"I'm honored to receive this Trailblazer award from a trailblazer — the goddess of rock," she said.
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Wonder Woman was a trailblazer for female heroes in comics, and now she's a trailblazer at the movies.
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Chevrolet Trailblazer Chevy replaced the Blazer with a new version it christened Trailblazer in the early 2000s and it enjoyed a brief, but strong run.
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" Its lyrics include: "So you wanna be a trailblazer?
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It was an inspiring celebration for a truly remarkable trailblazer.
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And, as with any trailblazer, she's already faced some pushback.
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South Korea has long been a trailblazer in telecom deployments.
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A trailblazer, a journalist, a woman of integrity and valor.
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Florida has long been a trailblazer on gun rights legislation.
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In many ways, Tasaka is a trailblazer for this incentive.
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"She was a trailblazer," Ms. Toti said of Judge Gershon.
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Cost: $28Find out more about Piccolina's Trailblazer Portrait Tees here.
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That's why Iman is such a trailblazer in the community.
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"She was a trailblazer," Ms. O'Dell said of the detective.
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There's an extra sense of meaning, of being an trailblazer.
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That is in part because Kuwait was once the Gulf's trailblazer.
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AS TAIWAN'S FIRST female president, Tsai Ing-wen is a trailblazer.
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How do you get people to see you as a trailblazer?
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Friends and colleagues described the judge as a trailblazer and pioneer.
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The latest trailblazer: singer/songwriter Jen Hirsh, professionally known as Monogem.
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Small screen pioneer Ryan Murphy is this year's VH1 Trailblazer honoree.
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Not only is Ross a trailblazer herself — she's paying it forward.
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But he admits that being a trailblazer hasn't always been easy.
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He could have turned to Michael Jordan, the shaved-headed trailblazer.
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That's right: the Merc with the Mouth just became a trailblazer.
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Oldfield: My great-grandfather was a [trailblazer] within the postal service.
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Then, New York trailblazer Junglepussy breaks down her new album JP3.
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Detroit techno trailblazer Juan Atkins and Dutch veteran Orlando Voorn, a.k.a.
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Clearly, the man is the foremost trailblazer of the 21st century.
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Tiger Woods hasn't only been a trailblazer on the golf course.
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Being a trailblazer is what leaning in is all about, right?
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John Bel Edwards (D) , paying tribute to the "trailblazer" on Twitter.
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Because Katherine was a legendary woman, a trailblazer, an American hero.
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Dignified trailblazer Jackie Robinson is mourning the death of his son.
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Although she was a fearless trailblazer, she also was a divisive figure.
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Speechless' Micah Fowler is more than just an actor, he's a trailblazer.
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That's also the message behind his new book, "Trailblazer," released this week.
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"I'm not a trailblazer," she said in an interview with The Guardian.
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Wood told friends he was getting tired of being a football trailblazer.
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You'll probably get a National Organization for Women Trailblazer Award or something.
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But hey, he was such a trailblazer, it's only natural isn't it?
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Learn more about The Salesforce Trailblazer Bundle of online classes See Details
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The 2018 Trailblazer Honors will air June 28 at 9:30 p.m.
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Shonda Rhimes is often called a trailblazer – but she sees it differently.
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Clinton's embrace of her role as a trailblazer is a different approach.
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The Japan Trailblazer Fund is Salesforce Venture's first local fund in Asia.
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In that sense, truly a trailblazer for future workplace timewasters like Slack.
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"Kei's been a trailblazer for Naomi," Duguid, her agent from I.M.G., says.
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The brilliant Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticica was a prodigy and a trailblazer.
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And we've just learned of another honoree: Kesha will receive the Trailblazer award.
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"It is kind of the trailblazer of the house right now," Catherine says.
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I appreciate the trailblazer label but I don't think that's really the case.
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She became a trailblazer, one of Maryland's earliest women prosecutors and trial judges.
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Rose, who will be honored with the NAACP Trailblazer Theater Award on Feb.
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You, too, are a trailblazer — you're the first female filmmaker from Saudi Arabia.
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I feel like that's what it takes to be a trailblazer and trendsetter.
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Jaime was a passive player before, but Kiki turned him into a trailblazer.
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The supermodel has long been a trailblazer for women of color in fashion.
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She was a trailblazer and "humble pioneer," according to those who knew her.
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She was a trailblazer and "humble pioneer," according to those who knew her.
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The Housley Life, produced by Trailblazer Studios, premieres July 24 at 10 a.m.
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You're put in a situation where you might have to be that trailblazer.
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I feel like Chris Milk is the early trailblazer, doing really interesting stuff.
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Her grandfather, WWE Hall of Famer Rocky "Soul Man" Johnson, was a trailblazer.
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If Ivanka were anyone else's daughter, she would be praised as a trailblazer.
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In "Trailblazer," Benioff attributes Salesforce&aposs focus on social good to its success.
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Even there, she was a trailblazer for today's celebrity scofflaws like Lindsay Lohan.
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She became a trailblazer, one of Maryland's earliest women prosecutors and trial tested.
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Then there's Lowery Stokes Sims, who has been a trailblazer throughout her career.
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There's a lot of academic work, but she was this incredible maverick, visionary, trailblazer.
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Burford was something of a trailblazer as the first woman to lead the EPA.
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"OSIRIS-REx is really a trailblazer," Dante Lauretta, the mission's principal investigator, told Nature.
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The answer: NASA will continue to be a trailblazer for those private sector innovators.
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Kickstarter has always been a trailblazer, and this is a pivotal moment for tech.
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Though eBay was a trailblazer in e-commerce, the company now lags behind Amazon.
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Ellen is a trailblazer who taught middle America not to be afraid of lesbians.
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"She was a trailblazer," says her daughter Susan, who's the mom of two daughters.
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"Born and brewed in London", trumpets this trailblazer of the UK craft-brewing scene.
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Today you will find many stories calling Monte Irvin a trailblazer, an integration pioneer.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman is certainly a trailblazer in the field of opportunist Trump worshippers.
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" Cloud described Musgraves overall style as "a little bit retro, a little bit trailblazer.
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President Xi is a trailblazer, he opens up a new model for China's development.
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But the Trailblazer still lives—in South America and parts of Asia, at least.
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And while she isn't interested in being a trailblazer, she most certainly is one.
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Hall-of-famer Monte Irvin was a true trailblazer in the world of sports.
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Barack Obama remembered him as a trailblazer who told stories Hollywood tried to ignore.
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In fact, he pushed back on the mystique he's developed as an eccentric trailblazer.
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So harking back to the pre-communist era for a feminist trailblazer makes sense.
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Flipkart was the trailblazer that paved the way for others to build great startups.
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His "most formative business classroom wasn't a classroom at all," he writes in Trailblazer.
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Though he has been a trailblazer, he has always been the odd man out.
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"Debbie is being a little bit of a trailblazer on the climate issue, but she was always a trailblazer on clean energy," said Stephen Smith, executive director of the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, an environmental advocacy group based in Knoxville, Tenn.
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Viola Davis is a trailblazer in Hollywood — and not just for her ground-breaking roles.
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Twenty-year-old Greek trailblazer Stefanos Tsitsipas also dumped Djokovic out of the Montreal Masters.
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Ruth Reichl, who edited Gold at The Times and at Gourmet, called him a trailblazer.
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As a black entertainer, after all, Cosby was a trailblazer on television and through comedy.
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The Japan Trailblazer Fund will invest in enterprise cloud companies at start and growth stages.
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Meghan Markle, aka, the Duchess of Sussex, is something of a trailblazer as a royal.
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"I've never really thought of myself as a trailblazer," she said, according to The Cut.
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From rocking naked dresses to embracing underboob, Cher has always been the ultimate fashion trailblazer.
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And as an openly gay woman, she was a trailblazer in more ways than one.
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Being a trailblazer is challenging and having a strong support is critical to your success.
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"Nike is a brand trailblazer and I expect others to follow their actions," he added.
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Aretha Franklin was an artistic genius and trailblazer whose gift to the world transcends time.
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Did you see that Prince Buster, the trailblazer of Jamaican ska, died recently at 78?
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The company has been celebrated there as a trailblazer in the so-called sharing economy.
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Lister was a gender-disrupting trailblazer, who recorded experiences that society refused to admit existed.
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But for women in the bureau, Ms. Pasenelli, who died this year, was a trailblazer.
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The passage refers to a 19th-century trailblazer in physics and several of his interests.
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Lord & Taylor, the once leading fashion retailer that has been fading, considers itself a trailblazer.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Bank of Japan has been an unhappy trailblazer in central banking.
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Newspapers that regularly published his columns and lionized him as a trailblazer cannot mention him.
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But one company is inarguably both the trailblazer and master of EVs: Elon Musk's Tesla.
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Molly McCann has been called a trailblazer for women looking to get into professional fighting.
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He leaves a legacy as a trailblazer for the department he served for a decade.
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Kaling is a trailblazer and has paved the way for how women are depicted onscreen.
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He was jovial, kind, a trailblazer for his faith and a beacon for his community.
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In the hours since his death, the deputy was described as a trailblazer multiple times.
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She was a trailblazer on many issues, not the least of which was immigration policy.
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He is the prince of prints, a trailblazer in the world of floral printed mens wear.
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"When you're building a category alongside a global trailblazer, standards have to be global," he said.
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Turkina is well known in the Russian art world as a trailblazer for feminist art exhibitions.
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Mr Netanyahu was a trailblazer in his skilful intertwining of ethnic nationalism and anti-establishment populism.
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The two were last seen traveling in a 2004 navy blue Chevrolet Trailblazer, according to police.
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Trump may seem like a reckless trailblazer, but at least half of that characterization is wrong.
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Elise the Trailblazer is a very strong legendary despite being a middling 5-mana 23/22.
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Jada Pinkett Smith (Trailblazer Award) and The Rock (Generation Award) were just some of the honorees.
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Being a trailblazer through the legislative process is natural territory for the little state that could.
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There he joined the collective Gothboiclique, and became a trailblazer known for blending emo and rap.
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In that regard, Donald Trump, at least according to North Korea's foreign minister, is a trailblazer.
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Francesco Palmieri, a chef who worked at Colors when it first opened, called her a trailblazer.
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"She saw in Hillary a fellow trailblazer with an unlimited future," he said in an email.
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It turns out that Ms. Marvel is a trailblazer on the Studios' side of things, too.
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VMwareAder says Red Hat has long been a trailblazer for Kubernetes, with its product called OpenShift.
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If Warren saw herself as a trailblazer for women in law, she has never acknowledged it.
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DoubleClick, once again, was a trailblazer as it became a training ground for New York entrepreneurs.
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The players: DraftKings was a trailblazer in the daily fantasy sports market, regularly competing with FanDuel.
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He was a trailblazer and he really did change the way that we all write about food.
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In just a few years, Niantic has evolved from internal side project into an independent industry trailblazer.
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" Gervasi went on to praise the 57-year-old singer as "a trailblazer and a true original.
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Markle is a trailblazer in many respects, but she still must abide by basic royal etiquette protocol.
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Serena Williams' daughter Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr. was born on September 1, and she's already a trailblazer.
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You're possibly a trailblazer in your work (or you just really love keeping up on the trends).
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This trailblazer is definitely going places — and now she has the right identification to get her there.
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Marrot herself was a trailblazer, introducing colorful flair to the traditional art deco design of the era.
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She's been a fashion trailblazer throughout her career, championing bold looks well before they became mainstay trends.
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Like Ginsburg, Leder is a trailblazer in her field, who has faced setbacks because of her gender.
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Mike Pence is a pro-life trailblazer and Mr. Trump could not have made a better choice.
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With her Olympics qualification, Karmakar has shown that she is a trailblazer in more ways than one.
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Actor Kate Hudson is not only a success in Hollywood, she's now a trailblazer in business too.
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She is a trailblazer for every woman who is on the air right now in my business.
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Major League Baseball legend and civil rights trailblazer Frank Robinson died Thursday at the age of 6900.
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Manuel's friend and fellow trailblazer Lia Neal had forwarded the messages after stumbling across them on Twitter.
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The photographs include "Trailblazer (A Dream Deferred)," with Ms. Gaignard dressed in an antebellum-era bustle dress.
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Both aspects of his career are celebrated in "Arthur Mitchell: Harlem's Ballet Trailblazer," at the Wallach gallery.
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Yet she does not view herself through that prism or want to be seen as a trailblazer.
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I mean, that is literally our mission — so we gave her the Tech Trailblazer Award last year.
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There was excitement about another trailblazer, Bubba Wallace, the first full-time black driver since the 1970s.
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The deputy leaves a legacy as a trailblazer Dhaliwal is survived by his wife and three children.
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Mr. Benioff wrote in his book "Trailblazer" that change shouldn't be left only to a company's leadership.
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"Trailblazer: From The Mountains of Kashmir to the Summit of Global Business and Beyond" by Farooq Kathwari
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A trailblazer, Ms. Chisholm was the first African-American woman to serve in the United States Congress.
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She is 36 now: a mother, a trailblazer, and one of the greatest to ever play any sport.
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" In introducing Pelosi, McCarthy called her an "experienced leader," a "fighter for her causes" and a "true trailblazer.
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You're a resilient trailblazer, inspiring those around you to believe in themselves, which often earns you leadership positions.
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Legendary filmmaker, activist and human-rights trailblazer Sidney Poitier can now add "nonagenarian" to his list of accomplishments.
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He's on tour promoting his book, Trailblazer, and is understandably generating headlines and free promotion as a result.
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Plus, these pups have one trailblazer to thank for their adventures in online shopping and workplace canine culture.
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To continue the spirit of Pride Month, we're proud to feature this bold portrait of a fearless trailblazer.
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And that's why I wrote the book Trailblazer, because that's how I think all companies should be run.
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Nevertheless she persisted, in name: Bailey decides to name her colonoscopy device The Trailblazer in honor of Marge.
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President Obama gave a shout-out to Caitlyn Jenner during a taping of Logo's "Trailblazer Honors" on Thursday.
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"We salute Director Haspel, a trailblazer who today becomes the first woman to lead the CIA," he said.
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Officers reviewed surveillance video that placed a black GMC Trailblazer at the scene of the killings, Boyce said.
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GM produced a version of its Colorado pick-up trucks and Trailblazer SUVs for Asian and Australasian markets.
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The country hasn't always been a trailblazer for LGBTQ equality, in fact homosexuality wasn't decriminalized there until 23.
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Nikon Trailblazer Binoculars for $23 ($22 off): With binoculars, you're constantly trading off size and weight versus resolution.
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Her name was Mabel Fairbanks, and she was a trailblazer: an African-American woman who coached figure skating.
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She said she's very proud of The Bold Type and considers it to be a trailblazer in representation.
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A true trailblazer who drew pentagrams on his Five-Star binder and had even tried to skateboard once.
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"I wasn't thinking so much about being a trailblazer; I was thinking about getting a gig," he said.
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As he rose through the ranks, he found himself taking on a new role in the sport: trailblazer.
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If the case went the other way, Gunn's litigation could take Brooke S.B.'s place as a trailblazer.
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A new biography, Last Girl Before the Freeway by Leslie Bennetts, repositions Rivers as also a business trailblazer.
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He paid for his wedding in full and bought his new wife, Lindsay Marsh, a blue Chevy TrailBlazer.
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But she was also a trailblazer, willing to take risks and get battered and bruised in the arena.
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"They're trailblazer issues and we'll overcome them," says Allan Rewak, executive director of the Cannabis Council of Canada.
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"We consider her the trailblazer," Klobuchar said of Duckworth, citing the current record of 23 sitting female senators.
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Toscanini had been a trailblazer in his earlier years, championing composers like Berlioz, Debussy, Ravel, Puccini and Strauss.
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For all the current focus on identity, the fact that he&aposs an LGBTQ trailblazer was an afterthought.
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The pride in the room was palpable when Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen was awarded the Trailblazer prize.
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At age 75, the trailblazer became the first African American woman to make it to the North Pole.
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Brown, who succeeded Ronald Reagan as governor in 20123, has been called a centrist, populist, pragmatist, doomsayer and trailblazer.
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Mary Tyler Moore, who died at the age of 80, was a trailblazer, both on and off the screen.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was awarded the Generation Award, and Jada Pinkett Smith was honored with the Trailblazer Award.
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But Mr. Comey said the case was "unlikely to be a trailblazer," because encryption technology is changing so quickly.
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The episode comes after Pinkett Smith won the Trailblazer Award at the 2019 MTV Movie & TV Awards last week.
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Finally, to be the first of something is really interesting because I never considered myself to be a trailblazer.
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And while the model believes in the concept of a trailblazer, that doesn't mean there's only room for one.
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" Steinmen paid tribute to the trailblazer who's defeat by Trump — and his campaign's unofficial slogan of "Lock her up!
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Streaming trailblazer Roku will reportedly challenge Apple, Google, and Amazon's streaming products with its forthcoming 4K Roku Streaming Stick+.
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At Thursday's announcement, Wang said he wanted Wanda's operations to act as a "trailblazer" for China's national sports push.
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Today, the Dodge Neon and the Chevy Trailblazer are in the automotive equivalent of the international witness protection program.
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A few years ago, the Trailblazer died off here and was replaced by both the Equinox and Traverse crossovers.
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His legacy as leader, independent thinker, technological trailblazer, and American patriot will endure and continue to serve as inspiration.
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Pinkett Smith was also presented with the Trailblazer Award at the 2019 MTV Movie and TV Awards in June.
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Others wanted to see Yamamoto in with Urijah Faber, a trailblazer in the featherweight class in the United States.
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Troubling as they may be, Bynes' personal struggles don't diminish the fact that professionally, she was a teen trailblazer.
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LightHouse was widely hailed as a trailblazer with its home cameras that offered 3D sensors and artificial intelligence capabilities.
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Tim Tagaris, a senior adviser to Sanders, is seen in political circles as trailblazer of small-dollar online giving.
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"As we celebrate women's history, I too want to congratulate a remarkable trailblazer, Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi," Rodgers said.
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Dhaliwal was a trailblazer Dhaliwal was a 10-year veteran who is survived by his wife and three children.
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Garcia is a trailblazer in the lowbrow/pop surrealism movement first spawned by custom-car culture in Los Angeles.
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Finally, to be the first of something is really interesting because I never considered my self to be a trailblazer.
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Monica Rich Kosann accepted the Trailblazer Award for her jewlery collection and Loeffler Randall was named Brand of the Year.
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In a single week in 2013, the band was given both Opry membership and the Americana Music Association's Trailblazer Award.
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But Purdue has been the clear trailblazer, the innovator whose actions set the standards and inspired the deeds of others.
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As for Malaviya, she's undeniably a trailblazer in a very male-dominated sport, which is still pretty new to India.
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Her fellow congresswomen mourned her on social media, many of them calling her a trailblazer and a force of nature.
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We spoke to Pike about playing influential Maries (Colvin and Curie), war journalism, and the cost of being a trailblazer.
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And there's a great set of courses on sale in the Salesforce Trailblazer Bundle that can help you get there.
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The actor was hailed immediately after his death for his role as a trailblazer in helping to diversify daytime television.
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In the years prior to announcing the new Canada Trailblazer Fund, Salesforce Ventures made investments in Aislelabs, Vidyard and LeadSift.
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Do you feel any hesitation about breaking into a genre where you might be not only a trailblazer, but peerless?
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When the detectives approached him, the suspect allegedly rammed into their vehicle several times with his Trailblazer, according to Boyce.
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Greene was honored at the event by Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who called her a trailblazer for women in technology.
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Moore, who died on Wednesday at the age of 80, was a trailblazer for women, and single women in particular.
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Rosie Perez never wanted to become an actress, but she ended up becoming a major trailblazer in the movie industry.
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During the peak of the civil rights movement, Rudolph was a trailblazer for the rights of African Americans and women.
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The feminist media personality, #freethebush trailblazer, and founder of the upcoming Amber Rose Slutwalk, also runs the Amber Rose Foundation.
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The UK North Sea was a trailblazer for the unlocking of new oil and gas resources deep under the sea.
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But right now, he is the lone trailblazer, and theaters are going to go only so far in helping him.
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Renault, meanwhile, has no business in the U.S. but has been a trailblazer in electric car and fuel-efficient technologies.
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It's a trailblazer, for sure, but what comes rolling down that trail next is going to be ultimately more interesting.
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"Bruce's was the trailblazer," he said, adding that until his family's shop, most beef patties were made in home kitchens.
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Yet in Mr. Hadelich's lean, fervent account of the Brahms, that master emerges as a trailblazer, a precursor to Ligeti.
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Create a comic book or children's book to celebrate the life and achievements of Christina Koch or another female trailblazer.
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You can choose to celebrate the achievements of the astronaut Christina Koch or another female trailblazer, role model or hero.
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Even though lots of people do it now, you were a trailblazer, and nobody can take that away from you.
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Jada Pinkett Smith may not be sure if she's worthy of the trailblazer award, but her friends have no doubts whatsoever!
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Forever the fashion trailblazer, Sarah Jessica Parker chose a predictably edgy gown for the second major award show of the season.
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While Stayzilla was a trailblazer for making nationwide travel more accessible, Vasupal conceded that market education and demand creation drained resources.
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When the ruling was announced during the off-season, members of Kansas State's basketball program teased Rohleder for being a trailblazer.
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Most major carmakers have released plug-in hybrids like the Volt (or soon will), showing what a trailblazer it really was.
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Online already accounts for 5 percent of the grocery market in Britain, which has been a global trailblazer in food ecommerce.
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"Finally, to be the first of something is really interesting, because I never considered myself to be a trailblazer," Brown continued.
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The project at Mount Boutmezguida, however, has been a trailblazer for other projects due to its equipment, according to its founders.
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Her friends, family members and former colleagues recount her brilliance and try to resurrect her as the trailblazer that she was.
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Unlike the set above, Elise the Trailblazer and her battlecry Un'Goro Pack give you more cards instead of taking them away.
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The Democratic Governors Association, in a statement late Tuesday, touted Lujan Grisham as a trailblazer, while taking a shot at Martinez.
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At X, Y, and Z, you can also expect to read an uplifting message addressed directly to your own future trailblazer.
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Twenty-two years on, Savoca says that If These Walls Could Talk was a trailblazer in its frank discussion of abortion.
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"She is the founder of nursing education in China — the pioneer, the trailblazer," said Qian Gang, a Hong Kong-based historian.
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She was a trailblazer for women when entering politics was difficult and male counterparts could treat them with disdain and disrespect.
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It could be a new uniform for a new term, with Ms. Pelosi framed as a new kind of fashion trailblazer.
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"Janet Reno was an inspiration & trailblazer for so many women in law enforcement & government — including me," Lynch wrote on Twitter Monday.
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Revered as a hockey trailblazer, he has worked tirelessly over the years with youth in his community and across the country.
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A gay trailblazer was the French-language comedy "La Cage Aux Folles" (1979) about an actual drag queen (with a partner!).
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"Judge Batts was a trailblazer who broke new ground and inspired many NYers and young lawyers to fight for justice," Rep.
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Stephens was a trailblazer who helped create a lucrative career path for black and brown women who write romantic fiction novels.
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Prominent marijuana activists responded by awarding Sanders with their first-ever trailblazer award at the High Times Business Summit in December.
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Ms. Varda is a French new wave trailblazer, but they were in Hollywood because Mr. Demy had the big-studio contract.
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More importantly, she was a trailblazer who tore down barriers for female journalists during her career of more than 40 years.
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Called a "trailblazer" by many, Abdus-Salaam was also the first African-American woman to serve on New York's highest court.
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Kylie Jenner may be widely considered the world's youngest self-made billionaire, but she's far from being the first beauty-industry trailblazer.
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Despite the historic nature of her position, Cunningham isn't overly eager to cast herself as a trailblazer on a gender-based crusade.
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"What sets you apart can sometimes feel like a burden, and it's not," Stone said, accepting her MTV Trailblazer Award in 2012.
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The idea of a live-action Bebop is exciting, but Netflix's record with anime adaptations doesn't exactly bode well for this trailblazer.
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Fans hoping for change at the top of men's tennis will look to Greek trailblazer Tsitsipas to give Federer a better shake.
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Bailey wants to take a sabbatical and enjoy her giant Trailblazer check (and watch Ted Talks?), so she makes Teddy interim chief
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" The initial invitation to be featured in the magazine was something the trailblazer told BuzzFeed News was "an absolute dream come true.
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"Corporate initiatives such as Salesforce Ventures' new Canada Trailblazer Fund provide valuable support to technology entrepreneurs throughout their start-and-scale journey."
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Thanks to your tips, the Chevrolet Trailblazer has been identified but investigators are still seeking information about the silver sedan. pic.twitter.com/M4VFAiVBCn
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In the '90s, Victoria's Secret was a trailblazer in the industry, offering everyday sex appeal to women in shopping malls and suburbs.
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Speaking before a congressional panel Thursday, FBI Director James Comey said the case is "unlikely to be a trailblazer" for establishing precedent.
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The case is "unlikely to be a trailblazer" for setting a legal precedent, FBI Director James Comey told a congressional panel Thursday.
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"Lloyds Banking Group is a trailblazer for lesbian, gay, bi and trans equality," Ruth Hunt, Stonewall's chief executive, said in a statement.
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Moose should be reaping the rewards that come with his position as a trailblazer for the modern wave of Baltimore street rap.
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In his new book, "Trailblazer," Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff recounts a mortifying story of how his plans to buy Twitter were crushed.
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He wasn't comfortable starting any television interview with anything other than how much he admired Pelosi and what a trailblazer she was.
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Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb described Bayh as a trailblazer who dedicated himself to improving the lives of everyone in the Midwestern state.
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And how did a trailblazer like Denes, whose most flamboyant work was easily accessible to millions of New Yorkers, fade from view?
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"I was at one time a Republican, but now I'm an independent," Benioff wrote in his new book, Trailblazer, published last year.
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"There wasn't anything about, 'Aw, I'd be honored to be the first female,' there wasn't anything about, 'I'm a trailblazer,' " he said.
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But Yakovac told The San Diego Union Tribune, which reported her graduation on Friday, that she doesn't view herself as a trailblazer.
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It's just one example of how a city once famous for its steel mills has emerged as a trailblazer in environmental innovation.
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My first stop was Barnard Griffin, a trailblazer founded in 1983 on the outskirts of Richland, in the shadow of Badger Mountain.
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She rarely mentioned her status as the only woman on the court and shied from the notion that she was a trailblazer.
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This week while promoting his new book, Trailblazer, Salesforce founder and co-CEO Marc Benioff went on a bit of a rampage.
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For a company framed as a trailblazer, Everlane doesn't appear willing to challenge the old retail industry norm of dividing clothing by size.
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Kesha capped off her year by winning a Trailblazer Award at the Billboard Women in Music ceremony in New York on Friday night.
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The online retailer has already made great strides towards body positivity and inclusivity, and has long been a trailblazer for plus-size fashion.
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That's why Isla Fisher gave thanks, when she received the Trailblazer Award at the AACTAs, Australia's most prestigious honours for the film industry.
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ASOS has made great strides towards body positivity and inclusivity in recent years, and has long been a trailblazer for plus-size fashion.
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TINY and turbulent, Kyrgyzstan likes to tout itself as a trailblazer for democracy in Central Asia, a region otherwise presided over by autocrats.
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Far ahead of his time, Hefner not only helped pave the way for sexual liberation, he was a trailblazer for inclusion and diversity.
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"I'm just going to keep being the squeaky wheel until something gets some oil," she said, embracing her role as trailblazer and agitator.
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She thanks the crowd for being "intelligent, open-minded," and then brings out another pop trailblazer, Rina Sawayama, the first of several guests.
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Farfetch was a trailblazer in the area of building e-commerce marketplaces specifically catering to the luxury fashion and other luxury goods industries.
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Today, the house released a video, Gabrielle: Rebel At Heart, celebrating (and educating us on) what made its founder such a fearless trailblazer.
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The players and NHLPA staff are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Ted Lindsay – a player, a trailblazer, and a gentleman.
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All of these accomplishments made Marshall a trailblazer for women in entertainment, especially those working behind the camera and in the director's chair.
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Burberry is following the likes of Versace, Gucci and the trailblazer for ethical fashion, Stella McCartney, in removing real fur from its ranges.
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And the WWE can honor the recently deceased wrestling star Chyna as a trailblazer, even though it blacklisted her for an entire decade.
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Last year, buzz surrounded the prospects of another trailblazer, "Wonder Woman," but the entry from Marvel rival DC didn't make the Oscar cut.
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In other parts of the footage, investigators were able to see the attacker climb into a car, a Chevrolet Trailblazer, and drive away.
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Additional video showed the Trailblazer involved in a nearby hit and run of a bicyclist, at Pine Street and Pitkin Avenue in Brooklyn.
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Kentucky's coach, John Calipari, was a trailblazer in emphasizing one-and-dones in recruiting when he was at Memphis in the mid-2000s.
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Is there a new character or story line you think is kind of a trailblazer, like the show was the last time around?
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But he did not think of himself as a racial trailblazer so much as simply a pilot fighting for his country, he said.
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As an African-American, Dr. Fryer has been a trailblazer in rising to the top tier of a field dominated by white men.
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"Gwen Ifill was a remarkable trailblazer who broke through gender and racial barriers," Deputy Postmaster General Ronald A. Stroman said in a statement.
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She is an entertainment industry icon and trailblazer — the first African-American woman producer to secure a deal with a major Hollywood studio.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What do the trenchant photographer Carrie Mae Weems and the conceptual trailblazer John Baldessari have in common?
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The first episode of "Dare I Say" features Planned Parenthood president Dr. Leana Wen... -- The "VH1 Trailblazer Honors" air Friday at 9 p.m.
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"With women's boxing, I'm definitely the trailblazer," said the undefeated 24-year-old, who won gold medals at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics.
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He's also a trailblazer: Colton became the first of his breed to win the nonsporting group at Madison Square Garden on Monday night.
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Among them, too, was Anna Julia Cooper, a Black feminist trailblazer, and one of the first to formally introduce the concept of intersectionality.
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But Hillary Clinton is not the only trailblazer on the long path toward someday breaking America's 240-year, 58-election streak of male presidents.
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Chandi Moore, a transgender trailblazer who is active in HIV/AIDS awareness, is finding inspiration in one of Hollywood's most legendary activists: Elizabeth Taylor.
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Trailblazer Award winner and fellow queer performer of color Lena Waithe was one of Lonsdale's loudest supporters, happily clapping and cheering in her seat.
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Since the debut of Keeping Up With the Kardashians in 2007, Kim Kardashian has become a major pop culture influencer, business trendsetter, and trailblazer.
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Pelosi, the highest-ranking woman in American politics, is among those featured in this year's VH1 Trailblazer Honors, airing Friday for International Women's Day.
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A month before, in March, Cher spoke out about Trump at the VH1 Trailblazer Honors, where she honored Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
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When WIRED asked me to choose a next-generation trailblazer, I realized that I was lucky enough to have a very, very hard decision.
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Denmark is a trailblazer when it comes to environmental issues like sustainability, and we know they know a thing or two about food, too.
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Lakshmi opened up about her own immigration story while speaking at the VH1 Trailblazer Honors, saying she too was once separated from her family.
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Apple could have been a major trailblazer for USB-C even while retaining a classic USB port and a photographer-friendly SD card slot.
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Cocksucker Blues is interestingly, in its obscurity, still the best known of Frank's films; he had previously been more of a trailblazer in photography.
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Of course, we all know that Curtis has been a gray-hair-trailblazer for years, which makes her daughter trying the trend even cooler.
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And no one can forget her 2008 concession speech that cemented her legacy as a trailblazer for women and young girls around the country.
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"They're bringing attention to what this woman did as a trailblazer in the department, and it's great to see that brought to life," Sgt.
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Comey said last week that forcing Apple to unlock the phone was "unlikely to be a trailblazer" for setting a precedent for other cases.
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Among them, Washington is considered a trailblazer, with Seattle being the first major American city to pay its lowest-earning workers $1063 an hour.
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The timing of Barnett's transfer is what makes him a possible trailblazer: He'd be eligible to play the conference schedule at his next destination.
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In 2013, our subsidiary Zappos became a trailblazer in the use of "badges" to let employees demonstrate mastery of a skill and earn raises.
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Some companies have acknowledged the potential environmental costs of seabed mineral extraction, including Nautilus Minerals, the industry's main trailblazer, which is headquartered in Toronto.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A statue honoring African American tennis trailblazer Althea Gibson was unveiled on the opening day of the U.S. Open on Monday.
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Mr. Drake's disclosure of internal information about ThinThread and Trailblazer, a rival program, to The Baltimore Sun led to a major leak prosecution case.
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Bacon-Bercey, a trailblazer who has been called the first American woman to become a TV meteorologist, died last summer, her family announced recently.
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She recently was named a "Trailblazer Working Mother of the Year" by She Runs It. Sharon also serves on Project Worldwide's Global Strategic Leadership Team.
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Since receiving her Trailblazer Award at the Billboard Women in Music ceremony last month, Kesha has reemerged once more for an interview with Vice's Noisey.
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The 29-year-old Pospisil, once regarded alongside former Wimbledon runner-up Milos Raonic as a trailblazer for Canadian tennis, was effusive in his praise.
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Somebody that is a trailblazer, a history-maker, a glass ceiling–breaker, and I am telling you right now: Ready or not, here she comes.
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"Even in the darkest times she was always looking forward, visualizing a bigger, brighter, more inclusive future," Stone said of what makes King a trailblazer.
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The Swedish home goods giant IKEA has been a trailblazer when it comes to applying new technology to improve its products and overall retail experience.
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Gmail was a trailblazer for gathering "conversations" together so that users could quickly file through a single email strand and expand or collapse individual messages.
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John Bel Edwards announced the death of his fellow Democrat in a statement, remembering Blanco as a "trailblazer" who gave her all to the state.
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Zopa is already a trailblazer in the market, and is in a strong position to build on this, with the launch of their new products.
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The adaptation of Stephen King's classic novel is a trailblazer on its own, as the top horror movie of all time at the box office.
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Ralek, who is the son of Rorion Gracie and nephew of UFC trailblazer Royce Gracie, will enter the Bellator cage with a 3-0 record.
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Prince Buster, a performer and producer who transformed Jamaican music in the 212s as a trailblazer of the ska beat, died on Thursday in Miami.
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Both Warner and Penneycard formerly worked at early-stage investor Downing Ventures and have named their new fund after female computer science trailblazer Ada Lovelace.
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"For more than 50 years, comedy trailblazer Carol Burnett has been breaking barriers while making us laugh," said HFPA President Meher Tatna in a statement.
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Now that the rate of infections is slowing, they have responded by portraying China as a trailblazer in the global effort to contain the coronavirus.
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Bernard Bragg, a trailblazer for deaf performers who in 1967 became a founder of the National Theater of the Deaf in Connecticut, died on Oct.
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Do his whiteness, upper-middle-class background and Harvard and Oxford degrees nullify his experience as a minority and undercut his status as a trailblazer?
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Another female trailblazer in Sunday's match is San Francisco's offensive assistant Katie Sowers, who will be the first woman to coach in a Super Bowl.
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I, a true trailblazer at heart, decided to take on the mission of trying out Doublicat, just so y'all can know what you're getting into.
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Lyse Doucet, the chief international correspondent for the BBC, received the Trailblazer Award for her work reporting on women and children trapped in war zones.
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She followed that up by knocking out Tunisian trailblazer Ons Jabeur in the quarters before breaking Australian hearts with a straight sets win over Barty.
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Big Blanket was co-founded by Portland Trailblazer Anthony Tolliver, who played with Marjanovic when the two overlapped on the Detroit Pistons from 2017-2018.
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The deal is a victory for Shari Redstone, who has been a trailblazer as president of National Amusements, the conglomerate that controls CBS and Viacom.
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President Obama on Tuesday remembered late University of Tennessee women's basketball coach Pat Summitt as a trailblazer who helped lead a revolution in women's sports.
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West is already considered by many to be a trailblazer in hip hop and rap music, as well as in the music industry at large.
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" Fontana's agent, Cary Kozlov, tells PEOPLE that while she is recognized as a trailblazer in the industry, she "considered herself a writer first and foremost.
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It worked a treat for the first American qualifier for the ATP Finals since 2011 with wins over Marin Cilic and German trailblazer Alexander Zverev.
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"Hidden Figures," the book about Ms. Johnson and other black women's fight for equality in the workplace, increased awareness about her status as a trailblazer.
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There is also a great chance that the Super Bowl could be a trailblazer that takes TV advertising all the way to the Promised Land.
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Lemon also called DeGeneres a "trailblazer and respected leader in the LGBT community," but criticized her decision to use her show to try and absolve Hart.
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Nicki is a trailblazer through and through, known for her signature (and ever-changing) style and her messages about female empowerment and owning your own sexuality.
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We might not ever know the extent of Percy's influence over the book — but we do know that Shelley was a trailblazer in her own right.
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While Rousey has undoubtedly been a trailblazer for women's MMA, her precise placement within the wider cultural shift towards gender parity has been difficult to pinpoint.
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One trailblazer will be honoring another, as it was announced that after much speculation the Widows star will play the history-making U.S. representative Shirley Chisholm.
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The 48-year-old opened up about her own story while speaking at the VH1 Trailblazer Honors, saying she too was once separated from her family.
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" According to an NBA press release, the award is presented annually "to an individual who has been a trailblazer while exemplifying courage, faith, compassion and grace.
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The Oscar winner praised the "trailblazer" after watching him perform in The Gin Game on Broadway – just prior to her Broadway debut in Eclipsed next month.
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"Frank Robinson's resume in our game is without parallel, a trailblazer in every sense, whose impact spanned generations," MLB Commissioner Robert Manfred said in a statement.
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READ: Chris Cuomo keeps the family tradition of absolutely hating "The Godfather" Ryan has been a trailblazer in the journalism industry for more than two decades.
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Franklin, who died of ovarian cancer in 1958 at just 37 years old, is remembered as a brilliant chemist and a trailblazer for women in STEM.
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She was a trailblazer for women at a time when science was considered a man's world, and she became a longtime advocate for women in science.
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His message was clear: He sees himself as a trailblazer who drew deep criticism but established legal precedents that set a course for those who followed.
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Violent crimes as well as citizen complaints about the police decreased there after an agreement was reached in 2002, and the city was considered a trailblazer.
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"It is really being looked to as a trailblazer in the industry," said Julie Gilhart, a consultant and the former fashion director of Barneys New York.
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Though she did not necessarily seek to be a trailblazer for her gender, Kindle Betz told Reuters she found much to like in the league's culture.
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"But we can use AI for good as well," said Benioff, who is promoting "Trailblazer," the new book he co-authored with Salesforce executive Monica Langley.
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"The women were literally outnumbered by men at Second City," O'Hara recalls of the time she spent in the cast along with fellow trailblazer Andrea Martin.
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He is known as a trailblazer in robotics and founded Suitable Technologies, creator of the popular Beam robot, which is used for tele-presence at events.
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The fund is named after British female computer science trailblazer Ada Lovelace, who is credited with having written the first algorithm but was not recognised contemporaneously.
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Three of the new board members are women, each considered a trailblazer in their respective fields, bringing the total to six on the 13-member board.
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The actress and host of Facebook Watch's hit talk-show Red Table Talk picked up the Trailblazer Award at the 2019 MTV Movie & TV Awards on Monday.
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Since winning Top Comic and doing your JFL42 hour, the media and fans have deemed you a trailblazer, as the first out trans person to do both.
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She is a bit of a trailblazer in the boxing and mixed martial arts world and I loved that and connected with that kind of a story.
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Two months after Prince's tragic passing, some of the biggest names in R&B came together at the BET Awards to pay tribute to the musical trailblazer.
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The Chevy Trailblazer, reported stolen Thursday from the nearby town of Roosevelt, did not have enough seatbelts to safely fit all of the passengers, FOX 5 reported.
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A trailblazer for his country in the NHL, Salming was one of the best defencemen in the league while viciously and constantly getting attacked for being Swedish.
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Joining Goosen and Payne in the Class of 2019 are LPGA trailblazer Jan Stephenson, LPGA charter member Peggy Kirk Bell and disabled trick shot artist Dennis Walters.
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Elliott has become quite the trailblazer lately, having also become the first female rapper to receive an honorary doctorate degree from Berklee University in Boston last month.
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Instead, a new, more conventional dating app is to replace it, sans any of the 'dating intelligence' features that made Lulu a trailblazer in the first place.
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Sydney was a trailblazer for strong female protagonists in television, especially considering the TV landscape has historically lacked representation for women kicking ass in their own stories.
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In June, Andy Brennan became Australia's first professional male footballer to come out while still playing, after now-retired U.S. trailblazer Robbie Rogers did so in 2013.
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Gulden said Smith was a trailblazer for other athletes like Kaepernick, who could not find a job for the 2017 season and is still without a team.
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"She was a trailblazer in the digital news space and was one of our first website employees," said John H. Idler, president and general manager of ABC7.
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A trailblazer in pop culture insights, he has become one of the most prominent figures in celebrity news and a sought-after advisor to top international companies.
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Like the mini trailblazer she is, Neuner (and a friend) showed up to class the next day wearing strappy tops; their tanks violated the school's dress code.
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The seat was left vacant by another trailblazer: the late Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam was the first African-American woman to serve on New York's highest court.
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Glassman, who died November 4 at age 79, was a Brooklyn-born Jew, a recognized Zen master, a Buddhist trailblazer, a restless mensch and a serial plunger.
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Poitier, of course, became known as a true trailblazer, the first African American man to win the Best Actor category that year, with Lillies of the Field.
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Dr. Zhou's lawyer, Glenn Seiden, said in an email that the couple did not commit any crimes, and that Dr. Zhou is a "trailblazer" in scientific research.
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Earlier on Thursday, FBI Director James Comey told a congressional panel that court approval of the FBI's request was "unlikely to be a trailblazer" in other cases.
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To learn more about this accidental trailblazer, we sat down with Miko to talk about what he thinks of the fashion industry, body acceptance, and size discrimination.
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He hired a trailblazer: Morgan was the first female graduate of the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the first licensed female architect in California.
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But she did say that she wants to be seen by the Marines in her platoon as a leader, not as a trailblazer because of her gender.
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The lure of a gifted trailblazer with the ability to create a powerhouse company that challenges the status quo is a magnetic draw for investors and employees.
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LONDON — Mary Quant was one of the best-known designers of the Swinging Sixties, a creative and commercial trailblazer who put London fashion on the world map.
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In his recent book, Trailblazer, Benioff wrote about the importance of relentless customer focus: Nothing a company does is more essential than how it engages with customers.
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Not only is the environmentalist Green Party in a national government for the first time, but the coalition's agenda will make Austria a trailblazer in climate protection.
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Editors' Choice Set your summer reading to an orchestral swell with Harvey Sachs's magisterial 229.95-page biography of the 21968th-century maestro and cultural trailblazer Arturo Toscanini.
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She declined to give her age but said she volunteered on the 1972 congressional campaign of Barbara Jordan, a black Democrat trailblazer, when she was in college.
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GM currently produces small crossovers such as the Buick Encore, Chevrolet Trax and upcoming Buick Encore GX and Chevrolet Trailblazer in South Korea for the U.S. market.
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" She recounts how she became a trailblazer as an ultrareligious woman in tech, but laments how her children are stuck "in the same place I was before.
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While her husband gets most of the credit for breaking political glass ceilings, Obama was a trailblazer in her own right as the first black first lady.
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Cann, who has been on Creamer's bag since 2005, also worked with Annika Sorenstam for six years and forged a successful partnership with Korean trailblazer Pak Se-ri.
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Most of you probably already know this but for those who don't, I was a bit of a trailblazer in the field of salacious photos released without consent.
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Because, once heralded as a trailblazer in women's representation, Sex and the City carries lots of questionable baggage with how we define progress for women on screen now.
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West has helped his wife evolve into the fashion trailblazer she is today, and we saw the beginning of her fashion transformation on Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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The bottom line: Philadelphia could become the trailblazer for the next steps in decriminalizing drug use — and we'll learn whether it solves problems or leads to new ones.
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On one hand, Mexico, about Mexico City's wealthiest, most glamorous pack of friends, stood as the streaming service's first-ever Mexican reality show — making it an instant trailblazer.
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Greatest heel turn: the suicidal security bot that found work scaring homeless people God bless the Knightscope K5, for it is truly a trailblazer in human-robot relations.
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"I've battled a lot of things, including anxiety and depression," Kesha says in Billboard's new Woman of the Year issue, in which she's honored with the "Trailblazer" title.
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Actress and writer Lena Waithe, who last year became the first black woman to win a screenwriting Emmy and who is also gay, was awarded the Trailblazer trophy.
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Love her, hate her, or continue to struggle with a deep ambivalence about her that you can't completely articulate, you can't deny that Ronda Rousey is a trailblazer.
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"It's a huge platform, so to use it to encourage women and highlight women who are trailblazer, I'm so happy to be a part of it," she says.
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That makes it all the more surprising that Apple — typically a trailblazer when it comes to digital imaging — has yet to add 360-video capabilities to its iPhones.
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Critics say some of Burberry's mistakes were self-inflicted, seeking to become a digital age trailblazer but paying too little attention to the substance of its fashion message.
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"I think being a trailblazer is about being willing to follow your convictions and forge a new trail where maybe other people can't quite see it," she says.
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A founder of Chic and a disco trailblazer, Mr. Rodgers will reunite with a host of old friends and collaborators for a massive, glittery dance party in Queens.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has embraced his role as a so-called "activist CEO" and published a new book, "Trailblazer," that encourages other leaders to do the same.
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The trailblazer in this field is the Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI), which launched a project in 2012 to analyze the DNA of 2,000 of the world's smartest people.
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"Elijah Cummings was a courageous leader and trailblazer for our nation, and a true friend and mentor to me," Maloney, 73, wrote in a tweet following his death.
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"Mike Pence is a pro-life trailblazer and Mr. Trump could not have made a better choice," said SBA List president Marjorie Dannenfelser in a statement Thursday afternoon.
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They deserve special kudos for celebrating two women in the song "Inventors": Mary Anderson, who devised windshield wipers, and Jennifer A. Doudna, a trailblazer in genome editing. brooklynbowl.
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"Women's tennis has always been the leader in women's sport," American King, the trailblazer and inspiration behind the formation of the WTA Tour, said at the draw ceremony.
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The new film will include archival footage as well as interviews with friends and colleagues as well as chefs who were inspired by the trailblazer, according to Variety.
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The Viking Grace is something of a trailblazer — the first passenger ship of its size to run on sulphur-free liquefied natural gas (LNG), according to Viking Line.
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Brimming with drama, insight, and unexpected humor, Trailblazer recounts a unique life story, offering readers not just an engrossing journey but also the wisdom of an exceptional leader.
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Consuelo would enjoy the favour of Bertie for the rest of her life, making her one American trailblazer who won the affections of royalty long before Meghan Markle.
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In all seriousness, Mallory told us she wants to be a trailblazer for women in the NBA and sports in general ... and we think she can do it.
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"Girls Trip" actress Jada Pinkett-Smith was given the annual Trailblazer award for a career that includes author, fashion designer, women's rights activist and funder of youth programs.
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Alexis Arquette's gender identity evolved throughout her life – and now, in the days following her death, her close friends are opening up about their experiences with the transgender trailblazer.
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She's a trailblazer, often cited as forming the queercore zine genre that grew out of punk as well as being an inspiration in the current drag scene in Bushwick.
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Here's a famous example of compound time: Warren Buffet, a trailblazer and iconic entrepreneur, has (according to his own estimate) spent 80% of his time just reading and thinking.
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Cigarette Racing is intent on being a trailblazer in boating tech, and Braver says the advances they've made in propulsion, using different composite technologies, impacts the entire boating industry.
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I don't think that I'm necessarily a trailblazer; I'm much more comfortable joining a chorus of voices and elevating the stories of others who still haven't been heard yet.
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Ms Ginsburg eventually accepts a position at Rutgers Law School, where she taught from 20193 to 1972, and where her role as a trailblazer for gender equality was born.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swansea City manager Bob Bradley can open a new frontier for Americans harboring ambitions of coaching in Europe's big leagues, says former trans-Atlantic trailblazer Kasey Keller.
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Here's racing star Josef Newgarden giving Danica Patrick's racing career the respect it deserves ... praising Danica as a trailblazer, who opened the door up for generations of women racers.
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To many, he's not extreme, he's a trailblazer who bides his time until the world is ready for him to host a reality TV show -- or seek the presidency.
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"She is passionate and outspoken protecting the planet, and a true trailblazer for pushing creative boundaries and inspiring women to unlock their potential in all aspects of their lives."
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From films to action figures, the entertainment world has shown a fascination with the trailblazer who changed the course of women's rights and at age 85 still pumps iron.
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McCartney has long been known as a trailblazer in this area, relying on imitation leather for her handbags or participating in initiatives to promote the second-hand luxury market.
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ARTHUR MITCHELL: HARLEM'S BALLET TRAILBLAZER Photographs, memorabilia and video footage of the former New York City Ballet dancer and founder of the Dance Theatre of Harlem. Jan. 13–Mar.
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Last week Oculus, a trailblazer in VR technology, opened preorders for the consumer version of its Rift display system, shocking many with its high initial price point of $600.
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Mr. Bork is best known as the solicitor general who fired the Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox and as a doomed Supreme Court nominee, not as an antitrust trailblazer.
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Reflecting on her legacy, Wozniacki said she hoped to be remembered as someone who gave everything on court and a trailblazer for players from countries outside the tennis elite.
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Promoting his new book, "Trailblazer," Benioff told CNBC last week that companies have been too focused on shareholders at the expense of employees, customers and the communities they serve.
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With a devotion to transforming our K-12 education system that has received wide-ranging bipartisan support, she is the trailblazer needed at the helm of federal education policy.
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Salesforce turned 20 this year, Co-founder, chairman and CEO Marc Benioff published a book called Trailblazer about running a socially responsible company, and made the rounds promoting it.
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Milton acknowledged the Tesla comparisons on Thursday night, saying he didn't consider Elon Musk's company a competitor, but a trailblazer who "paved the way" for his electric semi-trucks.
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New York (CNN Business)Veteran journalist Cokie Roberts, winner of three Emmys and a legend and trailblazer in broadcasting, has died at the age of 75, ABC News announced.
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For many Democrats Buttigieg's sexual orientation made him a trailblazer and was cause for excitement, but for others it made him a risk and was cause to turn away.
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"She's a trailblazer, a rule-breaker, a relentless philanthropist, a Presidential Medal of Freedom winner and one of the funniest and most talented people on the planet," the singer said.
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Once a bastion of conservative Catholic values, Latin America has become something of a trailblazer for gay rights, with Argentina, Uruguay and Mexico City leading the charge along with Brazil.
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In the central plaza of the Mayan city, under a searing sun, the indigenous trailblazer warned that she won't relent in her efforts to generate a groundswell of popular support.
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Beside Wen is plus-size trailblazer and self-love advocate Ashley Graham, marking her first appearance on American Vogue's cover, and a huge step in the direction of curve inclusivity.
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"[His] résumé in our game is without parallel, a trailblazer in every sense, whose impact spanned generations," MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said in a statement posted to the league's website.
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For the moment, even if Gebrselassie was the great Ethiopian trailblazer, it seems fair to rank Bekele the highest for his all-round achievements on the track, country and roads.
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Fans of the transgender trailblazer and several friends who belonged to Arquette's close circle gathered at The Pig 'n Whistle in Hollywood for the Alexis Arquette: Celebration of Life Party.
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Tyler, who received a Trailblazer Award at the gala ... went back and forth with another honoree, Felicia Horowitz -- from less than $50k all the way up to the winning bid.
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"The players and NHLPA staff are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Ted Lindsay – a player, a trailblazer, and a gentleman," the player's association said in a tweet.
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He never lived to see the discovery to which he had dedicated his life, nor the redemption of being thanked as a trailblazer in LIGO's announcement of that very discovery.
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A veteran trailblazer for LGBT rights, she helped draft a bill that legalized same-sex marriage in 2013 and became the first transgender person to go to university in Uruguay.
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Two important lessons emerged from our discussions with board members, extensive research, and experience dealing with the conundrums of multiple brilliant jerks:The presence of an authoritarian trailblazer requires special handling.
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Jimmy Choo co-founder Tamara Mellon may be a trailblazer in the fashion industry, but that doesn't mean she hasn't dealt with her own share of challenges during her career.
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It would make a useful introduction to the feminist trailblazer for those who know little about her remarkable overlapping careers as a journalist, activist and "wandering organizer" for the revolution.
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This popular spot offering drinking and dining on three floors was something of a Lower East Side trailblazer when it opened 15 years ago; it will close on Jan. 1.
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Now she is seen by some in the sport as a trailblazer and a case study in the potential consequences of ignoring those who come forward with complaints of abuse.
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In January 2018, the country — a trailblazer in transportation, with one of the largest fleets of electric cars — said it planned to make all short-haul flights electric by 2040.
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The batting title/stolen base double had last been achieved in 22012 by fabled trailblazer Jackie Robinson, the man who broke the color barrier as MLB's first African American player.
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Yet for all the praise of Mr. Hefner as a trailblazer, some feminists both inside and outside the United States criticized what they said was a legacy of objectifying women.
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Salesforce helped boost sales of co-CEO and cofounder Marc Benioff&aposs latest book, "Trailblazer," by encouraging employees to buy and expense it, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
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She led the effort to denuclearize three former Soviet states, for which she was awarded the Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service and the Nunn-Lugar Trailblazer Award.
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Cokie Roberts was a trailblazer who transformed the role of women in the newsroom & our history books as she told the stories of the unsung women who built our nation.
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Musical episodes have become increasingly familiar in series television, especially following the toe-tapping trailblazer "Once More With Feeling," a "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" episode that became a singalong classic.
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"It's truly an honor, first of all, to be a part of something that's honoring someone like Captain Mariner, who really was a trailblazer for female naval aviators," said Cmdr.
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The remarks were a slight change to Comey's statement last week that ordering Apple to unlock the phone was "unlikely to be a trailblazer" for setting a precedent for other cases.
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Her open contempt for sexism and patriarchal control has inspired women all over Pakistan—many of whom see her as a trailblazer who paid the price for her honesty and fearlessness.
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When he returned to the States as a filmmaker for the United Nations, the United States Information Agency, and National Educational Television (the predecessor of PBS), he became a nonfiction trailblazer.
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Working with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the Trevor Project, O'Flaherty said she hopes to be a trailblazer for ending the stigma that often surrounds suicide and mental illness.
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Jordan Coe won the 2016 Trailblazer Award out of all the U.K fighters living and fighting abroad and recently made waves scoring a decisive victory at Rebellion 13 in Melbourne, Australia.
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It remains to be seen whether the Yugoslav tribunal will become a relic from a more hopeful time or a trailblazer in a cause that was always bound to suffer setbacks.
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Safe-deposit boxes may be popular in Switzerland, but the public will probably side with the government, disappointing radical economists hoping for a trailblazer to prove that the model can work.
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Kim was a trailblazer who single-handedly raised the profile of winter sports in her homeland and gave the country its first Olympic figure skating gold when she medaled in Vancouver.
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The transgender trailblazer was recently honored at an intimate event in Hollywood on Sunday hosted by her close friend Sham Ibrahim, a fellow drag performer who met the star in 1999.
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Together, they paint a portrait of a vivacious woman, a "true blue" friend, and a "trailblazer" as a journalist who possessed a sharp intellect and an unwavering commitment to the truth.
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Next Gen trailblazer Alexander Zverev will be missing in Milan after a stunning year allowed the German to qualify with the 'big boys' for the following week's ATP Finals in London.
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"Thank you for being a trailblazer in a sport that I would imagine, even today, people are unaware of the significant role that you played in opening the door," Scott said.
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Twilio, based in San Francisco, has been hailed as a trailblazer compared with the almost 170 unicorns — companies with valuations above $1 billion — that have chosen to stay private for now.
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SEGA's Dreamcast was the first of these sixth-generation consoles and, while it was to be their last, it was a trailblazer, offering unique peripherals and, most significantly, online multiplayer functionality.
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Nutanix became a trailblazer in a new technology called hyperconverged infrastructure which enables businesses to maximize and manage more efficiently key elements of a data center, from compute, storage and networking.
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Jenner was a trailblazer in her category, more or less inventing the concept of an asset-light, direct-to-consumer company making products sold primarily to her millions of Instagram followers.
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" Mr. Grushkin has become a trailblazer in biohacking risk management, in part because he recognizes that letting neophytes manipulate live organisms is "less like a 'hackerspace,' more like a pet store.
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The book, "Trailblazer: The Power of Business as the Greatest Platform for Change," is all about how businesses can and should use their influence to help better the world around them.
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In this world, Andrew Wakefield, the discredited doctor who falsified data to suggest vaccines are linked to autism, is a "pioneer" and "trailblazer" who just wants to help keep people healthy.
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One of the show's premiere attractions was a pop up photo shoot with Hot Mess, a photography project and creative platform by model and trailblazer Luka Sabbat and photographer Noah Dillon.
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There will also be a few special awards given out; Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will be honored with the "Generation" Award and Jada Pinkett Smith will be honored with the "Trailblazer" Award.
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Known in some circles as the Notorious RBG, the feminist trailblazer, cancer survivor and octogenarian athlete was selected from a list of more than 500 nominees who've made cultural and ethical advances.
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Salesforce Ventures, the company's investment arm, today announced the Trailblazer Fund, earmarking $100 million to invest in startups out of Canada, with a special focus on those working in enterprise cloud computing.
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Burke is a trailblazer on the platform, creating a different image of what it means to be blind for those who don't deal with vision loss, as well as those who do.
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We know she was a trailblazer for reigning Queen Elizabeth, and thanks to the recent PBS series Victoria, we know she enjoyed a "full-on passionate marriage" with her husband, Prince Albert.
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As a trailblazer in a former all-male preserve, Justice Garibaldi believed that though men and women could be equally qualified for the judiciary, they might bring different perspectives to the job.
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"I knew her as a sort of trailblazer," journalist Talia Lavin, who has written for the Times and the New Yorker and until recently had an opinion column at HuffPost, told Vox.
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" BTS's group award follows South Korean trailblazer PSY, who became the first K-pop solo artist to win at the Billboard Music Awards back in 2014, for Top Streaming Song, "Gangnam Style.
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Calagione has always been something of a trailblazer, characterized by his willingness to infuse his beers with ingredients that some may consider surprising, if not odd, from pork scraps to beet sugar.
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This wording always gave me pause, as it excluded at least one important modern-dance trailblazer: the African-American choreographer Donald McKayle, who died just a few months before Taylor last year.
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To mirror this open-ended conversation between problems and solutions, earlier this year Stanley, Clune, Lehman and another Uber colleague, Rui Wang, released an algorithm called POET, for Paired Open-Ended Trailblazer.
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Twilio, based in San Francisco, is being hailed as a trailblazer compared with the almost 170 unicorns — or companies with valuations above $1 billion — that have opted to stay private for now.
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She had been a trailblazer in her own cast, who stocked her shops with literature as well as striped knitwear; who designed for women's real lives, not just for their fantasy lives.
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STEVEN A. KING, Philadelphia Fix the Soccer Gender Gap To the Sports Editor: Re "A Tennis Trailblazer Leads the Charge for Women's Soccer," March 7: Soccer teaches perseverance, commitment, devotion and patience.
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Davis was a polarizing figure who was quick to evade type, but he was also a trailblazer whose story serves as a precedent for some of today's brightest and most contentious stars.
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And that's why, while Pearce is undoubtedly a trailblazer in women's soccer, the career arc of players like North Carolina Courage forward Jessica McDonald may matter even more in the years ahead.
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"It's not about genders anymore, it's about delivery," she says, adding that while some view her as a trailblazer or simply a percussionist, others still don't know what to make of her.
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She was a true trailblazer, had so much tenacity, broke the glass ceilings for many women, was the first female member of the Directors Guild of America, and invented the boom mic.
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Further solidifying the links between music and fashion, Marc Jacobs will be the ceremony's inaugural recipient of the MTV Fashion Trailblazer Award -- a partnership with the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
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" An article last Sunday about the Harlem tailor Daniel Day, known as Dapper Dan, misspelled the given name of MoMA's senior curator of architecture and design, who called Mr. Day a "trailblazer.
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Ty says he was super proud of LNX for coming out because it's extremely hard for rappers to be themselves, and he thinks Lil Nas can be a trailblazer in the industry.
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Ms. Durkan, for example, in announcing her candidacy last week, stressed her credentials as a trailblazer in becoming the first openly gay United States attorney, but barely mentioned Mr. Murray at all.
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Salesforce helped turn co-CEO Marc Benioff&aposs new book "Trailblazer" into a bestseller by encouraging employees to buy a copy and then expense it, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
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The court was acting on a petition by environmental activists led by Greenpeace, with the move likely closely watched by governments elsewhere as the Philippines is seen as a trailblazer for GMO.
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"Maryetta was a trailblazer in establishing the complicity of Cardinal Law," Mitchell Garabedian, a Boston lawyer who represented her family and hundreds of victims of clergy abuse, said in a telephone interview.
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There are also celebrities like Jin Xing, the first Chinese trans-person to become a household name who, while she keeps herself distant from the LGBT community, serves as an icon and trailblazer.
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Kaepernick rightly deserved all the accolades he's received this year, including the comparisons to Muhammad Ali, a trailblazer willing to sacrifice the prime of a professional athletic career to promote a higher cause.
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She was a secretive, often prickly woman who remained a cipher even to her friends and lovers, and a trailblazer who wrote one of the first mainstream novels depicting two women in love.
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Ex-WCW president Eric Bischoff says he was devastated by the death of pro wrestler Silver King -- telling TMZ Sports the guy was a legit trailblazer who never got the credit he deserved.
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"Trailblazer: The Power of Business as the Greatest Platform for Change", written with former Wall Street Journal reporter Monica Langley, is well-timed to address the growing questions about capitalism's negative side effects.
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Sweden was a trailblazer of deregulation in the health and education sector in 1990s, but many Swedes are now worried that quality has declined while tax payers are funding profits for big business.
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Everyone knows David Bowie as a fashion pioneer and a musical visionary, but the man alternately known as the Thin White Duke / Ziggy Stardust / Jareth the Goblin King was also a tech trailblazer.
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Out of those materials and others, the distinguished dance historian Lynn Garafola has created an exhibition, "Arthur Mitchell: Harlem's Ballet Trailblazer," which will be up, at Columbia's Wallach Art Gallery, through March 11.
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"Experts have told me the combination of a 85033c and this particular operating system is sufficiently unusual that it's unlikely to be a trailblazer because of technology being the limiting principle," Comey said.
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I felt a certain amount of pressure to be a trailblazer—to lead by example, to try not to get angry at my little brothers and sisters because they needed to be protected.
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A long-time trailblazer, Skepta has been pushing boundaries throughout his career, and now with these outside-the-box visuals he's edging grime out of its comfort zone and even further into greatness.
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Miss Nthabi was a trailblazer for women in the scene; "Reality Check," the first song she ever recorded, got play on national radio, which is remarkable even by today's standards for a debut.
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Long afterward, a schoolteacher in Calgary, Alberta, Chad Soon, who was also of Chinese descent and had heard stories of Kwong's career from his grandfather, campaigned to honor him as an N.H.L. trailblazer.
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Jane Maas, who, though neither mad nor a man, became a trailblazer in the testosterone-driven advertising industry of the 22015s and '2150s, died on Friday in Mount Pleasant, S.C. She was 21976.
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In a superhero cinematic landscape where inspirational maternal figures are still far too rare, Marisa Tomei's Aunt May could be a welcome trailblazer in that regard, rather than just well-dressed window dressing.
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She is an activist for Middle East and North African human rights, an author and a computer scientist, and in 2012 was honored with the Vital Voices Global Leadership Award — the Global Trailblazer.
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Though a trailblazer in many ways — as an originator of the American lifestyle brand, an innovator of cross-licensing, and a marketing whiz — one signature product has become synonymous with Neumann's legacy: scarves.
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"For CEOs who only focus on shareholders, let them be warned, they will not be CEOs very long," Benioff said, promoting "Trailblazer," the new book he co-authored with Salesforce executive Monica Langley.
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"To be the first Thai golfer to play on the PGA Tour is such pressure," the world number 41 said before talking about how he hoped to be a trailblazer for his nation.
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They included Oprah Winfrey, who has said she grew up inspired by Ms. Moore, as well as Ellen Degeneres, Marlee Matlin and George Takei, all of whom described Ms. Moore as a trailblazer.
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She's an acclaimed actress, an LGBTQ+ trailblazer in Hollywood, and now, as the new brand ambassador of leading haircare brand Matrix Total Results, Laverne Cox is ready to take on the beauty industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - American trailblazer Billie Jean King says the revamped Fed Cup Finals taking place in Budapest in April shows women's tennis remains the leader in the battle for equality for women's sport.
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That decision to move would pay off rather quickly, as she earned the attention of Hollywood producers and directors and solidified herself with various roles as a trailblazer for Latin Americans in film.
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It was a good conversation, but I really wish that Adam Smith's excellent interview with cyberpunk trailblazer Mike Pondsmith had already been published so that we could have pointed people in its direction.
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And to say she's a trailblazer would be an understatement: She crossed over into the overtly masculine world of NBA basketball not only as an African American female, but also as a lesbian.
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Genome trailblazer J. Craig Venter, along with a team of researchers, has now created a minimal genome for bacteria — one that contains only 473 genes, less than the smallest-known naturally-occurring bacterial organism.
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This success has garnered her loads of attention: Considered a trailblazer in the $70.3 billion U.S. weight-loss market, she was recently recognized by Institutional Investor magazine as one of the best CEOs nationwide.
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She is a trailblazer and I'm proud she stands with me as we fight to restore truth and justice in America and for bold solutions to the issues that keep Americans up at night.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - It was a nervous and ultimately unsuccessful debut for wheelchair archer Zahra Nemati in the Olympics on Tuesday but the Iranian trailblazer exited with an inspiring message for disabled athletes.
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Sweden was a trailblazer of deregulation in the health and education sector in 1990s, but many Swedes are now worried that public services have deteriorated while taxpayers are directly funding shareholder payouts by businesses.
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Here's a rundown on Manafort, why he's important, and how he ended up in the middle of the Russia investigation: Manafort is something of a trailblazer in the lucrative business of international political consulting.
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"Steve Ells was able to position Chipotle to be a trailblazer in its category, but he kept reaching into that same bag of historical experience and philosophy when ultimately that's not what's needed now."
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After a trailblazer feminist was defeated despite her landslide popular win, and a misogynist who carried the electoral college was freshly sworn in, American women took to the streets as had their suffragist forbears.
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Nobody will think you're a culinary trailblazer if you get the cacciucco, either, but you can console yourself with the tender shrimp, scallops, cod and clams in the faintly spicy and fennel-scented broth.
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Venus Over Manhattan (D21) has dedicated its booth to the art dealer Phyllis Kind, who opened her first gallery in Chicago in 267 and was a trailblazer and mentor for many other art dealers.
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"Experts have told me the combination of a 5c [iPhone], and this particular operating system is sufficiently unusual that it's unlikely to be a trailblazer because of technology being the limiting principle," Comey said.
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Wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with an image of Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman to seek the nomination for U.S. president, Waithe received the Trailblazer Award at this year's MTV Awards on Saturday.
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In a sign of how quickly the landscape has changed, when New York's bill was first introduced five years ago, it was a trailblazer; only a handful of other states had criminalized revenge porn.
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Since it opened on May 4, RBG — the biographical portrait of Supreme Court associate justice and feminist trailblazer Ruth Bader Ginsburg — has made an astonishing $11.5 million, while playing in no more than 432 theaters.
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Singh's color-rich photographs of street life in Bombay are made that much more salient when it's understood that these are one-of-a-kind color photos created by a trailblazer in that medium. —L.
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AV: Other than the ringing endorsement I made earlier for Incredibles 2, I'd actually recommend two documentaries: one is called RBG and it's about Ruth Bader Ginsburg the Supreme Court Associate Justice and feminist trailblazer.
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For all the credit she got for being a trailblazer, she's often a polarizing figure whose frequent political highs have been tempered by self-inflicted political disasters, including the debacle over her private email server.
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He wants people to know that she was a trailblazer who brought beauty to women of color — focusing on their needs at a time when no one thought of them as people, let alone beautiful.
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Pitt's performance as Oakland Athletic's general manager Billy Beane, who was the trailblazer in using analytics to run a major league baseball team, is a masterclass in acting and shows the height Pitt has reached.
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Designed by Geoffrey Holder — a trailblazer "not only for blacks on Broadway," Mr. De Shields said, "but the beautiful black man" — it's now in the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington.
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In 2015 at the Park Avenue Armory, the street-dance trailblazer Reggie Gray, also known as Regg Roc, was a co-director of "Flexn," an ambitious showcase of young dancers performing the titular knotty dance.
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He was a trailblazer, the recipient of countless honors, an inductee into the TV Academy's Hall of Fame, and one of the most successful -- and thanks to that, wealthiest -- performers that television has ever produced.
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The president proved that he was a true trailblazer when including the elimination of the ObamaCare individual mandate, providing families with the flexibility to buy the health care that's right for them if they choose.
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WASHINGTON — She is a female trailblazer in a Senate where women remain a minority, a formal and wealthy institutionalist from one of the nation's most liberal states whose partisanship is at times eclipsed by propriety.
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Mostly, though, it will be complicated by the fact that what made him a trailblazer last time—his bold policy agenda—now just makes him part of a very large and diverse pack of competitors.
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As for their woman, she's a trailblazer ushering them forward says Vassar, "She continues to change and evolve, and it continues to be a goal of ours to find her, no matter what she is doing."
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Over its nearly 40-year history, the cable network has become a global trailblazer in breaking down gender and sexuality barriers, showcasing stories that spur conversations among its young audience about what it means to love.
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PEOPLE caught up with the fashion trailblazer at the relaunch of The Cove, the luxury resort on Paradise Island in the Bahamas, before she hit the stage to perform for a star-studded crowd on Saturday.
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Located in Bolingbrook, a southwest suburb of Chicago, Old Chicago was known as a trailblazer in combining retail and entertainment at a staggering scale, ultimately paving the way for the Mall of America and American Dream.
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VH1's 2018 Trailblazer Honors will be taped this Thursday at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, one of the first religious institutions in New York City to champion the causes of the LGBTQ community.
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Harold Evensky, head of Evensky & Katz and a trailblazer in the RIA industry, believes that low-cost immediate annuities offered by companies such as Vanguard will be crucial for retirees at risk of outliving their assets.
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King is a trailblazer in every sense of the word, spending her entire career not just winning on the court, but winning in society as an advocate for women's rights (she founded the WTA tour, btw).
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A. Ms. Said: I wanted to pull back from looking just at paintings as art works and maybe be a trailblazer into film and videography, to provide young Omanis with a different medium of artistic expression.
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They've already made a few investments from the new SI Trailblazer fund; 7Summits, consulting for the social community space; Arxxus, an Australian provider of Salesforce professional services; and ATG for Quote-to-Cash implementation and advisory.
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As the conversation shifts to her potential legacy, I'm also starting to realize that I'd like her to be recognized as a trailblazer not just for women in the UFC, but for flawed humanity in MMA.
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In fact, he has a book coming out in mid-October called Trailblazer: The Power of Business as the Greatest Platform for Change, in which he writes about how businesses can be a positive social force.
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Minor, a junior at Michigan, will face another trailblazer, Ons Jabeur of Tunisia, who at the French Open this year became the first Arab woman to reach the third round of a Grand Slam singles event.
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Twelve-times Grand Slam singles champion King, a trailblazer for the sport throughout her career and afterwards, said tennis needed to get with the times and make coaches part of the narrative, as in other sports.
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Yet while it is the young entrepreneur's brash, tech-savvy ideas that has made him a trailblazer, it is Duplessie's old-time, sometimes out-of-the-box techniques that appear to have made the biggest impression.
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The sexiness embodied in her music and style solidified her place as a cultural trailblazer who walked in countless fashion shows, praised during a VH1 Hip Hop Honors tribute, and launched her own MAC beauty line.
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In addition to being a feminist trailblazer, she was a savvy marketer—in fact, she took the name Londonderry after selling her personal naming rights to the Londonderry Lithia Spring Water Company for a cool $100.
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Plus Levi's isn't only a fashion trailblazer, it has also completed one of the largest-ever IPOs at the time of issuance ($50m in 1971) and a then-massive take-private leveraged buyout ($1.7 billion in 1984).
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Earlier this month, PEOPLE caught up with the fashion trailblazer at the relaunch of The Cove, the luxury resort on Paradise Island in the Bahamas, before she hit the stage to perform for a star-studded crowd.
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Wearing the face of Shirley Chisholm, a Black woman who pioneered in the political realm, the writer, actress, director, and activist proudly would later accept her Trailblazer Award in front of hundreds of her colleagues and fans.
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White Mountaineering returned with a trapper-tinged collection called Trailblazer, and Coach celebrated doughty American archetypes like Kit Carson with a succession of patched leather jackets, lumberjack shirts, bandannas and bucket hats virtually bristling with flinty resourcefulness.
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Nvidia tried to be a trailblazer in this space, and I was at Computex 2011 to see its Tegra tablet prototypes, which featured much better and more sophisticated graphics than the average Android chip at the time.
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According to a recent press release from Salesforce, the $100 million Canada Trailblazer Fund has already taken stakes in four Canadian startups building cloud-based tools for the enterprise, including Tier1CRM, Traction Guest, Tulip and OSF Commerce.
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In a perfect world, this affair would've been a low-stakes opportunity to go all out with the qualities that earned them trailblazer status, but it winds up falling towards the middle of both of their catalogs.
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He regularly found himself in the company of Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X, and his refusal to hold his tongue on political and social issues made him a trailblazer for African American comedians and entertainers.
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Comey also said he felt the case was "unlikely to be a trailblazer" for setting a legal precedent in future cases because of the "limiting principle" of the technology on the specific operating system on Farook's phone.
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Many, like the trailblazer Althea Garrison, the first trans woman to ever be elected to a state legislature in the '20043s, were voted out or even stripped from their offices after it was revealed they were trans.
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"Since the day our Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence, our country has been run almost exclusively by old white men," the "Believe" singer said in a preview clip from VH85033's "Trailblazer Honors," airing Friday.
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She was credited with more than 254,222 arrests during her 21955-year career with the New York Police Department, from 21941 to 23, and as one of the earliest female first-grade detectives was considered a trailblazer.
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Essen, once a coal and steel city known as Germany's "Graue Maus" (gray mouse) for its polluted air and waterways, has gained a reputation as a trailblazer for sustainability, becoming the European Commission's European Green Capital 2017.
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Managing director of the International Monatery Fund in Washington Christine Lagarde has been a trailblazer throughout her career in both her native France and abroad, dotted with many a "first woman to hold the position of" preface.
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The prime minister has become something of a trailblazer on the gender and parenting front, becoming only the second sitting world leader to give birth while in office (Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan was the first, in 1990).
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It was through this reading series that he met Ann Kennedy, now Ann VanderMeer, who edited the avant-garde fantasy publication "The Silver Web" and worked as a software manager — a trailblazer in two male-dominated industries.
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Jarrett is such an Obama-era fixture that it's easy to forget she'd been a trailblazer well before that fateful résumé of a promising young Harvard Law grad named Michelle Robinson landed on her desk in 1991.
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The creator of Showtime's The Chi is being honored at MTV's award show celebrating film and TV with the Trailblazer Award, recognizing her work as a content creator who introduces new and unique voices within the entertainment industry.
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" I had a professor in graduate school try to inspire me to continue on the path toward a faculty position because "Isn't it important for you to be a role model and trailblazer for other women of color?
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It's called Trailblazer, and it presents a kind of have-your-cake-and-eat-it-too approach to business leadership in which doing the right thing is always hard, but always creates the most value in the end.
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The Iranian-born mathematician was a trailblazer, shattering ceilings for women around the world when she was awarded the Fields Medal, which many view as the equivalent to the Noble Prize, in 2014 at age 37, Reuters reports.
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Urban air mobility Wiesenthal is focused on Mumbai and its surrounding areas for the moment, and sees his company as a "trailblazer" for the flying taxis that companies such as Uber and Rolls-Royce are trying to build.
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Watching how Pete navigated his position as a trailblazer without being defined by it helped me in my own similar path, as I was the first openly gay man ordained by an Orthodox rabbi anywhere, in May 2019.
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But progressives in the House and their allies have rallied to the defense of Ms. Omar, a freshman Democrat from Minnesota and one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress, who was hailed as a trailblazer.
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We made a beeline for it first thing, armed with skip-the-line Trailblazer passes ($70 unlimited, or $40 with restrictions, plus the $113 single-day admission) only to be told we'd have to wait or come back.
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BlackBerry, making devices using its own operating system, was once a market leader and trailblazer in the world of smartphones with its small, full-qwerty keyboard gaining a loyal following among professional users, "prosumers" and other early adopters.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the late Justice Antonin Scalia were confirmed 96-3 and 98-0 respectively, despite the fact that she was a former lawyer for the ACLU and he was a trailblazer for conservative principles.
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Sandeep Dhaliwal, who was described as a trailblazer who paved the way for other Sikhs to join the department, was conducting a traffic stop when he was shot, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said at a press conference.
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Designer Miuccia Prada, considered a fashion trailblazer in the industry, looked at fear and fairy tale in romance, contrasting both in her looks, in her use of materials as well as in the music chosen for the runway show.
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Nine teenagers and an infant were packed inside the Chevy Trailblazer as it erratically sped and swerved in and out of traffic on Long Island's Meadowbrook Parkway just before noon, New York State Police said at a news conference.
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He is often presented as an intellectual, almost academic figure, a trailblazer whose approach is so off the wall that he was nicknamed El Loco early on in his managerial career and the moniker has hung around ever since.
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At a time when so many viewers are searching for representation, Grey's continues to be a TV trailblazer, using its platform to present situations that challenge preconceived notions about women — something that keeps us coming back season after season.
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Remembered as a "smart and sassy" feminist who famously quipped of George H.W. Bush that he was "born with a silver foot in his mouth," Ann Richards was a trailblazer for women in politics, with measurable accomplishments in office.
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Many readers didn't realize that the size 10-12 Robyn Lawley was the model in question; it was easy to assume that the bikini-clad trailblazer was actually size-14 model Ashley Graham, who was featured in Swimsuitforall's ads.
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"Experts have told me the combination of a 5c and this particular operating system is sufficiently unusual that it's unlikely to be a trailblazer because of technology being the limiting principle," Comey told lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Tesla's move into Europe comes at a challenging time for the Silicon Valley trailblazer which is investing heavily in new factories and new products, such as a pickup truck, but has yet to prove it can be consistently profitable.
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"For over 40 years, Jill has been a trailblazer for women in journalism, and brings an unparalleled knowledge of the relationship between politics and the media in the U.S.," Lee Glendinning, editor of Guardian US, said in a statement.
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Even as hip-hop gradually warmed on a national scale to including previously underrated and oft ignored regional scenes, especially those in the American South, reggaeton trailblazer DJ Playero and other pioneers in the commonwealth rarely got such consideration.
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"Roseanne" was a bona fide trailblazer the first time around, with its focus on blue-collar Americans, its diversity of L.G.B.T. characters, and its star — a woman who did not look or sound like a typical television female lead.
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From being the first 22-year-old (and youngest) contestant to win Project Runway in 2007 to launching his first eponymous fashion line at New York Fashion Week in 2008, it's safe to call the designer a fashion trailblazer.
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Opinion: We should celebrate this trailblazer Reshma Saujani, the founder of Girls Who Code, believes the late NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson was a hidden figure for too long, and we should continue to celebrate her tenacity, brilliance and bravery.
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The Grain Bar at Great Northern Food Hall It's not clear whether Claus Meyer — a founder of the Copenhagen restaurant Noma and a trailblazer for the New Nordic culinary movement — came to America to conquer it or save it.
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The trailblazer was Maxime du Camp, another student of Le Gray, who traveled to Egypt in the winter of 1849-50, in the company of the writer Gustave Flaubert, and photographed many of the sites subsequently visited by Greene.
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Highlights of these second-annual festivities, which will air on PBS later this year, include the modern-gospel trailblazer Kirk Franklin, performing in honor of the gospel singer Shirley Caesar; Randy Newman, performing in honor of the Warner Bros.
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She was part of a milestone moment for women in journalism when she and Gwen Ifill — a trailblazer for black journalists — were named co-anchors in 2013, making it the first network broadcast to be anchored by two women.
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She became a trailblazer, one of Maryland's earliest women prosecutors and trial judges, she and my dad taught me the importance of quality and respect for all people and she inspired me to be a lawyer and a judge.
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And when Winfrey, who rose from humble beginnings to become a media trailblazer and billionaire, said "...that truly is the secret to my success," it's fair to say we all wanted to know what exactly she was referring to.
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Named after the iconic Donna Summer song of the same name, I FEEL LOVE will also feature two nights of performances from disco trailblazer Giorgio Moroder, as well as sets from Armand Van Helden, Jackmaster, Soul Clap, and Kungs.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Pak Se-ri is set to bring the curtain down on a career that brought her five majors, 39 victories worldwide and almost $13 million in prize money but the South Korean trailblazer concedes golf never brought her happiness.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Towering American ruckman Mason Cox has played a starring role in the Collingwood Magpies' unlikely charge to the Australian Football League Grand Final, and the Texan trailblazer will loom large in Saturday's title-decider against West Coast Eagles.
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We first spotted this wide-legged trouser revolution on none other than style-trailblazer and supermodel on-the-rise, Kendall Jenner, who we can also thank for bringing a number of those aforementioned 90s trends back into popularity, as well.
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Let me know if y'all need me to draw a family tree for all of this.) Regardless, I think it's long overdue (like, seven generations long) for Queen Charlotte to get some credit for being an early trailblazer among the royals.
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But before she was spending her days taking Carrie Underwood, Kelsea Ballerini and more through high intensity workouts, she was a trailblazer in the United States Marine Corps, making her mark as the leader of the first all-female platoon.
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Since what's old is definitely new again, it's only a matter of time until these 12 pieces are dominating fashion runways and street style slide shows alike: Consider this your chance to be a trendsetting trailblazer before everyone else catches on.
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Dior Homme designer Kim Jones was named the Fashion Awards' 2018 Trailblazer, while Virgil Abloh not only won the Urban Luxe award for Off-White but presented Samuel Ross for A-COLD-WALL* with the British Emerging Talent Menswear Award.
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Abebe, an anesthetist, was a trailblazer for social enterprise in Ethiopia when he sold his house to set up TEBITA Ambulance more than a decade ago after seeing how many road accident victims struggled to get transport to medical help.
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BitTorrent was a trailblazer in considering how decentralised network architectures using all the machines in a network as nodes — in contrast with the server-based architectures that dominate the tech world today — could be used to share, store and backup data.
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Norwegian meanwhile has been the trailblazer of low-cost long-haul flying in Europe, undercutting rivals on trans-Atlantic ticket prices, but expanding at a rate which has left it under pressure to control costs and shore up its balance sheet.
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Ahoure, already a 21500-year-old trailblazer for Ivorian athletics, produced a dazzling start before powering away from the field to win in 6.97 seconds, the equal sixth fastest time in history and the best by anyone for eight years.
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Cher praised Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE as an "icon" Wednesday night as the entertainer and California Democrat received VH1 Trailblazer Honors.
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But Dungey is also a trailblazer in another way: She made history as the first African American, and first African American woman, to head up a major TV network when she was promoted to her current position in February 2016.
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It's as if Rivers has been split into good Joan and bad Joan, because it's too hard to make such a caustic trailblazer seem cute, to acknowledge how much her success derived from being shaped by misogyny, not from transcending it.
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"The liberal media in Minnesota likes to paint her as their hero and that's what they have done here — Time magazine beauty queen, trailblazer, all of those wrapped together," said State Representative Steve Drazkowski, who has investigated Ms. Omar's campaign spending.
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She was more than her identity as a trailblazer in the overwhelmingly male (and chauvinistic) field of 1960s and '70s science fiction, as well, and more than an iconoclastic thinker on gender, or on ethics, or on the material world.
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In Marc Benioff's book, Trailblazer, he tells the tale of how Steve Jobs planted the seeds of the idea that would become the first enterprise app store, and how Benioff eventually paid Jobs back with the gift of the AppStore.
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"Australia is a trailblazer in wellness real estate and started taking it seriously almost two decades ago, before it was a worldwide trend," said Beth McGroarty, the research director for the Global Wellness Institute, a nonprofit organization for the wellness industry.
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Rousey became arguably the world's most famous female athlete and a combat sports trailblazer as she rocketed to the top of the U.F.C., but a year away from the sport apparently did little to heal the holes in her game.
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It'll be an opportunity for establishment candidates like Joe Biden to show that he has a grasp of the more granular LGBTQ issues beyond marriage equality, of which he became a (perhaps inadvertent) trailblazer under the Obama administration in 2012.
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"The first purely electric Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) is the trailblazer for BMW eDrive technology of the fifth generation, which, starting 274, will also be deployed in the BMW i2800 and the BMW iNEXT," the carmaker said in a statement.
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"Experts have told me the combination of a [iPhone] 5c and this particular operating system is sufficiently unusual that it's unlikely to be a trailblazer because of technology being the limiting principle," Comey told the House Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
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"Billy Porter is a trailblazer who has helped move inclusion forward for marginalized communities in theatre and music communities," GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis said of the Kinky Boots star, 47, who married his longtime partner Adam Smith in January.
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He's a musical trailblazer whose use of chant-like hooks and ambient production has seeped into the sound of mainstream rap, directly influencing prominent young artists like A$AP Rocky, Vince Staples, and Lil Yachty while indirectly impacting the sounds of countless others.
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In Minnesota, Omar, about 36 and a naturalized American citizen and state representative, follows another trailblazer: She will succeed U.S. Congressman Keith Ellison, who in 2006 became the first Muslim elected to Congress and is stepping down to run for state attorney general.
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Chevy does sell one overseas under the Trailblazer name , and the color of that jacket and the tortoise shell glasses in its pocket do hearken back to the 1970s glory days of the K5, if not a high point in men&aposs fashion.
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Endgame will pick up some visual effects Oscars, and Game of Thrones will take home an Emmy or Golden Globe, so in many ways, the early recognition from the MTV Movie and TV Awards can be see as a trailblazer in this regard.
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Perhaps that is why, despite the global ubiquity of her music and her complete pop domination, the public rarely credits Houston as a visionary, multimedia trailblazer, in the way that it categorized her contemporary commercial peers like Madonna, Michael Jackson, and Prince.
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Benioff is on a media tour for his new book "Trailblazer," published Tuesday, which centers on what he says is the need for today's CEOs to consider returns not just for shareholders, but for all stakeholders in their companies, including customers and employees.
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Throughout her career, she's been a trailblazer — spearheading a White House restoration project for the Kennedys and developing a collection of accessories, fabrics and garments that were so eye-catching they were exhibited at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Speaking at Logo's Trailblazer Honors, where Billie Jean King was being recognized for her service to the LGBT community, Stone, who is portraying King in Sexes and introduced her at the event, recalled an ill-fated game of tennis she played with King.
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The trailblazer Location: William Howard Taft National Historic Site, Cincinnati Twenty-five miles divide Grant's birthplace from that of William Howard Taft, who was born in Cincinnati in 1857 and went on to serve as the 27th president and seventh president from Ohio.
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You won't find a new one in a showroom in the United States, but venture across a border or two and a Dodge or Chevy dealer will be happy to sell you a new four-door Neon or a rugged Trailblazer pickup.
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Sewell will testify directly after FBI Director James Comey, who told lawmakers last week that creating an unlocking technique would "unlikely to be a trailblazer" for setting a legal precedent and would not be useful for breaking into later generation Apple devices.
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Such hardships will be totally alien to the three gymnasts who finished ahead of Karmakar in Rio - Simone Biles, Maria Paseka and Giulia Steingruber - but it is thanks to the Indian trailblazer that future generations will have an easier start to their careers.
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Directed by Lili Fini Zanuck, the film chronicles Mr. Clapton's rise as a rock 'n' roll trailblazer (he is the only musician to have been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame three times), yet doesn't shy away from his demons.
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She captures Paskistani feminist and education activist Malala Yousafzai in a classroom, African American ballet trailblazer Misty Copeland poised perfectly on the tips her pointe shoes, feminist icon and writer Gloria Steinem in her office, and noted technologist Sheryl Sandberg in a boardroom.
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Other winners included designer Virgil Abloh who was recognized with an Urban Luxe prize for his Off-White brand, Balenciaga's Demna Gvasalia who won Accessories Designer of the Year and Kim Jones, Dior's artistic director for menswear, who was named 2018 Trailblazer.
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This trailblazer showed CNBC anchor Tania Bryer his London, taking in the views near to the Royal Park in Greenwich, his studio nearby, his favorite restaurant in London's Covent Garden, and afternoon tea at Claridge's, one of the city's most famous hotels.
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Several high-profile gay Republicans, who say they've long felt marginalized by their own party, have been energized by Trump's remarks and are describing him as a trailblazer responsible for a turning point in the relationship between gay people and the Republican Party.
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C efforts, Benioff had spent the previous year running a powerful company (the bulk of Salesforce's revenue comes from its cloud-based customer relationship management software); he'd overseen annual revenue growth of more than 25 percent; and he'd written his fourth book, Trailblazer.
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Although New York was a trailblazer in protecting a woman's right to choose, we did not update our laws after Roe to conform with the right established by the Supreme Court, particularly regarding a woman's right to make decisions to protect her health.
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Using fiber optic lights woven into silk organza and powered by 23 battery packs, the Homeland actress became more machine than woman under the eye of designer Zac Posen, who in the past worked with fashion trailblazer Madison Maxey on another illuminated dress.
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Yego has become a sporting trailblazer in a country famed for its runners as the first Kenyan athlete to win a Commonwealth Games gold in a field event in 2014, a feat he then repeated at an even higher level in last year's world championships.
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Two days later, on September 17, Clinton will keynote the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation awards dinner, where the former secretary of state will receive the Trailblazer Award, in recognition of becoming the first woman presidential nominee of a major party in the United States.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines expects to finalize a new set of rules on genetically modified organisms over the next few days, after a top court demanded an overhaul of previous regulations in the nation that has been seen as a trailblazer for GMO in Asia.
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The latest image was created by a photography pioneer Burson, the designer of the latest cover, is a trailblazer in this type of art, starting with her work 30 years ago with scientists at MIT which led to the development of computer-generated compositing technology.
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The 23-year-old from Missouri is being heralded as a trailblazer in the constellation of pageants, upending the notion that contestants are exploited in an old-fashioned, heterosexual-dominated forum that dictates how women should look, and what, or how little, they should wear.
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But because Mir managed to lackadaisically extricate itself out of every scrape it got into like some spacefaring Bugs Bunny, it's now remembered as a plucky trailblazer that always beat the odds rather than the "death trap" some considered it to be at the time.
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So the first New York show for the ink painter Suh Se Ok, at Lehmann Maupin, is doubly significant: not only as a belated Western discovery of a Korean trailblazer, but also as an essential step toward a more plural view of Korean abstraction.
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Ravizza was a co-author of two baseball psychology books, worked for years with Chicago Cubs Manager Joe Maddon and is considered a trailblazer — along with Charlie Maher of the Cleveland Indians and Harvey Dorfman — in bringing the mental game into major league clubhouses.
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It's the first solo show ever in the United States for this hinge figure between Donatello and the High Renaissance, and its 50 works — especially its sculptures of marble, bronze and terra cotta — ought to wake us up to the trailblazer right under our noses.
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Kim, ranked 53rd in the world, said that while it was an honor to have won the same title as Choi, he had a long way to go to matching the feats of the South Korean trailblazer, who has won eight times on the elite U.S. tour.
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Franken was a trailblazer on the left, and it's surprising that publishers didn't turn his style of satire into a cottage industry, the way that conservative publishers bankrolled their operations with books about how the Clintons were murderers and Barack Obama was an illegal alien usurper.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The case involving a court order demanding Apple help the FBI unlock the iPhone linked to one of the San Bernardino shooters is "unlikely to be a trailblazer" for setting a precedent for other cases, FBI Director James Comey told a congressional panel Thursday.
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The international reach and societal resonance of the women's game are potentially huge, and it seems symbolic that when the latest FIFA women's soccer and leadership conference opens on Monday in Zurich, the keynote speaker will be none other than the tennis trailblazer Billie Jean King.
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With Hillary Clinton taking a step this week toward the presidential Democratic nomination, let's recall another female trailblazer in the U.S. Frances Perkins became the first woman to serve in a president's cabinet, as labor secretary, upon Franklin D. Roosevelt's inauguration on this day in 1933.
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On election eve, when the possibility loomed that Hillary Clinton would become the first woman to win the presidency, Chief Jeri Williams sat in her corner office at the Police Department headquarters downtown and talked for nearly an hour about her own turn as a trailblazer.
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The lineup features an intimate conversation with American punk trailblazer Iggy Pop, a collaboration between Toronto hardcore group Fucked Up and Inuk throat singer Tanya Tagaq, Detroit techno legend Theo Parrish, pioneering electronic composer Pauline Oliveros, Suzanne Ciani and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, and much, much more.
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"Lizzo in Concert: A Dynamic Reminder of the Power of Self-Acceptance" by Elizabeth Phelps There is no single term that can adequately define music sensation Lizzo, but "bop" star, band-geek-turned-pop-icon, classical flutist, self-love trailblazer, and inclusivity advocate are all apt descriptors.
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"As a global media company with strong ties to China, STX is thrilled to collaborate with Alibaba Pictures, a trailblazer in today's global tech and direct-to-consumer market, to bring audiences around the world smart, engaging and entertaining content," STX said on the Alizila website.
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Screening at film festivals this year, a documentary about an assertive female trailblazer in the entertainment industry could hardly have come at a better time: In 2015, women constituted only seven percent of directors, 11 percent of writers, and 27 percent of producers on top-grossing films.
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Parker is not a trailblazer—Bon Iver became so enmeshed in the contemporary pop industry that he ended up accidentally producing a homophobic Eminem song—but the nakedness of this specific ambition says all you need to know about our culture's shifting tolerance for the pursuit of popularity.
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In the coming months and years, let us be guided by the words of Norris Henderson, a formerly incarcerated trailblazer who was an organizer and moderator of the Philadelphia event: "I applaud people who want to step up now and fix [the criminal justice system]," he said recently.
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Newton-John will receive the lifetime achievement award, Jenna Dewan will be honored with the trailblazer award, Derek Hough and Julianne Hough will take home the role model award, Napoleon and Tabitha Dumo will receive the innovator award and Galen Hooks will be given the dance icon award.
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The Explorer Award is for children ages 8 to 11, and focuses on developing character within a team and the impact individuals can make on group performance, while the Trailblazer Award helps inspire kids ages 12 to 14 with confident leadership skills, and equipping them to take on responsibility.
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The identification didn't seem to have improved her academic career — something confirmed subsequently by documentation from her hirings — and her brief period as a supposed minority trailblazer was, I suggested, probably a whim of self-identification that she subsequently regretted, and was happy enough to let slip away.
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In any case, as a United States amateur signing a multiyear deal to begin his career in Japan, Stewart will be a trailblazer of sorts for others seeking to explore their options outside the draft — even if it means waiting until age 25 to join the major leagues.
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From the time she declared in March, Ms. Nixon showed a taste and a talent for political invective, questioning "the old boys club" that runs Albany and whether the governor was "a real Democrat," and promising to be a double-barreled trailblazer: the state's first female and gay governor.
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Instead, the trailblazer turned out to be Jelena Ostapenko, and when the 20-year-old from Riga finished off her stunning run at the French Open on June 10, Gulbis was lying on a trainer's table in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in the Canary Islands, receiving physical therapy.
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According to airborne forces archive site ParaData, the entry test into the Parachute Regiment is made up of the following eight challenges: Clark, commander of the 16 Air Assault Brigade, called Wild a "trailblazer" and hoped that her achievement would encourage more women to try the P-company test.
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This is a company that probably should be regulated and broken up; it's got too much data," Benioff said in a sitdown with Cramer where he discussed the new book he co-authored with Salesforce executive Monica Langley, "Trailblazer: The Power of Business as the Greatest Platform for Change.
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While we continue to view TSLA as a trailblazer in the electric vehicle (EV) market, we believe investor optimism around the company and its business/financial future remains overhyped and litany of risks (see below) remain underappreciated, which keeps us relatively cautious on the stock despite the upgrade.
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In 1962, as Kenyan independence loomed and political upheavals dimmed prospects for safaris in East Africa, he accepted a partnership in his old company, which became Ker, Downey and Selby, and in 1963 moved as its trailblazer to Bechuanaland, a British protectorate that became independent Botswana in 1966.
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As he shadowed the NSA's director of signals intelligence in a briefing about a new $4 billion plan, codenamed Trailblazer, that would better apply the agency's spying to the Internet, an aide opened a door and interrupted with news: A plane had hit the north tower of the World Trade Center.
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Abrams has established herself as a trailblazer in the political realm alone: She became the first African-American to lead in the House of Representatives when she was elected as the Georgia House Minority leader in 2007 and was only 29 years old when she was appointed Atlanta's Deputy City Attorney.
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After applying to compete in the Great Britain leg of the Miss Universe competition, the Muslim pageant trailblazer pushed the judging committee to allow her to forego wearing a bikini for the swim portion of the competition and instead compete in an outfit that accords with her religion: a kaftan.
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We caught up with the 32 year-old fashion industry trailblazer to discuss her new book, The Not So Subtle Art Of Being A Fat Girl — a breakout memoir chronicling her turbulent childhood in Mississippi, life as a single mom, and the complicated art of always loving the skin you're in.
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"Stuff Media is the original trailblazer of the podcasting industry, and we've been impressed by its ability to grow a massive, loyal audience over the past decade, led by a strong, experienced and cohesive management team, who we welcome to iHeartMedia," said iHeartMedia's chairman and CEO Bob Pittman in the announcement.
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"Stephanie Rader was a trailblazer for women in the 'old boy network' at the OSS, and we can find no legitimate reason why this commendation was denied, other than the pervasive gender discrimination which existed in the early days of the American intelligence community right after World War II," Warner said.
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And when the one woman who rises to the top is that woman, and then she doesn't fulfill all of our impossible and conflicting expectations, we draw the same bad conclusions the public too often derives from firsts: We project failures, real or perceived, onto everyone who resembles that trailblazer.
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BOSTON — The morning after her upset political victory, Ayanna Pressley ascended a stage in Dorchester a few blocks from the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, greeting activists who had gathered to unify the party and to see a trailblazer — black, female, Bostonian — now poised to assume the old J.F.K. congressional seat.
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"It's nice to be called a trailblazer, especially after being called so many other names in the recent past," Albright joked about the controversy over her recent comments about critics of 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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People were watching it in droves, and it just changed the game and made it easier for people to get a show about a black woman or a black person on TV. I'm grateful to Shonda for opening those doors and just being that trailblazer so that other people could walk through.
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According to the film's press release, Lynn, now 87 — who recently clapped back at tabloid reports that she's on her deathbed and promised fans she's "gonna raise hell" in June — remains grateful to Cline to this day for her mentorship, friendship and for being the trailblazer that paved the way for her career.
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The company — once a trailblazer in the world of "daily deals", time-based offers on services local to you — has been downsizing its operations, particularly internationally, as its business has moved on from its initial hype and to avoid going the way of many of its competitors: down and out of business.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek at their acceptance speech at Friday's upcoming broadcast of the 2017 Logo Trailblazer Honors, which was taped in New York City on Thursday, the creative partners joked that they convinced actress Debra Messing to join the cast of the now-famous sitcom with booze and nicotine.
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Aside from being one of the scariest series in film history, with a windfall of $1.3 billion worldwide, 20th Century Fox's "Alien" franchise was a trailblazer for featuring a strong female lead with Sigourney Weaver's Ellen Ripley, a role that made Weaver a star and helped her score an Academy Award nomination.
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Leaping from London to New York, Berlin, and Mars, he dragged the sound of the world behind him like a... Everyone knows David Bowie as a fashion pioneer and a musical visionary, but the man alternately known as the Thin White Duke/Ziggy Stardust/Jareth the Goblin King was also a tech trailblazer.
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Privitar is not the only company that has built products to address the next level of personal data protection that has arisen with the surge in big data analytics: Apple, Microsoft (a trailblazer and early mover) and Google have all started to make moves to implement differential privacy in their own data activities.
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This is a company that probably should be regulated and broken up; it's got too much data," Benioff said in a sitdown with Jim Cramer on "Mad Money," where he discussed the new book he co-authored with Salesforce executive Monica Langley, "Trailblazer: The Power of Business as the Greatest Platform for Change.
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He paid tribute to a forgotten cinematic trailblazer, raised millions of dollars to expand Anthology Film Archives, played a major role in a New York exhibit about the Velvet Underground and was accused, in The New York Review of Books, of downplaying his interactions with anti-Semitic elements in Lithuania during the Holocaust.
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In 2016, Rogue started serving Pickled Piper Cucumber Gose at one of its brewhouses in Issaquah, WA. After making their way through the niche product market, outside-the-box pickle concoctions are now hitting the mainstream by way of fast food menus, and Sonic is the trailblazer with its big summer 2018 novelty product.
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On top of that, the argument that Bernie Sanders is a champion or trailblazer of women's rights is questionable at best and doesn't hold up; after all, he supported an anti-choice candidate running for mayor of Omaha, Nebraska and then accused the Democratic Party of not being "pragmatic enough" with candidates who had different views.
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And though she'd been playing the character for nearly two decades on the radio — she was a trailblazer, a writer, producer and star of one of the first sitcoms ever — the very fact of her anchoring one of the first successful television series has linked Jewish women to the medium in a way that resonates into today.
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" Donald Trump's surreal Friday Clinton, who accepted the group's "Trailblazer Award" on Saturday night for becoming the first female presidential candidate for a major political party, nodded to Trump when she said that the choice in November "is not about golf course promotions or birth certificates, it comes down to who will fight for the forgotten.
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Like so many other children of the 1980s (and beyond!), I grew up on Prince, so, from me and all his many loyal fans… farewell to an innovator and a trailblazer, a musical icon and an inspiration, a preacher and a prophet, a poet who always promised us there was something else, and led the crowd in seeking it.
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A trailblazer in the fashion technology space since it first emerged 15 years ago, Ms. Busquets, who was born to a family of wealthy industrialists, has personally invested more than $50 million to date in a raft of start-ups based in Britain and the United States, from Business of Fashion to Farfetch, Moda Operandi and Lyst.
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The president and first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE honored Reagan as a trailblazer in the White House.
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In addition to who he convinced me he was, I felt compassion for him, and it subconsciously became my justification for his bad behavior: The way I saw it, he was a fearless trailblazer—but also a bit of a loner who was trying to escape an abusive relationship with his estranged father and alcoholic mother.
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A lot of the bigger names have made nods toward mitigating this, if only to deflect bad PR. Coachella (not exactly a trailblazer in this space but less disastrous than it used to be, all things considered) has efforts like Carpoolchella, plus cutesy on-site features like phone chargers you power by riding a bike or a see-saw.
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Krishna has said Red Hat will give IBM the added firepower to cash in on another arena, AI. IBM is seen as a trailblazer in AI with its Watson technology, but the company has so far struggled to figure out a way to use that technology as a significant advantage over rivals like Microosft in the enterprise market.
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The movie stays in 1979, but we sometimes zoom out for an eagle-eyed look at how characters' lives have changed: Dorothea, who was a trailblazer as a young person but now feels sort of conventional; William, whose hippie commune years left him uncertain how to relate to women; Abbie, whose cervical cancer is a result of a fertility drug her mother took.
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Despite having red and blue lights on the grill of his 2007 white Chevrolet Trailblazer, a law enforcement light bar on top of the vehicle and and a realistic-looking airsoft pistol under the front passenger seat, Matthew Joseph Erris, 26, of Dade City, was just pretending to be deputy, according to a press release from the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
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The Japanese arm of cloud-based software company Salesforce is based in Tokyo, from where it employs staff across all of its major business functions, from sales and customer service to finance, legal and HR. Separately, last year, the company launched a $100 million Japan Trailblazer Fund in a bid to engage with entrepreneurs and invest in the country's start-up scene.
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The startup was a trailblazer in being the first to enhance the number factors that it used to search and sort travel results for users — details like hotel location, number of stops in a journey, and so on — and some of that will be tailored to specifically cater to the business users that form the core of Concur's customer base.
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All three innovations, Teevens said, were geared toward making football safer, minimizing the head trauma that scientists have linked to degenerative brain disorders like chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E. Brownson is a trailblazer in football and an aberration in Division I men's sports, where fewer than 22005 percent of assistant coaches are women, according to Richard Lapchick, an advocate for diversity in sports.
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" In an email, MoMA's senior curator of architecture and design, Paola Antonelli, called Mr. Day a "trailblazer" who "showed even the guardians of the original brands the power of creative appropriation, the new life that an authentically 'illicit' use could inject into a stale logo, as well as the commercial potential of a stodgy monogram's walk on the hip-hop side.
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Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was honored Tuesday with the "Trailblazer Award" at Running Start's Young Women to Watch Awards in Washington, D.C. The nonprofit, which works to educate young women about the political process and inspire them to run for elected office, highlighted Albright's advocacy for women's rights at a gala at the National Museum of Women in the Arts.
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"The FDA has been a `trailblazer' in alerting the public to plant foods that lower cholesterol and it is so sad to see them retreating now just as the public are waking up to the value of plant foods and protein foods in particular," said Jenkins, who has received funding from a wide range of food companies, including some that sell soy-based products.
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The trailblazer is one of many featured in a series of photographs making its U.S. debut by famed photographer Annie Leibovitz, whose previous subjects include John Lennon and Queen Elizabeth II. The series, titled "Women: New Portraits," is a continuation of the iconic "Women" series Leibovitz made with Susan Sontag in 1999, which showcased women from a variety of backgrounds — from coal miners to socialites.
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