrepid tourists.
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That's in part because the myth of the tireless activist is so pervasive and so effective.
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Kyndi serves as a tireless digital assistant, identifying the documents and passages that require human judgment.
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Because of their tireless leadership, our government is more prepared to combat this public health crisis.
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Regal, extroverted, a tireless socialite who loved balls and dinner parties, jewels and haute couture, Mrs.
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As a university professor, Mr. Cho won national fame with his tireless call for more equality.
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Blame is just one of the weapons this family of tireless warriors level at one another.
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But make no mistake, without Congress' attention to these matters, especially the tireless work of Rep.
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Dinnerstein takes center stage while Tanowitz's tireless dancers surround her and seem to embody every note.
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Those who knew her remembered her as both a larger-than-life presence and a woman who was delightfully unpretentious, a tireless performer who would ignore doctor's orders to go onstage and a tireless promoter of her shows, even in front of a crowd of Brownie scouts.
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Or you may know him from his 16 tireless years of work on the Dr. Phil Show.
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We, including our tireless, ubiquitous ad and PR team, love our show, and hope you do too.
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The tireless Tyra Banks is announcing her latest project, TyTyMoji, which just launched in the iTunes store.
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Blackwell was a tireless advocate for improving medical education for women and championed gender equality in medicine.
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He waged a tireless, positive campaign that could become a model for Democrats running in Republican states.
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I've written about Moor several times for Waypoint, at different points in his tireless and unsuccessful journey.
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But his political gamble and his campaign team's tireless door-knocking and leaflet-stuffing have paid off.
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After 9-and-a-half hours of tireless work, he reaches the finish line of 1,048,576 rows.
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Block recounts his tireless but fruitless efforts trying to persuade Paul to jump aboard the Trump Train.
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Since then, she's opened three campaign offices, hired staff, and built out a roster of tireless volunteers.
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Go with your gut, not with your head or heart and be passionate and tireless, she said.
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The vibrant immigrant and working class legacies have given the Midwestern hub a no-nonsense, tireless reputation.
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Dahlan lives in self-imposed exile in the Gulf, and is a vocal and tireless Abbas critic.
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Importantly, he proved be a tireless worker, which could serve him well on the presidential campaign trail.
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Scalia leaves an impressive legacy as a tireless and unceasing champion of democracy and the constitutional text.
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This, despite the fact that he is a tireless self-promoter who fancies himself the next Fabio.
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He banged it out, he was tireless, racing up and down the street from stop to stop.
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That's why he's going to go even further than he is now, because he's a tireless worker.
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His supporters are quick to highlight his tireless work in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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At the least, this Portland squad — damaged, proud, tireless, exceeding expectations against daunting odds — is more relatable.
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And he should be and has been lauded for his courage and tireless service to the country.
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First, the idea that Arpaio is a "tireless champion ... (of) the rule of law" is provably false.
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Halladay was as relentless a competitor and as tireless a worker as any human could possibly be.
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Since then, she's been a fighter and a tireless ally on these issues who I deeply value.
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His chief wrestling, dancing and romantic partner here is the assaultive, tireless technology of the physical production.
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Family members said Mr. Ibrahim, even at around 70, was a tireless worker, up at 4 a.m.
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Mr. Bocuse, a tireless self-promoter, was a constant presence in the news media and on television.
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This interlude is mostly notable for its uncomfortable-looking gymnastics and its tireless female performer (Ophélie Bau).
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A classic New Yorker — brilliant, tireless, pugnacious, funny, with an endless appetite for politics, culture and art.
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He told The Associated Press that he intended to be "honest, transparent, accessible and tireless" in Washington.
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And don't be surprised, or fooled, when its defenders point to the tireless work of intelligent people.
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Without Mr. Feinstein's tireless efforts as a performer and historian, how vital would that tradition be today?
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"I know that everyone working on this investigation has been tireless in their efforts to find answers."
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Everyone at Sony and Columbia Pictures especially to Tom Rothman, my favorite sparring partner and tireless champion.
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And thanks to their tireless rehearsals and walkthroughs, they were able to pull it off on time.
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And Musk is known for his tireless work ethic and puts in 80- to 100-hour workweeks.
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But Mekas, a filmmaker, poet, philosopher, evangelist and one of life's tireless adventurers, died Wednesday at 96.
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Their tireless resolve and heart have helped to improve life for millions of the world's poorest people.
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But after more than a decade of tireless organizing, Ms. Jayaraman's efforts are finally starting to pay off.
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In Washington, they think have a shot of winning with a handsome, articulate, and tireless candidate in Rep.
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A new documentary, premiered at Sundance, shows how intuition and tireless image and footage capture makes a film.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, Joey's relatives and caregivers open up in-depth about his tireless recovery.
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Her bestselling book, I'll Be Gone in the Dark, chronicles her tireless investigation of the long-cold case.
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Times Machine Mother's Day had a tireless champion in its founder, Anna Jarvis, who obsessively promoted her holiday.
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He was also awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) by the Queen for his tireless work.
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Even after Bogle left Vanguard's board of directors in 1999 he remained a tireless advocate for index funds.
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We thank the tireless efforts of the first responders here in Los Angeles County and across the State.
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His energetic leadership, business judgment, and tireless dedication to our mission have made a lasting contribution to Sea.
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One year on, the law in the UK is changing and it's all because of Martin's tireless campaigning.
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We thank the tireless efforts of the first responders here in Los Angeles County and across the state.
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It's ruled over by titular queen Shonda Rhimes and her tireless right hand woman, executive producer Betsy Beers.
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She put on four months of tireless shows, resting only when her glowing orb literally broke on stage.
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Its final resting place is at the edge of Perseverance Valley, a fitting place for a tireless robot.
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Sadie was a tireless advocate of peace in the community," the police department said in a statement. "Ms.
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His supporters and critics alike describe him as tireless, obsessive, undisciplined and -- perhaps most important -- unafraid to fail.
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We would not be here had it not been for you and your tireless love and consistent devotion.
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Thanks to his tireless efforts and outreach to Congress, the Coast Guard received record-breaking funding for 2018.
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Those who live in her district describe her as a tireless campaigner who's well liked and well known.
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Rebecca Kleefisch has been a tireless supporter of expanding training to meet the needs of a modern workforce.
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And these problems persist despite the tireless efforts by the Navy to dig itself out of the hole.
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He also played a profound and tireless role on the national stage as a business statesman and philanthropist.
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Jones was a dedicated public servant for 2628 years and a tireless advocate for Marines and their families.
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But ultimately, it was the tireless work of indigenous rights activists that finally brought the issue to light.
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Lil Wayne was always talented, but he became the artist he is through tireless repetition and endless practice.
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His steadfast and tireless advocacy on behalf of our country's natural wonders gave rise to our national parks.
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Most importantly, Krikorian made deep friendships all over the sector and was a tireless supporter in those relationships.
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A monument of innovative fiction, his was a tireless artistic drive that brought the future into the present.
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Justice Kennedy has been a tireless voice for individual rights and the founders' enduring vision of limited government.
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His tireless search for undiluted indigenous music became more difficult with time and the incursion of electronic instruments.
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They are vigilant, they are tireless and they are, in many cases, squarely opposed to my self-interest.
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Behind the hotel several cars, one tireless and up on blocks, rested among dry nettles and wild oats.
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His legacy to me is his tireless warmth, his unfailing optimism and his belief that government is good.
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He is a tireless worker — beginning most days with a predawn jog — and a mentor to younger members.
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Even worse, though, was the specific invocation of Arpaio as a tireless champion of the rule of law.
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"The nuclear deal was a product of 13 years of tireless diplomacy and is working," the spokesman said.
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He works himself into stupors with a tireless pursuit that other people don't even come close to reaching.
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There's no bling, no pre-fight boasting -- just tireless effort with jump ropes, speed bags, heavy bags and sparring.
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For all its sandstorm of scholarship, translated with tireless eloquence by Charlotte Mandell, "Compass" aches with that simple yearning.
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Her Twitter feed is a tireless thread of support for the women who have spoken out against Harvey Weinstein.
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After school, Kemp followed his father and entered the financial industry as a mortgage banker and worked tireless hours.
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Orient Net described Halla Barakat as a "tireless" editor and investigator, and her mother as prominent opponent of Assad.
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Clare Bronfman has been a tireless champion and financial benefactor to the headline-making alleged cult NXIVM for decades.
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Without the tireless work of some badass women in history, single women would still be expected to be celibate.
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He has a tireless work ethic, and puts his heart into every game he managed over the last decade.
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Thank you to all of the faculty for your tireless teachings and for believing in your students so much.
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" Hillary Clinton also tweeted: "Nancy's strength of character was legendary, and her advocacy—especially for Alzheimer's research—was tireless.
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"John is known for his tireless work in Houston Metro Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force," Acevedo wrote.
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The work of a conservator at a medical history museum, then, seems to require polymathic abilities—and tireless energy.
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Contemporary art is rapidly losing cultural relevance as a result of over-commercialization and tireless regurgitation of redundant ideas.
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" "The Maryland UAW are tireless champions for families in our state -- on everything from economic security to civil rights.
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And Becerra's management of party leadership and tireless national campaigning brought him close to the presidential campaign in 2016.
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Outside of Pelosi, he's raised the most money for the party, and he's a tireless campaigner for Democratic candidates.
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Today, many recognize businesswoman and philanthropist Melinda Gates for her tireless efforts to make positive change in the world.
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Arpaio is a "tireless champion of strong borders and the rule of law," Pence added, prompting cheers from attendees.
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All while our federal courts, and tireless advocates on the ground, are doing everything possible to hold them accountable.
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"A great friend of this president, a tireless champion of strong borders and the rule of law," Pence said.
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Greenberg also released a statement to CNN thanking Johnson "for his tireless assistance" and looks forward to Johnson's return.
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On behalf of everyone in #PuertoRico, I want to thank you for your friendship, tireless work, commitment and guidance.
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But Perez during the interview on "Meet the Press" said Clinton was "tireless" and "a workhorse" during the campaign.
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Most recently, he had moved to what he loved best — tinkering as a tireless entrepreneur — as well as investing.
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Donald Glover, a tireless polymath, is promoting the second season of his critically acclaimed FX show, Atlanta right now.
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With a tireless LeBron James sure to come at them with everything he has, this game isn't over yet.
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Tireless and gregarious, Hosack was a part of that productive generation of the first years of the new Republic.
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" NEW: Joe Biden: "I want to thank Bernie Sanders and his supporters for their tireless energy and their passion.
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She's tireless and relentless, and you can't be in her orbit without being in some way shaped by her.
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Beloved for her emphatic positivity, Lizzo cultivated a brand on her bold sense of humor and tireless self-love.
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Kavanaugh seems just as unlikely to stand up to this administration's tireless assault on civil rights and racial justice.
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In his four decades of tireless service, the Clippers made just 11 postseason appearances and cycled through 18 coaches.
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Hired by the group to promote environmental education in Chicago schools, she quickly distinguished herself as a tireless activist.
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I'm grateful for my tireless, fellow journalists, who keep the world abreast of the battle against this coronavirus outbreak.
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"Only the few without cell phones could escape this tireless and absolute surveillance," as Roberts put it in Carpenter.
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He had the patience and the curiosity for it, which made him an avid student and a tireless teacher.
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There is nothing praiseworthy in King's tireless effort to establish himself as the United States' leading anti-Muslim fearmonger.
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He traveled the world as a tireless advocate for the United States, and made many friends along the way.
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It is a slap in the face for the victims and witnesses whose tireless commitment brought him to justice.
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They loaded the stolen goods onto a U-Haul truck and drove away, leaving the tireless vehicles on wooden blocks.
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The tireless performer will cover 240 years of American music for his appropriately titled 24-Decade History of Popular Music.
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"I want to thank the local and state law enforcement agencies and emergency services for their tireless support," Lt. Gen.
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This study followed the tireless work of Cliff, a 2-year-old beagle who has since retired from the job.
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She has been a tireless campaigner for Japanese women, though her job soon fell victim to a change of government.
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Stacey is a tireless champion for expanding economic opportunity and is ready to make history in the state's highest office.
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Jon Shenk: It doesn't take long hanging out with Al before you realize that this guy is just absolutely tireless.
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"Bill's passion for the arts was felt by all who knew him, and his warmth and tireless energy were undeniable."
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And we know that Ryan has been tireless in supporting Devin Nunes as the head of the House Intelligence Committee.
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From grueling marathons to downhill ski races, the younger sister of Kate Middleton has kept up a tireless workout routine.
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Then, combine all of those skills and genetics with a tireless work ethic and ability to generate news without controversy.
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Bill's passion for the arts was felt by all who knew him, and his warmth and tireless energy were undeniable.
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It also trivializes the tireless work Black Lives Matter activists have done to fight racism and make our country safer.
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"What has that tireless ambition ever gotten you, America?" he asks, before listing off American achievements and changing his mind.
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At the helm of the bureau is Director Richard Cordray, who has proven to be a tireless and effective leader.
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A tireless servant to the craft who broke out with 2012's lush, excellent independently released mixtape, Pineapple Now-Laters.
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Heller, there were the tireless efforts by Marion Hammer and other NRA activists to expand gun rights in the states.
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He sounded consumed with frustration that his wife does not get enough credit for her tireless desire to fix things.
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This wildlife biologist is a Superman of sorts -- a tireless defender of the world's smallest bear species: the sun bear.
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Charismatic, tireless, eloquent, and yet resistant to an excessive nostalgia for the glory days of the movement, he has presence.
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Upton and DeGette have been tireless in their efforts to get this critical piece of legislation across the finish line.
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While he's a tireless and upbeat presence, his path hasn't been without setbacks, including what may have been age discrimination.
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Due to the tireless work of Iranian women's right activists, restrictions have somewhat loosened in the past decade or so.
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He is a tireless worker with an unrivaled command of energy and environmental policy and even stronger sense of integrity.
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Sanders was a tireless political activist and campaigner who worked in various trades after graduating from the University of Chicago.
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Day was a tireless advocate for the poor and homeless, but what exactly is a saint and was she one?
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"Thank you, Mr. President and Mr. Vice President for your tireless leadership," proclaimed Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson.
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For museum curator Vincent Delieuvin, an Italian Renaissance specialist, this constant tinkering is evidence of Leonardo's tireless quest for perfection.
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The Gates episode is another example of Epstein's tireless attempts to contact, influence and advise business titans and other leaders.
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But his tireless efforts to defang negative coverage of him led directly to two of the corruption cases against him.
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I was strong and tireless and full of passion and loved dancing as deeply as one could ever love anything.
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But the reward for the banking world's tireless efforts was simply a smooth debut when world markets opened for business.
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And more than just about any other writer of his time, he was tireless in his exploration of male sexuality.
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They are determined and stubborn, but their tireless upstream journeys increasingly ended at the dams and obstructions of human industry.
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Joseph Dunford, the nation's highest ranking military official, described McCain as a lifelong and tireless advocate of the U.S. military.
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Then consider the ability to access the reams of information – the Big Data – that all these tireless sensors are producing.
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And China is itself tireless in browbeating (and even imposing sanctions on) any country whose leaders dare to meet him.
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But it also reminds us that he's an aging human being who's no longer the tireless rhinoceros we're used to.
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She is a tireless and tenacious advocate of my agenda, and has amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message.
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Her tireless effort never stopped until she found out what happened to her daughter on that warm summer evening in 1980.
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I love Hillary Clinton and though I knew she had her flaws, I believed in her tireless energy and her toughness.
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She leaves a remarkable legacy of good that includes her tireless advocacy for Alzheimer s research and the Foster Grandparent Program.
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His wider legacy is sure to be defined by his gregarious personality, sense of humor, and tireless optimism about space exploration.
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The show is focused on the troubled students of Chicago's Moses Montefiore Academy and the tireless teachers that work with them.
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It is a (forgive me) heart-pounding, tireless journey through setbacks and around red tape, and an exploration of human innovation.
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He was an inspiration whose tireless work ethic, unmatched skills and supreme self-confidence made him the Greatest of All Time.
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At any rate, I hope solvers appreciate the added "crunchiness" in their Saturday puzzle; make sure to thank your tireless editors!
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We THANK President Trump for his tireless efforts that stopped the brutal Turkish attack and jihadist groups on our people. GEN.
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"Written on the Statue of Liberty is, 'Come, come you tireless, poor yearning to breathe free, to breathe free,'" she said.
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Passionate, earnest, sweaty, skateboarding, live-streaming, tireless, young, handsome, calf-cramping—he's the kind of politician who says "fucking" on stage.
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According to the song, Mr Meade is "full of ideas and dreams", and "searching for a better future, a tireless worker".
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The beauty industry has made a lot of progress over the years thanks to the tireless work of women of color.
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She's been a tireless advocate for young women's rights and education, so this is just a microcosm of that overall trend.
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And just as these tireless commuters depend on convenient, reliable public transit, the strength of our local economy depends on them.
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The AU's decision is the natural outcome, then, of King Mohammed VI's tireless commitment to enhancing Morocco's strong ties in Africa.
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Their tireless work to provide crucial assistance and the latest in technology and services has improved countless people's quality of living.
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Jesse Jackson, a tireless advocate for civil rights, there would undoubtedly be even fewer minorities and women in the tech industry.
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Robots are tireless, efficient and reliable, but in a millisecond through intuition and situational awareness, humans can make decisions machine can't.
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To its credit, Google has done a lot of tireless work over the years to fight against spam and dangerous hackers.
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Courts, too, are beginning to come around, thanks to the tireless efforts of nonprofit groups dedicated to inclusive and open markets.
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Opinion: Anthony Bourdain was a voice for the underdog Anthony Bourdain was a tireless advocate for the underdog, writes Alice Driver.
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Pope Francis called him "a humble and faithful disciple of Christ, tireless in serving the poor," the Catholic News Agency reported.
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After years of tireless and bipartisan advocacy, GOP lawmakers provided key votes in many states to enact the freedom to marry.
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A tireless advocate for tennis in Quebec, Hérisset is pleased with the progress of Canadian tennis, but he pushes for more.
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"Speaking publicly about specific purported cases of detained Americans can complicate our tireless efforts to secure their freedom," a spokesperson said.
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Westbrook is as quick and as tireless as anyone in the NBA, both in the open court and in tiny spaces.
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As we began to work together, I was struck by her tireless commitment to fight in the courts for women's equality.
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She is a tireless and tenacious advocate of my agenda and has amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message.
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Biden thanked Bloomberg for his endorsement and "tireless work on everything from gun safety reform to climate change" after the announcement.
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"I want to thank Bernie Sanders and his supporters for their tireless energy and their passion," Biden said, his voice warm.
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EUGENE RICHARDS: THE RUN-ON OF TIME A thematically organized overview of the career of a tireless photographer. Sept. 218-Jan.
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We are tireless workers, but all that diligence amounts to in the eyes of others is a kind of empty ambition.
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Ms. Oswald was the founder and, for its first 21 years, the curator and tireless champion of the library's dance collection.
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He helped write the Michigan state constitution's civil rights amendment and, with my grandmother, Emma, was a tireless civil rights leader.
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Even for Coltrane — a symbol of tireless creative momentum, who is said to have never stopped hurtling forward — detours came up.
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"He is a tireless warrior for our movement," said Bhairavi Desai of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, which represents cabdrivers.
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" Ripa also thanked Elsa Collins, one of the campaign's co-founders, for her "tireless leadership and astonishing organizational skillzzzz 🇺🇸🇲🇽.
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"We are extremely grateful for Lisa's leadership and tireless commitment to the WNBA," NBA commissioner Adam Silver said in a statement.
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I was a boy with dreams and tireless perseverance, on a mission to find opportunities for disabled children and young people.
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MCH danced and rapped his hit, "Pumps and a Bump" with the same tireless effort as he had back in '94.
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The tireless artist, on the vanguard of experimental sculpture, has decided that the Trump Era requires public art to be political.
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Bob Grand, a longtime Indiana lobbyist who is now supporting Messer, described Messer as a "tireless advocate" for getting Rokita elected.
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Its opening track, "Soundboi", sits neatly between the restlessness of Skepta's tireless lyrical pace, and A$AP Rocky's highly aestheticized production.
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It's a blow to both the art and film worlds that there will be no more work from this tireless artist.
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We all owe a huge debt to Travis and his team for their tireless work in imagining, creating, and building Uber.
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Carrie Fisher, iconic Star Wars actress, was a tireless mental health advocate until her last days Carrie Fisher, iconic Star Wars actress, was a tireless mental health advocate until her last days Carrie Fisher, best known for playing Princess Leia Organa in "Star Wars," died Tuesday, according to a family spokesman in a statement released to People magazine.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, Baca's defense attorney, Nathan Hochman, described him as a tireless public servant who had been unjustly covnicted.
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Despite his tireless efforts to secure a peace agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians early in his tenure, the efforts ultimately floundered.
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She has partnered with the Innocence Project for her current tour, acting as an ambassador for their tireless work combatting wrongful convictions.
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Jimmy's tireless loyalty to his big brother now has him screwed, with damning evidence lined up to haunt him in Season 3.
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LIKE many Americans, Jonna Bianco believes President Donald Trump to be "a tireless defender of the American people against Chinese economic aggression".
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Our tireless video team has taken on myths about abortion in Alabama, a conspiracy theory about Melania Trump, and dug into clickfarms.
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These women and girls have been healed, listened to, and know they deserve justice thanks to Dr. Mukwege's tireless and courageous efforts.
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The tireless police of Kagoshima, a sleepy city in the far south of the country, watched the unlocked car day and night.
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She may be fearless and tireless when it comes to helping the children, but she doesn't do or say much for herself.
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Shimmying across the screen with those big teeth, that tireless cheesy patter and those nifty feet (over-exposure was his middle name!).
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We can teach it to recognize patterns, and then set it to work like a tireless assistant: never blinking, and always consistent.
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The police dog unit in Lancashire, England, is very proud of their police dog's tireless work catching two suspects on June 3.
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"Bill's passion for the arts was felt by all who knew him, and his warmth and tireless energy were undeniable," it said.
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"Sigi was passionate for the game, a tireless worker, and was loved by his players," former coaching rival Bruce Arena said Wednesday.
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The second operation, at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, was a result of Beaver's tireless campaigning and researching on her daughter's behalf.
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Because of his tireless efforts, he may be among the last generation of scientists who are not able to touch the moon.
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A tireless traveller and acute observer, he roamed across the United States and western Europe, and on to Greece, Turkey and Russia.
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Given the tireless work of abortion rights activists, however, perhaps it's time we stopped blaming feminists for that and started blaming Republicans.
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It also helps that Tatum has a reputation for being a tireless worker who is always adding new wrinkles to his game.
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Unlike her time as an AFP activist, she had become part of the Washington problem instead of a tireless champion for solutions.
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"We must counter this hate with love and love's public face which is justice — tireless work for justice and peace," he wrote.
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Google currently rewards users for crowdsourcing this kind of information, but Street View cameras are tireless and never require incentives to contribute.
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Emerson's health-center director was tireless in helping me, and together we pored over the policy to find some way to appeal.
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Or is this doggedly tireless, stone-deaf, defiantly chain-smoking maker who is now thundering through his ninth decade, ever self-renewing?
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Reagan's mother, a tireless civic and church figure, endured the humiliation in the interest of family solidarity, and the son followed suit.
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"As founder and C.E.O., we are grateful for his tireless energy and vision," David Bernstein, the executive chairman, said in a statement.
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Baltimore's mayor at the time, William Schaefer, was a tireless promoter, and he turned to advertising executives to try to attract tourists.
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"We are extremely grateful for Lisa's leadership and tireless commitment to the W.N.B.A.," N.B.A. Commissioner Adam Silver said Tuesday in a statement.
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The art quotient of the three shows would be slight but for Lucas Cranach the Elder, Luther's close friend and tireless propagandist.
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And to be onstage with you is to play with a tireless professional who never misses a beat and is completely present.
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The show moves swiftly despite its heavy burdens, with Justin Townsend's lighting (and the tireless dancers) doing much of the atmospheric work.
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But his dogged championing of combustible conservative issues — and his tireless pursuit of the Clintons — has made him a bullhorn in Washington.
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A love that is cataclysmic — and defined by the tireless insistence, as the Jubilee motto goes, that a different world is possible.
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"Her tireless work as a champion for global literacy will be just one legacy she leaves behind," Biden said in a statement.
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Despite the tireless efforts of hospital staff and volunteers, the hospital describes the effect of the wildfires on koala habitats as "catastrophic".
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Truthfully, Pelosi through her personal tireless hard work and commitment has helped countless Democratic candidates succeed all over the country for decades.
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This rambunctious show, which weds the Elizabethan theater and the brassy Broadway musical, dances dangerously on the line between tireless and tedious.
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Instead, the tireless artist, on the vanguard of experimental sculpture, has decided that the Trump Era requires public art to be political.
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And, in the last decades of her life, she emerged as a tireless lecturer and advocate for the preservation of Holocaust memory.
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For the past two decades of his Senate career, McConnell has been a tireless opponent of openness, accessibility and transparency in elections.
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Due to the tireless efforts of a handful of music supervisors calling for change, the guild was formed and became our voice.
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" German Chancellor Angela Merkel got in her own jab at Trump, praising McCain as "a tireless fighter for a strong trans-Atlantic alliance.
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The most obvious reason we owe Arya endless "Long Night" respect comes down to her tireless performance fighting the Army of the Dead.
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Because of their tireless efforts, JPD thought it was best to let both dogs live the rest of their lives as "regular" dogs.
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With great danger to his own life, he has since been a tireless advocate for the most forgotten and vulnerable survivors of war.
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"We appreciate the tireless efforts of law enforcement and search personnel to locate Kelsey," Starling's family wrote in a statement obtained by AL.com.
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She has since embarked on a tireless campaign against what she says is the threat posed to the US by Islam and Muslims.
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Champagne Joy What more can we say about the indomitable Champagne Joy, founder of #Cancerland, tireless advocate, force of nature, and style icon?
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Ms. Levine, a tireless champion of Cole's work, is largely responsible for his recent comeback in the consciousness of dance and film lovers.
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And part of that fight has been a tireless effort to keep guns out of the hands of abusers and other dangerous people.
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Two tireless diplomats, Secretary of State John Kerry and the University of Denver-educated Iranian foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, speak when needed.
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Claire Danes' tireless C.I.A. agent may have stopped a terrorist attack at the end of Season 5, but her work is never done.
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In 2013, a British submarine, the HMS Tireless, developed a leak in its coolant system and limped its way to Gibraltar for repairs.
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But running alongside hustle culture and its pressures to be tireless is another cultural mandate, one that appears to be perfectly contradictory: Rest.
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But is he ever given the recognition for his tireless work over the years (he first starting working for the singer in 2008)?
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"I commend both sides for their hard work and tireless negotiating this past week," said Bret Oestreich, national director for the mechanics union.
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She felt duped by them into believing herself to be generous, tireless, inspiring, when in fact she was just a self-sacrificing victim.
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Eventually Ford gained consciousness, and "vanquished all his [human] oppressors in a tireless fury," including his creator and every guest in the park.
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Mr. Currie brought stunning virtuosity and tireless energy to the solo part, which required him to dash constantly among groups of instruments onstage.
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He was a tireless advocate for the effort, insisting since Republicans took hold of a unified government in January that action would happen.
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Andrea Mion was the excellent, seemingly tireless solo oboist, and the bassoonist, Stefano Meloni, provided strong support and occasional sorties of his own.
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Thanks to the efforts of tireless advocates, the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act helped piece the economy back together.
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She doesn't know the tireless hours that have been spent by investigators and the work done with the family and friends of Slater.
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The 1992 Bill Clinton campaign made tireless efforts to divorce itself from the "old Democratic Party" of Jimmy Carter, Walter Mondale, and Dukakis.
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Since arriving in Syria in 2013, Muhaysini has become one of the best-known jihadists, partly thanks to his tireless social media presence.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), a tireless immigrant rights advocate, noted "a real sense of outrage and a lack of respect" among Hispanic Democrats.
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Pompeo went on to pledge the agency and the U.S.'s "tireless efforts" towards helping refugees and other persecuted peoples in the future.
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When people think of James Brown, they think of a tireless entertainer, "but at bottom he was really a musician," Mr. McBride said.
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We thank God not only for the safe birth of our daughter, but for their tireless work attending to so many in need.
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He added that intervention might be required to return to the stability reached after "tireless efforts during the past year and a half".
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Senators John Sparkman and Lister Hill were tireless evangelists for the New Deal and Kennedy-Johnson era social legislation, except for civil rights.
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A charming expatriate and tireless networker, Mr. Gendel became a significant part of Rome's artistic world from the 217s nearly until his death.
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The Trump Foundation was a source of constant controversy during the presidential campaign, thanks in no small part to the Post's tireless reporting.
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Buy a copy here and check out the duo's tireless live show as they tour with SPORTS and Ratboys at the dates below.
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He's charming and self-deprecating, generous to other writers and editors, a politically progressive thinker and a tireless defender of science and rationality.
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Mooallem reconstructs the event and the days that followed, when a plucky local radio reporter kept the city going through her tireless broadcasts.
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But thanks to tireless advocacy, the national conversation is shifting, and politicians are beginning to take sex workers and their needs more seriously.
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"Jacky is a tireless, trusted problem-solver and a champion for Nevada's middle class families — we are proud to endorse her campaign," Sen.
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It was not immediately clear who killed Ms. Elman, who was described by friends and colleagues as a committed and tireless aid worker.
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By one measure, this problem appears to have been solved, despite tireless resistance to the methods that colleges have used to get there.
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Shmulik Landau, a tireless caretaker, patiently helps an unsteady young gazelle stay on her feet and eases her pain with medication and massages.
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She was a positive force in the world, a tireless and unapologetic champion for women, and passionate about her work as a therapist.
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Elliot's tireless work to stop his more hard-core Mr. Robot persona from blowing up a building containing paper versions of those records?
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He was a naturalist and a philosopher, a soldier and an admiral, and a tireless writer, who turned out close to 100 books.
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Other goat rental companies include Goats R Us, Rent a Goat and Goats on the Go. Fortunately, goats are tireless in their appetites.
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A tireless advocate for bebop and an unfailingly entertaining improviser, Harris has been a stalwart jazz pianist, organizer and educator since the 2212s.
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In a statement, Mr. Ghosn thanked them "for their tireless and diligent work" and added that he was intent on clearing his name.
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Over 550 densely packed pages, Posner tells a tireless and occasionally tiring tale that reads like a pharmaceutical version of cops and robbers.
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But clients including Ms. Rodel said that he was a tireless advocate and that they felt reassured when he took on their cases.
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It was a tireless story engine, a well of dramatic conflict that would never run dry — even when Joey wasn't dating either boy.
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That's largely thanks to the tireless work of a former park ranger, nature photographer, and artist named Doug Leen (who goes by Ranger Doug).
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Jo only became a doctor through tireless hard work, rather than the support of any family (other than a lovely-sounding home economics teacher).
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"My incredible mother speaking to her supporters, thanking them for their tireless work, and urging them all to stay determined," she captioned the post.
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He released more than 19963 albums over his storied career, won seven Grammy Awards and remained a tireless performer right up until his death.
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Fortunately, lawsuits brought by the N.A.A.C.P. and tireless efforts of black women to get out the vote denied the state's Republicans another stolen election.
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The prime minister himself is a talented and tireless campaigner, delivering relentlessly on-message blasts of boosterism mixed with searing swipes at his enemies.
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Chelsea thinks President Obama gets "far too little credit" for his eight years of tireless work, especially in such a stagnant congressional landscape. 222.
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Close behind Ninja is a whole new generation of YouTube and Twitch personalities making a name for themselves as competitive performers and tireless entertainers.
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You put in tireless training all offseason long by working your smile and suntan overtime in many an exotic locale and it's paid off.
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And, today, after decades of Bratton's tireless leadership, an individual is six times less likely to be killed in New York than in Chicago.
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Imagine what we could accomplish if we had a real socialist movement, not just a single courageous, tireless old guy running for the presidency.
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That is another way they are different, said Gimelstob, whose long days are a testament to his tireless quest for growth and self-improvement.
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I grew up with her my whole life and I think she's tireless in her duty, in her commitment—she symbolizes Britain, I think.
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He's tireless in his hard work and he's one of the most talented actors and one of the most brilliant directors in the business.
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She was a tireless advocate for the benefits of trade, global growth that aids the poor and middle classes, and the empowerment of women.
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He's a tireless advocate pushing for help for Haiti Penn arrived in Haiti a week after a devastating earthquake struck the island in 2010.
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Becerra, a tireless campaigner for Clinton, continued to defend the former secretary of State amid controversies regarding the investigation into her private email server.
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Her tireless efforts to block the Agua Zarca hydroelectric dam project on Lenca indigenous land earned her the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize in 2015.
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" Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York, writing on Twitter, called Mr. Peres "a tireless advocate for Israel and a visionary crusader for peace.
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The group, which has lent its support to Shea-Porter in her past congressional bids, called her a "tireless champion" for women and families.
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The Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation notes that she was "a tireless advocate of volunteerism," who helped charitable and humanitarian causes throughout her life.
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The book has several unassuming heroes: a young widow and a resourceful sociologist in Kathmandu, and legislators and tireless pro-bono lawyers in Washington.
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The average police officer is well trained, respectful, honest, brave, tireless, patient, empathetic and restrained, even in the face of some of humanity's worst.
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The world is indeed a safer place due to his understanding, courage, determination and tireless efforts to rid the world of nuclear weapons. Sen.
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At times it will seem like a thankless job, yet Kudlow must be tireless in this pursuit if he has any hope of succeeding.
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In Robb's place will be Madden's David Budd, the tireless veteran and, well, bodyguard driving Bodyguard's action with the sheer power of his jawline.
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Moe shows up at Paper Tiger after her mother — a tireless single mom — cancels quality time plans to take a night shift at work.
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"Lady Bird Johnson, Rosalynn Carter and Barbara Bush were each tireless campaigners," Brower said, noting the differences between other modern first ladies and Trump.
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His wit, his wisdom, and his tireless defense of Western values have made an indelible mark on the minds of millions of Americans. pic.twitter.
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Listen to "Last Man Standing" at the top of the page, read our 2017 interview with Nelson, and marvel at Willie Nelson's tireless greatness.
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"John Carlin has been a trusted and tireless leader of the Justice Department's National Security Division," Attorney General Loretta Lynch said in a statement.
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Because pets are always shedding, the tireless robot vacuum is the best vacuum for pet hair — but a great dust mop works well, too.
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Mr. Biden appeared mindful of his deficit with these voters, using his election-night remarks to acknowledge the "tireless energy" of Mr. Sanders's followers.
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Mr. Carter, one of the most recorded and widely respected jazz musicians, is known for his slippery, free-ranging bass playing and tireless precision.
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Leon Botstein, the conductor and tireless champion of overlooked works, considers "Julietta" an operatic masterpiece that at least deserves a place in the repertory.
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Bertens backs her belief with a tireless work ethic; Sluiter said she had not had one poor effort in practice since before last season.
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He has a tireless way of singing and a great intensity in his voice, while making it sound like it is easy for him.
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He has shown a tireless enthusiasm for the job and appears to be having a dramatic impact on public attitudes in Camden toward education.
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Friday's production of Karl Goldmark's "The Queen of Sheba," brought out the best from an impressive cast, a large chorus and the tireless orchestra.
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I watched an interview with the tireless mayor of San Juan, Carmen Yulín Cruz Soto, and heard echoes of Audre Lorde in her voice.
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He thanked Sanders and his supporters for their "tireless energy and their passion," noting that they all "share a common goal" in defeating Trump.
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North Korea's participation in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics was the result of great patience and tireless effort by South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Clinton put in 18-hour days, thought deeply about policy, and was a tireless campaigner even if she wasn't the world's most natural politician.
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Ms. Klobuchar is a tireless campaigner who can articulate her progressive ideas in a way that lets her stand out on a debate stage.
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A tireless promoter, Mr. Pedraza traveled to sonidero parties and radio stations in cities across California and Texas, plus Chicago, Phoenix, Atlanta and Denver.
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"She is a tireless and tenacious advocate of my agenda and has amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message," Mr. Trump said.
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In the #MAGA era, Paul has become one of the biggest cheerleaders of Trump-style Republicanism and a tireless defender of the president's perspective.
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In the LGBTQ community, Edie Windsor is known as a vivacious personality and a tireless activist in the fight for visibility and marriage equality.
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" The mother of three also thanked Elsa Collins, one of the campaign's co-founders, for her "tireless leadership and astonishing organizational skillzzzz 🇺🇸🇲🇽.
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There's no doubt, however, that such tireless energy is just what's needed to slay a monster of this gargantuan size and this determined tenacity.
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Kelsey and Sigal were tireless in covering the meatless meat beat this year, and you all were very eager to learn more about it!
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Preparing for the role, Jones got a chance to spend quality time with the seemingly tireless Supreme Court justice and even visit her home.
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"I want to thank Bernie Sanders and his supporters for their tireless energy and their passion," Mr. Biden said at the National Constitution Center.
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The story follows main character Sebastian F. Sorrow through birth, love, war, tireless work in the "Misery Factory" and ultimately, old age and loneliness.
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" She added: "I'm done believing in the idea that there's a thinner, happier version of me on the other side of all the tireless effort.
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" I'm done believing in the idea that there's a thinner, happier version of me on the other side of all the tireless effort," she said.
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Thanks to the tireless work of national security professionals, we have implemented a sophisticated mechanism to identify bad actors well before they cross our borders.
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Nielsen praised Long's "tireless dedication to FEMA and his commitment to fostering a culture of preparedness across the nation" in a statement on Wednesday afternoon.
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Abdalla Dahir, a Kenyan of Somali descent, was known for his tireless efforts to rebuild Somalia, according to a journalist who had worked with him.
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The driving force, Cohen and Shenk claim, is Gore's tireless work to educate people around the world and inspire the next generation of climate activists.
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With their lightning reactions, tireless attention to traffic, better all-round vision and respect for the law, AVs will be safer drivers than most motorists.
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"We THANK President Trump for his tireless efforts that stopped the brutal Turkish attack and jihadist groups on our people," the statement read. GEN.Mazloum:2.
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Kennedy was a tireless advocate for women's reproductive rights and in 1968 took legal action against the Roman Catholic Church for allegedly interfering with abortion.
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" Added Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid: "Golf made you famous, but your tireless efforts to save lives, not your short game, will make you immortal.
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This was often an error of projection: they could not imagine being as tireless as Chinese leaders turned out to be in defending their authority.
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A tireless worker, Delilah has long balanced being a devoted mother of 13 with the demands of hosting on-air for her legion of fans.
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"I'm done believing in the idea that there's a thinner, happier version of me on the other side of all the tireless effort," she says.
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Well, considering the just-under two decades of tireless creativity Jennifer Lopez and her team have poured into the performer's videos, those people are wrong.
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The NAACP is unrivaled in its tireless work to expand economic opportunities for minority communities and we look forward to collaborating with their talented team.
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Between a tireless press campaign to promote the new album MASSEDUCTION, touring, and countless late night performances, lesser humans would have thrown in the towel.
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We took wild, dangerous pack animals from the forests where they menaced us and our families, and domesticated them over years, turning them into tireless...
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The island's struggles to cope with the influx is placed alongside the tireless rescuers' work to save those in the water, mostly women and children.
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It also explains the fury of his tireless lobbying efforts in support of the highly deceptive process by which the Iran deal ultimately became law.
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Ghosn released a short statement thanking Otsuru for his team's "tireless and diligent work", and called him a "very capable and intelligent man and lawyer".
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Our office has never been stronger, and this extraordinarily talented, dedicated, and tireless team of public servants will ensure that our work continues without interruption.
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Everyone can benefit frombetter work-life integration, and you don't have to put yourself through years of tireless, punishing grinding in order to achieve success.
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Despite a century of tireless fighting for reproductive justice, this is still a reality for as many as hundreds of thousands of women in America.
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California Representative Devin Nunes has wrecked the credibility of the House Intelligence Committee in what appears to be a tireless quest to undermine Mueller's investigation.
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This is a great country, borne out of the tireless efforts of millions who take pride in its relative freedom, its opportunities and its resources.
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His company is known for its tireless sustainable practices, and has been recommended by the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch and the New England Aquarium.
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If it does, however, this will be the result of the tireless activism of its members rather than its recognition by an increasingly meaningless award.
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Over the last few years, New Jersey producer and DJ KAYY DRiZZ has established herself as one of the most tireless forces in club music.
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The tireless acts of stacking, notching, and varnishing these thin wooden layers into hope chests and encrusted jewelry boxes might be considered a devotional practice.
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The Open Markets program at New America and its executive director, Barry Lynn, are well-known and tireless critics of Big Tech and corporate monopolies.
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Mr. Stoppard, always a tireless self-editor, has tweaked and massaged "The Hard Problem" since I first saw it at the National Theater in London.
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The members enjoy the engineering know-how and alchemy experimentation involved in a hobby that requires millimeter exactitude, tireless patience, and constant trial and error.
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A tireless campaigner, he crisscrossed the country denouncing the inhumane conditions of factory labor and berating the capitalist class for its destructive obsession with profit.
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More important were the tireless staff members who knew the arcane details of tax policy and were savvy enough to understand the explosive political terrain.
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They also submitted it in the Senate for the first time, a milestone he credits to tireless educational efforts by local and national LGBTQ advocates.
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"We lost, you wouldn't be wrong to say, six figures a year, for seven or eight years," said Otto Penzler, 74, the store's tireless proprietor.
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" Mr. King was not only a tireless fund-raiser for Noraid but also an open defender of the I.R.A., which he called a "legitimate force.
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One of the hotel's guests, Angela Chandler, wrote a post on Facebook praising Smith for his tireless efforts over the course of nearly two days.
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Jamal Crawford, his teammate, said that Paul had an encyclopedic knowledge of his opponents thanks to his experience and his tireless analysis of game film.
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Maybe. What we do know is that the children in that room were on the receiving end of some tireless efforts to bridge this gap.
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In almost a quarter-century in that office, Mr. Arpaio developed a national reputation for severe correctional practices and a tireless crusade against illegal immigration.
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Leonardo experts confirmed that the sketches belong to the tireless inventor's codices, whose heirs allowed them to be split up in the late 16th century.
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The inaugural gala — hosted by Ellen Pompeo — will acknowledge "globally recognized trailblazers and icons for their tireless work protecting the planet," according to a press release.
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There have been countless tributes to Moore, who, in addition to being an entertainer, was a tireless activist for causes like animal rights and diabetes research.
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Initially led by a quirky mix of Quakers and evangelical Christians, it pioneered innovative tactics, including the widespread boycott of sugar, tireless lobbying and media propaganda.
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Their tireless efforts are affecting real change, like a nationwide student walkout on March 14, giving a renewed sense of hope to the gun control movement.
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"It wasn't until Trevor was diagnosed that we realized that [government agencies] did a very poor job of investigating cancer clusters," said Smith, a tireless advocate.
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Bomer's Monroe navigates the cutthroat world of aging execs, enterprising ingenues and tireless paparazzi — all while clad in the stiff but timeless menswear of the '30s.
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Nevertheless, Bruguera is excited and tireless in her call to action for Cubans to collectively test the limits of their political system by running for president.
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Rather, Mallory is going to work almost as respite from the "thankless and tireless" job of being a stay-at-home mom, as Decker put it.
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He and his peers also credit last year's Economic Growth, Regulatory Reform and Consumer Protection Act, which was partly the product of the ICBA's tireless lobbying.
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"These arrests are largely due to the countless hours of video surveillance and tireless work from investigators to bring these suspects to justice," the statement said.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson paid tribute to the DRC authorities and the Congolese Institute for Nature Conservation "for their tireless help during this terrible case".
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I want to be recognized for what I think is a very tireless work ethic that I know a lot of other folks in comedy share.
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Over the last two weeks, Netanyahu has made tireless efforts to unite Jewish Power and two other radical right-wing, pro-settler parties into one party.
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"His tireless pastoral work and his love for Cuba led him to decisively strengthen relations between the Roman Catholic Church and the State," Granma said Friday.
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Less Nazi than kooky monarchist, Yarvin actually had some interesting critiques of the managerial liberal state, which he unfortunately buried beneath a tireless flow of horseshit.
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The league has refined itself considerably since then, primarily due to the work of its tireless commissioner and creator ("He's magical," Jonathan Doster, Adam's brother, says).
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They rightly note that she is a tireless campaigner, has raised huge amounts of campaign money, and has an impressive track record as a legislative leader.
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Humes's tireless curation of figure and fact, his well-reasoned arguments and his uncluttered, well-ordered prose may turn the ship that's just begun to budge.
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"Following a tireless search for the two individuals who remain missing, it is with deep sadness that we are suspending the active search efforts," said Capt.
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"Bill's passion for the arts was felt by all who knew him, and his warmth and tireless energy were undeniable," the representative said in a statement.
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But part of what differentiates tech is the industry's self-regard, as a realm of visionary futurists and tireless innovators who are making the world better.
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The neocons worked their magic by focusing on a single aim (regime change in the Middle East, starting with Iraq) and pursuing it with tireless energy.
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Becerra, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, has been a tireless campaigner for Clinton, and reports have him on her shortlist of potential running mates.
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During the last session, ending government collection of public employee union dues gained a lot of traction after tireless efforts by conservative activists and business groups.
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Tireless, passionate, unapologetic, she never forgets where she comes from -- an immigrant, working-class family in one of the most under-resourced parts of our country.
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Her husband, Jackson Pollock, by now a world-famous figure thanks to Krasner's tireless early support, was losing his battle with a debilitating and destructive alcoholism.
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"It is thanks to the tireless efforts of women who have spoken up for a fairer society that women will be driving," al-Sharif reminds us.
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Kathy Inman is a tireless advocate for medical cannabis in Arizona who specializes in reaching out to conservative groups like seniors, religious organizations and law enforcement.
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It's a heritage founded on innovation, dedication, and the tireless pursuit of perfection — values that have inspired generations of artists and continue to do so today.
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To improve, Young spent the past three months getting stronger, putting on 15 pounds with the help of tireless workouts and countless strawberry-banana protein shakes.
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Although Claure is ambitious and seemingly tireless, people who know him says he doesn't have to pretend to the be the smartest person in the room.
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By all accounts, Lembach has never given less than his all for a crowd, and this assertion is validated by his tireless dedication to fan accessibility.
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Hoyer, 32, has a stronger arm than Brady, but he said that didn't matter much when competing against someone so tireless and unwilling to accept failure.
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She is a tireless champion of new music, but is also a nimble enough artist to hop among repertory staples and world premieres with stunning ease.
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One of them, "Visibility," comprises a collection of quiet portraits of Lahusen and Davies's community of activists, such as the tireless, seemingly ubiquitous Marsha P. Johnson.
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When their contracts are up, they will be sent home, with another group of migrant workers brought in as required — replaceable cogs in a tireless machine.
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It portrays Lin-Manuel Miranda's tireless quest to rule Broadway, complete with rewritten lyrics to "Hamilton" tunes, Revolutionary War-era costuming and a Barbra Streisand impersonation.
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Those who know him best describe Infantino, the Swiss son of southern Italian immigrants, as a tireless bureaucrat whose relentlessness is matched only by his ambition.
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The Janus decision is critical to every community because every community is dependent upon the tireless good work of our educators, medical specialists and civil servants.
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A tireless rights advocate, Mr. Liu was dedicated to peaceful political change; he petitioned for democracy and stood in solidarity with demonstrating Beijing students in 1989.
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But after a tireless fight led by the legal charity Las Libres, Rocha was released in 2010, with the court citing a lack of sufficient evidence.
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He described Dingell as a "tireless advocate" who fought for clean air, clean water, consumer protections and financial regulations throughout his nearly six decades in Congress.
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Additionally, I've been a tireless advocate for protecting medical marijuana patients in states that allow medicinal marijuana to be used from prosecution from the federal government.
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No matter that he's a widely respected, American-educated, former Palestinian prime minister who has been a tireless and innovative seeker of a two-state peace.
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Let us pause for a moment to mark the loss of a fierce and tireless public servant: Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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It's June 2015, and months of tireless rehearsal are all about to pay off for the former Talking Heads frontman and his eclectic team of collaborators.
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The truly tireless Jennifer Lopez reminded us all of her lengthy reign, performing a medley of pretty much *all* her hits at the MTV VMAs on Monday.
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In fact, before the awards show, Brooks — a tireless advocate for the Nashville songwriting community — told PEOPLE he was even more excited about Rossell than the single.
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"Modric's tireless running, key goals and outstanding leadership qualities helped guide Vatreni to the Final against France, his nation's finest performance at the global finals," writes FIFA.
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Flint in particular was known for his distinctive spiked hair, which would change from slime green to bright pink, energetic performance style and characteristically tireless vocal style.
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Patagonia is perhaps the most emblematic of all north star brands I personally follow in terms of their tireless commitment to making the world a better place.
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Thank you to our staff and families who have been supporting the tireless search for Lucas and the warm thoughts and heartfelt prayers they continue to share.
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Masai is a passionate, tireless and savvy basketball man who has a great feel for people and players which obviously goes a long way in this business.
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The congresswoman praised Cisneros's work as a human rights attorney, saying the progressive primary challenger would bring "bold advocacy and tireless activism" if elected to the House.
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But that day in Truckee, I was reminded of how tireless and obsessive Travis can be when it comes to achieving goals he sets out for himself.
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Just as elections have consequences, elections are consequences — in the case of the 2018 midterms, the consequences of tireless organizing, marching, phone-banking, donating, amplifying, and running.
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"Bill's passion for the arts was felt by all who knew him, and his warmth and tireless energy were undeniable," the family representative said in a statement.
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Bolstered by tireless friends and fellow organizers, Gottlieb is staying hopeful by continuing Ragbir's tenacious advocacy, despite the toll these traumatic circumstances have taken on their lives.
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I couldn't have made the film without the tireless efforts on my tiny crew, as well as the immeasurable talents of both our composer and sound designer.
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"Alexis is a renowned social justice leader and tireless advocate for reproductive rights and access to quality, affordable health care," the organization added in a separate tweet.
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Instead, Perry relies on her audience's awareness of extra-curricular political activities, like her tireless support of Hillary Clinton, to send the message, often through social media.
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But his tireless work on Goldwater's behalf paid dividends in 1968, when Nixon, once a has-been and a loser, secured the nomination and was elected president.
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Since then she has been a tireless champion of Businessweek, overseeing its redesign and fighting hard to make sure that our best work appears in the magazine.
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Most of the pod, an estimated 20 to 50 whales, were rescued after hours of tireless work said the Georgia Department of Natural Resources in a statement.
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Dominique Crenn—she of the poetic tasting menu at Michelin-starred Atelier Crenn— has long been known as a chef that's as talented as she is tireless.
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That tireless devotion to profits, even if it comes at the expense of personal greatness or corporate bigness, is a lesson most of the industry could learn.
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"Gretchen Driskell is a tireless champion for Michigan women and families," said Stephanie Schriock, the president of EMILY's List, in a statement obtained exclusively by The Hill.
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Thanks to Bernie Sanders for a vibrant and tireless campaign, propelled by the youth, that voiced concern about big money in politics and social and economic inequality.
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Ms. Duffin is so tireless, passionate and exact in her performance, you only hope she has a reliable means of escaping her onstage alter ego between shows.
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Released in 1973, The Exorcist centers around the unrelenting demonic possession of a young girl, and her mother's tireless attempts to save her soul through an exorcism.
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Gardner called Cruz "a fierce defender of the Constitution and a tireless advocate for conservative principles," according to a statement released by the Texas senator's campaign Wednesday.
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This has helped lead Dr. Price to develop a reputation for being a tireless problem solver and go-to expert on healthcare policy and financing in Congress.
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"His Majesty was a tireless champion of his country's development and demonstrated unflagging devotion to improving the standard of living of the Thai people," Mr. Obama said.
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Only recently, thanks to the film "Woman in Gold," and the tireless efforts of restitution advocates and their supporters in Congress, has this issue come to light.
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In August 1974, the vigilant and tireless efforts by law enforcement, journalists, and our nation's leaders led President Nixon to ultimately yield to the rule of law.
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On the contrary, it was precisely these qualities, combined with a tireless work ethic and an unmistakable dedication to his army, that earned him almost universal respect.
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"Despite our tireless efforts to keep the unity of the West, trans-Atlantic relations are under immense pressure due to the policies of President Trump," he said.
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A tireless Larry Owens plays a theater usher named Usher in Michael R. Jackson's dizzying musical, which wrestles with blackness, queerness and black queerness with gleeful abandon.
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At least the very funny Mr. Loehr makes the most of the situation as the overeager, tireless GJ, who has never met a song he cannot oversell.
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"The vice president's tireless efforts to protect the majority in the House and expand our majority in the Senate are essential to our legislative agenda," he said.
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The tireless producer Greg Berlanti now has six series on CW drawn from DC comic books, and he may have finally hit the point of diminishing returns.
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Every so often, the man climbs on a sled pulled by the dog, venturing into the unknown in what seems to be a tireless struggle for food.
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They were joined after World War II by Japanese imports like Godzilla and then by H.R. Giger's tireless and protean Alien at the end of the '70s.
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The tireless advocacy and work of these young activists inspires countless people throughout the world; they have effected positive, lifesaving change and will continue to do so.
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A shameless fabulist and social climber, who threw fax machines when she got angry, she was also brave and tireless, and these qualities are given equal weight.
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Claire Chase, the virtuosic flutist and tireless new-music advocate, is in the midst of "Density 2036," a 22-year project to commission works for her instrument.
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Both as a naval officer and as a member of Congress, he was a lifelong and tireless advocate for the men and women of the U.S. military.
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"I want to thank Andy for his tireless work and dedication to the Padres over the last four seasons," general manager A.J. Preller said in a statement.
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TURIN, Italy (Reuters) - Tireless teenage activist Greta Thunberg has been crisscrossing the globe by car, train and boat - but not plane - to demand action on climate change.
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Yellen also was a tireless speaker, constantly going out to talk on a range of topics much broader than earlier chairs had been willing to talk about.
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He died there in 1946, of leukemia—the unforgiving disease cutting short Moholy-Nagy's tireless experimentation with painting, sculpture, collage, photography, film, design, and the written word.
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It was a reference to Tauran&aposs tireless efforts to mend fences after Pope Benedict XVI gave a 2006 speech about Islam and violence that offended many Muslims.
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Mr. Chernow, who is the musical's historical consultant and its tireless champion, gets 803 percent of the show's adjusted grosses as a royalty — currently about $900,000 a year.
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In their new letter, however, Thomas' family underlined their respect for the educational community, while thanking law enforcement and the local community "and beyond" for their "tireless" efforts.
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" Trump praised Manning's "tireless dedication" during Wednesday's ceremony, saying, "Sometimes all it takes to begin the next great American success story is a teacher who really, really cares.
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Thanks to the tireless work of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative (full disclosure: Carrie is an advisory board member), 46 states and DC have criminal revenge porn laws.
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A firm believer in the revolutionary and beneficent potential of technology, he was a tireless experimenter with new media, materials, and processes, from cameraless photography to kinetic sculpture.
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The tireless churning of one herd on Lantau, the largest island in Hong Kong, has turned a parched field into a swamp full of lush green floating plants.
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This fourth in a series of summits between Reagan and Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev, was a dramatic coda to their tireless efforts to reduce the nuclear threat.
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"I hope history will remember Governor Blanco as a tireless advocate for Louisiana, who fought fiercely for our state to rebuild following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita," he wrote.
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Despite Kobach's tireless efforts, he has managed to successfully prosecute only eight cases of voter fraud, among the millions of votes cast in his state over that time.
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"The Revenant was the product of the tireless efforts of an unbelievable cast and crew," he said during his speech, thanking Tom Hardy, Iñárritu, Fox and New Regency.
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Meanwhile, fund investors' demand for bonds is proving tireless even though the U.S. 10-year debt benchmark has not delivered a yield above 3 percent since January 2014.
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Except we also know that the film was intensely personal to Hayek, the result of tireless effort to bring the story of Frida Kahlo to the big screen.
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Price has a reputation as a deep thinker on policy, a leader in advancing real solutions to challenges who brings a tireless work ethic to his public service.
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"The pleas today represent the meticulous and tireless efforts of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Internal Revenue Service, and the dedicated prosecutors of our office," Cox said.
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We thank him for his many years of tireless work on mental health issues here in Congress and his service to the country as a naval reserve officer.
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He visited them on deployment all over the world and was a tireless champion for the political and material support they needed to protect America from global threats.
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Their tireless efforts to further the shared goals of industry and labor and ensure that today's workers are prepared for the future embody the spirit of National LAMPAC.
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Mr. Chernow, who is the musical's historical consultant and its tireless champion, gets 2000 percent of the show's adjusted grosses as a royalty — currently about $0003,2000 a year.
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Bernard Lagat, a Kenyan-born American Olympian who has faced criticism over his own naturalization, likened this kind of antagonism to those tireless suspicions regarding President Obama's birthplace.
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While praising the "tireless efforts" of agencies in the the fight to tackle the outbreak,WHO regional director for Africa Dr. Matshidiso Moeti called for caution and vigilance.
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"In political circles, our tireless President Gorsuch's 'Fascism Forever Club' happily jerked its knees against the increasingly 'left-wing' tendencies of the faculty," the Georgetown Prep yearbook states.
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That moral compass is what distinguished McCain, more than his war record, his wicked wit, his tireless travel schedule and his familiarity with far corners of the globe.
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Yet after spending many months observing the tireless work of the Rapid Response Network, I also saw how a community's response to adversity can bring neighbors closer together.
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A writer, editor, publisher, Hollywood executive and tireless promoter (of Marvel and of himself), he played a critical role in what comics fans call the medium's silver age.
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Dr. Tedros thanked "the tireless efforts of local teams, the support of partners, the generosity of donors and the effective leadership of the Ministry of Health" in Congo.
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During a tireless campaign, marked by endless beer-and-bratwurst sessions, he tilted rightwards on topics like energy and migration while holding the line against the AfD's radicalism.
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Those bonus announcements have dominated headlines, though, in part because of the tireless compilation work of Mr. Kartch, the vice president for communications at Americans for Tax Reform.
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Luther Strange, a tireless public servant and defender of the First and Second Amendment rights of his fellow Alabamians," said Erin Montgomery, a spokeswoman for the group. "Sen.
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Throughout his storied 20-season career with the Los Angeles Lakers, the basketball star was the embodiment of what happens when talent and tireless work ethic come together.
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At a school like Pelham Gardens, much navigation falls to the guidance counselor, and Ms. Bryant is tireless in trying to help the children make the best decisions.
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But because of the tireless advocacy of groups and individuals across the country, they failed to roll back the ACA and it remains the law of the land.
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He has been a vocal and tireless champion of pre-emptive US military strikes against Iran and North Korea and advocated US military intervention in Syria's civil war.
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The missing letters spell out a word that, when you add -LESS to it, can be part of a fairly common phrase, like ODORLESS GAS or TIRELESS WORKER.
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"I want to thank Andy for his tireless work and dedication to the Padres over the last four seasons," Padres general manager A.J. Preller said in a statement.
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As a tireless advocate for free speech, I firmly believe that the more robust debate we have, the sooner we will come to the truth of a situation.
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Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) is a brilliant actress, a mother whose tireless playfulness more than compensates for the trail of mess and open cupboard doors left in her wake.
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"Her trilogy is a phenomenal achievement, but in The Mirror & the Light it's more a phenomenon of amassed information and tireless enthusiasm than triumphant creativity," wrote Peter Kemp.
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Eliot Engel, a New York Democrat, Mike McCaul, a Texas Republican, and Adam Kinzinger, an Illinois Republican, for their tireless battle to pass a bill in Caesar's name.
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He was portrayed as leading his unit on a tireless quest to shake down civilians and find "monsters" — big-time drug dealers with lots of loot to steal.
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In his tribute, Astin referred to his mom as a "tireless warrior" and detailed how she worked and lobbied for mental health awareness, which he now wants to continue.
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All it wanted was to retire to a life of quiet obscurity with loved ones — proud, tireless mother lode; burdened lodestone — but now no one will leave it alone.
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Since then, there have been major strides when it comes to fighting discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, thanks to the tireless work of activists and communities.
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Before joining the administration, Bolton was a tireless advocate of bombing Iran and changing its regime; he recently told The New Yorker that opposition to the regime was widening.
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PS: Lots of these Trump quotes come via the Twitter feed of CBS's Sopan Deb, whose day-to-day chronicling of Trump is tireless to the point of derangement.
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At the end of the day, Tonya Harding was just an ordinary woman with extraordinary talent and a tireless work ethic who set out to do her very best.
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What came next was a tireless investigation into the company, including several Gizmodo reports, uncovering Ashley Madison's practice of masquerading fembots as living, breathing, and most importantly, female users.
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The Globes are the only major award show to hand out a statue to often ignored CW stars like Gina Rodriguez and Rachel Bloom for their own tireless work.
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Assistant Democratic Leader Dick Durbin is viewed as the most tireless supporter of the DREAM Act inside the Capitol, whipping Senate Republicans to support his bill, according to activists.
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But 2017 has shown us that there is reason to be hopeful that change is possible, thanks to the tireless work of intersex campaigners and activists around the world.
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On this Manufacturing Day, Americans around the country can celebrate the growing manufacturing revival due to the tireless efforts of President Donald J. Trump and those in his Administration.
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The 16 scenes are set to movement by the tireless Steve Paxton, a longtime collaborator of Ashley's; "Quicksand" marks Mr. Paxton's first choreographic work inspired by an extended narrative.
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He described his father as a tireless workaholic who created music from the moment he woke up until he slept, only to it all over again the following day.
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The first is monitoring our own world, resulting in storm warnings and help in understanding our complex planet, which can best be done by tireless satellites orbiting the Earth.
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"Our thoughts are with those affected as well as the emergency services working tireless to keep us safe in all that we do," said Parklife staff in their note.
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These days he remains a tireless advocate of the music, quick to compare the mahraganat artists he works with to older Egyptian artists like the beloved singer Oum Kalthoum.
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A brave and tireless reporter, Javier Valdez Cárdenas was shot 2000 times after leaving the offices of Ríodoce, a newspaper he founded and edited in Culiacán, the state capital.
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A brave and tireless reporter, Javier Valdez Cárdenas was shot 12 times after leaving the offices of Ríodoce, a newspaper he founded and edited in Culiacán, the state capital.
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He is a tireless reader, not just of books but of the endless reports he receives from his ministries and deputies and, most of all, from his secret police.
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Ahead of the final, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge thanked the ballboys, ballgirls, staff and referees for their tireless work in making this year's tournament a huge success.
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I promise that my work on this issue will be tireless until we have a process and outcome that treats these women with the respect they deserve going forward.
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Spurling says that he was also genial (at least to people he liked), curious, a wonderful listener, and a tireless, heroic reader, and there's no reason to doubt her.
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The last of the generation of leaders who helped found Israel, Peres won the admiration of leaders around the world for his tireless promotion of a two-state solution.
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For their tireless work to deliver relief to thousands of Americans affected by the inefficient federal justice system and continue to keep our communities safe, they deserve endless credit.
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And yet, after years of tireless effort and billions of dollars invested, nobody has actually come up with a use for the blockchain — besides currency speculation and illegal transactions.
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Last week Mr. Trump also won the endorsement of Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, who is a tireless immigration hard-liner and critic of the H-1B program.
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One event worth the trip is "Tireless: A Tap Dance Experience," a show put together by Michelle Dorrance, whose tap chops are matched by her enthusiasm for the form.
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" Interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose, in a statement released this morning said Ford was a "tireless fighter for the taxpayer and a true advocate for the people he represented.
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Since it's such a special event, the world's tireless amateur photographers were pointing their crappy smartphone cameras toward the sky when it peaked at 8:0003 AM EST today.
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But thanks to a tireless Nintendo 64 ROM hacker by the name of Skelux, all those long, somber years of Mario-less photoshopping are a thing of the past.
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GLAAD president and CEO Kate Ellis has called De Niro a "tireless advocate" and praised him for his ability to bring awareness to narratives relevant to the LGBT community.
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Lagarde's departure would deprive the IMF of a tireless advocate for the benefits of trade, global growth that aids the poor and middle classes, and the empowerment of women.
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She changed her name to Princess Nokia and released a series of albums, including one of earnest emo anthems, that secured her reputation as a tireless cheerleader for outcasts.
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His calm, authoritative influence on the artists he worked with, alongside his tireless innovation in the studio, marks him out as one of music's most important mixing desk maestros.
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Lou Anna K. Simon, who resigned as president on Wednesday, had portrayed the university's review as a robust and "tireless effort" that would go on as long as needed.
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Thanks to these tireless, talented educators, by 2008, 86 percent of Bronx Lab students graduated with more than 350 college acceptances and $2.5 million in financial aid in hand.
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"I want to thank Bernie Sanders and his supporters for their tireless energy and their passion," Biden said this week after beating Sanders in a handful of primary states.
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I want to thank all of you for your tireless efforts both from your homes and on-site in our buildings to help our members during this difficult time.
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Here's How to Keep Up Because pets are always shedding, the tireless robot vacuum is the best vacuum for pet hair — but a great dust mop works well, too.
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But he was best known for his work as the Vatican's foreign minister, from 1975 to 133, which gained him a reputation as a tireless behind-the-scenes diplomat.
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"Just heard the news about Rush Limbaugh, a man who loves this country and his listeners dearly, and is a tireless warrior for things he holds dear," she said.
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Because of the devastating effect of asbestos on human health, and thanks to the tireless work put in by asbestos victims and Congressional allies, asbestos will receive expedited action.
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Years later, and after tireless efforts by India's LGBT community, celebrities came out of the closet to step up to make their pleas heard before the country's Supreme Court.
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Washington's father, John A. Roebling, invented a wire rope that aided in revolutionizing modern American industry and subsequently created an empire fit for that tireless cliché, the American dream.
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NASA's tireless efforts to acquire international and commercial partners for Project Artemis will ensure that will not be the case when the next moon landing occurs, hopefully in 2024.
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The Lego Bugatti took more than 13,000 work-hours to develop and build, and thanks to Lego's tireless efforts, a driver and passenger can comfortably sit inside the vehicle.
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And that of Elie Wiesel, in New York, after his tireless struggle to compel the world never to forget, made us confront once again the gas chambers of Auschwitz.
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The festival also hired the MacArthur-winning tap choreographer Michelle Dorrance to create a program of several dance works and guest performers called "Tireless," June 28 through July 2.
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"Devin has been a tireless advocate for driving improvement in the business, particularly in leading the Company forward after the PayPal spinoff," Chairman Thomas Tierney said in a statement.
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We speak of his incredible efforts and tireless work ethic during World War II, which has been catalogued in reams of scholarship and celebrated in countless movies and documentaries.
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A tireless champion of new art, Ms. Ashton ran afoul of John Canaday, a staunch anti-Modernist who became the newspaper's art news editor and chief critic in 1959.
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The Liverpool-born comedian was a tireless live performer who drew up a "giggle map" of Britain, telling him what made people laugh in different parts of the country.
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America Uprising, a documentary series spotlighting the social and economic crises shaping the resistance, is taking a closer look at the agitators, organizers, and tireless dissenters who aren't backing down.
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"She is a tireless and tenacious advocate of my agenda and has amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message," Trump said in a statement Thursday announcing the position.
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She is also a prodigious fundraiser, a tireless campaigner and has a record that includes passage of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, when she was last speaker.
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Ayrault said Kerry had stood by France through a series of recent terror attacks, had engaged in tireless global diplomacy and was an important ally in the fight against extremism.
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In hindsight, the board chose the right man because the club's former player is tireless in converting his own affection for the club into a core value for the team.
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In her tireless efforts to satisfy her hard-to-please grandchildren, Teta, as we called my grandmother, spent the entire summer indoors, hunched over the stove in the tiny kitchen.
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Tramaglini wishes the Kenilworth public school system nothing but the best, and he especially thanks the faculty and staff of the district's schools for their tireless dedication to their students.
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"Sometimes, you need a monster," Bruce tells his tireless butler slash best friend slash confidante, suiting up in an entirely different fashion for a fundraiser being held at Wayne Manor.
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Obama praised the "tireless" effort that went into the prisoner exchange, which comes a day after international inspectors concluded Tehran was in compliance with the deal governing its nuclear program.
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" The star hosted a campaign fundraiser for Clinton last fall at her Beverly Hills home, calling the former Secretary of State, "a tireless advocate for everyday Americans and their families.
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But then help arrived for Morales from an unexpected source: Bill Browder, a U.S.-born financier and tireless campaigner on behalf of the victims of persecution by the Russian government.
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An outstanding leader, visionary and champion for high-quality, affordable health care for all Americans, Bernard was a tireless advocate for Kaiser Permanente, our members and the communities we serve.
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If Conyers hadn't allegedly propositioned, groped, and verbally abused his staffers, perhaps his legacy would be contained to his civil rights work and his tireless defense of Medicare for All.
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A prolific social media user, tireless yogi, and avid body-confidence enthusiast, she is changing the way people think about yoga, ability, and body image, one hashtag at a time.
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As an editor of the upstart magazine Foreign Policy in the mid-1970s, Holbrooke became a tireless hustler, "the prototypical New Age political power networker," as Spy magazine called him.
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Astin calls his mother a "tireless warrior" in his tribute on the CrowdRise page, detailing how she campaigned and lobbied for mental health awareness, which he now wants to continue.
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The manufacturing executives had gathered in an Atlanta conference room last year to honor their senior United States senator, Johnny Isakson, for his tireless efforts on their behalf in Washington.
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These roofers and restoration experts do the tireless work of keeping these buildings functional for all of us, and they do it at great personal risk and with little recognition.
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He's also 82 years old, has been a tireless ambassador for the sport for years, and has been waiting far too long for an honor he earned six decades ago.
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After years of tireless, meticulous work, the tight-knit team at Cinelicious—with support from the Cinefamily—has restored Funeral Parade of Roses in 4k from the original 35mm negative.
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Elizabeth Warren, both tireless proponents of workers and vociferous critics of the financial elite, have been leading voices on issues like healthcare and economic policy as the Democratic primary unfolds.
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A regional director for the World Health Organization praised the tireless efforts of Congo's medical professionals and added that the country must stay vigilant to completely stamp out the disease.
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His tireless pro-Gamergate writing and tweeting turned him into one of the movement's most recognizable faces, building him an adoring and very vocal following in the reactionary gaming community.
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Ryan Adams, as the softboi's darkest incarnation, and his ex musician Phoebe Bridgers, whose song "Motion Sickness" could be viewed as a descriptor of his tireless work toward the cause.
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The most famous figure in that fight was a Presbyterian missionary named Donaldina Cameron, whose tireless efforts saved thousands of Chinese women and girls from sexual slavery and labor bondage.
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And it's true that the grind of the campaign trail, which puts candidates on a tireless schedule between states and time zones with little downtime, can be brutal for anyone.
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To his credit, Thieu was the driving force behind that initiative, called "Land to the Tiller," overcoming American reservations through the tireless efforts of his agriculture minister, Cao Van Than.
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There's Snoopy, of course, but well before he ever climbed atop his doghouse and took on the Red Baron, there were the aviators themselves, tireless curators of their own legends.
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But despite their tireless work, there has been little effort to both qualify and quantify the measurable difference they are making in individual lives and for society as a whole.
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"Lives were saved when the defendants' plot to detonate a bomb in a terrorist attack was thwarted by the tireless efforts of law enforcement," US Attorney Richard P. Donoghue said.
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The letters, Ms. Gordon said, also depict Hooker's tireless work on the ground in Connecticut — one of at least 22 states where women attempted to vote between 1868 and 1873.
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Here in Lawrence, where he has lived as a friend and as an upstanding member of our community, Syed's quiet compassion, his encouragement and his tireless dedication are well known.
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Skeptical of the official account of the assassination, he would wage a tireless campaign to prove it wrong — to work with private investigators in the hope of exonerating his father.
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Skeptical of the official account of the assassination, he would wage a tireless campaign to prove it wrong — to work with private investigators in the hope of exonerating his father.
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She was even listed as one of Gamasutra's "Top Developers of 2014," a spot earned through tireless dedication to industry diversity and equality in the wake of coordinated harassment campaigns.
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Tlaib, who's already broken barriers to become the first Muslim woman to serve in Michigan's state legislature, has tried to tip the scales in her favor simply by being tireless.
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"Watching her [Brinkley] on set is positively surreal, just because of her tireless vivaciousness and 'joie de vivre;' she never stops moving, and she literally sparkles into the camera," she says.
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But in recent years, the former Eurythmics front-woman has used her singular voice to push for female empowerment, becoming the one of the feminist movement's most visible and tireless champions.
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"We're grateful to Kevin for his dedicated and tireless service to Boeing, its customers and its communities during a challenging time, and for his commitment to support this transition," he added.
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Making headlines for more than just her pop prowess and chart-topping bangers, Selena Gomez will also be honored as 2017's "Woman of the Year" for her tireless philanthropic work.
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RNC Chairman Reince Priebus has also been a tireless adviser to and supporter of Trump, working to broker peace between Congress and party leaders like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Trump.
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Despite her tireless campaign to get the holiday recognized by the United States government, Jarvis ended up denouncing the institution she created, bankrupting herself as she fought against its perceived commercialization.
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" Even with the breakdown of the talks, Ambassador Maen Arikat, the Palestinian representative to the US, said Kerry's "tireless efforts were unmatched and his commitment to making progress was highly admired.
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We took wild, dangerous pack animals from the forests where they menaced us and our families, and domesticated them over years, turning them into tireless shepherds, keen hunters, and faithful companions.
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"Dean has been a valued member of my campaign team and a trusted friend; I appreciate and honor Dean's tireless efforts on behalf of saving America," Carson said in a statement.
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What a waste it would be to reverse years of tireless efforts that have begun to build a more inclusive system of parks and monuments that tell our full American story.
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"Alexis is a renowned social justice leader, lifelong political organizer, and a tireless advocate for reproductive rights and access to quality, affordable health care," PPFA and PPAF said in a statement.
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The bond market has been reacting to many headlines as candidates for the Fed chair were vetted by the White House and became rotating grist for Wall Street's tireless rumor mill.
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"We are proud to honor Eleanor Roosevelt, a woman revered around the world for her bold leadership and tireless efforts to create justice," NHDP Chairman Ray Buckley said in a statement.
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He is Johan Backman, a tireless supporter of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia who highlights the blurred lines between state-sponsored harassment and the expression of strongly held personal views.
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"His Majesty was a tireless champion of his country's development and demonstrated unflagging devotion to improving the standard of living of the Thai people," Obama said in a White House statement.
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A Mentor of Mentors When things get hard for Ladkani, he thinks of his mentor, legendary primatologist Jane Goodall, whose own tireless journey to save wildlife inspires him to keep going.
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The 2628-year-old actress, author, writer and producer who died suddenly this week after suffering a heart attack leaves a far more impactful legacy as a tireless mental health advocate.
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He was a popular figure at the school, where he was recognized as the tireless coach for the speech and debate team, which became a formidable national competitor under his leadership.
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We can't just throw cash at the burnout problem, either, like Don Draper does on "Mad Men" when his younger business partner Peggy Olson complains that her tireless work goes unrecognized.
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"Nasrin Sotoudeh is a human rights champion who should be applauded, not jailed, for her tireless defense of citizens' rights," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch.
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Rather, Lipinski is his own man, with his own ideas and a tireless penchant for trying to get Democrats and Republicans to work together for the good of the American people.
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In Afghanistan, Mr. Kerry's tireless interventions persuaded two competing Afghan politicians, Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah, to create a coalition government, an arrangement that now appears on the verge of collapse.
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"These laws will literally save lives, and their passage would not have been possible without the tireless work of advocates and allies across New York over the last decade," Griffin added.
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"His tireless pastoral work and his love for Cuba led him to decisively strengthen relations between the Roman Catholic Church and the State," the Cuban government said in a brief statement.
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"I would particularly like to acknowledge the many patient advocates who have played a tremendous and tireless role in bringing this important issue to the attention of the nation," she said.
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"Phyllis was a strong, proud, fierce and tireless warrior, and she was a warrior for the country, which she loved so much," he said while speaking at the St. Louis basilica.
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"That one rooster is always at it," observed onlooker Renee Wallace, executive director of Food Plus Detroit, and tireless facilitator and consultant to many food justice-related organizations around the city.
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The novel was published at last in 1980, in Switzerland, due to the tireless efforts of a handful of mostly Jewish Russophone writers and intellectuals, and it eventually became a classic.
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But Ben was able to go to a public school in his hometown, Exeter, N.H., because of the tireless work of the advocates, educators and public officials who came before us.
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" -- November 22 tweet "Thanks to our tireless effort to lower the price of prescription drugs, drug prices have declined in our country for the first time in more than 50 years.
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Its peculiar instrumentation has discouraged frequent performances: to program it, you need a virtuoso pianist, a first-rate French-horn player, tireless wind and brass, and a vast battery of percussion.
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The media had taken notice, along with a dedicated and tireless Brooklyn sex crimes detective who went knocking on doors and discovered new allegations that fell within the statue of limitations.
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The forbidden vault To understand the complex ballet of tight security protocols and tireless auditing that makes a fair Powerball draw possible, you first need to understand some lottery-level bureaucracy.
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Meanwhile, as the evidence of both subterfuge and obstruction continues to grow, Mr. Trump's tireless spinners and sophists are working to convince the American public that it's all no big deal.
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Despite numerous reports of food shortages and starvation, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) continues to fight its tireless PR war against the West by boasting of its culinary achievements.
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"Governor Schwarzeneggers' pulmonic valve was successfully replaced and he is currently recovering from the surgery and is in stable condition," Ketchell added, before thanking the "entire medical team for their tireless efforts."
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" Despite the current tensions with the White House, Countryman urged his colleagues in his parting remarks to remain "tireless" in upholding their oath to the Constitution "against all enemies foreign and domestic.
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"Matt and his family have been tireless in supporting the work of Brathay Trust and our thoughts and prayers are with them at this terrible time," the organization wrote on their website.
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"This moment never would have happened without the tireless work of these two flanking: HW. Keri Thompson and Nick DiGuadio," Evans' lawyer, Carrie Goldberg, tweeted about the officers who perp-walked Weinstein.
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Unlike my colleague Casey Newton, who is tireless in his campaign to get Twitter to offer the option to edit tweets, I entertain no illusions that my desired feature would be implemented.
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Dan Burton, who chaired the Government Oversight and Reform Committee, was a tireless champion of Clinton conspiracies, including hateful, noxious myths about the suicide of former deputy White House counsel Vince Foster.
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Medina Quiñónez found the remains of her son, Roberto Corrales, three years after she began her tireless search, which by then had transformed into something much larger than one mother's solitary grief.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have shown through their courageous, tireless work that they not only embody those ideals, but that they live and breathe them also outside of the newsroom.
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Although free trade is not the hot-button issue in Canada that it is in America, they have been tireless in listening to critics and trying to take their concerns into account.
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During the 19th century, Anthony was one of many reformers instrumental in pursuing the women's right to vote and was a tireless activist against slavery and for women's rights throughout her life.
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Newt Gingrich, the former Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives and tireless champion of President Donald Trump on cable television, called Mr Mueller a "superb choice" known for "honesty and integrity".
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During his decades-long career, Bowie's innovation and tireless creativity was not only reflected in his iconic music, but also in the trailblazing style his fans seldom managed to keep up with.
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Sampha's voice was commanding; over and over the crowd would start to sing along with songs, only to peter out as they found themselves unable to keep up with his tireless falsetto.
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Viewers will get a behind-the-scenes look at the tireless work and care rescuers offer to each sea turtle at one of the busiest sea turtle emergency rooms in the country.
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"As North Dakota's senator, Heidi's never forgotten where she comes from – she's a tireless voice for rural America and a dogged advocate for North Dakota," Biden said in a statement on Friday.
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" The canonization was a highlight of the Jubilee year, which the pope had proclaimed to celebrate the theme of mercy, and on Sunday he called Mother Teresa a "tireless worker of mercy.
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In June, his "cancer buddy" detective Luis Alvarez, a tireless advocate for 9/11 responders, died from complications of colorectal cancer after "one helluva rough battle" with the same cancer he has.
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"Boris Epshteyn is a tireless and effective advocate for our campaign," Mr. Miller said in a statement, adding that he was "a positive influence for those helping to change" the country's direction.
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One of our most intellectually ambitious filmmakers — a self-professed seeker of ecstatic truths, a tireless foot soldier of cinema — tackles what he calls "one of the greatest revolutions" humanity has experienced.
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Thank you for your tireless pursuit of spreading good, being an instrument of change, and seamlessly weaving the complex threads of our lives together into the warmest, softest, and most magical blanket.
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"Governor Schwarzeneggers' pulmonic valve was successfully replaced and his is currently recovering from the surgery and is in stable condition," Ketchell added, before thanking the "entire medical team for their tireless efforts."
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Within the Parisian fashion world, rumors abound that she will certainly go on to create something new: she is a tireless worker, and those who know her cannot imagine her lying dormant.
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These people have the right agility to shift strategy when needed, a tireless capacity of execution, and a drive that can be – at times – scary, but always used as a positive force.
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As those tireless conservative activists would be the first to tell you, winning the future depends on deliberate, long-term organizing in the present, even when — especially when — things appear most bleak.
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The two men share an environmental philosophy that may be roughly summarized as "industry over science," and, for all his flaws, Mr. Pruitt was tireless in the crusade to dismantle environmental protections.
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And though the group's first release established hardcore's ethos, it was the band's tireless commitment to touring that would establish the DIY touring network that so many young bands take for granted.
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In Netflix's Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker, audiences are treated to a colorful, fantasy-filled retelling of Madam C.J. Walker's tireless journey to revolutionize the beauty industry.
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A tireless advocate of new music for violin and a jazz pianist and composer join forces for this program of solo and duo works, as part of the ongoing Modern Piano (+) Festival.
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" The vice president drew wide criticism, and grumbling from White House aides, for hailing former Maricopa County sheriff Joe Arpaio as a "tireless champion of strong borders and the rule of law.
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It was a stunning announcement for a candidate who has long sought to portray himself as a tireless fighter and it came at a time of declining support for his presidential campaign.
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It was through this tireless campaigning that Santorum built a grassroots army of over 28500,6900 caucus captains to work on his behalf in the person-to-person combat that epitomizes Iowa caucuses.
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"In loving memory of Julie Berman, a proud Trans Woman and tireless advocate who fought to raise awareness of the increasing rates of anti-trans violence across our city," Pride Toronto tweeted.
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Fortunately, students and families have been spared the worst for now, thanks to tireless efforts of student advocates and a district court ruling that deemed DeVos' delay of debt relief efforts unlawful.
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Peter, a lithe and buoyant Scot, was the world's top player for much of the late nineties and early aughts, a tireless retriever with a remarkable ability to analyze his opponent's game.
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"Joe is the tireless advocate for public education and is the partner that students and educators need in the White House," NEA President Lily Eskelsen García said in a statement on Saturday.
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Born in 1805, she was a pioneering, Jamaican-born nurse — and hotelier and world traveler — of mixed race, and was noted for her tireless work on the battlefields of the Crimean War.
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The state laws mandating that women be told about breast density resulted from the tireless campaign of one woman with breast cancer, Nancy Cappello, a special-education teacher and administrator in Connecticut.
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But as Marie Solis explains in a piece for Broadly, these two seemingly contradictory directives—the pressure to be tireless, and the incentive to get a good night's sleep—aren't mutually exclusive.
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"Throughout his life he has been a fearless, tireless and trustworthy champion for the right of all our nation's children to have full and unfettered access to the American dream," Mr. Jealous said.
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A former senator and vice president of Palau, Mr. Chin is known as a tireless campaigner, who often hands out election T-shirts, many of which end up in the officers' donation pile.
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After months of tireless preparation and millions upon millions of dollars poured into organizing and advertisements, the Democratic Party still found a way to shake voters' confidence in its already convoluted process further.
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"Representation — those tireless men and women who represent us truly — our desires, our dreams, our individual strengths, and our ethical beliefs: to them, we owe a great deal," she said in her speech.
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Despite the well-meaning efforts of countless Americans, despite the tireless work of organizations like Freedom for Immigrants and the Immigrant Defenders Law Center, America is currently in the business of incarcerating people.
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Instead of laying fiber optic cable, a costly and time-consuming process that can involve tireless negotiations with local municipalities, Webpass delivers gigabit speeds using a mixture of existing wireless and Ethernet technologies.
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A #رحمه_حسن beautiful, gentle, talented, and tireless actress, and no one has the authority to rob her of her personal freedom to do anything or her right to express herself in any way.
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Led by the tireless conductor Gil Rose, who founded the ensemble in 21948, the orchestra has built a national presence through nearly 21959 releases from its garlanded in-house record label, BMOP/sound.
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" A tireless campaigner for change in fashion, she said: "I hope I can inspire other design houses to follow suit and to make this the most prestigious award, not just a one-off.
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It is just one view of the world as seen by Hiroshi Yoshida, a Japanese artist and tireless world traveler who made printmaking his medium from the early 20s to the early 40s.
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If there's one thing we've learned from season 2 of The Crown, it's that everyone was having an affair (or affairs, in the case of Matthew Goode's Tony Armstrong-Jones, that tireless lothario).
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He was in his mid-70s when I asked him how much rest he averaged each night given his tireless engagement in public life for what was already more than half a century.
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Recognized as a tireless champion of small businesses, Reagan was named Chair of the Commerce Committee in the House and, later, Chair of the Economic Development and Jobs Creation Committee in the Senate.
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Another recent report from Greenpeace International and Coalswarm (two organizations that have been tireless in tracking global coal plants) examines that growing list of coal exiteers (a new term I just made up).
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He made the fight against AIDS and the responsibility to protect civilians in conflict zones true priorities for the UN." - - - - "Kofi was a gentle man and a tireless leader of the United Nations.
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Between Russian bots on Facebook, tireless trolls on Twitter, and our inability to look away from it all, there was seemingly little that's redemptive about the platforms we use on a daily basis.
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Not only did she lead the charge for a new theosophical movement, but she is honored in the histories of vegetarianism and animal rights for her knowledge and tireless dedication to these causes.
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In doing so, Wheeler backed away from an initial proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes to third-party manufacturers that triggered a tireless lobbying campaign by industry opponents.
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Rick has been this tireless, incredible advocate who is eternally optimistic and hopeful, is really leading the conversation on the importance of getting these into the hands of therapists who can help people.
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"We can think of no one more deserving of the committee's recognition in 22019 than President Trump for his tireless work to bring peace to our world," they wrote in their nomination letter.
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" Prime Minister Theresa May praised the new law, tweeting that she is "very pleased to see the degrading practice of upskirting become a criminal offence after the tireless work of victims and campaigners.
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"As chief of the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower office, Sean was a tireless advocate for whistle-blowers and the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower program," said Erika A. Kelton, a partner at Phillips & Cohen.
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Becerra, chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, has been a tireless campaigner for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While many remember him as a courageous and tireless advocate for peace, Palestinians recall a different man — one who was very good at talking peace but not so good at walking the walk.
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For years, because of his reputation as a tireless campaigner who enjoys few things more than giving a stump speech and working the room afterward, Clinton was seen as a must-get surrogate.
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We are grateful to the Department of Health for their tireless work to end this outbreak, and we will continue to work with the City and community schools to end this serious outbreak.
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Clifford's lawyer Michael Avenatti, in his tireless and media-saturated pursuit of justice for his client (does this man sleep?) has been gleefully asserting that "Christmas came early" for him and his client.
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The tireless "Queen of Bulgarian comedy" has performed many roles in a career spanning from 1945 - when she played a maidservant in Moliere's Scapin the Schemer - to the present day, receiving numerous accolades.
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And of course the classic word-of-mouth, tireless and distorting, which in the past had turned news into gossip, the wounded into dead, and more than one neighbor into a guerrilla collaborator.
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More than anything, Selig was a tireless supporter of small-market and midmarket teams, pushing through revenue-sharing policies that redistributed millions of dollars from the larger market teams to the smaller ones.
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He described Girardi, whose contract expired after this season, as an exceptional manager with a tireless work ethic who served the Yankees well on and off the field during his decade in charge.
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That Mr. McCain was not a fan of President Putin and also a tireless supporter of his foes across the former Soviet Union, including the former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili, is beyond dispute.
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Children are often eager to define themselves with simple descriptions, but Rudolph's parents did not want her to feel restricted by categories like race, part of their tireless promotion of peace and love.
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Vice President Pence praised former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was convicted of contempt of court, as a "tireless champion of … the rule of law" during an event in Arizona on Tuesday.
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M.A.,' Michael's proven to be a tireless and versatile broadcaster with an incredible ability to connect with people, from veterans and all kinds of newsmakers to a host of modern American cultural icons.
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Bill Clinton, even 22 years removed from his last campaign, has long been viewed as a tireless campaigning who enjoys few things more than giving a stump speech and working the room afterward.
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"I would like to thank Chris Hsu for his leadership, tireless energy and enthusiasm over the past 15 months and wish him well in his new venture," Loosemore said in a statement Monday.
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The Centers for Disease Control, after months of tireless campaigning by activists, is helping to spread the truth that HIV positive individuals with an undetectable viral load cannot transmit the disease to others.
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When Barry first begins her investigation of the House of Oudh, her tireless pursuit is driven by a hunch that their story is connected to the larger tensions of British departure from India.
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Now that the Super Bowl is over and even more of North America's sporting consciousness is there to be seized by professional basketball's tireless headline-makers, here is our best advice: Buckle up.
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Ms. Day, a 2017 Tony nominee for Lynn Nottage's "Sweat," glides through the many chapters of her character's life — which include an early abortion and a deathbed vigil — with tireless grace and vitality.
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Miners continue their tireless search on Friday for the toddler who fell into a well more than a week ago in Southern Spain as they now have to resort to explosives to reach him.
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Iglesias reviews for major outlets like NPR and is frank about what it takes for small-press authors to get their books into the hands of readers, and his tireless promotion has paid off.
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This century's most tireless and high-profile example of the little show that could, "39 Steps" was (according to the official credits) adapted from Buchan's 1915 novel about dastardly espionage in a sleeping Britain.
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Back in the day, Jed's mother was a tireless committeewoman of the civil rights movement, taking indigent women into her house, while insisting on achievement for her sons, and particularly for the gifted Cello.
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"We're grateful to Kevin for his dedicated and tireless service to Boeing, its customers and its communities during a challenging time, and for his commitment to support this transition," Muilenburg said in a release.
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Medical images are nearly all in digital form, Mr. Howard notes, and the tireless scanning for telltale signs of abnormal tissue is a task for which deep-learning image recognition technology is well suited.
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So there is likely to be a ready audience for this book from David Kynaston, a distinguished and tireless historian who has already written four volumes on the City of London, among other works.
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Our collaboration with Ben Stiller was a true partnership and his tireless devotion to detail in storytelling elevated the material, and we couldn't agree more emphatically with the Academy's recognition of his excellent work.
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After the White House At a ceremony to honor Reno in 2009, then-Attorney General Eric Holder praised his predecessor for her tenacity and tireless work ethic during her eight years in the job.
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"Thanks to the tireless work by the San Diego Police Department and incredible help from the public, we have a suspect in custody," San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer said on Twitter late on Thursday.
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"We are saddened to see him leave but grateful for the tireless work he has put in to help us grow our brand and public image, and build various relationships with government," Li said.
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It is absurd that Trump's self-aggrandizing nomination is being given incessant attention, while someone whose peaceful and tireless work spanning many years for the advancement of all Saudi women remains locked behind bars.
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In the weeks after the Kumamoto earthquake, Kumamon was so necessary that in his absence his fans simply conjured him up themselves, independently, as an object of sympathy, a tireless saviour, an obvious hero.
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We met when I was living and working in London and he was beginning what would become a tireless activist campaign to exonerate and vindicate Magnitsky, for whose death he feels a personal responsibility.
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No one I met on the street told me that democracy was a process of increasing egalitarian inclusion only made possible by tireless agitators, even though that's a perfectly legitimate way to define it.
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Those who have worked with Rohrabacher on the House Foreign Affairs Committee know him as a tireless advocate of policies that put America first while supporting democracy movements and freedom fighters around the world.
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In Amazon's tireless quest to take all the pain points out of shopping — and make you buy as much as humanly possible, the mega retailer is utilizing Alexa to push out holiday shopping deals.
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The new tax law is just one part of the President's tireless efforts to help hardworking families and rebuild the economy by creating the necessary incentives for companies to invest and grow in America.
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These are his remarks, as prepared for delivery: Thank you, Bill, for that introduction, but more importantly, thank you for the tireless efforts you and Melinda put in towards making this a better world.
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The Titanic's lights only went out when she finally went under, due to the tireless efforts of the ship's engineers, who stayed behind to keep the electricity and pumps running while the ship sank.
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The 19th century was when the modern Thanksgiving meal began to take shape, thanks to the republishing of pamphlets and historical records from the Pilgrims of the first Thanksgiving celebration and Hale's tireless advocacy.
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But the limits of his offensive skills and connection to working-class America were exposed during the 6900 elections, when congressional Republicans failed to muster anything close to Trump's tireless campaigning and massive rallies.
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As Puerto Rico struggles to come back online, today's commercial drones are actually lifting power lines into place, to help the tireless crews on the ground there do their jobs faster and more safely.
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I applaud the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee for its work on the Opioid Crisis Response Act of 2018 and the states' attorneys general for their tireless efforts to stem this crisis.
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Dozens of firefighters attended the ceremony, and they were met with applause and handshakes, an acknowledgment of their tireless efforts — more than 100 uninterrupted hours so far — to the dead and help the wounded.
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An entirely black team in an era when African-American involvement in baseball is on a steady decline, it is funded by booster donations and the tireless work of the head coach Lavert Andrews.
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The night's top honor -- best drama -- went to "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," a story about a mother's tireless effort to see someone brought to justice for the rape and murder of her daughter.
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"While I am sad to lose such exceptional talent, I know she will do an outstanding job as Chief of Staff for the CFPB and be a tireless advocate for American consumers," Hensarling said.
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Sadly, the harsh conditions of life on the reservation, as well as the tireless work of the police officers safeguarding their community, are drowned out by the endless cacophony of Donald Trump-related news.
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The Warriors need to do something to break his rhythm because expecting him to wear out like James Harden did in the Western Conference finals is not a good strategy against the tireless James.
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Late in life, when O'Brien is frail, defeated, stricken with diabetes and facing mounting debts, his name is finally about to be cleared by the F.B.I. thanks to Goldsmith's tireless investigative shovel and spadework.
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"Marielle was an outspoken and courageous advocate for victims of police abuse and a tireless defender of the rights of women and Afro-Brazilians," said Maria Laura Canineu, Brazil director at Human Rights Watch.
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President Trump has named Republican board member Philip Miscimarra Acting Chairman, a tenured board member who has been a tireless advocate for pro-employer and employee policies that protect workplace freedom and America's workforce.
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"Devin has been a tireless advocate for driving improvement in the business, particularly in leading the Company forward after the PayPal spinoff," Thomas Tierney, chairman of the board at eBay, said in a statement.
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"Even with all of these imperfections, her gifts elevate her – blue eyes that see the best in the people she loves and a tireless drive to make sure they see it too," he wrote.
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" He continued, "Even with all of these imperfections, her gifts elevate her – blue eyes that see the best in the people she loves and a tireless drive to make sure they see it too.
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Read for all this, but mostly to savor lines like these: 'he plunged into the sea and swooped between/the waves, just like a seagull catching fish,/wetting its whirring wings in tireless brine.
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Winsor & Newton's heritage spans an impressive 184 years – it's a heritage founded on innovation, dedication and the tireless pursuit of perfection – values that have inspired generations of artists and continue to do so today.
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This simplification doesn't just erase her later work—and she never stopped working—it also ignores her surprising sass, her lifelong philanthropy, and her tireless perseverance in the face of personal and professional setbacks.
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Truman was a tireless campaigner, and he took long train trips with dozens of stops to remind audiences of everything the Democrats had done for them and to exhort them to vote for Stevenson.
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The new clinic, which will replace the current facility by adding several more exam rooms and office spaces, is expected to complete construction in November in spite of the seemingly tireless workings of abortion opponents.
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But, after four years of tireless efforts, Shumlin reluctantly ended his quest when his analysts concluded it would require an 11.5 percent payroll tax plus a sliding-scale income tax that peaked at 9.5 percent.
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While delegates — and millions of viewers across the country — watched, the former first daughter shared personal stories painting the nominee as a doting mother and grandmother, tireless public servant, and advocate for those in need.
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Simon & Schuster; 243 pages; $28A delightful life, by a spirited academic, of a 19th-century American woman who wrote poetry, plays and books, became a tireless speaker for feminist causes, notably women's right to vote.
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"We say 'Bet on Black' this year as confirmation of the passionate, tireless and innovative work being done by communities and families to protect the first food and this deeply nourishing tradition," Sangodele-Ayoka added.
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The documents, the newspaper reported, paint Manafort as an aggressive, anti-establishment operative with global influence and a tireless work ethic, who was willing to indulge Trump's penchant for running a cheap, bare-bones campaign.
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Raúl M. Grijalva (D-Ariz.), a tireless advocate for Latinos as well as black and native communities, hosted a panel on the importance of investing in parks and preserving open spaces at the CHCI conference.
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With his vigor for philanthropy and tireless efforts to expand the reach and impact of the Library, he achieved so much to advance the Library of Congress as an enduring place for scholars and learners.
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The prize, established in 1988, is named for the nuclear physicist Andrei D. Sakharov (1921-89), who led the Soviet Union's development of the hydrogen bomb and then became a tireless crusader for human rights.
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His administration, led by tireless Secretary of State James Baker and a brain trust of Middle East and Cold War specialists, orchestrated a major international summit on the Middle East in Madrid, Spain, that October.
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Like many scene pioneers, Heard long relied on tireless gigging and producing remixes to make ends meet, in tandem with a healthy release schedule through the 20163s to early 2000s and his own Alleviated label.
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