That's a trifecta, a trifecta that violates the Constitution of the United States.
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The trifecta We are benefiting from an extraordinary trifecta: low crime rates, a strong economy and both parties being fed up with our bloated, ineffective prison system.
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Democrats held a 14-year trifecta from 2001 to 2014 — controlling the governorship, the House of Delegates, and the state Senate — and as of August 2017, this has shifted to a Republican trifecta.
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And then there's the trifecta: billions and billions and billions.
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Although let's be honest: You should just complete the trifecta.
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Unfortunately, this trifecta hasn't hit the board since the 1970s.
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The Republican Party has rarely won this trifecta of power.
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Cady* was diagnosed with anxiety, depression, and ADHD—the millennial trifecta.
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Why not double down with Twitter and make it a trifecta?
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Basically, in tandem, the trifecta of covers will steal your heart.
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But what of the trifecta of late-night talk show hosts?
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Throw in continued Kardashian approval, and they're basically the fashion trifecta.
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It was trifecta of bad blood if ever there was one.
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That declaration completed a trifecta of twin baby announcement this month.
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He conveys the constitutively human trifecta of responsibility, impotence, and blindness.
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These three make up what I am calling the "banter trifecta".
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Dov Zakheim: Trump pulls off trifecta of disruption on European trip.
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It was a trifecta that we haven't hit since, yes, 1999.
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That's a trifecta that should earn bipartisan support and swift enactment.
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Next up was a trifecta of tasks, split between the group.
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Answer the 'career trifecta' of questions — What are you passionate about?
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" Said Schiff: "It is the trifecta of constitutional misconduct justifying impeachment.
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But Trump's pick for secretary of education swept the board. Trifecta!
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"I mean, this is like the trifecta of unreliability," he said.
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KS: Here's three things from Phillip Molly Malone, it's a trifecta.
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Totally bloated from the trifecta of cheese, gluten, and alcohol last night.
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For the bedtime trifecta, enable Night Shift on your iPad and iPhone.
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We expect this trifecta to power Amazon's growth for the foreseeable future.
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He went for the full trifecta and picked a cop to torment.
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Passage of an impactful sugary drink tax would complete the Adam Smith trifecta.
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Baby True is the third and last of the 2018 Kardashian baby trifecta.
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To complete the trifecta, Facebook-owned messaging app WhatsApp is also having issues.
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Well, check out the video above, because we just found the winning trifecta.
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They have that trifecta of cloud, e-commerce, and payments which is potent.
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The last time this trifling trifecta happened, Jim Crow was alive and well.
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Marinate, blacken and glaze: the chicken wing trifecta, courtesy of Austin restaurant Olamaie.
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Continuing with the trifecta theme, a 17-minute sequence is repeated three times.
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Now, he's apparently moved on to Kelley -- making for a pretty impressive trifecta.
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"It was sort of a trifecta for Napa and Sonoma," Ms. Marcus said.
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That's not a trend confined to national races: Republicans have held a trifecta
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Go deeper: Trump's trifecta of calling on foreign powers to interfere in elections
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Go deeper: Trump's trifecta of asking foreign powers to interfere in U.S. elections
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NY – Our trifecta of #Design sales will be on view beginning this Thursday!
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What makes it worthy of the praise is the trifecta of benefits it bequeaths.
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The strength of Gordon's candidacy suggests Republicans are on track to keep that trifecta.
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And it sure looks like he's going for the face-plant trifecta in 2020.
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Versatile, healthy, and virtually dirty-dish-free—salad rolls are a veritable recipe trifecta.
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First came Kimojis, then MuvaMojis and the trifecta is now officially complete with ChyMojis.
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Then, in what seemed like a trifecta, Glover came aboard to play Lando Calrissian.
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In recent decades, money, endorsements and party support have become the trifecta for success.
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POUGHKEEPSIE Hindenberg, Led Zeppelin tribute band; Trifecta; Family Friendly Criminals; and Willis Avenue, rock.
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In the world of dogs, it's fair to say this is the ultimate trifecta.
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If only he had snagged a shot with Sergey Brin to complete the trifecta!
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Democrats now have a liberal governing trifecta in the former capital of the Confederacy.
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Should Democrats win that trifecta, they should expand and yes, pack, the Supreme Court.
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Trump has a trifecta of fundraising, incumbency, and a strong economy going for him.
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But Kaness sees this store launch as completing the trifecta of ModCloth's omni-channel presence.
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He&aposs the trifecta of terrible and he must never sit on the Supreme Court.
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In Colorado and New Mexico, they now have a "trifecta" — governor and both legislative houses.
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It's an impressive trifecta — but not everyone will be able to see the full show.
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A trifecta of rappers influential to the platform's musical direction also appear in top form.
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"Global economic growth still remains a concern," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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"Added sugar in cigarettes creates a trifecta of death," Brewer told Reuters Health by email.
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"There's kind of a trifecta of things always going on at our company," Benny said.
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Leather sneakers, jeans, and a plain white T-shirt are the ultimate effortless outfit trifecta.
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But good signal a handful of seconds later revealed the final third of the trifecta.
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Yet Mr. Abe may not stay in power long enough to complete the diplomatic trifecta.
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Could Democrats hit the trifecta — and also take back the House of Representatives this fall?
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He is the trifecta of terrible, and he must never sit on the Supreme Court.
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What moves me is, I think, the trifecta of memory, love and the passage of time.
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The third and final baby of the 2017 Kardashian Trifecta might just be on the way.
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That adds to the trifecta of different-length cables already in the box with the P9s.
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Science, technology, and beauty are a super-powered trifecta that's moving us into unchartered, exciting territory.
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Read MoreWhat to watch after stock market trifecta The analyst community sure has blown this one.
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But there are a select few who have hit the trifecta and can do all three.
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Sitting there in your fridge, it suffers a cascading trifecta of maladies: For one, it dehydrates.
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These represent the trifecta for media and political applications that have come to hijack a religion.
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Now add a BBQ joint and the boys have quite the trifecta (music reigns, of course).
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The trifecta of visionary grassroots initiatives, professional expertise, and municipal action have driven the city forward.
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Boyd says that a trifecta of bad news has hit the specialty pharma space in particular.
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One more dark horse fit Chaikin's "buy" trifecta: the stock of embattled industrial conglomerate General Electric.
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However, the proposal doesn't explicitly promise the usual trifecta of low-carbon energy, equity and growth.
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A.Capital Ventures, Costanoa VC, Firebolt, SV Angel and Trifecta Capital also participated in on the round.
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And for 'fall 20, she provided the holy trifecta: wine, bread, and lashings of salted butter.
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The trifecta of well-meaning but cringey tweets was complete and was thus memed to oblivion.
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The broader tone for Tuesday's trading session, however, was set by Trump's trifecta of tariff warnings.
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If athletes, actors and gamblers are the most superstitious among us, my father hit the trifecta.
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Which is all to say, Julie's search for the New York City trifecta might just be over.
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Inside the glossy, she talks through a savvy trifecta of criteria that guide her stellar outfit selections.
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Nailing this trifecta (among a few other suggestions) is the closest you can get to being naked.
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This is the first Kardashian baby to arrive out of an expected trifecta of Kardashian-Jenner children.
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Will we have more deadlock or will this all-red trifecta be able to get things done?
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For Google, it would create a Google-YouTube-Twitter media trifecta that would excite consumers, he added.
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No, it's a multi-purpose spray that absorbs oils, adds texture, and instantly creates volume — the trifecta!
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But the question is what Democrats can do when they achieve a trifecta in a blue state.
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Clean, green, and serene: That's May's astrological trifecta, as we revel in Taurus season until the 20th.
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The Adulting Appliance Trifecta: a slow cooker (or an Instant Pot), a legit vacuum, and a blender.
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The ideal decor solution is an item that meets the trifecta of affordability, function, and style — a.k.a.
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The equity analyst has identified a trifecta that will exacerbate oil fundamentals in the next few weeks.
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" Schumer suggested Republicans are privately saying they wish Trump picked someone else, calling DeVos a "negative trifecta.
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And even an overly emotional KDP can point, convincingly, to a trifecta of falsehoods coming from Washington.
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And one surprising dark horse fit Chaikin's "buy" trifecta: the stock of embattled industrial conglomerate General Electric.
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We certainly can't wait to see the red carpet ensembles this trifecta turns out in the future.
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It is the Republicans who will control the White House, Senate and House — the coveted Washington trifecta.
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Fresh, creamy burrata, uber-ripe tomatoes and balsamic vinegar are sort of the trifecta of summer snacking.
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And we're talking a Derrek Lee-Sammy Sosa-Michael Barrett trifecta, if you want to feel old.
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The trifecta forms the foundation of Bryant's legacy, which since his death has become its own universe.
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Go deeper: Trump's trifecta Editor's note: This story has been corrected to fix the spelling of Sen.
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"President Trump has engaged in the trifecta of constitutional misconduct warranting removal," the managers wrote in response.
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This trifecta is nearly enticing enough for me to move there, as if I needed another reason.
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Maybe next week we'll hit the trifecta before we put this old mare out to pasture, eh.
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"I'm still bullish on this year," he said, noting that January had a "trifecta" of bullish trends.
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"I think I unwittingly hit the trifecta of universal goodness: moms, Christmas, and Baby Yoda," Benson says.
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Still, if you want to pick a trifecta, without much payoff, take Biden, Warren or Buttigieg. Sen.
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This is particularly important in states where Republicans held the trifecta last time, and wound up aggressively gerrymandering.
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Joining the brand's trifecta of original sugar Lip Exfoliators are three new flavors: coconut, pink grapefruit, and rose.
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"This is actually a trifecta of lunar phenomena," Renee Weber, a planetary scientist at NASA, told BuzzFeed News.
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Which, judging by how many stories in that trifecta are out there now, is a lot of you!
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The top-note trifecta of lemon, orange, and mandarin could leave you smelling like a slosh of sangria.
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Washington state, a rare Democratic trifecta, is expected to remain safely in blue hands, according to Daily Kos.
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To wrap up the trifecta of bad news, Blue Apron let go 14 members of its recruiting team.
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As a result, SAP delivered a unique trifecta of double digit growth in software, cloud and operating income.
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Next up: A trifecta of Saturday caucuses that Sanders could sweep: Washington state, Alaska and Hawaii, where Rep.
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Read on for her tips on how to tinker with the morning trifecta, no matter your skin type.
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Presently, Jane has her hands full with her normal trifecta: her child, her child's father and her writing.
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The erstwhile "Leader of the Free World" managed to accomplish the ultimate disruptive trifecta on his European tour.
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But hours into his hearing, the GOP&aposs legal counsel called his statements a "trifecta of unreliability."Rep.
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Nick Colucci, an editor at game publishing, localization, and distribution trifecta XSEED Games knows this all too well.
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The woman veteran was the perfect strategic play; a trifecta for Dems this cycle: trustworthy, moderate and female.
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The trifecta is unlikely since Sununu is so popular, but Democrats absolutely could take over the state legislature.
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Had it ended there, someone would have argued the trifecta of performers made that moment the most impactful.
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This guy will be in my all-gray exacta, trifecta and super boxes along with Tacitus and Roadster.
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The baker said she feels the most joy when she hits what she calls the "Pie Art Trifecta."
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But politically, the trifecta of rejections tells us that Mr. Trump's grip on congressional Republicans may be loosening.
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The trifecta includes Witchfinder General (1968), Haggard's The Blood on Satan's Claw (1971), and The Wicker Man (1973).
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According to Phillips this hit the makeup trifecta: it avoid clumps and makes lashes look extra long and voluminous.
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An Energy secretary who's said he would eliminate the Department of Energy Last in Trump's dirty-fuel trifecta: Energy.
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I had this trifecta of tea sandwiches at a high tea with friends celebrating the end of my studies.
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We're not at the final product yet, but I think Trifecta is doing what it was meant to do.
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After the 2018 election it became a Democratic trifecta, with the party controlling the governor's office, statehouse and senate.
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And among the winners, their products will need to deliver on a value proposition trifecta — convenience, trust and price.
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Missing from the reunion was Stacey Dash, who played Dionne and completed the trifecta along with Tai and Cher.
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Republicans in the past election won a legislative trifecta in the states of Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio and New Hampshire.
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And, of course, Offset was also celebrating the day before that too (his actual birthday) ... rounding out the trifecta.
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Now the big question is will they be able to buck the trend and complete the trifecta in November.
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He's a trifecta when it comes to talent (he sings, acts, and models), but he's also a total wildcard.
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Republicans, meanwhile, gained a trifecta in Alaska but saw theirs broken up in Kansas, Michigan, Wisconsin and New Hampshire.
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When I find that trifecta, I get a little obsessed, like I am with this pair from Outdoor Voices.
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Billionaires have a trifecta of traits to thank for their success, a new report by UBS and PwC found.
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Still, the public option is one of those policy ideas that hits the trifecta: simultaneously simple, popular, and effective.
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Combine those skills with the Adams/Thompson trifecta, and you have the state-of-the-art, new new prototype.
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"This will be the trifecta of international climate agreements," said Andrew Light, a former State Department climate change negotiator.
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Should Trump win, even better: The GOP gets an iron-fisted governing trifecta, plus a rubber-stamping Supreme Court.
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Jens Laerke, from the UN's humanitarian office, said aid workers have been stymied by the trifecta of natural disasters.
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If this trifecta is complete, the researchers want to detect more systems, including black holes and neutron stars merging.
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A hike in the woods is a trifecta of joy, and all it took was making this modest effort.
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"I call it a trifecta approach, because these three things are essential to keeping weight loss sustainable," she said.
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As a corollary to the artist-subject-viewer trifecta, Sepuya includes the camera's gaze as a fourth interested party.
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Sunday's Extreme Rules pay-per-view marked a trifecta of monotonous, plodding WWE shows in the wake of WrestleMania.
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It has the trifecta of a super product, a deep data moat coupled with AI expertise and great customer traction.
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Now the late-night industrial complex came together and they created this, a trifecta of attack on the president. Watch.
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And making it the Titanic trifecta, DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are currently auctioning off a dinner with themselves for charity.
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However, "there's still a lot of uncertainty surrounding that trifecta," said Shannon Saccocia, head of asset allocation at Boston Private.
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Substantively, the Betsy DeVos's agenda to destroy public education was piloted in Michigan, which became a Republican trifecta in 873.
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All we need now is an appearance from Abigail Breslin, and AHS: Cult will have the whole Chanel trifecta down.
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As always, Twitter is doing the most about this possible trifecta, but that's okay, because Viola Davis 200% deserves it.
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Dergarabedian noted that "Civil War" has hit "the trifecta": strong social media interest, critical acclaim and a great release date.
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Lastly in her trifecta is the cohesive list of logistics startups set to soar this year, according to venture capitalists.
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But now, here is Acer's Predator X27 4K monitor — the first to have the 4K, HDR, and G-Sync trifecta.
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At 34, the youngest of the Kardashian sister trifecta, Khloé has faced an enormous amount of pushback for her body.
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But this trifecta of covers is the most liberal interpretation of a swimsuit we've seen yet on the annual issue.
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" Ms. Murguía said the tweet from the presumptive Republican nominee had "hit the Trump trifecta: clueless, offensive and self-promoting.
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In a recent fund-raising email, Mr. Sanders's campaign achieved a trifecta, criticizing all three industries in the same sentence.
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No sign of Julia Rose at the game, so the trifecta wasn't totally complete ... but 2 outta 3 ain't bad!
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"Dark Territory" builds on this trifecta, taking the reader into the world of the new security topic du jour — cyberwar.
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Take Texas, where Republicans have had a "trifecta"— control of the House, Senate, and the governor's mansion — since 2003. Gov.
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He had not yet won the trifecta of literary prizes (Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award, National Book Critics Circle Award).
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The work they would take over from people is the epitome of "dull, dirty, and dangerous" — the trifecta for automation.
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Enter Peace Out Dullness, a brightening jumbo gauze pad soaked in a trifecta of exfoliating acids, which hits Sephora today.
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One more game to complete the trifecta of melancholic masterpieces on the bestselling console of all time: The Last Guardian.
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Rhode Island also has a rare Democratic trifecta — as Democrats also control the state House of Representatives and state Senate.
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There will also be a Democratic trifecta in New York after the party took back control of the state's Senate.
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Texas is a Republican trifecta, meaning Republicans hold the governorship as well as majorities in both of the state's legislative chambers.
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That timeless black-and-white aesthetic just speaks to me, so I had to see and try the trifecta for myself.
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This trifecta of challenges worries analysts and economists that the manufacturing sector could contract for the third-straight month in October.
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In the last 15 months, SoFi has made "great progress" and recorded its first "trifecta" in its last quarter, Noto said.
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It had just learned its 1,000th skill, completing a trifecta of killer features that made it great for lazy pot smokers.
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Sometimes, after an exhaustive search, we strike the furniture jackpot with a piece that epitomizes our spacial, stylistic, and budgetary trifecta.
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Japan would then vote for Italy to host the 1944 Games, and the trifecta of Axis Power Olympics would be complete.
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"Oil bulls are drawing heart from the strong employment data in the U.S.," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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This rulemaking wisely focuses this debate and puts a pro-consumer, pro-innovation and pro-investment policy trifecta within our reach.
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The teachers, meanwhile, get that treasured trifecta of decent pay ($14 to $26 per hour), flexible scheduling, and a premade curriculum.
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Let's double that number in 28503 by going for the trifecta in Colorado, Nevada, Illinois, New Mexico, New Jersey and Maine.
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And it comes on top of rising inflation in the US. These factors are forming a toxic trifecta for Treasury bondholders.
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Of course, New Orleans is not alone in grappling with a confounding trifecta of copious rain, rising seas, and sinking lands.
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But other than that, this classic tends to melt too quickly and is limited to the vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry trifecta.
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The Cardinals are coming off a win-lose-tie trifecta, which is no way to keep up with first-place Seattle.
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Jeff Bezos has hit the trifecta of megatrends now that Amazon has announced plans to add Whole Foods to its portfolio.
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Parisian gallery MAGNIN-A brought together a trifecta of vintage prints by Malick Sidibé, Seydou Keïta, and J. D.'Okhai Ojeikere.
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Daily Kos rates them both as likely to go for Democratic control, potentially giving Democrats a rare trifecta over government control.
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"We had a trifecta of concerning findings—cerebellar lesions in rats, seizures in monkeys, and bradycardia in dogs," Vocci told me.
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"Melania completes the stereotype trifecta– elephants, orphans and even the pith helmet," tweeted Matt Carotenuto, a historian at St. Lawrence University.
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The "trifecta" of stronger economic growth, still-low inflation and world central bank stimulus isn't going to last forever, he said.
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Once Trump had his trifecta, he told America, in the words of Ronald Reagan, to tear down that great Blue Wall.
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"Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran gave prices some support," Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta, said in a note.
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January was positive this year, and Hirsch says the market is lined up for what he calls the January indicator trifecta.
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Investors who are betting on a populist Trifecta sweeping France this Spring will find themselves on the wrong side of the trade.
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"In Eastern Europe, countries have secured supplies to offset shipments halted due to contamination," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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So many of the ways relationships and lives fall apart get a moment under the microscope, thanks to their trifecta of voices.
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Trifecta meals only use USDA Organic ingredients that are never frozen and are either wild caught or grass-fed, the company said.
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Gomez and The Weeknd went to a John Mayer concert together (is that the most unlikely trifecta of our times?) last month.
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On Tuesday, a trifecta of tech companies announced that they had thwarted what appear to be significant cyberattacks from Russia and Iran.
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"The high crude prices appear to have been taking a toll on demand," said Sukrit Vijayakar, Director of Indian oil consultancy Trifecta.
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"This is pretty much a bullish trifecta when it comes to supplies," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Head to your local Chili's on 5/5 and snag a Tequila Trifecta, Presidente Margarita or draft beer for a just $5.
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Now he is one of those crowding up at the winner's window in Washington, although he may miss the big Trifecta payoff.
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Republicans also won control of the Senate, 63 to 26, and the House, 26 to 26, giving them the coveted Washington trifecta.
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The group's makeup memorably fluctuated, but when we last left them, the trifecta consisted of Kelly Rowland, Beyoncé Knowles, and Michelle Williams.
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What's next: As home energy storage systems proliferate, adding an electric vehicle to the mix would provide a trifecta of home renewables.
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Beets, black beans, and mushrooms are the trifecta of veggie burger fillers, but we're pretty crazy about this truffle cashew cheese, too.
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Days earlier, Detroit had completed the sports trifecta, becoming the only American city to hold titles in three major sports at once.
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But I'm curious, if you had a trifecta in 22016, would a Medicare-for-all plan be able to pass the Senate?
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As of this month, Democrats have a "trifecta" in the state, with control over the governorship and both houses of the legislature.
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In this recipe, I added cumin, chile and lemon zest to the usual garlic-salt-herb trifecta, which deepens the lamby flavor.
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Segura's trifecta of errors was the most by a shortstop in one inning since Castro committed three with the Cubs in 2011.
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Once you find that trifecta, build on it until you can quit your job and dive into your happy place every day.
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Also, in rare unity, the trifecta of the medical landscape: doctors, hospitals, and insurers are speaking with one voice denouncing the bill.
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The actress this spring will accomplish an unusual trifecta: Three roles she helped originate will be on Broadway at the same time.
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But do you think you could add rainbow sprinkles to this recipe, to complete the trifecta of Instagram-bait ingredients and techniques?
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That trifecta suggests that building and maintaining a culture of corporate integrity should be one of the very highest priorities of directors.
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There are potential connections between nearly every flavor component, except for the sad trifecta of livers and the Satanic pentagram of mushrooms.
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For all of 2018, Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta, said he expects an average jet fuel crack of $16.50 per barrel.
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No matter the pattern, length, or texture of your hair, the right formula will bring out the ultimate trifecta: shine, definition, and moisture.
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Behind every coated pout, one trifecta runs the show: dyes and pigments for hue, wax for form, and oil for smooth application. Dyes
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Many Americans don't reward or even tolerate bullies, liars, and self-promoters, and they certainly don't want that trifecta occupying their Oval Office.
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"The stutter in Indian demand may have been caused due to the effects of demonetization," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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But if you have a charged cell phone, a great book and an amazing stylist (it's the winning trifecta!) it's totally worth it!
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Its name seems to be word-play on "trifecta", meaning either three wins or someone predicting the top three finishers in a competition.
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Keep your eyes on the skies this week: a lunar trifecta that hasn't occurred since 1866 will put on a pre-dawn show.
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It means that Americans would face a new trifecta of pain when going online – more paywalls, more ads, and less content and services.
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An unsecured database exposed millions of records of Chinese Muslims being tracked via facial recognition — an ugly trifecta of prejudice, bureaucracy and incompetence.
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Holder told the newspaper the group will home in on the "trifecta" states where Republicans control both the governorship and entire state legislature.
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The Comic-Con trifecta wouldn't be complete without a Hall H panel, but Netflix is so baller in 2017 that they staged two.
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After obtaining a majority in both chambers of the General Assembly, Democrats now have a governing trifecta for the first time since 1993.
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Quite frankly, after two underwhelming episodes, a shake-up felt welcome, even if it did bring back the Morgan, Thorgy and Milk trifecta.
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He has a chance to lead the league in goals, points and game-winning goals, and that's almost always a Hart-winning trifecta.
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Jacksonville was facing a "trifecta" of water-related threats, city officials said: storm surge, heavy rainfall over the weekend and Monday's rising tides.
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"They have the trifecta of bad characteristics for a species that wants to survive in human-dominated landscapes, unfortunately for them," he said.
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A trifecta of climate change, hydropower dams and illegal fishing are threatening the Tonle Sap, and the people who rely on its fish.
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A trifecta of climate change, hydropower dams and illegal fishing are threatening the Tonle Sap, and the people who rely on its fish.
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As the 'Morning Mayor of New York' from 1979 to 225, he hosted shows on WMCA, WABC and WCBS-FM, a singular trifecta.
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The other huge story was Virginia's state legislature elections, where Democrats flipped both the state House and Senate, ensuring a trifecta with Gov.
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They&aposre dealing with a heavy trifecta formed by the ongoing fallout of the recession, rising living costs, and staggering student-loan debt.
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"Operators in the area are already closing down platforms and evacuating workers as a precaution," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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This ensures a trifecta: Democrats will have a majority in both legislative chambers, and the party is led in the state by Gov.
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But even without that second bombshell, it's likely that the trifecta of controversies helped deflect some of the blowback to Northam's blackface debacle.
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And, if they adopt Pudge the fish from Lilo & Stitch (who as you may know controls the weather), we will have THE WEATHER TRIFECTA.
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This trifecta of TV viewing options, plus intense interest in the Democratic primary, nearly set a new ratings record for Democratic party primary debates.
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Yes, it seems like the perfect trifecta to start your day — except when you're left with no time to change into presentable work attire.
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Warren is also tackling the trifecta of terrible corporate policies that have eroded workers' rights: non-compete clauses, no-poach agreements, and mandatory arbitration.
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On the heels of that trifecta came Beyoncé's 2018 Vogue cover story, which is an article composed of quotes Bey gave to a journalist.
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Warren is hoping an early state trifecta can help convince voters in South Carolina and Super Tuesday states to vote for her as well.
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If the ban holds, Bourdain, who has already been to the country of Georgia, will no longer be able to complete the Caucasus Trifecta.
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As far as we're concerned, any dish that contains what we believe to be the trifecta of velvety white foods can't possible be bad.
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Lyrically, it invokes youth, religion, and puts dark visions of blood into your mind all at once — practically a trifecta of her hot topics.
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"I would call this the trifecta of bearish news," said Tariq Zahir, a trader in WTI timespreads at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York.
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I was coming out as queer and nonmonogamous too; some of my family saw this trifecta as a callous rebellion or a temporary phase.
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"Then Canada will hopefully follow suit quickly and we can reassemble that trifecta then," Perdue said at the Agriculture Transportation Summit in Arlington, Virginia.
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Christian Bale's yuppie archetype really hits the bad boyfriend trifecta: He cheats, he kills and he takes longer to get ready than you do.
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There's a set of factors—chronic stress, genetics, and access to food—that come together in a trifecta of interpersonally affecting groups of people.
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A quick cross-section reveals a sick textural trifecta: the thick outer rind, the gooey creamline, and the flaky, cakey, and unmistakably dank insides.
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"We just locked up the trifecta, the NFL, NBA and baseball, that is absolutely huge, and I am so pumped right now," Gronkowski says.
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This public option would supposedly succeed where private insurers failed, delivering the magic trifecta of low premiums, accessible coverage, and a healthy balance sheet.
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The Golden Raspberry Awards winners were announced Friday, with the star-studded Emoji Movie nabbing the impressive trifecta of worst screenplay, director, and film.
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And that terrible trifecta of emotion leads to a lot of shame because you don't know how to tell people what you're going through.
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It's really hard to find someone who can do dance music, pop music, and experimental music, this weird trifecta of things I'm interested in.
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The scale and timing of a turn in the markets is likely to be decided by the third leg of the trifecta: easy money.
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Texas is one of 25 states where Republicans have a so-called trifecta of control over the House, the Senate, and the governor's mansion.
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Adams's role as a pregnant innocent, Ashley, in this little-seen 2005 independent movie was part of what became a slow-moving career trifecta.
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And so they formed a company called Trifecta to build out their idea, adding Tse to the growing ranks of academics-turned-blockchain entrepreneurs.
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As of earlier this year, Democrats have a "trifecta" in the state, with control over the governorship and both houses of the legislature. Gov.
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Moving forward, Cramer will be focused on the biggest stock winners from Trump's trifecta of lower corporate taxes, deregulation and the repatriation of overseas funds.
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Ariya has a chance to become the first player to win three consecutive LPGA tournaments since Park In-bee pulled off the trifecta in 2013.
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The three together — called a trifecta — create a "perfect storm" of relentless and debilitating symptoms, including fainting, seizures, stomach cramps, muscle weakness and crippling fatigue.
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Altogether, the metrics point to a trifecta of improved customer service in an industry that's long been criticized for being among the worst at it.
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The result for SynTouch is a trifecta of information: the texture of a material, the give of it, and how hot or cold it feels.
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Maybe it was the trifecta of lettuce, tomato, and cheese, maybe it was the spice, but it still felt familiar, like meeting an old friend.
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The Points Guy's Kelly recommends what he calls the "Chase trifecta," which may only make sense if you need a card for business expenses, too.
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Because the trifecta has been working together over the last few days, there is a belief that they will end up voting the same way.
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But with Scandal now officially in production for its seventh and final season, we're going to have to say good-bye to the television trifecta.
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For nearly a decade, Republicans have held a "trifecta" in Arizona, where the party rules both sides of the state legislature and the governor's mansion.
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So even though Thursday's "trifecta" has not happened in a long time, it does not indicate a higher likelihood of a sudden downward move now.
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But buying gifts that embody that elusive trifecta of stylish, affordable, and original, may be among the most confounding challenges of an already chaotic season.
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But the Republican presidential nominee did manage to produce a trifecta of pitilessly dismissive ways of referring to no fewer than three groups of people.
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President Trump is cutting against historical and political norms on a trifecta of big issues at the heart of U.S. domestic, economic and security policy.
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The Chinese company recently introduced a trifecta of smartphones without a 3.5mm port, relying on the charging and data slot to output audio as well.
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For example: Didn't Daenerys look like the sun was in her eyes throughout the entirety of her confrontation with the trifecta of masters in Mereen?
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With the offense laboring, and the defense yielding six (of nine) third-down conversions, the special-teams implosion completed a trifecta of first-half misery.
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Sukrit Vijayakar, managing director of energy consultancy Trifecta warned there were "darker shadows over the pace of rebalancing, if at all any is taking place."
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Creating a Democratic trifecta in Pennsylvania, on the other hand, would open the door to a major voting rights expansion in a key swing state.
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We suggest heading to Amazon to snag the Ninja Foodi multi-cooker, which combines multiple kitchen appliances into one space-saving trifecta of kitchen goodness.
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While admittedly a gamble, he promised to address the trifecta of poor trade deals, an end to needless foreign wars and a crackdown on immigration.
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Accepted into the Farm, where many Hosts are different shades of brown, Jane rooms with Reagan, the "holy trifecta of Premium Hosts": white, pretty, educated.
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Another day, tackle the trifecta of Lago Todos los Santos (a cheap half-hour boat ride), Petrohué Waterfalls and a sunset drive up Volcán Osorno.
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They&aposre crunchy, flavorful, and nutritious (really!) — the trifecta of characteristics you want for the snacks you keep in your backpack, car, or desk drawer.
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This trifecta is only speeding up the damage inflicted on the medieval city's architecture and infrastructure, which could make it uninhabitable sooner than previously expected.
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Housing data: A trifecta of US real estate reports are expected Tuesday: US building permits, housing starts and S&P/Case-Shiller US home prices.
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Analysts at D.A. Davidson called it a "disastrous quarter" and Wedbush cited the "dreaded trifecta of bad news" — weak results, bad guidance and the CEO departure.
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Wyoming is one of many states in the country that have established a Republican trifecta — or GOP dominance over the state House, Senate, and governor's mansion.
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Eggleston's hometown in Sumner, Mississippi, is included in the series with a photo of a group of wetland trees, balanced like a trifecta of native species.
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The maker of the original Beetle has a trifecta of its concepts on display, including the redux of its bus, and the electric-powered I.D. Buzz.
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He wears it here for the open, he wears it for the marooning, and he wears it for the first challenge — a rare orange hat trifecta!
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The Trifecta The blizzard became the first storm on record to dump at least 18 inches of snow in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York City.
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She highlighted a trifecta of uncertainties as the key drivers of tension among investors: A rocky global economy, the current U.S. political cycle and Fed policy.
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Over the past 10 years, this legal trifecta has led to the number known overfished stocks in U.S. waters dropping from 45 to only 85033 today.
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Democrats already control the state house and governor's office -- which means a win in that race would give them the "trifecta": unified control of Washington's government.
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In the last two years, he's won a trifecta of arts prizes: a Guggenheim fellowship, a Doris Duke performing artist award and a MacArthur genius grant.
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This allows Republicans to achieve the trifecta of supporting pharmaceutical companies, remaining dedicated to free markets and doing something tangible to address the drug price issue.
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Jim Sharman, director, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (1975) I like theater of myth and magic with a touch of vaudeville, and it had the trifecta.
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If they do that and hold the House, and Democrat Jared Polis wins the governor's race, Democrats would have the trifecta for state control in Colorado.
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Bolton is smart and well informed, and he hit the trifecta: On Iraq, Iran and North Korea alike, he has a perfect record of disastrous decisions.
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Parallel 1: Americans lowered their Oval Office admission standards White supremacy, sexism and Muslim bigotry -- that's the toxic trifecta that put Trump into office, some say.
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The Trump economic policy trifecta — tax cuts, reduced regulation, and infrastructure spending — has already boosted financial sector performance to their highest levels since the financial crisis.
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Should they win a federal "trifecta" — the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives — they'll still have to deal with a Trump-branded judiciary.
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This is called the "trifecta," and if a party gets it at the right time, they can draw maps without needing to give their rivals any say.
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For one thing, it was part of a trifecta of singles that included "Stuntin' Like My Daddy" and Lloyd's "You," which gave Wayne a stranglehold on radio.
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To convince you that these are, in fact, a wardrobe staple, we've rounded up 17 long-sleeve options that achieve the trifecta of comfort, ease, and cool.
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It paired quite nicely with the half-dozen or so hot dogs that I ate as I hit Montreal's steamie trifecta in the space of one afternoon.
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So when the model turned food queen and Cravings cookbook author hit us with a burger hack last week, we nearly lost it over the converging trifecta.
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Bottom line: The move, if successful, will be mutually beneficial for Twitter, the NBA and Turner Sports, which is a hard trifecta to pull off these days.
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I think, obviously, there's a trifecta of offerings right now that if you're new to podcasts or you haven't heard them, you should definitely listen to them.
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The party controls both chambers of the state legislature and the governor's office in 25 states, with Democrats holding that trifecta in eight states, the group said.
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The Democratic nominee walked onstage for their third and final debate on Wednesday night in an all-white pantsuit to complete the America-focused trifecta of outfits.
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"It remains to be seen whether all countries participating in the deal will agree with the Saudi-Russian stance," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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Of the trifecta of calamities plaguing Alabama's branches of government, it is Mr. Hubbard's felony corruption trial starting this week that may rattle the state the most.
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The neighborhood grew out of Edendale, a defunct historic district made up of what is now Los Angeles's hipster trifecta: Echo Park, Silver Lake and Los Feliz.
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Right now, Republicans have that "trifecta" in 26 states, which gives them broad authority not just over laws and budgets, but the redistricting process every 10 years.
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Kim Reynolds won a second term this month and her party held their majorities in the state House and Senate, maintaining the GOP's trifecta in Des Moines.
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Fried chicken seems almost candied, a trifecta of drumstick, thigh and wing, dripping with maple butter on thick triangular waffles and coated in a peppery honey sauce.
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They now completely control all three statehouse branches in 13 states and Washington, D.C., compared to the seven statehouses where they held trifecta control before Election Day.
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Including Suzuki's V.R., these three Sega classics, led by these three minds over this period of three years, represented the ultimate trifecta in Sega's arcade racing success.
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Bank and finance stocks are uniquely positioned to benefit from every important part of the new administration's economic agenda — the "Trump trifecta" of taxes, regulation, and infrastructure.
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The three-time champion has ended the Raptors' past two seasons, and despite playing with a different supporting cast, James is one win from a Toronto trifecta.
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Those who fall into the latter camp would be hard-pressed to find a better place to pursue a trifecta than El Pescador Resort on Ambergris Caye.
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The ratchet effect is less important over a longer span of time: The opposition party needs to hit the control trifecta just once over the time period.
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The three most prominent of these women are like a trifecta of polish and relative poise, orbiting the president-elect like sleek moons around a gaseous giant.
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The trifecta was achieved ahead of the Magny fight, which saw him miss weight by 2.5lbs despite plenty of media bluster regarding his new healthy eating regime.
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Even during the two years where a "trifecta" of one party controls the House, Senate, and presidency, the Senate filibuster makes passing that party's agenda extraordinarily difficult.
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If it holds up, this would be a trifecta for LIGO and Virgo -- in three years, we'll have observed every type of black hole and neutron star collision.
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Three men got on via the scorecard trifecta—an error, a walk, and a Moises Alou single—but Tony Tarasco grounded out to second, leaving the sacks loaded.
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Peele's Oscar nomination was already historic: He was the first black director to be nominated for a trifecta of writing, directing, and producing all in the same year.
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Since launching his campaign, Trump has shown a lack of understanding on a wide range of military, foreign policy and domestic issues, serving up a trifecta of idiocy.
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Lauer managed to pull off that trifecta easily, inspiring the hashtag "#LaueringTheBar" and providing the moderators for the upcoming debates with an example of what not to do.
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While it doesn't seem like a trifecta is in our future, it could be that the excitement about the stunt paved the way for making it a reality.
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Around the time I turned 25, I decided to address the trifecta of concerns I had about climate change, animal rights, and my health: I went hard vegan.
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Now, the third and somewhat more innocuous bit of the celestial trifecta: the blue moon, a term given to the second full moon to occur in a month.
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It took a while to maneuver through the crowd and when I returned I found a trifecta of female smiles where we had sat, but no Old Geezer.
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But in November's midterms, thanks in part the anti-Trump "blue wave," Nevadans handed Democrats a trifecta: full control of the state legislature, and installing Sisolak as governor.
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After he was elected, he created a trifecta of executive positions in his administration modeled on corporate best practices: chief technology officer, chief data scientist, chief performance officer.
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These days I spend a lot of my time with a nonprofit, Girls Write Now, which hits the trifecta of my passions: college access, empowering girls, and writing.
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Affordable and stylish, its 18 rooms read stylish friend's pied-à-terre, a lively trifecta of House of Hackney wallpaper, retro seating and a mini cocktail-making kit.
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Lisa Solod got turned away by four insurers because she was on thyroid replacement, an asthma inhaler and hormones — a not uncommon trifecta for women in their 50s.
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Still, Arizona remains a state that has not had a Democratic senator since 1995 and where Republicans have the trifecta of governor and both houses of the legislature.
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The trifecta of tweets was in keeping with the split-screen rendition of the presidency that Mr. Trump delivered during the first three days of his European trip.
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Zimbabwe has launched a space agency as part of a trifecta of new schemes announced this week, aimed at helping the southern African country industrialize and modernize itself.
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Democrats have eight new majorities at the state level and a "trifecta" — governor and both houses of the legislature — in 14 states, representing a third of America's population.
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Come January, we will have a Republican House, Senate, and White House, and when that trifecta takes office, they will appoint the vacant seats on the Supreme Court.
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The shutout: Conversely, the worst-case scenario for a party is to be on the opposite end of a trifecta — winning neither the governorship, state House, or state Senate.
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But just as Avenatti's political star appeared to be rising, the trifecta of damaging news stories this week cast doubt on how far Avenatti can actually go in politics.
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"She likes this trifecta of hot sauce, depending on what she's eating…there's a chili oil from Africa that we fly in, there's Tabasco and there's Sriracha," she explains.
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Following the votes for Brexit and Donald Trump, a victory by Marine Le Pen of the National Front (FN) in France's presidential election would complete the anti-globalisation trifecta.
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A few days after launch, the trifecta of Trump supporters, racists, and homophobes turned this simple fan service app into a cesspool from which to spew bad political opinions.
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The Hollywood Reporter has noted that he is only the third person to ever hit this trifecta with his directorial debut, and the only Black person to do so.
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The outperforming results pushed Rosenblatt analysts to upgrade Roku shares to buy from neutral, citing the company's "second consecutive trifecta" of growth in active accounts, ARPU and streaming hours.
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So, we invented special filters with trendy packaging to enhance our intake of this survival trifecta: for sunshine, we screen; for water, we filter; and for air, we purify.
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Territory Foods has raised $20 million to date, including the new cash from Upfront Ventures and Lewis & Clark, while Trifecta, another purveyor of prepared foods has raised $2.6 million.
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His accelerated rise to fame is a result of his rare ability to hit the trifecta for an entertainer: He can sing, dance, and put on a good show.
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Democrats also achieved a trifecta — control of the governor and both house of the state legislature — in six more states: Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado, Illinois, New York and Maine.
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The doors to each were firmly closed to those lacking a key, which in Ms. Griscom's case took the form of a trifecta of intelligence, breeding and good looks.
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A Democratic win could be a trifecta for the party: A Great Plains governor's mansion, veto power in the next round of redistricting and potential pickups in House races.
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A Mets relief pitcher, Jenrry Mejia, pulled off a bonehead trifecta last year, being nabbed for the third time in 2400 months for use of a crude anabolic steroid.
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"We believe accelerated buybacks, another dividend hike, and potentially larger M&A will be the trifecta of benefits shareholders could expect to see in 2018" for Apple, he wrote.
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Retail sales, industrial output and urban investment all grew by less than forecast in July, a trifecta of disappointment that underlined the need for more policy stimulus in China.
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Fast forward to Sunday, and Federer, 23, defeated his longtime rival Rafael Nadal, 6-3, 6-4, in the Miami Open final to cap the same early-season trifecta.
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A trifecta of factors is making Antarctica an increasingly popular destinationLuxury travel is a $1.54 trillion market, according to a study Baron Consulting and Wealth-X released in November.
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"Manufacturing have a trifecta of headwinds in their face: an overhang of inventories, weak global growth and tariffs," said Diane Swonk, chief economist at the auditing firm Grant Thornton.
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Sushi Ganso A couple of blocks from Ganso Ramen and adjacent to Ganso Yaki, this 2698-seat spot makes it a trifecta for the owners, Tadashi Ono and Harris Salat.
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Coming To Power included Yoko Ono's 2016 trifecta of contraception methods, Object In Three Parts - Revolution, as well as carnal relics from Carolee Schneemann's body-centric performances in the 70s.
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"I look at the consumer sector, and the trifecta that's going right now — 3.25 [percent] mortgage rates, $2 gas here in Minnesota and almost 2 percent job creation," Paulsen said.
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"Unless the (EIA) data shows something drastically different, this report should cause a severe dent in the bullish case (for oil prices)," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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As one of our European fund managers pointed out, a £5 million trifecta wager on Leicester City to win the Premier League, Brexit and Trump would have returned £15 million.
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Bose and Beats are two of the biggest names in the audio world right now — but any veteran audiophile knows that there's one huge name that completes the headphone trifecta.
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A toxic trifecta of growing political instability, escalating trade tensions and slowing global growth will confront world leaders at the G20's annual meeting later this week in Osaka, Japan.
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Milk, bread, and eggs have also been noticed as a natural disaster preparation trifecta (dubbed the Trinity of Winter-Storm Panic-Shopping by the Atlantic), despite their short shelf life.
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Saut suggests investors shouldn't worry whether the Democrats take over the House or the Republicans hold on to their trifecta in Washington, D.C., including the Senate and the White House.
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This trifecta of shows, when you say their titles in that order—togetherness, catastrophe, divorce—appears to tell a common story about what can happen to love when it's domesticated.
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To wit: Who can forget Halle Berry's 2002 pixie cut, Natalie Portman's 2007 silver smoky eye, or Lupita Nyong'o's 2013 trifecta of natural hair, a diamond headband, and glowing skin?
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I roughly calculated the odds of that political trifecta bet at 2628-28500 against the FCC by assuming each of its three political assumptions had a coin-flip 6900% chance.
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Shojo: Most places would settle for just one superlative, but Shojo somehow pulls off the trifecta of being one of the city's best cocktail bars, restaurants, and overall coolest spaces.
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That, combined with the precision movement tracking, will have you feeling like you've actually been transported elsewhere — and the 3D spatial sound completes the trifecta for a truly lifelike experience.
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This bag is comfortable, stylish, and thoughtfully designed to consider your daily needs and how you travel, attaining the holy trifecta of qualities that I wish all bag designers prioritized.
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The salty-sweet-sour trifecta is a trademark of Filipino food, whether in rich dishes like adobo or spring-roll-like lumpia, or desserts like the shaved-ice halo-halo.
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Republicans will retain trifecta control in both of those states through the 2021 redistricting and right now that's 43 seats in Congress, so nearly a tenth of the entire body.
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Revalued A decade ago, lawmakers in Washington tried to address a trifecta of thorny challenges with one simple fix that has turned out to be anything but easy to assess.
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Flu and cold symptoms This trifecta of symptoms -- fever, cough and shortness of breath -- are not the only signs of sickness that have been seen in cases of Covid-19.
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This trifecta of troubles — higher oil prices, American steel tariffs and a crisis of confidence in the government — has turned Italy into a leading export of an unwanted commodity: worry.
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The big picture: While this revenue-generating trifecta might not become the norm in the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL (especially the team-specific apparel deals), jersey sponsorships certainly could.
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It was a grim trifecta and a familiar result for Santa Anita Park: Three horses died in three days this past weekend at California's best known and most scrutinized racetrack.
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The political trifecta in Virginia — a Democrat, Ralph Northam, is the governor — makes it the first Southern state where Democrats have become the dominant power since President Trump took office.
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Each trifecta represents a foothold that can be used to bolster the party's ranks in Congress and to cement their status as the majority party in statehouses for another decade.
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The Geminid meteor shower will spangle the sky the night before, and a special alignment of Jupiter and Saturn a week later will complete a rare space nerd trifecta. 9.
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Tons of other sports stars showed out too, including Steph Curry, Danica Patrick, Giancarlo Stanton, and Floyd Mayweather -- who had a trifecta of get-ups for his hallo-weekend parties.
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On the one hand I think that the holy trifecta of identities: trans, woman and person of colour are very pervasive now with the publicization of Janet Mock and Laverne Cox.
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Anthony Romero, executor director of the ACLU, said Trump's calls to end the program and statements about "extreme vetting" following the attack represent a trifecta of unconstitutional and wrong-headed policies.
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Yet his populist agenda (dominated by a trifecta of ambitions, to reduce immigration, recreate jobs in manufacturing, especially through trade policy, and withdraw American troops from foreign wars) has since faltered.
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It's a trifecta of dog, drink, and facial expression that quickly rocketed the snap, taken by co-star Finn Wolfhard, into the only meme I need for the rest of 2017.
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" On Friday, MKM Partners initiated buy ratings on Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet, saying the scale and reach of these companies is "unlike any other trifecta of companies in a single sector.
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Santa Barbara bore a "trifecta of responsibility," said Councilmember Kristen Sneddon, the Santa Barbara Independent reported , noting the city's location along the coast, affluent population and status as a tourist destination.
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Ohio Representative Mike Turner hits the House retirement trifecta—poor fundraising, an ostensible moderate, and he's going through a divorce—but he insists that he's going to run for re-election.
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The Chase Freedom UnlimitedThe final card in the Chase trifecta, the Freedom Unlimited is a simple, no-annual-fee card that earns 1.5% cash back on all purchases, without any caps.
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It now looks exceedingly difficult for him to assemble even the barest Electoral College majority without beating Hillary Clinton in a trifecta of the biggest swing states: Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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And he confirmed what a generation before him knew: This funky trifecta of great food, live music and outdoor activities makes Berkeley ideal for a quick — and frugal — Bay Area getaway.
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It's the racial history of pageants that the "trifecta of black winners" perhaps highlights the most, said Ashley Nkadi, a former Miss Black Ohio who has written about the pageants' past.
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Then there was the concussive trifecta of Hurricane Irene, Tropical Storm Lee and Hurricane Sandy from 21900 to 22013, strewing debris far inland and leaving gashes in houses that remain uninhabitable.
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In the 2000 election, Republicans won the presidency, kept the House, and narrowly took the Senate, giving them trifecta control of government for the first time in nearly half a century.
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With Walmart's lead editorial director at the helm, We Dress America has mastered the ultimate, much-sought-after (albeit seemingly impossible) style trifecta: clothes that are timeless, trend-setting, and affordable.
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And Curtis Granderson, who according to published reports on Saturday has cleared waivers and become subject to a possible trade this month, completed the trifecta with a solo shot to right.
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The amount of information available, the speed at which it can be disseminated and the ubiquity of access to new content on our devices has made for a trifecta of distraction.
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A double-digit slide in the local stock market this year and a nine percent fall in the Chinese yuan rounded out the trifecta of negative factors, according to the report.
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With the "trifecta" of the House, Senate and governor's office, Democrats will also control the redistricting process after the 2020 census, drawing the new maps for congressional and state legislative districts.
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A Democratic trifecta in Virginia Democrats cemented a new reality in Virginia on Tuesday: For decades a Republican stronghold, and then a swing state, the commonwealth is now controlled by Democrats.
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With the "trifecta" of the House, Senate and governor's office, Democrats will also control the redistricting process after the 2020 Census, drawing the new maps for congressional and state legislative districts.
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Choose programs that let you pool pointsI&aposm a Chase enthusiast to my core, and yes, I have the Chase trifecta: the Sapphire Reserve, Ink Business Preferred card, and Chase Freedom.
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The "Pie Art Trifecta" is a pie that "looks delicious, is an attractive visual composition, and includes a technique or subject matter that is really clever, engaging, and charming," she said.
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And, for the trifecta ... our sources say Dan's home was hit again Thursday night -- while he was attending the premiere of this new film, "Life Itself" -- which set off his alarm.
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This trifecta became the gold standard of cleansers, but the latter product has maintained its cult status since hitting the market in 1996 — only picking up speed as the years have passed.
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But if I could give my younger self the sex talk, it would definitely include this: Take advantage of the trifecta: Take hormonal birth control, use condoms, and get that HPV vaccine.
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Completing the animal print trifecta, this reptile pattern has made its way down from the spring 2018 collections of Chloé, Tod's, and Bottega Veneta to Zara's latest arrivals and ATP Atelier's campaign.
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If Democrats want to break the trifecta in Arizona, they'll need to flip either three seats in the state Senate or six in the House (or win the governorship, which is unlikely).
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Mann's film, in addition to having the classic Hollywood trifecta of good-looking actors, thrilling cliffhanger plotlines and a globe-trotting, costume-shifting script, is refreshingly accurate and hits close to home.
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When I heard about Skin Inc's Optimizer Voyage Tri-Light — which tackles the trifecta of soothing, brightening and improving the overall appearance of fine lines — I thought I'd finally found The One.
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Over the course of her nearly 30-year reign in entertainment, she has proven herself to be a capable singer, dancer, and actress: a trifecta that very few entertainers can actually achieve.
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Organic meal delivery service Trifecta is partnering with Beyond Meat to bring the company's plant-based meat replacements to its prepared meal and à la carte delivery service, the companies said today.
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"Market participants seem to be convinced that the supply glut is here to stay and that the market is unlikely to rebalance anytime soon," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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I think a wise person once said something like "those who remix each other's acid tracks, stay together," and clearly the Brooklyn trifecta of Gunnar Haslam, Mike Servito, and Justin Cudmore—a.k.
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Conventional wisdom dictates that Cuomo is a clear front-runner for reelection this year; but after a rough week facing a trifecta of bad press, he must be hoping November comes early.
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BENGALURU, July 29 (Reuters) - India's Bigbasket, valued at about $1 billion, will receive $14.5 million in debt from local venture capital firm Trifecta Capital, the online grocery start-up said on Monday.
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Keep reading to see why the Chase Ultimate Rewards program could be a great option for earning travel rewards, and how you can maximize your earnings with a "trifecta" of Chase cards.
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A trifecta of bad news hit the market today, and one group of stocks — the semiconductor plays — rallied anyway, so Cramer tracked a signature pattern that boosts stocks even in troubled times.
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The good news is that jacking up your metabolism, burning fat, and increasing lean muscle mass—the trifecta of a beach body, in other words—takes less time than you might think.
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Check out a few of our favorites, below, and get ready to be amazed (and hungry): Here, Lily pieces together a trifecta of Swiss, cheddar, and mozzarella for the ultimate comfort food.
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Scott Brown, running for Senate from New Hampshire, even folded in the African Ebola breakout for a fear trifecta: Terrorists infected with Ebola might slip across the border to start an epidemic.
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Published to coincide with the 200th anniversary of Melville's birth, the books are an ideal expression of Hat & Beard's focus on cult audiences, California, and the Midwest, a surprising and winning trifecta.
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Besides the money, the payoff is a trifecta of platforms: her own daytime show, an in-depth Sunday night news program and a role in the network's politics and big-event coverage.
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An agency issues regulations that have the binding force of law; it enforces those regulations; and it prosecutes and penalizes those who run afoul of them – a dubious separation-of-powers trifecta.
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Sukrit Vijayakar energy consultancy Trifecta said the rising options to sell were a result of huge amounts of long positions that have been built up over the past months of rising prices.
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An expected Democratic win in New Jersey would create a Democratic trifecta in a blue state — potentially unleashing a wave of progressive policymaking that's been stifled by eight years of Chris Christie.
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His four-year term means he'll be in office through 603, and likely to veto any congressional map that seems skewed against his party — including the current one, drawn by a Republican trifecta.
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The team's offense, currently ranked seventh in the league, is led by the combustible, trifecta-chucking backcourt of Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum, both of whom are averaging over 20 points a game.
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" Mark Mahaney, lead internet analyst at RBC Capital Markets, told CNBC in a separate interview that he believes Netflix has a trifecta of competitive advantages; "accelerating sub adds, pricing power, and expanding margins.
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Whether they love the classic trifecta of Kirk, Spock, and McCoy, Picard and his gang, or they're more partial to Burnham, Saru, and Lorca, there's a gift in this guide just for them.
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"Looks like some people in the U.S. and UK got a nice opportunity to bail out of longs," Sukrit Vijayakar, principal and trader at Trifecta Consultants in Mumbai, told Reuters Global Oil Forum.
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And it's a Netflix teen trifecta with Alexa & Katie, in which one best friend, the extrovert Alexa (Paris Berelc) is undergoing cancer treatments, and the other, the quirky Katie (Isabel May) is not.
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In addition to the big-gun trifecta of game announcements, Nintendo also shed some light on other titles coming to the system, which has realistically had a pretty tiny game library since launch.
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The citrus-y bauble is a particularly sweet gesture considering Adele and Beyoncé are both up for the trifecta of biggest-ticket Grammy categories: best song, best record, and album of the year.
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Whatever role he ends up playing, McMaster will join Defense Secretary James Mattis and Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly to round out the trifecta of well-respected military leaders who have Trump's ear.
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A trifecta of bad news hit the market today, and one group of stocks — the semiconductor plays — rallied anyway, so Jim Cramer uncovered a signature pattern that boosts stocks even in troubled times.
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The last of that delightful trifecta is the subject of The Problem With Apu, a new truTV documentary about how The Simpsons' breakout caricature became the bane of an entire racial diaspora's existence.
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The program was the Obama-era Social Innovation Fund (SIF), which was eliminated in the current federal budget, despite having demonstrated the rare Washington trifecta of being bipartisan, highly-effective and cost-efficient.
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The high-street British site was founded in 2014 by a trifecta of former Topshop and ASOS directors, buyers, and designers, so you can expect an ideal mesh of contemporary and trendy selections.
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Booker's first interviews bypassed more mainstream media in favor of a targeted approach, taking his message directly to a trifecta of groups that Booker will aim to win over in a Democratic primary.
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There's a natural disaster trifecta on the Indonesia island of Sulawesi, where a volcano erupted Wednesday, thwarting rescue efforts just days after an earthquake and tsunami tore through, killing at least 1,400 people.
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But it is particularly stark in the blue-collar jobs that once scored a kind of manly trifecta: They paid a breadwinner's wage, embodied strength and formed the backbone of the American economy.
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Few states have reflected the changing political allegiances of the Trump era more than Pennsylvania, which was the most populous of the trifecta of Rust Belt states that Mr. Trump flipped in 2016.
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The trifecta was completed when "We Will Rock You," which retrofits Queen songs, finally made its New York City debut this month with six performances at the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden.
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In the case of Robbins, the program is a glorious trifecta: "Glass Pieces," set to Philip Glass's energizing composition; "Moves," a mesmerizing ballet performed to silence; and "The Concert," his delightful comic ballet.
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Should they win back the Senate by flipping one Republican seat, retain control of the House (which is expected) and win the governor's office, they will re-capture their trifecta lost in 2014.
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At the forefront of Smead's concerns are the valuations of the larger tech companies, with the trifecta of Apple, Microsoft and Google now accounting for over 8 percent of the S&P 500 index.
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The White Rhino Trifecta (aka Budy Pen Combo, Daborizer, Randy's 5-in-216, EZ Vape X 3-in-1, EZO 3-in-1)Just like the Ago G5, except without the useful LCD screen.
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Retail sales, industrial output and urban investment all grew by less than forecast in July, a trifecta of disappointment that underlined the need for more policy stimulus in China even as trade risks intensify.
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"Crude stocks are still higher than last year's stock levels ... There is a long way to go before we arrive at five-year average stock levels," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of Trifecta energy consultancy.
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In Iowa, where we live and work, the successful Republican capture of the state Senate has completed the GOP trifecta, and the consequences, unseen by the larger, distracted nation, have unfolded with astonishing speed.
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"We believe accelerated buybacks, another dividend hike, and potentially larger M&A will be the trifecta of benefits shareholders could expect to see in 2018" for Apple, Ives wrote in a note to clients.
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Now, the network is gunning for the third branch of the speculative trifecta and hoping that Channel Zero will do for horror what its previous original shows have done for sci-fi and fantasy.
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Stocks are facing a trifecta of potent issues: the argument that higher earnings are factored into the market ( "peak earnings"), that global growth, while still strong, is slowing, and that inflation is picking up.
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You already have those first two things, so why don't you go ahead and secure the Disrupt trifecta by getting a ticket for your company to participate in Hardware Alley at Disrupt NY 2016.
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Two days later, in the 2800 free—considered her weakest individual event—Ledecky out-touched Sweden's Sarah Sjostrom by less than half a second in a thrilling race to keep her trifecta hopes alive.
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The trifecta of JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and Citi in one day, followed by the rest of the Wall Street crowd reporting in the days after, meant a week of early mornings for financial journalists.
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The trifecta ensured that the 26-year-old was in bad shape on February 26 when the duo arrived at the Singapore Changi Airport for their flight to Heathrow Airport, Walentin told the Sun.
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While this isn't Gomez's first time with bangs (or toggling between long and short hair), her latest chop is the ultimate trifecta: layers, volume, and just enough length to wear it dozens of ways.
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A trifecta of legislative victories -- the tax cut, the budget deal and potentially an immigration deal -- would give President Trump a set of big talking points as he starts to get ready for 2020.
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Key state House races: Michigan, (-1 vote) is home to where Democrats are hoping to break the Republican trifecta (where one party controls both chambers of the House and Senate and the Governor's office).
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For many people, this is achieved by enduring the two-hour wait at your favorite corner brunch spot and sucking down a trifecta of Bloody Marys while discussing the previous night's most sordid details.
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We like to call this firming serum from Murad a perfect trifecta because it's powered by three different types of the vitamin A — a time-releasing retinol, a retinol booster, and a fast-acting retinoid.
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When these movies roll into theaters in October, November, and December, respectively, it's possible they'll feel less like they complete a circuit, a trifecta about good intentions and sometimes poisonous approaches to "fixing" suburban sons.
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According to a post on Tesla's blog, this move will allow the people who own Tesla vehicles to achieve the trifecta of energy independence, using SolarCity's photovoltaic solutions to charge Tesla's coming-soon Powerwall batteries.
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James Corden recently told EW he'd have O-Town, *NSYNC, and the Backstreet Boys open the Grammy Awards if it were up to him — but sadly, the boy band trifecta was nowhere to be found.
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Most of the U.S. agricultural sector is in dire straits from a lethal trifecta of "adverse weather, weak commodity prices and trade disruptions," according to the latest report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
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The organization operates a set of seismic monitoring systems across the state, and works on mitigating the impacts not only of earthquakes but of tsunamis and volcanoes, the trifecta of catastrophic events in the region.
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It was accompanied by Carlos Beltran's rare trifecta: one ball rolled under his glove in right field; another carried over his head; and he was thrown out trying to take second on a fly ball.
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"The trifecta is really: cut back on the biggest expenses, increase and diversify your income, and then invest the largest percentage of your money so that your money can start working for you," he said.
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Republicans control both the state house and state senate, so a GOP take here would grant them the trifecta control of government, while a Democratic hold would continue the mixed government Louisiana has often maintained.
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On her latest EP, It's You That Drives Me Wild, we're gifted the entire trifecta—one launched further toward the late-night hour via a remix by an oft-collaborator of Foxman, Maya Jane Coles.
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Saute a bit of minced garlic with finely chopped anchovy fillets, then deglaze the whole lot with a few tablespoons of fresh squeezed lemon juice—it's a classic trifecta of flavor-building in Italian cooking.
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It's the trifecta that only a DL It Girl (the low-key, more elusive version of the seen-everywhere trendsetter) could possess, but we know there's much more at play here than confidence and connections.
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The nation's leaders were eager to build global prestige and saw the Winter Games as a chance to become one of only a handful of countries that have hosted a "trifecta" of international sports events.
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Ms. Block has a trifecta of factors in her favor — the voters are impressed by her performance, they love her personally and they admire a body of work that has seen her nominated twice before.
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The roughly 1 percentage point that separated the two candidates was seismic; it delivered Trump 20 Electoral College votes and was part of the Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania trifecta that pushed him to the presidency.
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Under questioning from GOP counsel Steve Castor — who called Sondland a "trifecta of unreliability" — Sondland said he never heard directly from Trump about any pre-conditions for the military aid or the White House meeting.
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"These factors (China data and slowing U.S. drilling) would act more to put a bottom in place for oil prices rather than spurring growth to new highs," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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Coral bleaching is just one result of a harmful trifecta of changes happening in our oceans right now because of climate change: warming, oxygenation, and acidification, which all threaten life, ecosystems, and biodiversity at sea.
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In Colorado, for example, Democrats now control the state Senate and maintained control of the House of Representatives, and Democrat Jared Polis won the governorship, giving the party the "trifecta" of power in the state.
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Meek got his chance to one-up his rival at James Harden's JH-Town charity game this past weekend, but the Philly spitter came up waaay short -- bricking a trifecta of 3's during warm-ups.
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"The combination of financial market volatility, the government shutdown and trade tensions created a trifecta of anxiety and uncertainty impacting spending and might also have misaligned the seasonal adjustment factors used in reporting data," he said.
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With a formula that's 98.7 percent pure fermented, anti-aging superfoods — that's the proprietary Hadasei-3, a powerful trifecta of green tea, rice, and algae — there's no filler to be found, just straight-up skin magic.
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And maybe this time around, we'll find a tiny 1 inch x 1 inch image of the trifecta of famous Chris' (Evans, Hemsworth, Pine, you know the type) to add to our lockets instead (sorry Orlando!).
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However, El-Erian said it shows the extent to which the markets have relied on the injections of liquidity — which have delivered the "perfect trifecta" of higher returns, lower volatility and correlations where everything goes up.
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This prototype embodies a trifecta of roads not traveled: it's worn rather than held; it employs a centered thumbstick and no buttons; and rather than a conventional trigger button, it opts for a rotary scroll wheel.
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The trifecta of the Russian sanctions legislation, the defeat of health care and the backlash against the idea of removing Jeff Sessions as attorney general suggests the Republican firewall on Capitol Hill is starting to weaken.
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The Note 7 debacle undermines Samsung's singular attraction of awesome hardware It's a truism now that to have success as a vendor of personal technology products, you need the holy trifecta of hardware, software, and services.
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Silicon Valley offers a trifecta of tech, wealth, and real estateSome of today's most prominent tech companies emerged in Silicon Valley in the 2000s: Facebook, Twitter, Uber, and Tesla all got their legs in the area.
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Thurmond lived on Chicago's West Side until he was nine, and kids used to tease him for declaring that he would grow up to become a soldier/fireman/cop, an imagined trifecta of uniformed public service.
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Five decades into her journey with a camera, her work, most famously in indigenous communities in her native Mexico, has achieved that rare trifecta — admired by critics, revered by fellow photographers and adored by the public.
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But among the longtime Republicans were some newcomers, drawn to the right over frustration with the city's trifecta of very tangible crises: a large homeless population, record housing costs and a high rate of property crime.
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If your nose is running, you probably don't have COVID-19COVID-19 can be most easily distinguished from colds, allergies, and the flu based on a trifecta of symptoms: fever, dry cough, and shortness of breath.
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In the last decade, Indian consumers have enjoyed the trifecta of cheap smartphones (courtesy of Android), some of the lowest data rates on the planet (courtesy of Mukesh Ambani's telecom firm Jio) and rising disposable income.
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The U.S. Senate plunged into President Donald Trump's impeachment trial with Republicans abruptly abandoning plans to cram opening arguments into two days but solidly rejecting Democratic demands for more witnesses to expose Trump's "trifecta" of offenses.
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It's mired the entire party in scandal, with no apparent cost to Democrats — the party just won a governing trifecta in Virginia, held the governor's mansion in Louisiana and beat an incumbent Republican governor in Kentucky.
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Their apartment has the trifecta of features that, in addition to being an easy train ride from Manhattan, included things that local friends had cautioned about expecting: air-conditioning, a dishwasher and a washer/dryer unit.
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"This appraisal hits the Roadshow trifecta: an extremely rare item, a personal backstory that shines a light on our country's history, and a fantastic guest reaction," Marsha Bemko, the show's executive producer, said in a statement.
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The promised policy trifecta of the Trump administration — tax cuts, deregulation, and infrastructure spending — should push the U.S. economy higher if passed, but a stall in may not mean doom for markets, Fidelity's Jurrien Timmer said Monday.
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But for her T Magazine cover story and spread, the icon appeared like we've never seen her... all powered by a beauty dream team trifecta: Pat McGrath and Sheika Daley on makeup, and Tokyo Stylez on hair.
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That's why we've done a couple Trifecta concert series, in addition to the festival, and are trying to do a few different genres or themes inside of one show so that people get exposed to different ideas.
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For many, the trifecta of beauty worst nightmares is made up of a massive pimple on the eve of a first date; visible fake-tan stripes that leave you looking like a Creamsicle; and unexplained hair loss.
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Far from taking a breather, the winning candidate will face a trifecta of troubling challenges: reunifying the people, recharging the economy and, perhaps most difficult of all, restoring public support for American leadership on the international stage.
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In 2202, I characterized this FCC majority gamble like someone betting their mortgage at a horse racetrack on a trifecta bet where the bettor only wins by guessing exactly which horses come in first, second, and third.
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The allure of Costa Rica extends far beyond your typical "sun, surf, and sea" trifecta: The small Central American country is home to 6% of the world's biodiversity, with much of its expanse covered in lush forests.
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FiveThirtyEight's Nathaniel Rakich found that Democrats could achieve a "trifecta"—single-party control of both houses of the state legislature as well as the governorship—in Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Maine, Michigan, New Mexico, New York, and Nevada.
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Read more: The Chase credit card trifecta that will earn you the most pointsMaximize what you earn with each purchaseBetween my wife and I, we have a Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase Freedom, and Chase Freedom Unlimited card.
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Today, these early enthusiasts admit their analyses failed to account for a trifecta of factors: the large swings in the stock market, the ordinary investing mistakes people routinely make, and the huge fees charged by money managers.
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His contemporaries included Poussin (born 21620) of France, Velázquez (221) of Spain and Rembrandt (217) of the Netherlands, a daunting trifecta that art history has come to be seen as outweighing him in style, substance and influence.
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Across the country in Washington, a state senate match-up will decide whether Democrats take control of the chamber -- and therefore land the "trifecta" of control of both chambers of the state legislature and the governor's office.
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"The move increases the risk that Libyan oil output will be shut in as the NOC in Tripoli is the only legal entity with the right to sell oil," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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" Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, said, "Given the Fed's consensus on monetary policy, any effort to remove Powell would hit the trifecta: unlawful, ineffective and damaging to the economy.
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"The reason ... is that the trifecta, which has been driving the global stocks over the past 12 to 18 months as a big sort of tail wind, is now going to turn into a headwind," Sharma said.
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Chipotle missed earnings, revenue and same-store sales estimates in its second-quarter earnings report, a trifecta of terribleness that shows just how sorely the company has been bruised by the continuing fallout of its E. coli outbreak.
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Here's a look at how the big three indexes perform in the month after the rare record-high trifecta, as well as the best and worst sector trades in the S&P 500, and flight to safety indicators.
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The prime minister says that his party has the "moral authority" to begin a fourth term, yet Labour has not conceded defeat because it could theoretically stitch together a tenuous trifecta with New Zealand First and the Greens.
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The controls of the M10 are dead simple: a D-pad, scroll wheel, ISO dial, shutter-speed dial, shutter button with on/off switch, an optical viewfinder/rangefinder and a trifecta of Live view, Play and Menu buttons.
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"Clearly, you've got the trifecta of events tomorrow and traders seem to be mostly sitting on their hands," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial, referring to Comey's testimony, the ECB announcement and the UK election.
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The trifecta of mediocre Ambrella-developed Pokémon spin-off games is capped off with Pokémon Dash for the Nintendo DS. You control Pikachu, and race on-foot or with a balloon against other Pokémon using the DS stylus.
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Dina Titus (D-Nev.) helped introduce, presents a unique chance to unite Americans of all political persuasions on a trifecta of bipartisan issues – veterans, dogs, and government accountability — which are all included in this single piece of legislation.
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The five-passenger subcompact Ampera-e promised the trifecta of electric car must-haves: considerable utility for a car its size, a mass-market price and an all-electric range of more than 500 kilometers, or 310 miles.
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Their debut, The Inside Room, was released in 2011, a stirring trifecta of instrumentation courtesy of Walker's vocals and guitar alongside the skillful backbone of bass provided by William Spong and the rich, warm percussion of Christian Leitch.
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Before dessert — an edible Piet Mondrian painting of ceylon ice cream atop a trifecta of apple syrups — a barista arrived with saucers of Steamboat-roasted coffee beans and tea leaves to choose from arranged on a gleaming tray.
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In the United States and around the world, stocks have been buoyed by the trifecta of accelerating global growth, low inflation and loose central bank policies, all of which are now poised to turn against the bubbly market.
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Democrat Jared Polis was the first openly gay man to be elected governor in US history, keeping the seat in Democratic hands, and Democrats also won the Colorado Senate to notch a new trifecta in the Rocky Mountains.
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Democratic Clark County Commissioner Steve Sisolak defeated Republican Secretary of State — no doubt thanks in part to the political machine of Harry Reid — and Democrats held on to both chambers in the legislature to form another new trifecta.
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The collection hits the ultimate design trifecta of fashion, form, and function so your eyes don't have to suffer in the name of Instagram (or Facebook, or Gmail, or whatever else has you glued to your handheld devices).
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As of this year, athletes participating in the Spartan World Championship, the Trifecta World Championship (three races in three days held in Greece) and the Ultra World Championship can win a share of $1 million in prize money.
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The news industry, especially television networks, understands that anything about Trump draws an audience, while pieces about overseas crises involve an unfortunate trifecta: They are expensive to cover, sometimes dangerous to report, and often do poorly with audiences.
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I grab a few pairs from J. Crew Factory for just $14.95, plus new pants that I'm hoping will hit the beautiful work trifecta of not needing to be dry-cleaned, not wrinkling like crazy, and still being cute.
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Depleting middle distillate inventories in Singapore over the past few weeks, combined with a play in the market could be contributing to the sense of bullishness in gasoil at the moment, said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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"It was a trifecta for the bulls with imports down, Cushing inventories continuing to slide lower and exports of crude soaring to over 2 million barrels per day," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
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Today's Cupertino company is much more conscious of giving people what they want, offering a diversity of Apple Watch sizes and styles, a multiplicity of iPads to choose from, and now a trifecta of iPhones with the latest specs.
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"When it comes to the trifecta of voter disenfranchisement — voter suppression, racial gerrymandering, and restriction of voting rights — Thomas Farr is, sadly, one of the most experienced election lawyers in the country," Abrams and Gillum wrote in their statement.
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Meet the trifecta of criteriaFill in your "gaps" before applyingWork at a company with a history of high Wharton MBA acceptance ratesDon't be ambiguous in your essays Avoid online forumsFigure out your fit Go all inStay business-school specific
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The William Mullins-trained Max Dynamite came third, completing an Irish trifecta, as pre-race favorite Marmelo faded to ninth in the A$6.2 million ($4.76 million) race after a bright start on a cloudy, chilly day at Flemington.
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Meanwhile, investment is supported by the trifecta of still-solid (though slowing) global activity, rising oil prices boosting energy investment and a fiscal package reducing tax obligations, increasing capital depreciation allowances and favoring some repatriation of foreign held profits.
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Indeed, think tank leaders awarded it a dubious trifecta: They voted it the most important global priority, the area in which international cooperation has been poorest, and dead last in terms of opportunities for breakthrough in the year ahead.
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Kav the Bruce: In that respect, we almost have the right to do this ... All these guys like Pimpton and CJE [Crown Jewelz Entertainment], DGS Samurai Champs and Trifecta—they're changing the definition of what hip-hop is here.
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I feel a moral obligation to stay because I have the perfect trifecta: the legal ability to work here, the resources of The Times to do in-depth stories and a large platform for people to see our reporting.
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"The drug companies that just reported phenomenal numbers ... are worth buying right into this Empire striking back," Cramer said, making a Star Wars reference to the trifecta of Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Berkshire's Warren Buffett and J.P. Morgan's Jamie Dimon.
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"The last time there was a Republican sweep, we went into the Great Depression," the woman said, referring to Tuesday's trifecta that saw Republicans gain control of the White House and maintain their holds on both houses of Congress.
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In fact, security company Kroll calls the combination of government contracts, emerging market exposure and third-party agents a "high-stakes trifecta" from a fraud-risk perspective, introducing a lot of potentially bad actors, like a shady procurement or contract manager.
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She won the award season trifecta for her role in Room (a Golden Globe, SAG Award and Academy Award), became a red carpet style star in the process and just got engaged to her longtime boyfriend, Phantom Planet singer, Alex Greenwald.
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In February, Kraft Heinz delivered a trifecta of bad news: It reduced its dividend by 23 percent, wrote down its brands by $22020 billion and disclosed an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into its accounting and procurement practices.
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In February, Kraft Heinz delivered a trifecta of bad news: It reduced its dividend by 22018 percent, wrote down its brands by $3 billion and disclosed an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into its accounting and procurement practices.
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Karlsson completed the power-play-goal trifecta at 3:43 of the third period when he took a pass from Thornton while in the high slot and whipped a high wrist shot through the screen to make it 3-0.
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No, it took 13 months of racist, sexist, stupid comments before he finally undid himself with the trifecta of attacking the family of a slain soldier, ridiculing the Purple Heart and suggesting that the pro-gun crowd assassinate Hillary Clinton.
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If you hadn't yet heard the news, Murphy will be adapting Jeffrey Toobin's (yes — the journalist who wrote the Simpson book which Murphy then based the show around) book about the political scandal surrounding Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky-Linda Tripp trifecta.
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That trifecta has pushed Ulta to make plans to add 2320 stores to its 2000,2200-store roster to meet demand at its brick-and-mortar stores, making it an unusual player in the otherwise traffic-starved world of traditional retail.
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A recession in the next year or two would be particularly challenging because it would have to grapple with the trifecta of limited room to lower interest rates, an already extended balance sheet and uncertainty about fiscal policy support. 85033.
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And to complete the family dysfunction trifecta, Oona's 15-year-old daughter, Lydia, has just been suspended from boarding school for allegedly sending a photo of her bare breasts to a male classmate, who then shared it with the entire school.
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Before their first campus autumn has turned to winter, they've completed what seems to be a new freshman trifecta: flirting after psych class, hooking up drunk and then appearing as adversaries at a hearing to adjudicate an accusation of rape.
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Even leading up to her 2016 presidential run, Hillary was packing in the speeches, talking to the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, the American Camp Association, eBay, and there was that infamous trifecta of speeches for Goldman Sachs worth $675,000.
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"If you can get the trifecta of the perfect timing, the right price point and finding that right customer, then you're going to succeed," Chris Black, partner at brand consultancy Public Announcement, told CNBC Make It. "That's what they've done."
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To complete the "lunar trifecta," the blood element is not a sign that the end is nigh, but occurs during a lunar eclipse when faint red sunbeams peek out around the edges of the Earth, giving it a reddish copper color.
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In an effort to complete a rare win-win-win trifecta, officials proposed a $750 million package to fledgling SolarCity for the development of a solar panel production facility anticipated to benefit the public with jobs, taxes, and other economic returns.
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He scoffed at the idea that President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, or Donald Trump Jr. had made the difference — all three of whom descended up in the state in a glitzy trifecta to galvanize Republicans ahead of the election.
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The ambitious domestic policy initiatives the candidates were being asked about will for most of the night will need to go through Congress, and might fail even in the (seemingly unlikely) event that Democrats win a House-Senate-White House trifecta.
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Flipping Washington's state Senate from a one-vote GOP majority to a one-vote Democratic majority will also create a Democratic trifecta; a narrow legislative margin but one that creates new opportunities when combined with Washington state's stronger fiscal position.
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But even given that constraint, the likely agenda for a Democratic trifecta is fairly expansive: Guadagno, a close ally of Christie, isn't likely to win, but if she did it, would largely represent continued gridlock with the Democratic dominated legislature.
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This season she brought the glitz on and off the stage, choosing a silver sparkly long-sleeve dress with sexy sheer side paneling for judging duties and a royal blue costume (complete with the diva trifecta: cutouts, fringe and glitter) for a performance.
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Once, when I was in seventh grade, out of pads and embarrassed about being on my period (a real trifecta), my mom, who was out of town, called Dad to ask him to go to the store to get some more pads.
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"The market is back short-covering and there's also some amount of profit-booking today," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of Indian energy consultancy Trifecta, referring to when traders with short positions, or bets on falling prices, buy back futures to lock in profits.
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As a blood-soaked hip-hop martial arts musical narrated by a rapping grandma whose most normal scene involves a dude going to the bathroom of a Denny's to jack off, Tokyo Tribe represents the apex of the violent/goofy/insane trifecta.
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What they're saying: "It is quite a feat for Republicans to have designed a bill that could alienate Obama-Trump voters, Romney-Clinton voters and base Democrats all at the same time, but the tax plan achieves exactly this trifecta," they write.
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The state government, which became a GOP trifecta in the 2016 election after Greitens replaced Democratic Governor Jay Nixon and Republicans consolidated their control of the Senate and Assembly, will be taking money straight out of the pockets of an estimated 28.40,231 workers.
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A perfect trifecta of Chase cards — a Sapphire-branded personal card (the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card or the Chase Sapphire Reserve), the Chase Ink Business Preferred Credit Card, and the Chase Freedom Unlimited — makes it easy to maximize your return on everyday spending.
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And yet, he has boasted throughout his presidency that he alone is responsible for the market's continued success, thanks to the trifecta he mentioned in the Fox & Friends interview: cuts in regulations, a $1.5 trillion corporate tax cut, and his own unparalleled smarts.
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"The markets are amidst a trade trifecta today, with China, Canada and the U.S. and it's likely to weigh on sentiment this afternoon due to pre-holiday light trading," said John Augustine, chief investment officer at Huntington Private Bank in Columbus, Ohio.
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"One area of concern, particularly in Asia, is that of (low) refining margins ... This drop in margins could reduce Asian refiners' demand for incremental crude in the near term and weigh on global prices," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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One of those frustrated parents, Dave Kass, called the delays on three consecutive days a "trifecta" of failures by New Jersey Transit and Amtrak, which owns and operates Penn Station and much of the rail infrastructure in the Northeast, including the swing bridge.
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It would seem unlikely that a single state legislative seat in Westchester County could hold the key to Democrats scoring a government trifecta in Albany, an alignment in which one party controls the governorship, as well as both houses of the Legislature.
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The stock is up more than 100% in the past 12 months, but Evercore ISI analyst Amit Daryanani said in a note that, "the trifecta of – better services growth, wearables acceleration and iPhone 5G cycle tailwinds" will power the stock even higher.
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The 29-year-old is riding high on a trifecta of millennial milestones: She's the subject of a popular serialized podcast (WNYC's "Dolly Parton's America," hosted by Radiolab's Jad Abumrad), the inspiration for a forthcoming Netflix anthology series ("Dolly Parton's Heartstrings," premiering Nov.
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"A bearish trifecta — the Elliott wave pattern, optimistic psychology and even fundamentals in the form of blockchain bottlenecks — will lead to the collapse of today's crypto-mania," analyst Elliott Prechter wrote in the July 13 edition of The Elliott Wave Theorist newsletter.
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Those could also have been words used by many to describe the chances of the Golden Knights nailing this absurd trifecta in its inaugural season: winning a Pacific Division title, stampeding through the Western Conference bracket and competing for the Stanley Cup.
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Yes: a trifecta of frightening reports in the last year from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change on the need to act before things spin out of control, on deforestation and other damaging land-use practices, on dying reefs and rising sea levels.
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Those of us with long memories inevitably hark back to the Handel tercentenary year, 1985, and an epochal trifecta mounted by Pepsico Summerfare in Purchase, N.Y.: radically varied productions of "Teseo" (directed by Nicholas McGegan), "Giulio Cesare" (Peter Sellars) and "Tamerlano" (Andrew Porter).
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It's certainly not the first time Mnuchin has had to smooth over in an international setting Trump's public criticism of the Federal Reserve or explain the administration's trifecta economic plan of tax cuts, streamlining regulations and "free, fair and reciprocal" trade deals.
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In 2017, the Chick-Fil-A Foundation donated a total of $9.9 million to non-profit groups – $1.8 million of which went to a trifecta of homophobic organizations including the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Paul Anderson Youth Home in Georgia, and the Salvation Army.
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"Barring extreme events and expecting a continuation in good GDP (gross domestic product) growth accompanied by an average monsoon, India's diesel consumption should be up to about 7.7 million tonnes towards the end of the year," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of consultancy Trifecta Energy.
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The win makes Musgraves, 30, the first artist to achieve the trifecta of winning album of the year at the Country Music Association Awards, Grammy Awards and ACM Awards over the course of a year since Taylor Swift accomplished that feat between 2009 and 2010.
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A trifecta of large intake fans at the front, allied to a blower on the side, are responsible for cooling the entire system, which is nice and efficient when you outfit it with Apple's parts, but probably a nightmare if you want your own.
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When he filed the lawsuit in 2012, Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said that Wells Fargo had engaged in a "reckless trifecta" of poor training, deficient loan underwriting and poor disclosure in the government-backed loan program.
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The Raven R and a concept Raven Q "AI Home Robot" complete the introductory trifecta of what Baidu seems to hope will be a growing ecosystem of AI products for the home, though neither of the two has a price or release date yet.
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I was wrong on these 2 stocks Cramer: $300B in these bonds may need restructuring GM had the perfect trifecta when it raised earnings estimates substantially, boosted its dividend and augmented its buyback to add another $4 billion to its already $5 billion commitment.
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This means the Model 3 will have big shoes to fill, but if Tesla can pull off a NHTSA trifecta with that vehicle, which is set to start deliveries next month, it should really help secure Tesla's overall safety reputation as a core competitive value.
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Announces shareholder approval of plan of arrangement and sets share distribution record date * Strategic metals - 99.71% of votes cast at special general meeting were in favour of spinning-out certain of co's assets into Trifecta Gold Ltd Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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And in an artistic trifecta that many more mature artists can only envy, she recently mounted a 12-foot-tall black-and-white collage for a pop-up exhibition at the Kings Theater organized by the singer Lauryn Hill as part of her recent concert.
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Equally as shocking is the reasonable theory that just as he slouched before Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un on the global stage, our president now completes a trifecta of cowering to murderous nondemocracies, his cowardice likely in service of his personal financial ties.
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"It is quite a feat for Republicans to have designed a bill that could alienate Obama-Trump voters, Romney-Clinton voters and base Democrats all at the same time, but the tax plan achieves exactly this trifecta," Mook and Weaver write in the memo.
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Nightly rates at the trifecta of luxury hotels in Monaco start at about $400My first night in Monaco, I got to stay at the opulent Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo, where rooms start at $417 and cost upwards of $8,500 for the most luxurious suites.
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"Iran's exports of oil to Asia and Europe will almost certainly decline later this year and into 2019 as some nations seek alternatives in order to avoid trouble with Washington and as sanctions start to bite," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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"There's never been a better opportunity to build and define your brand on mobile, so we're thrilled to have this talented trifecta of complementary industry veterans positioned to seamlessly help our clients drive their narrative and break through the clutter," Carone said in a statement.
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The report discussed the trifecta of traits it found added up to their success: They know how to take smart risks; they are obsessively focused on their businesses, which allows them to see opportunities others missed; and they think longer-term than less wealthy CEOs.
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I mean, it's definitely a step up from the general depiction of "slutty", high-kicking, American football-cheering blonde girls, but it doesn't quite capture how hard it is to master the trifecta that cheerleading is essentially made up of: gymnastics, acrobatics and dance.
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As Vox's Matthew Yglesias explained: Flipping Washington's state Senate from a one-vote GOP majority to a one-vote Democratic majority will also create a Democratic trifecta; a narrow legislative margin but one that creates new opportunities when combined with Washington state's stronger fiscal position.
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Our latest numbers come from early May, before Trump's recent trifecta of scandals involving the firing of James Comey, the sharing of state secrets with Russian diplomats, and the revelation that Trump may have interfered with the FBI's investigation of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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Carolyn Fiddler at the Daily Kos, who obsessively tracks state governments, also noted that the Democratic trifecta should have an easier time passing budgets — the venue for many big policy changes in any government — without LePage or Republicans in the Senate to slow things down.
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A meal at the restaurant was supposed to be the final stop of the night's trifecta: first, a trip to Sakaya, a sake store on East Ninth Street; then, grocery shopping at Sunrise Mart in the East Village; and finally, meat skewers at Yakitori Tora.
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Relying on "strategic mental warfare" and "manipulation," Severn paced his way to a 30-minute, split decision win over Shamrock to cement his trifecta of UFC victories, adding the Super Fight title to his win at UFC 5, and the 1996 Ultimate Ultimate, a tournament of champions.
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The proposal comes on the heels of a bruising battle with Congress over wall funding that resulted in a five-week partial federal government shutdown that ended in January, and could touch off a sequel just ahead of a trifecta of ominous fiscal deadlines looming this fall.
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As the precursor trail intensified, so did the size of Stone's awards haul: The 28-year-old earned major accolades at the Screen Actors Guild, the Golden Globes and the BAFTA Awards — a trifecta that has gone to each of the last three best actress Oscar winners.
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Two parts of the famous trifecta of sisters, Jenn, an in-demand makeup artist, and Ashley, hairstylist to everyone you follow on Instagram, are oft behind Moore's memorable red carpet looks, like the sleek bun from the Golden Globes and her bold pink lip from the Emmys.
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"The physical Asian jet fuel market remains supported in the wake of continuing cold weather in Japan as refiners maximize production of kerosene, used for heating in Japan, at the expense of jet fuel," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of consultancy Trifecta Energy, in a daily research note.
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We, however, would like to borrow the expression to introduce the latest launch from designer Rebecca Minkoff and makeup artist Rosie Jane Johnston, which feels like hitting the beauty trifecta: eco-friendly products, a splash of fashion, and a side of social responsibility swirled into one.
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"Republicans knew when they won the trifecta that it wasn't the sort of thing that lasts forever in Iowa, so they buckled down and got to work," said David Yepsen, a former Des Moines Register political columnist who now hosts the public affairs program Iowa Press.
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Trump's largely incoherent tweets make no mention of his papers or many of the traditional features of other US Presidential Libraries, but he did say mini-golf would play a prominent role in the plans, indicating that a "trifecta of turf mini-courses" were in the works.
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In West Virginia, Republicans have used their trifecta power — the party controls the governor's mansion and both houses of the Legislature, as they do in 25 other states — to cut per-pupil school spending, and that came after the state approved $425 million in bipartisan tax cuts.
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Weinstein seems to view himself in loftier terms, as a holy warrior sent to save the innocent, not only from the scourge of H.I.V. but also from those he views as the virus's human collaborators: a satanic trifecta of greedy executives, vainglorious activists and incompetent bureaucrats.
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The finale to the age-old argument over the state's proper role in the economy is playing out before our very eyes as a trifecta of headline-grabbing misfortunes dumps cold water on the leftist belief that greater government intervention in the market leads to greater prosperity.
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In fact, GOP lawmakers often make curbing unions one of their first legislative priorities even though they never campaigned on the issue — such as in Iowa, where Republicans pushed through union cutbacks as soon as they gained trifecta control in 2017, even though Iowans opposed the measure 62-21.
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It completes a trifecta of diplomatic accords aimed at keeping the rise in global temperatures below 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit (two degrees Celsius) over the average preindustrial temperatures — a point beyond which the manifest consequences of climate change, including rising sea levels and droughts, are likely to become exponentially worse.
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On the business front meanwhile, we have a trifecta of drivers that are boosting investment: moderate global activity supporting exports, rising oil prices boosting investment in the shale sector and a fiscal package reducing tax obligations, increasing capital depreciation allowances and favoring some repatriation of foreign held profits.
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President Trump hit the trifecta last week when he encouraged the House speaker, Paul Ryan, to scrap start-up money for an additional rail tunnel between New York and New Jersey, a project essential to the economic health not only of those two states but of the entire country.
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Choosing to bunk with a buddy often feels safer than living with a stranger, but fighting about money, space and guests — what relationship and etiquette expert April Masini calls "the trifecta" of serious roommate issues — can be even harder than duking it out with someone you met on Craigslist.
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The album is out October 903 via Blood Music, a label already very well known in the darksynth scene as home base for some of the genre's heaviest hitters (the aforementioned trifecta of Perturbator, GosT, and Dan Terminus, to name a few), ensuring lofty expectations from fans and critics.
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Given that the bill could easily be passed through budget reconciliation — which requires only a bare majority in the Senate — it has a strong shot at being enacted the next time Democrats have a governing trifecta in the House, Senate, and presidency, whether that's in 2021, 6003, or later.
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So, it's on now: Olivia knows it was Cyrus but can't prove it; Fitz doesn't believe (or want to believe) it was Cyrus and is going to need concrete evidence; and Cyrus knows Olivia knows he did it, so the power dynamic trifecta of Fitz-Olivia-Cyrus is back in play.
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An ingredient with the power to both brighten and fight the telltale signs of aging skin in one go is a pretty sweet deal, but Cho says that vitamin E is yet another notable compound you'll find in rice water, thereby rounding out the anti-aging, radiance-enhancing, moisturizing trifecta.
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CRS-17 will be taking two tons of supplies and other items to the ISS, including the new Orbiting Carbon Observatory-3, an experiment to generate algae for human consumption on board (they won't be trying it this time round), and a cool new multi-experiment microgravity platform called Hermes. Trifecta!
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"The report was supportive due to the large drop in crude oil inventories which was a function of a trifecta of bullish elements: strong demand from refiners, a sizeable drop in crude oil imports, and rebound in exports," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
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The inevitable massive tax cuts which we'll see under a Republican trifecta will translate into a great shift of wealth to the top, most likely unleashing a blue chip art boom in accord with Andrea Fraser's finding that the best metric for tracking a booming art market is economic inequality.
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"With Trifecta fast becoming a household name within the health and fitness community, we did not have a high protein, low carb, low saturated fat option for our plant-based product lines, so Beyond Meat was a perfect fit for us," said Greg Connolly, Trifecta's chief executive, in a statement.
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The overlap of a blue moon - the second full moon in a calendar month - with a lunar eclipse while the moon is at its closest approach to the earth is the first such celestial trifecta since 1003, said Noah Petro, a research scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center outside Washington.
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Related: Daniel Day Lewis' retirement is Internet gold In addition to his trifecta of Best Actor Oscars for "My Left Foot" (1989), "There Will Be Blood" (2007) and "Lincoln" (2012), Day-Lewis received nominations for his roles in "In the Name of the Father" (1993) and "Gangs of New York" (2002).
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Barney #26.4 is pointing to this space, here, where the guy who fucked up sitting down should be but isn't: So the Banter Trifecta of Barney, Barney, and Charles are demonstrating excellent physical banter, only ruined by the guy who fucked up being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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A trifecta of events had set him off in a way that two officials said they had not seen before: Hope Hicks' testimony to lawmakers investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 election, conduct by his embattled attorney general, and the treatment of his son-in-law by his chief of staff.
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A trifecta of events had set him off in a way that two officials said they had not seen before: Hope Hicks' testimony to lawmakers investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 election, conduct by his embattled attorney general and the treatment of his son-in-law by his chief of staff.
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The fund has also set up an investment committee whose members are Sanjay Kapoor, former CEO of Airtel and now a senior advisor at BCG; Rahul Khanna, formerly a managing partner at Cannan Partners and now founder of Trifecta Capital; and Kashyap Deorah, a serial entrepreneur who is currently building HyperTrack.
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How can the truth — that Donald Trump used taxpayer funds to try to force the president of Ukraine to sully the reputation of Joe Biden, a political rival — possibly break through this unique trifecta of a president without shame, backed by a party without spine, reinforced by a network without integrity?
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Democrat Letitia "Tish" James became New York's attorney general, and, in doing so, broke a trifecta of records: She's the state's first woman to be elected attorney general, the first black person to be elected attorney general in New York, and the first black woman elected to office in the Empire State.
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It helps explain why Donald Trump won the presidency and why his administration is such a policy train wreck, why Democrats keep losing even though the country seems to be getting more liberal, and why populist surges are likely to be with us for a while — a trifecta of rather important explanations.
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The updates complete the trifecta of killer features that every pot-smoker who owns an Echo has been waiting for: pizza, for sustenance; good music, for those chill ass vibes you're always looking for; and taxi service, for all those moments when you run out of weed and have to go get more quick.
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On Wednesday, humanity will be treated to a celestial trifecta: A supermoon (meaning it's relatively close to Earth), but also simultaneously a blood moon (it'll be orange or red), but also simultaneously a blue moon (the second full moon in one calendar month) will pass in the shadow of Earth, for a total lunar eclipse.
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In his first debate with McCaskill, in mid-September, he deployed a right-wing rhetorical trifecta by accusing her of wanting to "force the government to help illegal immigrant teen-agers get abortions," and asserted, incorrectly, that she and her husband had personally received a hundred and thirty-one million dollars in federal housing subsidies.
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Mr. Holder said in a February 2018 interview with The New York Times that the group was mainly focused on denying Republicans in state governments from achieving what is known as a trifecta — a single party controlling the governorship and an entire legislature, as Republicans do in Ohio and Florida, among other critical battlegrounds.
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But they acknowledge that the new trifecta of threats to the integrity of the 2020 ballot—the end of the 1982 consent decree, the post-Shelby restrictions on DOJ oversight efforts, and the false rhetoric we can expect from Trump as he fights tooth and nail for reelection—offers plenty of reasons to worry.
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Justin Timberlake reportedly pulled out of his headline slot at the last minute after it was found that his tour dates put him in violation of Coachella's radius clause, bumping Tame Impala to the top spot, and that's how we came to get this year's Coachella trifecta of Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, and Ariana Grande!
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News Analysis MOSCOW — The partial truce that Russia and the United States have thrashed out in Syria capped something of a foreign policy trifecta for President Vladimir V. Putin, with the Kremlin strong-arming itself into a pivotal role in the Middle East, Ukraine floundering and the European Union developing cracks like a badly glazed pot.
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The Good Great specs • Tons of battery life • 6-inch screen on a relatively small body The Bad Expensive • Probably still too big for many users • No 3D touch • Not available in U.S. The Bottom Line The Huawei Mate 8 is big, elegant and its battery lasts forever — a winning trifecta so long as you're cool with the pricing.
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Dial it back, sweet swain, and let us be your guide to the ultimate Netflix (US) movies to "Netflix and chill" to: The roiling, unabashed hedonism of New York in the late 1970s sets this queer nightclub drama about the legendary Studio 54, starring the perfect trifecta of 1990s hotness: Neve Campbell, Ryan Phillippe, and Salma Hayek.
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Our analysis found that the risk of running out of income under this reasonable scenario was: What this means is that many Americans entering retirement face a considerable — some would say unacceptable — level of financial risk from the trifecta of longevity, equity market volatility and the uncertainty of older age health costs and long-term care.
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The Patriots prevailed after a lethargic first half because they had Tom Brady and Sony Michel, and that potent tandem can counterbalance certain flaws against certain teams — such as the Jets, who appear to be careening toward an ignominious trifecta: a last-place finish, an eighth straight year missing the playoffs and an off-season coaching search.
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Warming up the stage for chart-topping T.I., percolating for a crowd of almost a thousand, he emerged from backstage with his crew known as Trifecta—an artist collective of other first generation Canadian musicians, filmmakers, and supporters, with ethnicities ranging from Filipino to Vietnamese, Metis, Chinese and Thai—and they could all see he was ecstatic.
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Though the image turns out to be the work of Heuser, a political satirist, part of me wants to believe the guy directly authored this image, because the idea of him sitting up late in his office, feverishly photoshopping a few of his Favorite Things together into the most powerful political trifecta imaginable frankly delights me. Reagan!
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A special category, the Board of Directors' Tribute award, was announced as well, and it's going to a powerful feminist trifecta: Gloria Steinem, Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards, and Janelle Monáe: "Many things are happening in this country, some we are less proud of than others, and these three women came out so strongly as a wonderful trio," von Furstenberg remarked.
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Like many of the other events mentioned here, the Eventbrite listings are an example of websites and tools working in tandem: A video/streaming platform like Zoom or Vimeo joins with an organizational website like Eventbrite, a social media platform like Facebook or Twitter, and/or a chat client like Discord or Kast to deliver a trifecta of community organization, engagement, and participation.
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If we're being optimistic, growing up means leaving a lot of things behind: goodbye to puking after a night of chugging as many cheap beers you can find, living exclusively on powdered mac and cheese, and that trifecta of awful college dorm room posters (John Belushi in Animal House, Pink Floyd's "Back Catalogue," and the inescapable black-and-white WWII soldier kiss).
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Over the last 10 years, artist and translator Michael Kasper has been slowly and exactingly changing this fact — bringing Belgian Surrealist writings and text-based work both into English and attentive study — and has done it again with a formidable trifecta newly out from Ugly Duckling Presse, Ideas Have No Smell: Three Belgian Surrealist Booklets (Paul Nougé, Paul Colinet, Louis Scutenaire).
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I tried my best to trip up the D9200s by jumping around genres: Gaël Faye's Rythmes et botanique, Le Trio Joubran's Majâz, Run the Jewels' trifecta of albums, Kelela's Hallucinogen, Aukai's Branches of Sun, Bo Hansson's Lord of the Rings, Infected Mushroom's Legend of the Black Shawarma, System of a Down's Toxicity, and Drake's "Tuscan Leather" each sounded as good or better than I've heard them.
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Any self-respecting Bachelor Nation fan knows the show's villains — and on Wednesday, three of the franchise's most notorious baddies got together to form what just might be the best reality villain trifecta yet: Chad Johnson (from JoJo Fletcher's Bachelorette season), Olivia Caridi (of Ben Higgins' Bachelor fame) and last but not least, Corinne Olympios, who is vying for Nick Viall's rose on the current season.
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The overnight success of David Cassidy, who died Tuesday at 67, was created by the same machine that had worked wonders for The Monkees, a made-for-TV band that had blasted four young, handsome unknowns into the pop stratosphere with a teen idol trifecta: a weekly prime-time TV show, a constant flow of singles and albums, and stadium concerts all over the world.
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Ice Cream Wrap The combination of taro, pineapple, and peanut ice creams, peanut brittle powder, and cilantro wrapped in a crepe seems like it was invented for Instagram, but it's been around for decades— taro, pineapple, and peanut make up the trifecta of Taiwan's most traditional dessert flavors.. An vendor uses a wooden grater to scrape powdery flakes off a large block of peanut brittle.
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Together, the three sets of work featured in the ICA exhibition reflect the multiplicity of the artist herself, a kind of id, ego, super-ego trifecta: the unnerving but humorous images in the books — their meaning open to the reader's interpretation — the obvious imminent dangers of Catastrophes, and, most striking, the deeply internal reflections of the Mercy Hospital pieces, Rorschach allusions of Applebroog's own psyche.
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For those of us who came of age during the glory years of the holy trinity of ABC, CBS and NBC, the power of "Network" was its absurd idea: a fourth network, fictitiously called UBS, which is the underdog network that dares to usurp that trifecta with provocative programming and what is ostensibly a reality TV show that blends news and slanted political interpretations to prey on Americans' fears.
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When J.J. Abrams and writers Lawrence Kasdan and Michael Arndt rebooted the Star Wars film franchise in 19403 with The Force Awakens — the first in a sequel trilogy, following the original Star Wars trifecta of 1977's A New Hope, 1980's The Empire Strikes Back, and 1983's Return of the Jedi — they found a fairly winning formula that split the difference between respecting fans' love for the original trilogy, and nudging the franchise into the future.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE rounds out the trifecta, but while he's long been seen as less vulnerable than Hurd or Culberson, that could change.
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Read more:I rented a Tesla Model 3 on the car-sharing app Turo with almost no human interaction — and it was clear why the app is great for millennialsThe CEO of Turo rents out his 5 cars, including the trifecta of Teslas, to strangers — here's why he thinks nearly everyone will be doing it in 10 yearsI tried Turo, a car share company that connects vehicle owners and renters — here's why I'll never use a traditional car rental againThese are the 10 cars expected to have the best resale value 5 years after purchase
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It's the first day of spring, and the White House hopes that a trifecta this week of trade, health care and the Supreme Court will be the start of a points-on-the-board phase — after a spate of tempests that helped push Trump's Gallup approval rating to a low of 37%, down 8 points from the week before: White House officials tell me that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross met with President Trump at Mar-a-Lago this weekend to walk POTUS through an aggressive trade agenda for the coming weeks, including five executive orders that are slated to begin rolling out this week.
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Some celebrities couldn't help but tweet out lyrics: Sophia Bush gave us some throwback realness to celebrate: Solange was there for her sister with some Knowles family love: Zendaya said it all with one word: Rowan Blanchard knows that Bey is a "Black Bill Gates in the making": Laverne Cox and Gabrielle Union were all of us: John Legend had to meme it: Southwest Airlines had to get in on the "Formation" fun: Red Lobster was ready: Uzo Aduba was all about the unapologetic Blackness: Beyoncé made Chance feel good about himself: Mindy Kaling tweeted the Beyoncé appreciation trifecta, including lyrics, love, and #HotSauceInHerBagSwag: But mostly, people were ready to put hot sauce in their bags:
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